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Sukarno was talking about a Pac Rim development bank to compete with IMF/WB. He was pushed out by CIA/Suharto, and JFK got whacked in part for a willingness to let Sukarno release West Papua/NewGuinea which would have wasted Freeport-McMoran's bribes there for a gold mine and they didn't want to pay bribes to a new government so they joined in the JFK swarm(CIA,Permindex, mob, etc). I have Les Coleman's Trail of the Octopus, and also William Chasey's book--he went to Libya. CIA definitely bombed the plane using http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/photos/album/646081026/pic/1622\ 187828/view?picmode=mode=tnorder=ordinalstart=1count=20dir=asc Monzer Al Kasser http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/photos/album/646081026/pic/1622\ 187828/view?picmode=mode=tnorder=ordinalstart=1count=20dir=asc , (above, arrested in 2008) in order to kill Gannon and McKee. Benazir Bhutto was assassinated to subvert democracy and assert a Ngo Dinh Diem type of weak surrogate and then as in the US the right retreated, in Pakistan I believe the right has retreated into the off-the-map zones in order to use extremists to destabilize and make both a sanctuary and job for intel and military. Similarly the US military is being entangled in a wider war like JFK Vietnam to prevent peace and democracy and Obama's Change or rather his followers' notion of change. War and the well-timed real estate bubble's collapse prevented a real healthcare bill from having the funding it needs, for instance, as the war and bailouts hold us to the right, to Obama's and the Democrats' discredit in the US and the US attacking Pakistan helps the Pak right. The whole thing gets rather obvious where the CIA drone pilots operate from Pakistan, and US troops leave the poppies alone in Afghanistan. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/21/world/asia/21marja.html http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/21/world/asia/21marja.html USMC guards 911-liberated poppies http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/21/world/asia/21marja.html New York Times, March 20, 2010 U.S. Turns a Blind Eye to Opium in Afghan Town By ROD NORDLAND http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/n/rod_nordla\ nd/index.html?inline=nyt-per KABUL, Afghanistan The effort to win over Afghans on former Taliban http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/t/tal\ iban/index.html?inline=nyt-org turf in Marja has put American and NATO http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/n/nor\ th_atlantic_treaty_organization/index.html?inline=nyt-org commanders in the unusual position of arguing against opium http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/subjects/o/opium/in\ dex.html?inline=nyt-classifier eradication, pitting them against some Afghan officials who are pushing to destroy the harvest. From Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/m/stanley_a_\ mcchrystal/index.html?inline=nyt-per on down, the military's position is clear: U.S. forces no longer eradicate, as one NATO official put it. Opium is the main livelihood of 60 to 70 percent of the farmers in Marja, which was seized from Taliban rebels in a major offensive last month. American Marines http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/m/us_\ marine_corps/index.html?inline=nyt-org occupying the area are under orders to leave the farmers' fields alone. Marja is a special case right now, said Cmdr. Jeffrey Eggers, a member of the general's Strategic Advisory Group, his top advisory body. We don't trample the livelihood of those we're trying to win over. United Nations http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/u/uni\ ted_nations/index.html?inline=nyt-org drug officials agree with the Americans, though they acknowledge the conundrum. Pictures of NATO and other allied soldiers walking next to the opium fields won't go well with domestic audiences, but the approach of postponing eradicating in this particular case is a sensible one, said Jean-Luc Lemahieu, who is in charge of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime http://www.unodc.org/afghanistan/index.html?ref=menutop here. Afghan officials, however, are divided. Though some support the American position, others, citing a constitutional ban on opium cultivation, want to plow the fields under before the harvest, which has already begun in parts of Helmand Province. How can we allow the world to see lawful forces in charge of Marja next to fields full of opium, which one way or another will be harvested and turned into a poison that kills people all over the world? said Zulmai Afzali, the spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Counternarcotics. The Taliban are the ones who profit from opium, so you are letting your enemy get financed by this so he can turn around and kill you back, he added, referring to how the Taliban squeeze farmers for money to run their operations. The argument may strike some as a jarring
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Thank you, Karma. Islam was provided with what is acknowledged as the greatest military invention that the world has ever come up with. They used it wisely. Gaddafi has really learned the ropes. He came close to being whacked. At that level there are some rules for assassination. Basically You assassinate them not us at our level. In the past I found that upsetting. If assassinations were allowed to go to leaders every leader would be a target. Now this can only be done under certain conditions. Gaddafi sent a strong message with where he put his ceremonial tent when he spoke in the UN. (Hard to explain.) This was in conjunction with Russias Arctic Sea statement. The loud screams that continue over Iran sound, and are, more and more in desperation. I always check the remarks on news sites after a story when possible. On some they can be ordered into the most recommended. You should have seen the reaction to drug killings in Mexico. Both the US and Mexican governments are blamed and most just said that the only choice is to legalize all of it. Most every reply, (about 2/3rds), used Prohibition in the first sentence. You might think I am popping around but trying to get to the spread of attitude change. When I wrote the Aqaba is in Dallas piece here I should have prefaced it with more basic island nations vs. land nations or allies vs. axis info. Axis is an old term that was popularized by Bonito Mussolini. It is a line from Murmansk on top of Russia to Cape Town, South Africa. This is the land axis that has been pummeled by the sea traders for the last 5 to 6 hundred years. They do have the resources. What was talked about in Pakistan was worrisome because it made such sense. You can whack those who are problems under certain conditions. But you cant alter geography. (Trades were made. When is the last time you were in a US motel not run by Pakistanies?) (I started Bhuttos daughters book but never finished it.) This is what is again emerging. And it is for real: http://www.worldbulletin.net/video.php?id=1 It keeps snapping back to the man with the hammer. The greatest military invention of all time is the stirrup. Im better at poetry: I With Kubla Khan Did Beat I with Kubla Khan did beat White war hoof on the victim street. And shared with every victor seat The splendor of the foes retreat. Twas I who fought so close to you, Who stayed the charge Fu Tut Manchu. Who with Czar-son Petrofski Skevar Had boasted multitudes of scar. And with the Shah-son Balbul Amir Had charged the steppes with bow and spear. Who with Tartar and Cossack and Hindu and Turk Under stirrup and pack did your dirtiest work. More, I from Kubla Khan had fled White war hoofs that had turned to red. And with retreating bleeding dread Had stood beside my master dead. Did you think of me as your bearer of Mars? As with head in the saddle you looked at the stars? While you slept so close to earth, This I heard from Heavens mirth: Far above his lovers wail Earths poet god beyond the pale, Dreams sea-cousins in fighting ships Whose right hand stands upon the sea, And leaves his left, with our hoof on ground: Land nations as a fort surround, To war by war each beat to pound. But this I heard alone in clouds As sleep you lay in dreamy shrouds. As sleep you lay on saddle earth Whose picket line of sentry worth, Of steaming nostrils, silvered girth, Has framed the stars that gave you birth. And who rode through all your wars? Who cavalries Calvarys troubled sores? And so destined to your course Has breathed so noble as I, your horse? nice thread. just wanted to add a bit of buried history here. in 1974, pakistan's zulfikar ali bhutto convened an islamic summit in islamabad. co-chaired with gaddafi. attended by all leaders of islamic nations, from saudi royalty to uganda's idi amin. gaddafi's and bhutto's proposal was simple and brilliant. the islamic world at the time held a population of 800 million and controlled vast resources. united they could form a third major power in a world carved up by the west and the soviets. three years later bhutto was toppled and five years later he was hanged. not long after, gaddafi had sanctions imposed on his country over the lockerbie affair and he survived a bombing raid.
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Beautiful poem. I should not give too much away. I have a shangaan ringtone. I felt the horse liniment last summer, and things happened like visions before the campfire. I know people with those names, too. Maybe the Mao Mao were homeless squatters, the victims of false flag ops. Maesai and pygmies have recently been evicted, some to concentration camps, and now the US citizens are beginning to experience that 1920's 1930's Dust Bowl Grapes of Wrath here. Matthew McDaniel rides his horse OR to NYC to protest land stealing by a US-backed monarch in Thailand. Have Sri Lankan fishermen won back their beach villages since the hurricane(see Naomi Klein on US wrong side there again). Bush New Orleans. Jessica Lynch was well treated in Iraq. Israeli apartheid and Leb Hezbollah won that Alamo. US aggression in Somalia caused taxation by piracy. Pat Robertson and Ibrahim Bah; blood diamonds. Every African nation where they have succeeded at democracy, truth and reconciliation with or without justice process, development, also is working against misogyny and rape. Women's issues and enfranchisement are moving forward in Africa, and one reason the USG had to hang Lockerbie Pan Am 103 on Libya's Gadafi was because Libya had equality for women and ended exim nationalization while the US still had exim and banking nationalized without land reform completed yet in El Salvador or glasnost perestroika. Now we are still backing misogyny, dictators, warlords, and would no doubt back monarchs if Afghanistan and Iraq had not both refused US transparent attempts to prolong British monarchy as in Jordan and Saudi. It should have been obvious in Liberia in 2004 that though cannibals, the indigenous side was the only right side due to only fighting for enfranchisement and an end to Afro-American imitation of southern US plantation model and a caste system. We back monarchs and dictators and secretly raise up the misogynist political islamists and practice cocaine colonialism and monocropping and a host of other evil and stupid losers. There is no way to win with any of that, except in the old British sense of making an empire wheeze on a little longer. Old Pat Robertson bought blood diamonds from RUF army child hand hackers to oppose abortion as wedge issue collapsing into empire as Bushwa hand-maiden. Either we stop giving US bees patent medicine or they die off. Then we wouldl take down trade barriers to foreign food with melamine and pesticides and whatever Blackwater wants to feed us at whatever price the hidden Enron partners want to charge us from Dubai. FEMA pointed guns at hungry and thirsty people in New Orleans. There was no free gas for airboats. Burning oil and a photo op for Bush was all the dimwit losers had. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49029
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Thanks, you made many good points. It is fairly well, (about completely), acknowledged in Africa that you cannot plop down and form of democracy. There are no long-standing institutions to base it upon. Military dictatorships work best to start. Moscow trained long-standing Sudan head, Omar al-Bashir, wrote a good piece on this but cant find it on the Internet. South Africa is an example of pushing democracy too quickly: not good at all. Islam works best to start. They have prevailed in running backward societies for a long time. Within a short time the situation becomes very peaceful. When Gaddafi stood up at the UN and said that the Security Council is corrupt, (head of the secret non-use of nuke pact), he got a standing ovation. This was spun another way in Western news. The sudden crisis in Nigeria is because we are loosing inner control. That is why Gaddafi made his odd statement to the effect that Nigeria had better either work together or break up. Nigeria, in some respects, has been the most dynamic holding those three strong tribes together. What is developing now is that it is working together to become one large political and banking block. A real force. Thanks. m Beautiful poem. I should not give too much away. I have a shangaan ringtone. I felt the horse liniment last summer, and things happened like visions before the campfire. I know people with those names, too. Maybe the Mao Mao were homeless squatters, the victims of false flag ops. Maesai and pygmies have recently been evicted, some to concentration camps, and now the US citizens are beginning to experience that 1920's 1930's Dust Bowl Grapes of Wrath here. Matthew McDaniel rides his horse OR to NYC to protest land stealing by a US-backed monarch in Thailand. Have Sri Lankan fishermen won back their beach villages since the hurricane(see Naomi Klein on US wrong side there again). Bush New Orleans. Jessica Lynch was well treated in Iraq. Israeli apartheid and Leb Hezbollah won that Alamo. US aggression in Somalia caused taxation by piracy. Pat Robertson and Ibrahim Bah; blood diamonds. Every African nation where they have succeeded at democracy, truth and reconciliation with or without justice process, development, also is working against misogyny and rape. Women's issues and enfranchisement are moving forward in Africa, and one reason the USG had to hang Lockerbie Pan Am 103 on Libya's Gadafi was because Libya had equality for women and ended exim nationalization while the US still had exim and banking nationalized without land reform completed yet in El Salvador or glasnost perestroika. Now we are still backing misogyny, dictators, warlords, and would no doubt back monarchs if Afghanistan and Iraq had not both refused US transparent attempts to prolong British monarchy as in Jordan and Saudi. It should have been obvious in Liberia in 2004 that though cannibals, the indigenous side was the only right side due to only fighting for enfranchisement and an end to Afro-American imitation of southern US plantation model and a caste system. We back monarchs and dictators and secretly raise up the misogynist political islamists and practice cocaine colonialism and monocropping and a host of other evil and stupid losers. There is no way to win with any of that, except in the old British sense of making an empire wheeze on a little longer. Old Pat Robertson bought blood diamonds from RUF army child hand hackers to oppose abortion as wedge issue collapsing into empire as Bushwa hand-maiden. Either we stop giving US bees patent medicine or they die off. Then we wouldl take down trade barriers to foreign food with melamine and pesticides and whatever Blackwater wants to feed us at whatever price the hidden Enron partners want to charge us from Dubai. FEMA pointed guns at hungry and thirsty people in New Orleans. There was no free gas for airboats. Burning oil and a photo op for Bush was all the dimwit losers had. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49029
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The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael
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hear hear! albeit experience has demonstrated you not reciprocating communication / direct question. That is of course your prerogative, and I love ya just the same, but such seems to go counter to your below expressed position? My Friend ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@yahoo.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 11:11:22 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links
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We are all on same page. AFRICOM important. Did I post the letter I wrote to General Ward of AFRICOM? I think I did. From looks of Chad and Sudan and even strangness in Nigeria I think Africa is doing their own Peace of Westphalia but keeping it inside. Anything they do out in open becomes a target. And I certainly support Turkey. I don't know what Sweden is doing, have friends there and they too are embarrassed. France and England just as responsible for Armenia. Armenia teaches you not to trust a jump country. Keeping enemies close does not mean betraying them while in their lap, lol. m hear hear! albeit experience has demonstrated you not reciprocating communication / direct question. That is of course your prerogative, and I love ya just the same, but such seems to go counter to your below expressed position? My Friend ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@yahoo.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 11:11:22 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links
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typhimurium ST313 which CIA has developed at Ft Detrick and Walter Reed Army Medical Center and then released in Africa and Arkansas(Russell Welch) and US Congress(Daschle and Leahy) and Minnesota(H1N1) will emerge more than ever from Minnesota as 911-Saudi-CIA converts Mayo Clinic to produce more CIA emerging diseases. Whether emerging in offices of US Senators Daschle and Leahy, or office of Arkansas state police, or in remote African villages, new bioweapons will be emerging diseases thanks to your tax dollars, true, but above all, thanks to your innocence. FBI agents retorted,everybody does it, but we're the good guys, in defense of using Franklin-Boystown-Presidio-Finders-Lindbergh babies to make pedo blackmail videos. Need help with your left hand emerging genmod diseases, maybe the right hand can help you? Similarly, the Africans can read Oliver North's diary and simply call it cocaine colonialism. The Russians did not do that much with LSD, STP, DMT, PCP, mescaline, psilocybin, and everybody is not making pedo blackmail videos using the Lindbergh baby. If the US did give you an vaccination for Ebola, it would still be laced with enough aluminum and mercury slow your students down in school. If the US weakened the immunity of your bees by loaning you money to buy US ag chemicals, bee diseases would not be cured by poisoning any surviving bees with antibiotics in order to get you to lower your trade barriers. Thabo Mbeki may have eternally discredited himself by convincing Nelson Mandela to burden the victims of apartheid with the costs of apartheid, including apartheid pensions, but Mbeki was right to question whether feeding pillcakes to the thin man will fatten him or kill him. Always look in the mouth of grinning wooden gift horse on wheels. Dental amalgam? Thimerosol and aluminum in any vaccine for biowar emerging from U Minn or Mayo or Walter Reed? Timeout, will dead bees sting Illuminati before the US corpse hits the ground, or will he just clatter like Bones when he hits? Clue: the Israelis have two years to disappoint the four powers Brzezhinski said are no substitute for Palestinians. Hint: two years, what takes Viguerie and the Newtist Colony two years? Bees dying. Nouveau Bushwa Change. Electronic voting? Even send-plantation-model-back-to-Africa can still be found in a petri dish marked Liberia at the CIA-Saudi Mayo Bioweapons Clinic. What could that warlord be thinking, after 2004? Maybe he is addicted to waterboarding. Some people don't know what to do with themselves, CENQUAL gunnies say. Maybe old warlords don't always just fade away. They can become tragicomic waterboard surfers for a few dollars more. Or FBI pedo blackmail video pimps. Or, how about cocaine colonialist pirates closer to home? Might be a pension in that. Two years, and slowly maybe Athenians will figure out that's really Geronimo's skull on their tee shirts and tats. Nihilism now, but what then, Mr. Blue? Atta and Goss from the same town, Vigeurie and Petruskie from the same town, and the same week that we discover al-CIA-duh has always used the al-CIA-duh website, Gitmo guys get laptops. Yet, George Lakoff may still be wondering why the ultra-rich might wish to own two plastic action figures. Seeing oneself from afar may be predicted on prior art. Abstraction as basis for organization may just coiff the whole Samson dude. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: We are all on same page. AFRICOM important. Did I post the letter I wrote to General Ward of AFRICOM? I think I did. From looks of Chad and Sudan and even strangness in Nigeria I think Africa is doing their own Peace of Westphalia but keeping it inside. Anything they do out in open becomes a target. And I certainly support Turkey. I don't know what Sweden is doing, have friends there and they too are embarrassed. France and England just as responsible for Armenia. Armenia teaches you not to trust a jump country. Keeping enemies close does not mean betraying them while in their lap, lol. m From: muckblit muckb...@... To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 11:11:22 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations
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(Note: less than two weeks after I sent this Kenya exploded.) General William E. Ward Vice Admiral Robert T. Moeller Ambassador Mary Carlin Yates AFRICOM Dear Ambassador Yates, General Ward and Admiral Moeller, Permission to speak frankly as you three are in deep doo doo. You learned nothing from Lebanon? The militia was part of a female social organization the power of which surprised both the CIA and Mossad. The greater war for Africa looms. First we had the stupidity of Admiral Timothy J. Keating with his almost nuke terrorist exercise in Charleston, S.C. I posted letter to him on Internet prior (over 14,000 readers first week) and the exercise that would have given too much away called off. See http://www.midcoast.com/~michael1/webnukeletter.htm But you go into deeper shit. Coastal meetings have taken place that starts the process of Africa working together as one country . It will: but not in that fashion. That is the outside. As Mao understood prior to his long march the interior is far more important. You continue to play sides against each other. It did not work in many groups / religions Lebanon and it will not work in Africa. Africa will collect from the inside. It will not be ordered. No, (at least visible), central command. Who will you be fighting then? Terrorists? Are a group of guys who shoot soldiers in the back when there is no declared war terrorists? Of course they are. It happened. They met later in a barn frightened that the government would come after them and hang them for treason. But a rider pulls up and informs them that a revolution is afoot. Ethan Allen names his group the Green Mountain Boys and continues. You did right when you set up a CIA listening post in Gulu (Christian Science Monitor). But you didnt listen. You wish to prosecute Joseph Kony. He was caught between the old Black Jewish sects of Ethiopia, Christians and Muslims. The Lords Revolution Army was: One God, Ten Commandments or we shoot you. Seems nonsensical until you realize that it is a common denominator that you dare not go past. So even if UN captures and hangs him after peace declared, so what? It was not that specific philosophy but the general concept that spread to Lebanon. As it will now spread (from inside out) in Africa. That seed is sown: the ground fertile. Admiral Moeller, You learned nothing from General Van Riper? First you overlook the sinking of the H.M.S Sheffield because only other navies (secretly our friends) could do such. And you held that view even after surprise Soviet naval maneuvers of 1984. Missiles better than that French missile can now be hid in the sand on the seabed. Woods Hole Oceanagraphic Hydrods can only detect metal to 3 meters. You even used platoons of dolphins off the Gunsten Hall. But you had to keep bringing in animal trainers because of dolphin boredom. You sent down divers over every point you saw a trawler stop in the Golf. Think that is enough? Attack on Cole and whatever was in Aqaba was inept compared to what is coming. John Lehman made a big point about loosing surface ships as sometimes necessary citing Midway. How many do you think you could afford to loose in this day and age, sir? You nixed the Land Attack DD 21 in favor of Littorals. All four are out of San Diego because of Malacca. Before you tried to protect that 1200 miles of shoreline with rubber boats and fifty caliber. Think this is better? You can bury effective missiles in the sand with launchers made from nothing but liquid vinyl and sawdust. About anything else you would need can be picked up at Toys-R-Us. Those Littorals are now only targets. General Ward, Sir, there is one thing you will never do here. You will never be able to define the battlefield. A non-military for intel? More shades of Rummy, sir? What is being shown as prime target? If Algeria example, it will be the UN. Of course. See play at link above. Ambassador Yates, Ahmadinejad states recently that he is holding another unspecified card re: nukes. What do you imagine this is? See also play at link above. Hedley Donovan was the best at naval intelligence in WW II. (Song from South Pacific, Happy Talk was tribute.) Once in Hawaii he had only a short time to locate Jap fleet. He puts out simple directive to spies on every island. They had to go down to the local bar and report the talk as either happy or serious, nothing in-between. With just this he located fleet at Leyte Gulf. In the same sense if you want to see what is connecting in Africa watch for those army Toyota pick-ups that have the most females with the soldiers (as Lebanon). But that wont even do. They will think of this also. I see just what you are doing. What I think about your present relationship with Kenya is unprintable. Perhaps some poetry will express this better. Poetry follows. With all respect, Sincerely,
