were shrubbed.
You turn up with a mouth full of canary feathers, but by god you turned up.
As a guy on speaking terms with half my perp list, if you started really
catching on you could wake up enough high ranking schnookies to upend
their whole plot.
But so far you seem dependablely marching to a secular and new age
version of the same force you decry.
This is an eyechart. It diagnoses both blindness and brainwash.
http://missilegate.com
Sean McBride wrote:
> [I'm reposting this, with the paragraph formatting cleaned up.]
>
> [A further note: I recently read David McCollough's 1776, which is a
> colorful and inspirational recounting of the American Revolution.
> Dangerous times have been with us always, I guess, and will always be
> with us. George Washington managed to keep his cool under extreme
> pressure.]
>
> I should have said something earlier, but I was enjoying putting all
> the scary stuff to the side for awhile and pretending that it didn't
> exist.
>
> I will say this: I read a disturbing communication last month that
> wasn't a personal threat, and which didn't (I don't think) cause me to
> back off from discussing certain controversial topics. But someone
> who claims to know what is really going on in the government has
> stated that several major well-funded operations are underway to crush
> domestic dissent by any means necessary. Of course these kinds of ops
> have always been running in the background since at least the 1960s,
> but supposedly the current kinds of activities are on a whole
> different level, a much more massive level. According to the source,
> all the free-wheeling discussions about 9/11, Mideast politics and
> related topics on the increasingly influential Internet have scared
> the hell out of the political establishment, especially the neocon and
> neolib sectors of it. They are capable of doing anything at this
> point to deal with what they perceive to be a mortal threat to their
> agenda and to their monopoly control over the media.
>
> You know all those bloodcurdling threats of violence against their
> fellow Americans that keep spewing from the mouths of Ann Coulter,
> David Horowitz, Michael Savage, Michelle Malkin, Bill O'Reilly and
> their ilk? Apparently they have quite a few allies in the secret
> government who are working with a huge black budget to make their
> fantasies real. There is really no way to exaggerate how dangerous
> these people are -- they are determined to terrorize into submission
> or physically eliminate anyone who disagrees with them. Charles
> Krauthammer gave the game away not long ago when he characterized his
> political opponents in the CIA as "jihadists" (echoing Richard Perle's
> earlier characterization of Seymour Hersh as a "terrorist").
>
> So, retreating from the field of battle at this point and keeping
> one's mouth shut might really make a good deal of sense, until the
> Bush administration fully dissolves and some semblance of sanity is
> restored to American politics. I would certainly understand why
> anyone might do so. The neocons, and their neoliberal and Christian
> Zionist allies, took down the CIA with little effort. Wiping out
> poorly organized and pacific dissenters on the Internet who enjoy much
> less protection than the CIA would be a piece of cake.
>
> I keep assuming that the good guys, relatively speaking, will soon get
> their act together and put an end to this nightmare in a legal way,
> but it may be a false assumption. Despite the fact that every policy
> of the Bush administration, and especially the Iraq War, has turned
> out to be a disaster by every rational calculation, there is an inner
> core of fanatics among the neocons that is determined to press on and
> even intensify its efforts. If Bush falters and falls, they'll simply
> reorganize their efforts behind pliable tools like John McCain, Rudy
> Giuliani, Hillary Clinton or Evan Bayh, in both the Republican and
> Democratic Parties.
>
> And of course there is always the threat of 9/11 Part II looming in
> the background, and everything that it would trigger overnight.
> Anyone who is among the top 1,000, or top 10,000, most effective
> dissenting voices on the net may be in serious trouble. They are
> casting their net much wider than that.
>
> This is not an episode of 24 or a fictional political thriller, folks
> -- this is the real deal. We are in an alarming situation.
>
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