Re: Terror crew urged (by FBI) to hit FBI's buildings - Was 911 and
Oklahoma city the same thing?
Was 911 and Oklahoma city the same thing?
Boogey men adversaries provide the EXCUSE FOR TYRANNY.
In every call for more power for
government there should be a reminder that nothing in the
measure will abrogate the constitutional rights of American citizens.
We must not destroy freedom in the name of defending freedom.
Be careful about elimination of rights,
or the setting up of totalitarian instruments.
Creating terrorism provides the EXCUSE FOR TYRANNY.
Natural calamities provide the EXCUSE FOR TYRANNY.
The sequence of steps that have been taken,
in this country,
is the most common pathway to dictatorship.
THE SHEEPLE ASK:
"You would rather we let or guard down and suffer terrorist attacks on our
own soil?"
"Can't the government cut a few corners to help with natural calamities?"
Government officials making searches without warrants, demanding identification
without probable cause, to believe that a crime has been committed IS a
terrorist attack on our own soil.
For Hitler, the national emergency was the burning of the Reichstag Building.
Then he set up the Gestapo.
We have 9-11 and "HomeLand Security". It even sounds like "Fatherland"
Totalitarians gain power through techniques that have been developed over the
entire history of mankind. Most of these techniques have been written down in
"training manuals" for would be dictators.
Examples are:
"And Not a Shot is Fired" by Jan Kozak,
"The Communist Manifesto" by Karl Marx,
Communist Manifesto -
http://aobs-store.com/books/title/c_title.htm
and "The Prince" by Nicolo Machiavelli.
These techniques have also been revealed by "defectors" such as Eric Blair,
who wrote "1984", under the pen name of George Orwell.
Nineteen Eighty Four (1984) by Orwell -
http://aobs-store.com/books/title/n_title.htm
The book called "Tragedy and Hope" was written by Dr. Carroll Quigley.
Carroll Quigley claimed that he was not a "defector" but that he wrote
""Tragedy and Hope"" to PROMOTE what he called the "network". Dr. Quigley is an
authority on the world's secret power structure because HE IS ONE OF THE
INSIDERS. He boasts that he has been a part of this network for most of his
life. He writes approvingly of their power, and influence. To assure his
readers of his own qualifications for the writing of this book, Dr. Quigley
states:
"I know of the operations of this network because I have studied it for
twenty years and was permitted for two years, in the early 1960's, to examine
its papers and secret records. I have no aversion to it or to most of its aims
and have, for much of my life, been close to it and to many of its instruments.
I have objected, both in the past and recently, to a few of its policies. . .
but in general my chief difference of opinion is that it wishes to remain
unknown, and I believe its role in history is significant enough to be known."
Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time -
Liberal university college professor Carroll Quigley praises the efforts of
"an international Anglophile network" whose goal is to rule the world. He
boasts of having been permitted to examine its papers and secret records, and
confirms the existence of an over-arching conspiracy, and details the origin
and eventual power of the CFR and allied groups. (1997 ed, 1348pp, hb)
http://www.aobs-store.com/books/title/t_title.htm
How to become a dictator
The creation of "emergencies" is a part of the totalitarian agenda. The
creation of "emergencies" gives the government an excuse to "crack down". Then
the creation of tyranny becomes justifiable and inevitable.
When "emergencies" erupt the population accepts totalitarian measures as "the
only alternative to the chaos". The action is in the REACTION.
This tactic is called "pressure from above and pressure from below".
The Communist book, called "And Not a Shot is Fired" by Jan Kozak , explains
this entire strategy. Jan Kozak, who was then a member of the Czechoslovak
Communist Party Central Committee, explains how a free government was actually
transformed into a totalitarian dictatorship - legally. "And Not a Shot Is
Fired" originated as an internal Czechoslovak Communist Party strategy paper.
"And Not a Shot is Fired" is a "'how-to' manual for takeover of a free and
elected system of government, through legal means. Kozak's discussion is not
theory about what "might" be possible to accomplish the seizure of power. It is
a history of a technique that was actually proven, by its implementation.
And Not a Shot Is Fired by Kozak -
Jan Kozak explains
http://aobs-store.com/books/title/a_title.htm
Pressure from above is what Jan Kozak called "revolutionary
parliamentarianism". "Revolutionary parliamentarianism" means working INSIDE of
the system to change laws in such a way as to increase the power of government.
Pressure from below consists of the creation of the "emergencies"; which are
then used as the excuses to increase the power of government. Karl Marx
referred to pressure from below as "the proletarian struggle". Pressure from
below might involve violence, or it might simply be the creation of the
appearance of popular support for the increase in the power of government.
Our government leaves our border WIDE OPEN to illegal aliens,
but then claims to "protect" us, by creating totalitarian measures against
law abiding American citizens.
Scott Munson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens for Legitimate Government
08 July 2006
http://www.legitgov.org/
All links to articles as summarized below are available here:
http://www.legitgov.org/index.html#breaking_news
Terror crew urged (by FBI) to hit FBI's buildings 06 Jul 2006 An FBI
informant urged seven terror suspects to target FBI offices throughout
the country - including one in New York - and even helped the men scout
the buildings, law enforcement sources told the Daily News yesterday.
FBI Disrupts New York Transportation Plot 07 Jul 2006 Authorities have
disrupted foreign terrorists plotting to attack the transportation
tunnels running beneath the Hudson River between New York and New
Jersey, the FBI announced Friday. [MSNBC: The attacks were to have
taken place in "October or November 2006" --Bush bin Laden's 'October
Surprise.' That's why Homeland Security is livid at the 'premature
disclosure' by the media. Looks like KKKarl Rove is going to have to
'Plan B' it. --LRP]
Canadian may be connected to NYC plot: police 07 Jul 2006 Officials are
investigating whether a Canadian is connected to an alleged terrorist
plot to bomb the train tunnels beneath the Hudson River, which is used
by thousands of New York City commuters every day.
California Man Revealed as al Qaeda Leader [LOL!] 07 Jul 2006 Brian
Ross Reports: For the first time, a former Orange County, Calif.
teenage rock music fan has revealed his role as a top al Qaeda leader.
Adam Gadahn, who disappeared from California seven years ago, appeared
unmasked on an al Qaeda tape made public on the internet today.
Pair charged after terror raids 07 Jul 2006 (UK) Two men been charged
with terrorism offences following a series of raids in Bolton, Greater
Manchester, last month. The charges against one of the suspects, Omar
Altimimi, relate to the possession of articles for the purposes of
terrorism, and the collection of information likely to be useful for
terrorism purposes.
Toronto to HQ anti-terrorism financing group 07 Jul 2006 An
international organization that tracks the funding of terrorism and
terrorist groups will be finding a home in Canada's financial capital.
Formed in Brussels in 1995, the Egmont Group brings together more than
100 investigation units, including ones from the U.S., Cayman Islands
and Korea.
Missing passports in hands of terrorists, criminals: newspaper [Oh, the
Bush Administration has them?] 07 Jul 2006 About 50,000 Canadian
passports that were lost or stolen in the last four years have fallen
into the hands of criminals or terrorists, a Montreal newspaper
reported on Friday.
College Student Tracking Assailed 07 Jul 2006 Private colleges
yesterday fired a rather noisy shot across the bow of an education
proposal aimed at tracking institutions of higher learning through a
new national database of student records. "Is there some reason to
reverse three decades of [privacy] policy and go down this Orwellian
road?" asked Christopher B. Nelson, the president of St. John's
College, during a conference call with reporters to call attention to a
new survey on the subject.
The Newbie's Guide to Detecting the NSA By Ryan Singel and Kevin
Poulsen 27 Jun 2006 "...[H]ere's the 27B Stroke 6 guide to detecting if
your traffic is being funneled into the secret room on San Francisco's
Folsom street. If you're a Windows user, fire up an MS-DOS command
prompt. Now type tracert followed by the domain name of the website,
e-mail host, VoIP switch, or whatever destination you're interested in.
Watch as the program spits out your route, line by line."
First Guantanamo hearings set 08 Jul 2006 Two US Senate committees will
start drafting legislation on military commissions for Guantanamo
detainees, including Australian David Hicks, next week after the
Supreme Court rejected the Government's plan for military trials.
Guantánamo inmate tells of worsening conditions 07 Jul 2006 An
Australian terror suspect being held at Guantánamo Bay today told
relatives that conditions at the prison camp had worsened. David Hicks
told his family that the guards at the prison had become "very tough"
since three inmates committed suicide last month, and said he thought
other inmates were being punished for the deaths.
Filmmaker Sues Rumsfeld Over Iraq Detention 07 Jul 2006 A Los Angeles
filmmaker today sued Defense Secretary [war criminal] Donald H.
Rumsfeld and other high-ranking military officials, alleging they
violated his civil rights, international law and the Geneva Convention
by imprisoning him for 55 days in Iraq last year.
"We've got Aryan Nations graffiti in Baghdad." [That's because an Aryan
Nation invaded Baghdad! --LRP] Neo-Nazis, Racists Are Infiltrating the
Military, Group Asserts 07 Jul 2006 Recruiting shortfalls caused by the
war in Iraq have allowed "large numbers of neo-Nazis and skinhead
extremists" to infiltrate the military, according to a watchdog
organization. The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks racist and
right-wing militia groups, estimated that the numbers could run into
the thousands...
Bush takes off the parachute. By Lynn Sweet 07 Jul 2006 "[George W.]
Bush wanted to leave Washington to get some local flavor in a visit
planned around a Drake Hotel fundraiser today for GOP governor
candidate Judy Baar Topinka... Bush came through for Topinka even
though an aide told columnist George Will in April that Topinka wanted
the president to raise money for her 'late at night' and 'in an
undisclosed location.'" ["...Topinka wanted the president [sic] to
raise money for her 'late at night' and 'in an undisclosed location.'"
--Oh, just like Bush's 'extraordinary rendition' suspects --hauled off
to a CIA black ops prison site. --LRP]
Cheney really wants U.S. dictator 07 Jul 2006 By Andrew Greenley "The
United States is caught up in a new campaign for a military
dictatorship -- rule by a military chief with absolute power. The White
House, inspired by Vice President [sic] Dick Cheney, has argued that in
time of great danger, the president has unlimited powers as commander
in chief. If he cites 'national security' he can do whatever he wants
-- ignore Congress, disobey laws, disregard the courts, override the
Constitution's Bill of Rights -- without being subject to any review...
[Cheney] is a very dangerous person who would if he could destroy
American freedom about which he and his mentor prate hypocritically...
He uses the fear of terrorists as a pretext to advance his agenda of an
all powerful president, a military dictator."
The Treason Card By Paul Krugman 07 Jul 2006 "Over the last few months
a series of revelations have confirmed what should have been obvious a
long time ago: the Bush administration and the movement it leads have
been engaged in an authoritarian project, an effort to remove all the
checks and balances that have heretofore constrained the executive
branch. Much of this project involves the assertion of unprecedented
executive authority the right to imprison people indefinitely without
charges (and torture them if the administration feels like it), the
right to wiretap American citizens without court authorization, the
right to declare, when signing laws passed by Congress, that the laws
don't really mean what they say. But an almost equally important aspect
of the project has been the attempt to create a political environment
in which nobody dares to criticize the administration or reveal
inconvenient facts about its actions. And that attempt has relied, from
the beginning, on ascribing treasonous motives to those who refuse to
toe the line."
George W. Bush Is Dead To Me --Nation cringes as the worst president
ever continues long, painful slog to the end By Mark Morford 07 Jul
2006 "What a difference a handful of years makes. Now, overseas, we are
a joke. A threat. A toxin. We are considered reckless and arrogant and
ignorant, dangerous not just to the rest of the world but to the
overall health of the planet. No one anywhere understands how a man
like Bush can be the leader of the Free World, stolen election or no."
General Faults Marine Response to Iraq Killings 08 Jul 2006 The
second-ranking American commander in Iraq has concluded that some
senior Marine officers were negligent in failing to investigate more
aggressively the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians by marines in Haditha
last November, two Defense Department officials said Friday.
Over 30 Shiite militants killed or wounded in clash 07 Jul 2006 U.S.
and Iraqi forces killed or wounded 30 to 40 Shiite militants in a gun
battle in eastern Baghdad's Sadr City on Friday during which an Iraqi
man believed to be a high-ranking 'insurgent' leader was also arrested,
the U.S. military said.
In Gaza Today, Funerals and More Killings 07 Jul 2006 Today was a day
of funerals across northern Gaza, with relatives and militants mourning
those killed in Thursday's fierce fighting with Israeli troops, even as
another five Palestinians were killed in more sporadic clashes.
NATO chief says troops will stay in Kosovo 07 Jul 2006 NATO "cannot
afford to lower its guard" in Kosovo and will keep its troops there,
Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer has said. The alliance
currently has 17,000 troops in Kosovo, Scheffer said.
UN delays North Korea vote after new threat 08 Jul 2006 North Korea has
threatened to take "stronger physical actions" after Japan imposed
punitive measures in response to this week's barrage of missile tests
and pushed for international sanctions at the United Nations.
Venezuela gets backing for U.N. council seat 07 Jul 2006 Venezuela
President Hugo Chávez took a major step toward securing a crucial bloc
of votes for a seat on the U.N. Security Council Thursday after the
15-member Caribbean Community made it clear they would not support
Guatemala's U.S.-backed candidacy.
Italy's Berlusconi Ordered to Stand Trial 07 Jul 2006 Former Italian
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was ordered Friday to stand trial
following an investigation into the sale of television rights at
Mediaset SpA, Italian news agencies reported.
Calderon 'wins' disputed Mexico vote --Leftist candidate alleges fraud,
vows court challenge 06 Jul 2006 The ruling party's Felipe Calderon
'won' the official count in Mexico's disputed presidential race by just
under 0.6 percent Thursday, the culmination of a come-from-behind
campaign for a recently obscure technocrat [Bush troll]. But his
leftist rival earlier declared victory and said he'd fight the election
in court. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador blamed fraud for his narrow
'loss' in the vote count and called on his supporters to fill Mexico
City's main square Saturday in a show of force. [*Hopefully.*]
Man indicted in phone jamming case will argue Administration approved
election scheme 07 Jul 2006 The fourth man indicted in a New Hampshire
phone-jamming scheme -- in which Republican operatives jammed the phone
lines of Democratic get-out-the-vote efforts in a 2002 Senate race --
will argue at trial that the Bush Administration and the national
Republican Party gave their approval to the plan, according to a motion
filed by his attorney Thursday.
Georgia voter ID law on hold 08 Jul 2006 For now, Georgia voters will
not be required to show a photo ID when they cast a ballot beginning
Monday in the July primaries. A Fulton County judge stopped enforcement
of the state's photo voter ID law on Friday, declaring it an illegal
impediment to the right to vote.
Secret Service Reveals More Abramoff Visits 08 Jul 2006 The Secret
Service on Friday revealed four more visits to the White House in 2001
by disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, including one to see a domestic
policy aide to Vice President [sic] Dick Cheney. The newly released
records of Abramoff's access to the White House bring the total number
of his known visits to seven.
Body of Enron's Lay to be cremated [Of course!] Family will hold
private service in Colorado on Sunday. 07 Jul 2006 The body of Enron
Corp. founder Ken Lay will be cremated and his ashes buried in Aspen,
Colo., where he died this week of an apparent heart attack [Yeah,
right!], a newspaper reported Friday. [Remember "...[T]he aspens will
already be turning. They turn in clusters, because their roots connect
them."]
Colin Powell taken ill at Clinton dinner 07 Jul 2006 (Aspen, CO) Former
Secretary of State Colin Powell was briefly hospitalized early Friday
after he fell ill at a restaurant where he was dining with former
President Clinton and others, police said.
Spain Confirms Its First Case of Bird Flu 07 Jul 2006 Spain has
recorded its first case of H5N1 bird flu, the Agriculture Ministry said
Friday. The deadly strain was found in a water fowl in a marsh area
outside the northern city of Vitoria.
http://www.legitgov.org/flu_oddities.html
[07 July lead stories:] Western Union blocks Arab cash transfers 06 Jul
2006 Money transfer agencies have delayed or blocked thousands of cash
deliveries on suspicion of terrorist connections simply because senders
or recipients have names like Mohammed or Ahmed, company officials
said. [See: FBI, Western Union helped Israel pursue targeted
assassinations 27 Jun 2006 From the spring of 2003 until autumn 2004,
the Shin Bet security service tracked down Palestinian terror cells in
the West Bank thanks to information from the Western Union money
transfer service, which was passed on by the FBI. - Ask Western Union
about their policies: 1-800-325-6000; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Iraq Corruption Unprecedented 06 Jul 2006 A committee investigating
corruption in Iraq says it has reached unprecedented levels and those
responsible are nearly untouchable. Judge Radi Hamza Radi, head of the
Iraqi Commission on Public Integrity set up in 2004, says corruption
has "exploded" since the fall of Saddam Husseins government in 2003.
Zarqawi successor 'in Egypt jail' 06 Jul 2006 Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, the
purported successor of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi as leader of al-CIAduh in
Iraq, is in an Egyptian prison and not Iraq, a lawyer has claimed.
Egyptian newspaper Al-Masri al-Yawm has quoted Mamduh Ismail as saying
he met al-Muhajir, also known as Sharif Hazaa, or Abu Ayub al-Masri, in
Tura prison in Cairo, where he has been held for seven years. "Sharif
Hazaa [al-Muhajir] is in Tura prison, and I met him two days ago while
I was visiting some of my clients," Ismail told the newspaper.
Al-Muhajir is on the "most wanted" list issued by the Iraqi government
last week. The US military in Iraq has put a $5million price on his
head. [LOL!]
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