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So if they announced that they were requiring all citizens to get the shot I wouldn't go get it. I suppose they could seize my bank account and make my life a living hell if I didn't, but you would have to know that there would be a lot of people who didn't take it and any major punishment you got for it would be a major news story. People are pissed just at the idea of the government running a health insurance program, imagine how pissed they will be if that government forces them against their will to get a shot. |
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Here's the longer version of the speech.
Elliot Spitzer has been writing lots of articles on the financial scandals. |
Exclusive: 27-Year CIA Vet says Obama May be Afraid of the CIA ... For Good Reason...
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=7408 By Brad Friedman on 9/11/2009 3:00PM Alluding to the assassination of JFK, long-time high-level CIA analyst says Panetta and the President 'afraid of these guys because these guys have a whole lot to lose if justice takes its course'... During my interview last night with 27-year CIA analyst Ray McGovern on the Mike Malloy Show (which I've been guest hosting all this week), the man who used to personally deliver the CIA's Presidential Daily Briefings to George Bush Sr., among other Presidents, offered an extraordinarily chilling thought --- particularly coming from someone with his background. In a conversation at the end of the hour (audio and transcript below), as I was trying to pin him down for an opinion on whether or not he felt it was appropriate for CIA Director Leon Panetta to have reportedly attempted to block a lawful investigation into torture and other war crimes committed by the CIA, McGovern alluded to a book about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and noted he felt it likely that both Panetta and President Obama may have reason to fear certain elements of the CIA. "Let me just leave you with this thought," he said, "and that is that I think Panetta, and to a degree President Obama, are afraid --- I never thought I'd hear myself saying this --- I think they're afraid of the CIA."... McGovern went on to note "the stakes are very high here," in relation to Attorney General Eric Holder's recently announced investigation of the CIA now under the direction of Panetta. "His main advisers and his senior staff are liable for prosecution for war crimes. The War Crimes statute includes very severe penalties, including capitol punishment for those who, if under their custody, detainees die. And we know that at least a hundred have, so this is big stakes here." He then recommended James W. Douglass' new book, JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters. "He makes a very very persuasive case that it was President Kennedy's, um, the animosity that built up between him and the CIA after the Bay of Pigs, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, because he was reaching out to the Russians and so forth and so on. It's a very well-researched book and his conclusion is very alarming," the long-time CIA veteran noted in what turned out to be a chilling end to our interview in which he described "two CIAs". One, he says, was created by President Truman to "give him the straight scoop without any fear or favor. And then its covert action arm, which really doesn't believe --- which doesn't belong in this agency." McGovern referred to that CIA "advisedly" as the President's "own personal gestapo" which acts without oversight by the Congressional committees once tasked to do so. "And so if you're asking why Obama and Panetta are going very very kid-glove-ish with the CIA, I think part of the reason, or the explanation is they're afraid of these guys because these guys have a whole lot to lose if justice takes its course." "So, it's pretty scary. Yes, it is," he concluded. * * * • The complete audio archive of the entire interview (appx. 37 mins.) can be download here or heard online here... • The final few minutes (appx. 6 mins) containing the conversation described above, as transcribed below, can be heard here... The transcript of the above-described 9/10/09 conversation between Brad Friedman and 27-year CIA analyst Ray McGovern on the Mike Malloy Show, follows below... BRAD FRIEDMAN: Was it appropriate, in your opinion, for Panetta to try to block this lawful investigation into torture by Eric Holder's investigation. Is that the appropriate thing for a CIA Director to do? RAY MCGOVERN: Well, you and I know that it's not appropriate if he's Director. If he sees his role as the agency's lawyer --- which apparently he does --- then there's nothing unlawful about him pleading their special causes. The stakes are very high here. His main advisers and his senior staff are liable for prosecution for war crimes. The War Crimes statute includes very severe penalties, including capitol punishment... BF: Yeah... RM: ... for those who, if under their custody, detainees die. And we know that at least a hundred have, so this is big stakes here. And let me just leave you with this thought, and that is that I think Panetta, and to a degree President Obama, are afraid --- I never thought I'd hear myself saying this --- I think they're afraid of the CIA. And you look in history...look to the incredible book written recently by Jim Douglass, JFK and the Unspeakable. He makes a very very persuasive case that it was President Kennedy's, um, the animosity that built up between him and the CIA after the Bay of Pigs, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, because he was reaching out to the Russians and so forth and so on. It's a very well-researched book and his conclusion is very alarming. And so if you're asking why Obama and Panetta are going very very kid-glove-ish, with the CIA, I think part of the reason, or the explanation is they're afraid of these guys because these guys have a whole lot to lose if justice takes its course. And that's why I think Attorney General Holder is to be applauded. I'm really just delighted to have somebody from The Bronx, where I grew up, try to do something to wipe out the blot that Colin Powell has put on The Bronx. BF: Even though its a narrow investigation, you still applaud it. But Ray McGovern, 27-year CIA analyst, you're saying that there is reason to be concerned about the CIA --- that Barack Obama should be concerned. Having been there 27 years, I guess you know what you're talking about. Uh...but that's a chilling thought I gotta say, Ray. RM: Well, read the book. James Douglass, JFK and the Unspeakable. Uh, Brad, as you probably know, there are two CIAs. Okay? The one that was set up by Truman to give him the straight scoop without any fear or favor. And then its covert action arm, which really doesn't believe --- which doesn't belong in this agency --- but is the one that is entitled, so to speak, by one sentence in the National Security Act of 1947 which says 'the Director of Central Intelligence shall perform such other functions and duties as the President shall direct.' That gives the President the ability to use the CIA as his own personal gestapo --- and I use the word advisedly --- the only check on that are what used to be called the oversight committees of Congress, now they're called the overlooked committees of the Congress... BF: Indeed. RM: So it's pretty scary. Yes, it is. |
Obama is a cyborg. He is not real. You know nothing.
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Would you Right Wing Whack jobs make up your fucking mind who the hell is talking over the country? First it's the Nazi's and Japs in the 40's.. Then it's the Commies in the 50 to the 80's.. After that it's the Evil Socialist's in the the 90's/00's now it's the fucking Nazi's again..
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the emperor Nero set fire to Rome and blamed the Christians
was that ever solved? |
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"FEARS OF PLOT TO REDUCE POPULATION SEEM LESS PARANOID IN LIGHT OF ROCKEFELLERS There is a strong and growing undercurrent across America of surreptitious government plans to reduce the population. By some, the plots are seen everywhere from contraception, abortion, flu outbreaks, "chem-trails," and vaccinations, to genetic-modification, health-care reform, sterilization programs, and manipulation of agriculture. The task is differentiating the paranoid from legitimate concerns, but this much can be known: for decades, low-key and even secret elements of elite Western society have been planning myriad ways of diminishing the number of humans populating a "stressed" planet. That is documented most starkly in an eye-opening book called Seeds of Destruction, which details an incredible memorandum issued as a top secret federal policy proposal under President Richard Nixon in April of 1974 and entitled "Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for U.S. Security and Overseas Interests." Known also as National Security Study Memorandum 200, or "NSSM 200," it was made official U.S. policy under President Gerald Ford. The memo -- which was kept secret for fifteen years (until organizations affiliated with the Catholic Church forced its declassification) -- was commissioned by Nixon on the recommendation of John D. Rockefeller III -- whose family long had been intimately connected to the population-reduction cause, as well as establishment of elite secret organizations. It was written by Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger -- who had extremely strong ties to the Rockefellers going back to the 1950s. He was also to implement its strategy. Some say the results are rising all around us. As author F. William Engdahl points out, the policy of the Rockefeller elite consisted of adopting a "world population plan of action" for drastic global population reduction policies in order to preserve resources and maintain order. Put another way, the goal -- which became a Rockefeller obsession -- was that certain elements of society, especially those with great wealth, be genetically nurtured while poor and less "desirable" elements should be reduced, an idea known as "eugenics" and popular in Nazi Germany. In fact, the greatest force behind the memorandum, as well as many projects connected to its goals, the Rockefeller Foundation, also funded notorious German eugenics programs until 1939, charges Engdahl."............ "One of the more prominent members of the American Eugenics Society in the early 1920s was Dr. Paul Bowman Popenoe, a U.S. Army venereal disease specialist from World War One, who wrote a textbook entitled Applied Eugenics," writes Engdahl. "In sum, Popenoe said, 'The first method which presents itself is execution... Its value in keeping up the standard of the race should not be underestimated.' He went on to eloquently advocate the 'destruction of the individual by some adverse feature of the environment, such as excessive cold, or by bacteria or by bodily deficiency." http://www.spiritdaily.com/populationreduction1.htm |
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Jeez, whoever would have guessed onwebcam would fall for a hoax letter... he's so rational and cogent..
I wonder if these tards realise it makes people WISH there were FEMA death camps for the Alex Jones sheep. |
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