[cia-drugs] Rove leaves
ROVE SAYS GOODBYE Am I th only one who thinks that this guy can do as much damage with a phone in Texas as he can with a phone in DC? By leaving, Rove reduces the heat on Bush, but Rove can still pull strings. If Rove were leaving to serve a prison sentence, I would feel much better about all of this.
[cia-drugs] The Empire of The City
E.C. Knuth - The Empire of The City The colossal political and financial organization centered in London, known as The city, operates as a super-government of the world; and no incident has occurred anywhere in the world without its participation in some form. Its pretentions are supported in the U.S. by the secret International Pilgrim Society, sponsor of the Cecil Rhodes One World ideology which was launched about 1897. Introduction At the end of World War I, the writer, then 27 years old, was released from the U.S. Army as a second lieutenant of the Coast Artillery Corps. Like many more servicement, he was filled with resentment as the deluge of utterly obvious abd brazen falsehood, by which participation in that war had been forced upon the Amreican people, was exposed, and becam more evident day by day after the war was won. That the reason advance to the American people for their entry into World War I were largely fraudulent became common and accepted knowledge, and over 25 years after the end of that war the eminent American historians, Charles A. and Mary R. Beard, state in the 'Basic Histroy' (page 442) that 'the gleaming mirage that pictured the World War as purely or even mainly a war for democracy and civilzation dissolved beyond recognition...'; and the well-known Internationalist publicist Walter Lippmann, stated in his 'U.S. Foreigh Policy' (page 24) in effect that the real reasons for going to war in 1917 have never been admitted. May people realize that this mystifying situation, in which an alleged democratic and self-governing nation is actually controlled against the will of the people in its foreign affairs, is a clear indication that there must be a very powerful and well-financed secret organization which plans and directs American foreign affairs, and for lack of a more specific identification this suspected secret organization is popularly referred to as the International Financiers. When the propaganda mills began their characteristic grind towards war in the early 1930's, the writer began a more definitive study of international power politics, and soon found it an entrancing and revealing subject. There was, however, no more free speech; and the most amazing documented aspects of a vast secret world order of International Finance could find no hearing in a situation where some Congressmen denounced overwhelming Nationalist expression of views in theri mail as mere organized subversion. The shelves of our public libraries hold thousands of books pertaining to some aspect of this vast subject; most of them dry as dust to the average reader and remaining unread by the public through the years. Most of these scholarly works are devoted to some passing phase of power politics in some part of the world, of which their author has made a specialized study, and have invariably been forgotten as the public has lost interest in that particular incident. In running through these works some amazing nuggets of information come to light here and there, which fitted together gradually unfold the stunning history and the legal structure of a sovereign world state located in the financial district of the loosely knit aggregation of burroughs and cities popularly known as the city of London. The colossal political and financial organization centered in this area, known as 'The City,' operates as a super-government of the world; and no incident occurs in any part of the world without its participation in some form. Its pretentions are supported in the United States by the secret International Pilgrim Society, sponsor of the Cecil Rhodes 'One World' ideology which was launched about 1897. The president of its American branch is Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, who is also president of the allied Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The ultimate objective of thie camarilla was defined by one of its noted propagandists, the late William Allen White, as: 'It is the destiny of the pure Aryan Anglo-Saxon race to dominat the world and kill off those or else reduce to a servile status all other inferior races.' After reducing the vast mass of data forming the basis of this work into a logical and readable sequence, it was finally put into print and pravately published after a long delay and copyright was granted May 22, 1944. About 200 copies were sent to various member of Congress, thus largely performing the purpose of the first edition. Several members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee accorded som attention to this. Senator Henrick Shipstead of Minnesota wroted August 12, 1944; ' The document containing the result of your research was so interesting that is spoiled most of my sleep that nightI have been doing some research along the same lines and I find my time in that respect is limited. you have done a great deal of work that will save me a great deal of time' One August 21, 1944, he wrote: 'People ought to be
[cia-drugs] Fwd: (2) A Good Time to Remember Life during the Great Depression
Begin forwarded message: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: August 13, 2007 2:17:40 PM PDT To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (2) A Good Time to Remember Life during the Great Depression http://vlib.iue.it/carrie/reference/worldhistory/sections/ 30depres.html Upon the conclusion of World War One, the beginning of the so- called Red Scare and fears of generalized labor violence such as that of the Molly Maguires a generation earlier, and a sudden burst of inflation, started the post-war era off somewhat ominously in the United States. Things were much worse elsewhere. The Allies had blockaded Germany during the war, and starvation among the civilian population of Central Powers had been one of the reasons for the Powers' decision to capitulate. Famine continued in eastern and central Europe. The Bolsheviks under the leadership of Lenin had seized control of Russia, but several Royalist insurrections broke out, and the Allied powers tried to aid the insurgents in overthrowing the Communist regime. The result was a prolonged and ghastly civil war. At the close of the First World War and the struggles that followed, both the victors - except for the United States and Japan - and the vanquished were exhausted and their treasuries drained. Nevertheless, some of the Western nations contrived, by using their accumulated capital reserves, confiscating the remaining wealth of the defeated nations, and by continuing the deficit spending that had financed their war effort, to make the 1920's a period of extravagance, even if such extravagance was enjoyed only by a small portion of the world's population. This era of artificial plenty came to an abrupt end with the collapse of the world's stock markets -- the Stock Market Crash of August 1929 -- and the resultant disappearance of a significant portion of the world's wealth. In order to understand how this occurred, one should understand the curious way in which stock markets work. Let us consider an example. There is a new company that needs $1000 to begin operations, so it sells one thousand shares of stock for one dollar each. You pay one dollar and become the proud owner of one share of stock worth one dollar. You must remember that a share of stock is worth either what you paid for it or what someone else is willing to pay you for it. Let us say someone comes up to you and offers you five dollars for your share of stock and you accept. The worth of a share of stock is whatever that stock can be sold at, so the value of all of the shares of stock in that company is now five dollars. Although only five dollars has changed hands, $4000 of additional wealth has been created. If you then begin to regret having sold such fine stock, you might take an extra five dollars of your own money and buy a share of that stock for ten dollars. The market value of all thousand shares of stock is now ten dollars and all stock holders are becoming rich quite rapidly. As long as everyone is confident and does not wish to lose out in the general enrichment, this sort of thing is well and good. But all of this wealth is merely paper wealth that has been created by the transfer of very small sums of real money. Suppose that the person who now holds the ten dollars that you paid for your share of stock decides that it would be unwise to buy any further stock. And further suppose that one of your fellow stock holders decided to try to sell his share at ten dollars. He would find that there were no buyers for ten dollars, or five dollars or even one dollar. Your stock and that of your fellow stock holders would have become worthless and $10,000 of wealth would have vanished. This sort of thing happens all of the time on a less dramatic scale. The person who is willing to buy stock because he believes that people will soon be willing to buy the stock for even more than he spent is called a bull and someone who has decided that the value of stocks will not increase and that he should not buy anything is called a bear. What happened in 1929 is that some stock market investors who had been bulls for the previous five or six years began to worry that the good times might be coming to an end and turned into bears. Once the prices of stock started falling, investors sold stock for whatever price they could get, grabbed what money they could and held onto it. This meant that stock prices continued to fall. The Stock Market is more than a financier's guessing game, though. It is one the means by which companies obtain the money they need. In 1929, many firms that needed money in order to keep running found it impossible to borrow any from banks and could not sell stock in their companies. Without funds or the hope of acquiring funds, many companies went bankrupt. They were unable to pay back any money
[cia-drugs] Fwd: [RM-COUNSEL] GENERAL STRIKE IN USA on Sept. 11, 2007 9/11
I'm passing this on to you all to consider adding our voices to this action. I would appreciate any comments anyone has to make, as I myself have made no decision concerning it. But I do think it is worthy of consideration, particuolarly if we publicize our issue during the course of the action. Thanks for your consideration. Note: forwarded message attached. End the oppression of cannabis and its consumers. Self defense is always correct, and it is never illegal. b_jb2001 - Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase.---BeginMessage--- FYI...! GENERAL STRIKE IN USA on Sept. 11, 2007 9/11 Please forward!! Bob Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To: Undisclosed-Recipient:; From: Bob Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:02:46 -0400 Subject: [Rainbow_Tribe] Sounds right to me, count me in. August 13, 2007 GENERAL STRIKE IN USA on Sept. 11, 2007 9/11 By Michael Collins No School * No Work * No Shopping. Hit the Streets http://www.strike911.org/ Michael Collins Originally Published in Scoop Independent Media Washington, D.C. A general strike is proposed for the United States on September11, 2007, the sixth anniversary of the 9/11/2001 attacks on New York City and Arlington, Virginia. The general strike movement has no clearly named leadership. Its described as an Internet viral effort. Wikipedia defines viral efforts on the Internet as: An object (or an idea) is viral when it has the ability to spread copies of itself or change other similar objects to become more like (it) when those objects are simply exposed to the viral object. General strikes, more common in Europe, are events that shut down the normal operations of a city, state, or nation for a period of time. These strikes aim to force awareness and action on a single issue or broader set of concerns. The 9/11/07 General Strike has a central location - http://www.strike911.org/ - on the Internet, which is linked to and reproduced on a variety of other internet sites. The site states the rationale for the effort: The General Strike is a national call to action, from citizens to other citizens. It is not about a single issue. It is not an anti-war protest, a civil rights protest, an election fraud protest. It is not about torture, surveillance, corporate media, the 9/11 coverup, or the environment. This strike is about all these issues and more. We all have different concerns, but we all have the same concern: we are being lied to and this government does not represent us. Join other Americans in demanding truth, justice, and accountability. This is our country. And our world. We just have to stand up. A National Call to Action: Tuesday, September 11th, 2007 No school. No work. Buy nothing. Hit the streets (Click ABOUT) LOCK DOWN USA NO Answers (to anything) The strike targets key issues facing the American public, issues that have not been addressed in any meaningful way by any branch of government. These include enduring questions and inconsistencies about 911, the Iraq War; violations of civil rights; and election fraud. As the statement above indicates! , one ke y means of the coverup is the corporate media. Citizen discontent with 911 has been expressed in a number of public opinion polls. One of the most shocking surveyed citizens of New York City. The little reported August, 2004 Zogby Poll found that Half of New Yorkers Believe US Leaders Had Foreknowledge of Impending 9-11 Attacks and Consciously Failed. National surveys also show substantial skepticism about the efforts of US Leaders. Other concerns of the strike include areas of strong public skepticism. As of August, 2007, 64% of Americans oppose the Iraq War and a majority says it should never have happened in the first place. Massive violations of civil rights are occurring with the aid of the U.S. Department of Justice, as reported by its former voting rights head. Confidence in the legitimacy of the Bush government has been voiced in polls in Pennsylvania and in a national sample of registered voters. Both Zogby polls showed that tens of millions of Americans have little faith in the fairness and results of the 2004 presidential election. Reflecting the disquiet of the American public, Bush popularity is in free fall. As low as 26% approval in recent polls, his decline has been steady and unending since the peak after the 9/11 attacks (with an odd spike on Election Day 2004). The strike campaign argues that these and other issues rarely covered in any depth by nearly all of the corporate media leave only one move for citizens - a general strike to protest the policies plus the lack of recognition and response. Call to action: We just have to stand up Standing up includes no work or school on September 11, 2007. It also includes no shopping;
