Don't you know that some people have nothing better to do than be a monday morning QB? They really don't know what it is to have facts about things and not something the press dreams up. Cause we all know the press would never distort the truth to sell a few papers? ;)
Roll Tide! Richard
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Subject: Re: [RollTideFan] September 11 Audio Tapes
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 21:39:29 -0600
The intel was faulty because Clinton tied the CIA's hands by disallowing our
operatives to recruit people who were "unsavory" types, or bad guys. So our
team was running a marathon with their shoe laces tied.
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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> I truly hope you utilized copy\paste for that stuff below. For someone to
> have thought about it and typed it, clearly shows that the author indeed
> does believe his\her musings.
>
> As pointed out in many news articles of late, the President (Doesn't
matter
> what party he belongs to) was acting on intelligence provided by our
> military and other governmental agencies. If, as Mrs. Rice has recently
> stated, the intelligence was flawed, the main concern now should be to
find
> out why the intel was faulty and what needs to be done to correct it.
> Several articles and comments {"In all kinds of ways, both subtle and
> major, the fact that the White House knew what answer it wanted from the
> intelligence community had a very large effect on the way the intelligence
> community presented information," says Greg Thielmann, who retired as the
> director of the strategic intelligence office at the State Department's
> Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) in October 2002. } seem to
suggest
> that the US wanted to oust SH, but we needed a particular reason to do so.
> By spreading propaganda about the imminent threat from Iraq's WMD, the
> government made its case in a way that few American's would be willing to
> argue against. Please ignore the blatant lie Bush used in his speech when
he
> declared Iraq was buying (attempting to buy?) uranium from Nigeria. So the
> war was on and now its over. (please see the Top Gun plane ride to the
> aircraft carrier for details.) The US is in a bit of a hurt if WMD are not
> found. Of course we are not in a bit of a hurt if you choose to ignore the
> #1 reason as to why the war was launched: WMD. We can always look back and
> say that WMD were never found, but at least the world knows we're not
afraid
> to launch an attack on any country we deem 'might' have WMD.
> Excuse me......North Korea on Line 1....
>
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>
> >
> > Here's something to consider: Here it is, election year...
> >
> Also, when we all were born, before our skulls hardened,
> we were implanted with GPS devices, so the Government can
> track us whereever we go.
>
> It's also a secret control device. At the right time,
> they'll activate them all and we will be under their
> control.
>
> Here's something else to consider...
>
> Microsoft was founded in 1975. Who was running for
> President then... Ronald Reagan. That's when it all
> began. They didn't win that year, but they made a pact,
> Gates would build up Microsoft and then after he
> infiltrated all the homes and businesses, he would then
> help the Government monitor all it's people.
>
> Think about it. When did Microsoft really take off, in
> the 1980's. Who was president then, Ronald Reagan. Why
> did IBM go to a pimple face kid to get it's operating
> system? Was it because of his technical ability?
> Obviously not. Why did IBM stupidly agree to let Gates
> keep the rights to MS-DOS? The Government sent IBM to
> Gates, and forced them to allow him to keep MS-DOS.
> All so they could build up Microsoft to be the source
> of all information for the Government.
>
> Why call the next version "Windows"? Obviously so the
> Government would have a "window" into your life!
>
> But this was all part of the "master plan" to get George
> W. Bush elected president. Doesn't it seem funny that
> Reagan made the pact, built up Microsoft, and then who
> do we have for President now but the son of Reagan's
> second in command.
>
> All along we've been worried about "big oil". It really
> been "big byte"!
>
> They waited, and waited, and waited. All along collecting
> all kinds of information about you from your computer and
> sending it to Microsoft who then fowarded straight to the
> Government.
>
> The Election in 2000... Undoubtedly they used Microsoft
> product to help count the votes. That's why it came out
> in Bush's favor when Gore obviously should have won.
>
> Think your safe with an Apple or Linux. Think again.
> Who do you think gave money to Apple so they could stay
> afloat? Microsoft. Steven Jobs and Steve Wosniak were
> both Microsoft agents. They've kept Apple running along
> with it's measly little 2% or 3% of the market so all
> the academics would think they're safe. Why do you think
> Apple gave away so many Macs?
>
> Linus Torvalis is really a Microsoft agent. Microsoft
> gave him the Unix code and told him what information he
> needed to collect and how to forward it to them.
>
> Microsoft is also behind all the GNU licensing and it has
> worked great. Look at all the foreign governments who are
> using Linux and think they're safe.
>
> It's all part of the master plan.
>
> Beware!!!
>
>
>
>
>
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