>Subject:Re: ::: John Alexander on MILABs ::: > >>Finally, the MILAB concoction fails every known test of knowledge, proof, and >>common sense. Not one scintilla of concrete evidence exists to support the >>hypothesis. > > Mengele slurring meekly, "Ve, ahhh, deed nawthing." John Alexander is >distancing himself from horrific acts of experimentation on humans, and >his categorical denial - originating as it does from inside the >intelligence community - is a statement for the record from the Big Boys, >but there is high-handed irony in the fact that it the only position he >can possibly take without incriminating himself. If he acknowldges facts >that Lammer, many abductees, targetted political dissidents and other >categories of abuse know by direct and indirect experience to be true, >then he implicates himself in aggravated human rights atrocities. > Not one "scintilla?" I don't know what a "scintilla" is, but anyone >who has been subjected to a MILAB experience would fume. Only a DoD prick >would make a claim that sweeping to an audience that has pored over all >scraps of research on non-lethal weapons technology available, >particularly the EM variety. The torture of civilians goes on, and >nit-picking over RF triangulation loci, based on the anachronistic, >"mainstream" data available in the unclassified sector, is futile and >distracting. Alexander denies not only his role in, but the very existence >of, the atrocities because they are every bit as black as those endured by >victims of fascist war crimes.. > But this is the issue here, isn't it? Alexander, the intelligence >agencies you work for are beyond criminal. Journalist Penny Lernoux >reported in 1967 that the CIA dropped napalm on Guatelaman indians because >the oil companies wanted to pump the petroleum beneath their land. The >native "subhumans" were burned alive, and the oil companies purchased the >extraction rights from puppets in the Guatemalan government at low cost. >When asked about this episode, the CIA does not shrug and admit, "Yes, we >killed those Indians for the oil." The response is, "there is not one >scintilla of concret evidence to support that allegation." > Alexander's denial has been circulated to some of the victims of >MILAB. He would appear less a nazi, I suppose, if he refused comment; but >to expose himself, in Mengelese, as a liar snatching at the "no evidence" >straw, well, only a representative from the criminalized "intelligence" >services would protest too much, because any other course would expose the >rot. > Why waste our time? Climb back in your hole, John Alexander, and >exercise your pathologies with an understanding that many of us "out here" >on the Net know you as an occultic concubine of fascist sugar daddies. > >- Alex Constantine > > > >
