[cia-drugs] Dan Hopsicker attacked again!
Fintan has surpassed himself. Without offering one iota of hard evidence, Dunne asserts that Amanda Keller's story is carefully sprinkled chicken feed that Hopsicker either knowingly or unknowingly passed on to the rest of us. Fintan has fallen prey to the fallacy of begging the question. He assumes the very thing that he attempts to prove. I think this pernicious fuck has to be taken on directly, because the silence of those he criticises may be taken as tacit agreement with his message. Dan has been slimed. Fintan is saying that he has been monitoring all of the alternative news sites for the past three years in an attempt to catch the disinformers at their games. If Hopsicker is phony, then I give up. I'll just listen Sean Hannity, Bill O'reilly and Rush Limbaugh until they find me dead on a toilet with fifty pounds of undigested lunchmeat in my colon. www.breakfornews.com You can't miss the attack piece. Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~-- font face=arial size=-1a href=http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12hpo2spu/M=362329.6886306.7839369.3040540/D=groups/S=1705372463:TM/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1124629748/A=2894321/R=0/SIG=11dvsfulr/*http://youthnoise.com/page.php?page_id=1992 Fair play? Video games influencing politics. Click and talk back!/a./font ~- Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/ * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
[cia-drugs] Democracy is an Illusion
Democracy is an Illusion By Henry Makow Ph.D. August 20, 2005 A "Far Side" cartoon describes our innocence about democracy. A slave rowing a Viking ship puts up his hand and calls to the whip master: "Yoo-hoo! Oh, yoo-hoo... I think I'm getting a blister."Like this man, most people cling to the belief that our leaders represent our interests. "Yoo, hoo, Mr. Bush, you lied about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction." At an elite gathering, Bush peered under his lectern and quipped: "Where are those weapons of mass destruction?" A tiny cabal of international bankers chooses our "leaders". This clique, which subtly controls every significant facet of our society is gradually establishing an Orwellian global police state. Much of the ruling class has been duped to think they are building a better world. Prove it, you say? "The Naked Capitalist" by W.C. Skousen (available at www.abe.com www.bookfinder.com) is yet another smoking gun. It is based on the revelations contained in Professor Carroll Quiqley's "Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time." (1966) Quiqley, a Professor of History at the Foreign Service School at Georgetown University was a trusted insider who had access to their private archives. He felt the plot, which he supported, was too important to be kept hidden. However, shortly after publication, his book was taken off the market. Cleon Skoussen was an FBI agent for 16 years and the Police Chief of Salt Lake City for four years. His "The Naked Capitalist" distills the most shocking evidence from Quigley's daunting 1300-page book. At just 122 pages, "The Naked Capitalist" (1970) is a concise, lucid and absolutely convincing account of the international banker conspiracy. Historians who have largely ignored this material have betrayed the public trust. OUR PREDICAMENT Quigley confirms that a network of banking dynasties has, in Skousen's words, "acquired a choke-hold on the affairs of practically the entire human race." According to Quigley, they include "Baring, Lazard, Erlanger, Warburg, Schroder, Selingman, the Speyers, Mirabaud, Malet, and above all Rothschild and Morgan." (Citations are from Tragedy and Hope, 51-52) Quigley confirms that, starting with the Bank of England in 1694, these dynasties organized themselves in a system of central banks that charge their respective nations billions of dollars in interest for the privilege of using currency backed by the nations' own credit. In other words, they have carried off a swindle of monstrous proportions. Quigley quotes William Gladstone who as Chancellor of the Exchequer said in 1852: "The government itself was not to be a substantive power in matters of Finance, but was to leave the Money Power supreme and unquestioned." (325) Put another way, a private credit monopoly controls the governments' purse strings. Able to create money out of nothing, they naturally grabbed as much of the world's real wealth as they could. Quigley writes about the formation of their American cartels: "The period 1884-1933 was the period of financial capitalism in which investment bankers moving into commercial banking and insurance on the one side, and into railroading and heavy industry on the other were able to mobilize enormous wealth and wield enormous economic, political and social power." (71) Indeed their representatives, the "Eastern Establishment" i.e. the Morgans and now the Rockefellers run the United States. (72) The principle mechanism is the Council on Foreign Relations. According to Quigley, the ultimate goal is "nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled ...by the central banks...acting in concert." (324) Quigley confirms that the bankers have usurped mankind's collective instincts by financing the Socialist and Communist movements. Bankers love big government because the ultimate monopoly is the State. Through it, they take over their competition and control debt, resources, market demand and labor. Speaking of the Communist takeover of the US government in the 1930's and 1940's, Quigley writes, "it must be understood that the power that these energetic left-wingers exercised was never their own power of Communist power but was ultimately the power of the international financial coterie." (954) In other words, millions of idealists committed to human brotherhood and equality were (and are) duped into advancing a totalitarian scheme to concentrate the world's wealth and power into the hands of the superrich. More savvy Leftists, Communists, Feminists and Globalists continue to prosper while unctuously pretending to serve humanity. The Money Power controls the debate and encourages gridlock by backing all shades of the political spectrum and marginalizing anyone who shines the spotlight on them.
Re: [cia-drugs] Re: Fintan
mark urban wrote: In NYC most pizza places use commercial mozzarella that tastes and feels far different from the beautiful soft, fresh mozzarella served as an appetizer with tomato and mint. Aside from Wolfgang Puck's or a few boutique pizza places, most restaurants never put fresh mozzarella into a pizza pie - too expensive to be economically feasible. An interesting note - when I was a boy, our next door neighbor was an italian lady who used to bake sicilian pizza in her home oven. Her secret was that instead of using mozzarella, she used muenster cheese, which tastes very much like mozzarella when melted. This just goes to show you that what we call muenster cheese in the US is probably just crap compared to what Barbara gets in Europe. Furthermore, the pizza that I have eaten all my life is far different from what people in Naples call Pizza - we have a fixation with tomato sauce that just does not exist in Italy. The last time I went to New York I lay down under the Ideagram and took a picture looking up at the WTC towers with the Ideagram suggesting that one day the two towers might lean toward each other and touch at the top and fall down. What Idea was the Ideagram supposed to represent? Was I wrong? Yes, the towers fell straight down. Sad. Ironic but Tony's NY Pizza is the best here, and NY means Italian where Italian means Palestinian! No tomato sauce at Tony's. No canned or bottled tomatoes or olives, either. In Northern Virginia there are some Tony's NY Pizza places which employ only Italians, mostly they have the accent, and they say what high grade of real mozzarella cheese they use. They also only use fresh olives and tomatoes, with the euro insistence on fresh. Not the minced bottled black olives or the small green rubber olives with a pimento, but sliced big real olives that taste like a fruit because they are fruit. Mama Mia's Italian is Palestinian, so NY means Italian. I wonder if Luciano's sign is kelly green, shamrock green, not Italian green, because it's near Ed Wilson's 1970's ONI-owned heroin and cocaine outlet now gentrified into The Victorians, and near my girlfriend's dad's house who was CIA and mafia, and her brother was mafia, and she got a job at CIA in Rosslyn after she got out of the penitentiary where she landed after a botched armed robbery. Possibly that's shamrock green, across the street from the cemetary in the middle of which is a small house where we met amicably with the boys from the next town over for a deal that was too big even for us(which smacked of too good to be true just after RW got let go after FBI caught him on the Amtrak with four monster suitcases of marijuana, so we passed it up). But I'm not a dress- maker so I wouldn't know what color of green it is. Sue the dress-maker. Big Bite has the best steak and cheese I've ever eaten but they're been everything from Iraqi and Egyptian to some other mideastern now, and nearby is Lebanese Andy's Pizza. Over in SE DC, Youni's, but all the mideastern pizza places have fantastic bread. Youni is a great guy, so was Kamil the Iraqi. Youni serves dessert on plates, has table cloths, and has an upper room where presidents have been photographed and Jesse Jackson, but there's no room for secret service agents. I guess they just closed the place and surrounded it. Cheaper than Domino's but you get to talk to a statesman and eat off of plates and be remembered for the rest of your life. It's like going to Japan, don't complain about the price of steak in Japan, just get what they eat. Try the mideastern specialties. My neighbor's been giving me the toughest cuts of organic dog meat the past few months, and I was so glad I had listened to the Tex-Mex guys who came up during the localized oil country recession in the 80's. They softened up flank steak with lemon juice, and I've been soaking the top round dog meat for four hours and then the rest of it looks like maybe just saviche it overnight, then barbecue it. That last few months of $130,000 credit card debt was exciting. I've never landed a cessna much less a jumbo. Maybe I'll just discard the two last pieces of meat, they're worse than top round, which you can't find in stores. I could barely slice the top round into loosely adhered fajita strips with a very sharp knife. After the lemon juice it was ok, kind of bland for alleged red meat. -Bob --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LeaNder wrote: --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], mark urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hopsicker lays out numerous facts. He believes that Atta's drug involvement changed his personality from meticulous control freak to vengeful psychopath. Remember the dismembered kittens story? In other words, cocaine induced psychosis explains Atta's personality change. thanks Mark, concerning cabbage I am an absolute fan of savoy cabbage and I never noticed it stinks. Maybe a bit?!?... if it is reheated - my father
