SEE THROUGH THEIR BULL SHIT AND THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.
Homeland Security Meet with CEO's
Update:
Democracy Now (funded by the Ford Foundation) is claiming Progressive Magazine 'exclusively' uncovered the story about the so-called 'public / private partnership with the federal government called Infragard giving business leaders "shoot to kill" authority.
Was Democracy Now 'called into action' by their handlers at the Ford foundation so the FBI could discredit the story which first appeared on Business Television. Btv actually talked to some of the business leaders on camera and they went into the whole shoot to kill authority given to them by Homeland Security. No Matter which way you slice it the FBI are bullshitting the public once again, and so is Infragard.
According to a very reliable source B-TV (Business Television) aired a story (last week) a meeting between the CEO / presidents of corporations. This meeting was held in DC. The importance of this story was the fact the meeting was to cover what these people should do during Marshal Law. The most important fact discussed concerning the meeting was Homeland Security insisting that these CEO's / company presidents should be armed. The business people were concerned they would be tried in court if they shot anyone dead. Homeland Security assured them they would not.What I find interesting, is Homeland Security is adamant about disarming YOU the citizen but, they are giving bank presidents the green light to "shoot to Kill". Obviously when Joe sixpack has no money in their bank accounts or 401K's (near future?) they're going to be upset.Now, I have looked for this story about this meeting on B-TV's website and on the net with no luck. I an very confident my source saw this story.If you can find transcripts or the video concerning this meeting please get it out on the net ASAP!
The Vulcan Ambassador at 19/02/08 7:02 PM |
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The Globalist at the local market
Today I went to pick up some supplements at the local super market in Colorado, USA and a well meaning fool was trying to get people to sign her petition on a 'so-called' Colorado state voter rights issue. She stopped me, read me the script and handed me the pen thinking I was simply going to go through the motions and sign.
Of course I'm not going to just 'sign' something without first reading the fine print. Sure enough, in the middle of religion, race , sex... all the buzz words that aren't ever discriminated against, there it was. In the middle of all the 'politically correct' buzzwords in black and white the 'TRUE' purpose of the petition. The words 'country of origin' were conveniently tucked away in the middle of the purposed legislation. I circled those words with my fingers and told her ..."there is no way I'm signing that petition...Why on earth would I want someone who is not a citizen of this country, let alone of my community , have the right to vote on matters that effect my life?" I told her she is insane to be promoting that.
She was speechless and one less signature for the day.
The Vulcan Ambassador at 19/02/08 6:59 PM |
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Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of America, One City At A Time.
When Toledo Ohio city Mayor Carty Finkbeiner told the U.S. Marine Corps to play army somewhere else (preferably on a military base) rather than his city, the propaganda machines went right into action.
NBC, one of the worlds largest military contractors sent their local Toledo TV station, who by the way participate in these 'drills', to do a so called news piece that was anything but balanced.
Toledo Police Chief Jack Smith gave the infamous tag line 'support the troops' a whole new meaning when he was selling the idea these joint police / military drills are crucial for 'saving lives' of the troops in Iraq / Afghanistan. NBC even found a G.I. gal to say "this drill saved my life in Iraq". Was this a chance grab by the reporter? Gee, what a great job by the reporter digging! No. Was she a spokesperson? Yes of course. Military personnel are not allowed to speak on behalf of the military unless designated to do so. Of course NBC is not going to give those 'FACTS' to the very public they are manipulating.
The whole idea of joint military / police drills, going on in a neighborhood near you, saving the lives of troops overseas is absurd to an extreme stretch at best. First ask yourself this question. How can a city like Toledo compete in state of the art urban warfare training with military bases who's budgets to build and run them are bigger than that of the city Toledo itself? Second question that should have been asked. If these drills have to do with saving lives of troops stationed overseas why on earth are the Marines wasting valuable time and energy exercising with a civilian police force that will have no part with such overseas operations?
NBC obviously had no intention to balance the story and instead went into propaganda mode by painting the Toledo Mayor as this guy who doesn't care about the troops by "giving them the boot". Since the military side of GE / NBC pays the bills they're simply looking out for #1 first by stirring up the public for support, rather than actually report.
...and man did they find some real gems out on the street. One woman went as far to essentially say..."be damned the general welfare of the public...the military has rights". (paraphrased) Now,If I was that crazy Commie dictator in North Korea and heard people on the street talking like that I would say, "Yeah Baby!! and rest a lot easier at night knowing how dumbed down the people really are. Even though NBC could not find a single person opposed to the drills (gee shucks) their messageboard clearly showed not everyone bought into their propaganda piece and had real concerns about such drills. This fact alone should vindicate the Mayor, and most importantly, why haven't there been any public hearings in any city that are running such drills? The answer to this question gets to the real purpose and nature of these drills which have very little to do with "saving lives of troops overseas" and everything to do with conditioning Americans to get use to seeing the military infused with the public.
Most immigrants came to America for the very reason of getting away from countries where the military is infused with the public. The problems concerning the general welfare of the public vs military prompted the creation of the Posse Comitatus Act. NBC made sure not to go down this road in their TV report and this is one of the major reasons governments (local, state and federal) sneak behind the publics back instead of holding public hearings on these drills. There is a lot of federal money to go around concerning these drills and government doesn't want the public's concern to interfere with the loot.
Spending loads of federal money to condition the people? Say it isn't so!
Why is so much federal money being given to local police force to train troops going overseas? Does not make sense. Can these drills be beneficial as a psh-op to condition the public? Makes a lot of sense. The TV news component to these drills are in place and obviously hard at work. Why does the public need to be brain washed into excepting such drills? Remember the Posse Commitatus Act? Americans are not used to and traditionally (for good reason) oppose the idea of a military or militarized police force.
Enter the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007
Since it's really NBC's job NOT to inform the public the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007 is something they certainly wouldn't want the public to get wind of. If the general public knew the provisions of this act the psy-op aspect of drill like the ones in Toledo would come into much better focus. I'll make a very safe bet the folks on the street NBC interviewed hasn't a clue what this legislation is let alone how it will effect the way there children's children will live.
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of America, One City At A Time.
When Toledo Ohio city Mayor Carty Finkbeiner told the U.S. Marine Corps to play army somewhere else (preferably on a military base) rather than his city, the propaganda machines went right into action.
NBC, one of the worlds largest military contractors sent their local Toledo TV station, who by the way participate in these 'drills', to do a so called news piece that was anything but balanced.
Toledo Police Chief Jack Smith gave the infamous tag line 'support the troops' a whole new meaning when he was selling the idea these joint police / military drills are crucial for 'saving lives' of the troops in Iraq / Afghanistan. NBC even found a G.I. gal to say "this drill saved my life in Iraq". Was this a chance grab by the reporter? Gee, what a great job by the reporter digging! No. Was she a spokesperson? Yes of course. Military personnel are not allowed to speak on behalf of the military unless designated to do so. Of course NBC is not going to give those 'FACTS' to the very public they are manipulating.
The whole idea of joint military / police drills, going on in a neighborhood near you, saving the lives of troops overseas is absurd to an extreme stretch at best. First ask yourself this question. How can a city like Toledo compete in state of the art urban warfare training with military bases who's budgets to build and run them are bigger than that of the city Toledo itself? Second question that should have been asked. If these drills have to do with saving lives of troops stationed overseas why on earth are the Marines wasting valuable time and energy exercising with a civilian police force that will have no part with such overseas operations?
NBC obviously had no intention to balance the story and instead went into propaganda mode by painting the Toledo Mayor as this guy who doesn't care about the troops by "giving them the boot". Since the military side of GE / NBC pays the bills they're simply looking out for #1 first by stirring up the public for support, rather than actually report.
...and man did they find some real gems out on the street. One woman went as far to essentially say..."be damned the general welfare of the public...the military has rights". (paraphrased) Now,If I was that crazy Commie dictator in North Korea and heard people on the street talking like that I would say, "Yeah Baby!! and rest a lot easier at night knowing how dumbed down the people really are. Even though NBC could not find a single person opposed to the drills (gee shucks) their messageboard clearly showed not everyone bought into their propaganda piece and had real concerns about such drills. This fact alone should vindicate the Mayor, and most importantly, why haven't there been any public hearings in any city that are running such drills. The answer to this question gets to the real purpose and nature of these drills which have very little to do with "saving lives of troops overseas" and everything to do with conditioning Americans to get use to seeing the military infused with the public.
Most immigrants came to America for the very reason of getting away from countries where the military is infused with the public. The problems concerning the general welfare of the public vs military prompted the creation of the Posse Comitatus Act. NBC made sure not to go down this road in their TV report and this is one of the major reasons governments (local, state and federal) sneak behind the publics back instead of holding public hearings on these drills. There is a lot of federal money to go around concerning these drills and government doesn't want the public's concern to interfere with the loot.
Spending loads of federal money to condition the people? Say it isn't so!
Why is so much federal money being given to local police force to train troops going overseas? Does not make sense. Can these drills be beneficial as a psh-op to condition the public? Makes a lot of sense. The TV news component to these drills are in place and obviously hard at work. Why does the public need to be brain washed into excepting such drills? Remember the Posse Commitatus Act? Americans are not used to and traditionally (for good reason) oppose the idea of a military or militarized police force.
Enter the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007
Since it's really NBC's job NOT to inform the public the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007 is something they certainly wouldn't want the public to get wind of. If the general public knew the provisions of this act the psy-op aspect of drill like the ones in Toledo would come into much better focus. I'll make a very safe bet the folks on the street NBC interviewed hasn't a clue was the legislation is let alone how it will effect the way there children's children will live.
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of America, One City At A Time.
When Toledo Ohio city Mayor Carty Finkbeiner told the U.S. Marine Corps to play army somewhere else (preferably on a military base) rather than his city, the propaganda machines went right into action.
NBC, one of the worlds largest military contractors sent their local Toledo TV station, who by the way participate in these 'drills', to do a so called news piece that was anything but balanced.
Toledo Police Chief Jack Smith gave the infamous tag line 'support the troops' a whole new meaning when he was selling the idea these joint police / military drills are crucial for 'saving lives' of the troops in Iraq / Afghanistan. NBC even found a G.I. gal to say "this drill saved my life in Iraq". Was this a chance grab by the reporter? Gee, what a great job by the reporter digging! No. Was she a spokesperson? Yes of course. Military personnel are not allowed to speak on behalf of the military unless designated to do so. Of course NBC is not going to give those 'FACTS' to the very public they are manipulating.
The whole idea of joint military / police drills, going on in a neighborhood near you, saving the lives of troops overseas is absurd to an extreme stretch at best. First ask yourself this question. How can a city like Toledo compete in state of the art urban warfare training with military bases who's budgets to build and run them are bigger than that of the city Toledo itself? Second question that should have been asked. If these drills have to do with saving lives of troops stationed overseas why on earth are the Marines wasting valuable time and energy exercising with a civilian police force that will have no part with such overseas operations?
NBC obviously had no intention to balance the story and instead went into propaganda mode by painting the Toledo Mayor as this guy who doesn't care about the troops by "giving them the boot". Since the military side of GE / NBC pays the bills they're simply looking out for #1 first by stirring up the public for support, rather than actually report.
...and man did they find some real gems out on the street. One woman went as far to essentially say..."be damned the general welfare of the public...the military has rights". (paraphrased) Now,If I was that crazy Commie dictator in North Korea and heard people on the street talking like that I would say, "Yeah Baby!! and rest a lot easier at night knowing how dumbed down the people really are. Even though NBC could not find a single person opposed to the drills (gee shucks) their messageboard clearly showed not everyone bought into their propaganda piece and had real concerns about such drills. This fact alone should vindicate the Mayor, and most importantly, why haven't there been any public hearings in any city that are running such drills. The answer to this question gets to the real purpose and nature of these drills which have very little to do with "saving lives of troops overseas" and everything to do with conditioning Americans to get use to seeing the military infused with the public.
Most immigrants came to America for the very reason of getting away from countries where the military is infused with the public. The problems concerning the general welfare of the public vs military prompted the creation of the Posse Comitatus Act. NBC made sure not to go down this road in their TV report and this is one of the major reasons governments (local, state and federal) sneak behind the publics back instead of holding public hearings on these drills. There is a lot of federal money to go around concerning these drills and government doesn't want the public's concern to interfere with the loot.
Spending loads of federal money to condition the people? Say it isn't so!
Why is so much federal money being given to local police force to train troops going overseas? Does not make sense. Can these drills be beneficial as a psh-op to condition the public? Makes a lot of sense. The TV news component to these drills are in place and obviously hard at work. Why do those the public need to be brain washed into excepting such drills? Remember the Posse Commitatus Act? Americans are not used to and traditionally (for good reason) oppose the idea of a military or militarized police force.
Enter the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007
Since it's really NBC's job NOT to inform the public the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007 is something they certainly wouldn't want the public to get wind of. If the general public knew the provisions of this act the psy-op aspect of drill like the ones in Toledo would come into much better focus. I'll make a very safe bet the folks on the street NBC interviewed hasn't a clue was the legislation is let alone how it will effect the way there children's children will live.
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of America, One City At A Time.
When Toledo Ohio city Mayor Carty Finkbeiner told the U.S. Marine Corps to play army somewhere else (preferably on a military base) rather than his city, the propaganda machines went right into action.
NBC, one of the worlds largest military contractors sent their local Toledo TV station, who by the way participate in these 'drills', to do a so called news piece that was anything but balanced.
Toledo Police Chief Jack Smith gave the infamous tag line 'support the troops' a whole new meaning when he was selling the idea these joint police / military drills are crucial for 'saving lives' of the troops in Iraq / Afghanistan. NBC even found a G.I. gal to say "this drill saved my life in Iraq". Was this a chance grab by the reporter? Gee, what a great job by the reporter digging! No. Was she a spokesperson? Yes of course. Military personnel are not allowed to speak on behalf of the military unless designated to do so. Of course NBC is not going to give those 'FACTS' to the very public they are manipulating.
The whole idea of joint military / police drills, going on in a neighborhood near you, saving the lives of troops overseas is absurd to an extreme stretch at best. First ask yourself this question. How can a city like Toledo compete in state of the art urban warfare training with military bases who's budgets to build and run them are bigger than that of the city Toledo itself? Second question that should have been asked. If these drills have to do with saving lives of troops stationed overseas why on earth are the Marines wasting valuable time and energy exercising with a civilian police force that will have no part with such overseas operations?
NBC obviously had no intention to balance the story and instead went into propaganda mode by painting the Toledo Mayor as this guy who doesn't care about the troops by "giving them the boot". Since the military side of GE / NBC pays the bills they're simply looking out for #1 first by stirring up the public for support, rather than actually report.
...and man did they find some real gems out on the street. One woman went as far to essentially say..."be damned the general welfare of the public...the military has rights". (paraphrased) Now,If I was that crazy Commie dictator in North Korea and heard people on the street talking like that I would say, "Yeah Baby!! and rest a lot easier at night knowing how dumbed down the people really are. Even though NBC could not find a single person opposed to the drills (gee shucks) their messageboard clearly showed not everyone bought into their propaganda piece and had real concerns about such drills. This fact alone should vindicate the Mayor, and most importantly, why haven't there been any public hearings in any city that are running such drills. The answer to this question gets to the real purpose and nature of these drills which have very little to do with "saving lives of troops overseas" and everything to do with conditioning Americans to get use to seeing the military infused with the public.
Most immigrants came to America for the very reason of getting away from countries where the military is infused with the public. The problems concerning the general welfare of the public vs military prompted the creation of the Posse Comitatus Act. NBC made sure not to go down this road in their TV report and this is one of the major reasons governments (local, state and federal) sneak behind the publics back instead of holding public hearings on these drills. There is a lot of federal money to go around concerning these drills and government doesn't want the public's concern to interfere with the loot.
Spending loads of federal money to condition the people? Say it isn't so!
Why is so much federal money being given to local the police force to train troops going overseas? Does not make sense. Can these drills be beneficial as a psh-op to condition the public? Makes a lot of sense. The TV news component to these drills are in place and obviously hard at work. Why do those the public need to be brain washed into excepting such drills? Remember the Posse Commitatus Act? Americans are not used to and traditionally (for good reason) oppose the idea of a military or militarized police force.
Enter the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007
Since it's really NBC's job NOT to inform the public the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007 is something they certainly wouldn't want the public to get wind of. If the general public knew the provisions of this act the psy-op aspect of drill like the ones in Toledo would come into much better focus. I'll make a very safe bet the folks on the street NBC interviewed hasn't a clue was the legislation is let alone how it will effect the way there children's children will live.
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of America, One City At A Time.
When Toledo Ohio city Mayor Carty Finkbeiner told the U.S. Marine Corps to play army somewhere else (preferably on a military base) rather than his city, the propaganda machines went right into action.
NBC, one of the worlds largest military contractors sent their local Toledo TV station, who by the way participate in these 'drills', to do a so called news piece that was anything but balanced.
Toledo Police Chief Jack Smith gave the infamous tag line 'support the troops' a whole new meaning when he was selling the idea these joint police / military drills are crucial for 'saving lives' of the troops in Iraq / Afghanistan. NBC even found a G.I. gal to say "this drill saved my life in Iraq". Was this a chance grab by the reporter? Gee, what a great job by the reporter digging! No. Was she a spokesperson? Yes of course. Military personnel are not allowed to speak on behalf of the military unless designated to do so. Of course NBC is not going to give those 'FACTS' to the very public they are manipulating.
The whole idea of joint military / police drills, going on in a neighborhood near you, saving the lives of troops overseas is absurd to an extreme stretch at best. First ask yourself this question. How can a city like Toledo compete in state of the art urban warfare training with military bases who's budgets to build and run them are bigger than that of the city Toledo itself? Second question that should have been asked. If these drills have to do with saving lives of troops stationed overseas why on earth are the Marines wasting valuable time and energy exercising with a civilian police force that will have no part with such overseas operations?
NBC obviously had no intention to balance the story and instead went into propaganda mode by painting the Toledo Mayor as this guy who doesn't care about the troops by "giving them the boot". Since the military side of GE / NBC pays the bills they're simply looking out for #1 first by stirring up the public for support, rather than actually report.
...and man did they find some real gems out on the street. One woman went as far to essentially say..."be damned the general welfare of the public...the military has rights". (paraphrased) Now,If I was that crazy Commie dictator in North Korea and heard people on the street talking like that I would say, "Yeah Baby!! and rest a lot easier at night knowing how dumbed down the people really are. Even though NBC could not find a single person opposed to the drills (gee shucks) their messageboard clearly showed not everyone bought into their propaganda piece and had real concerns about such drills. This fact alone should vindicate the Mayor, and most importantly, why haven't there been any public hearings in any city that are running such drills. The answer to this question gets to the real purpose and nature of these drills which have very little to do with "saving lives of troops overseas" and everything to do with conditioning Americans to get use to seeing the military infused with the public.
Most immigrants came to America for the very reason of getting away from countries where the military is infused with the public. The problems concerning the general welfare of the public vs military prompted the creation of the Posse Comitatus Act. NBC made sure not to go down this road in their TV report and this is one of the major reasons governments (local, state and federal) sneak behind the publics back instead of holding public hearings on these drills. There is a lot of federal money to go around concerning these drills and government doesn't want the public's concern to interfere with the loot.
Spending loads of federal money to condition the people?
Why is so much federal money being given to local the police force to train troops going overseas? Does not make sense. Can these drills be beneficial as a psh-op to condition the public? Makes a lot of sense. The TV news component to these drills are in place and obviously hard at work. Why do those the public need to be brain washed into excepting such drills? Remember the Posse Commitatus Act? Americans are not used to and traditionally (for good reason) oppose the idea of a military or militarized police force.
Enter the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007
Since it's really NBC's job NOT to inform the public the John Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2007 is something they certainly wouldn't want the public to get wind of. If the general public knew the provisions of this act the psy-op aspect of drill like the ones in Toledo would come into much better focus. I'll make a very safe bet the folks on the street NBC interviewed hasn't a clue was the legislation is let alone how it will effect the way there children's children will live.
Homeland Security Meet with CEO's
Holy Toledo! Propaganda And The Militarization Of