[cia-drugs] Bison Bill's Weird West
Bison Bill's Weird West http://www.mackwhite.com/Bison8.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com History tells us that Jesse James died in 1882, shot by a former friend, Bob Ford. Yet many believe that James faked his death, and lived for years under the name J. Frank Dalton. Here his story--a true story of the Weird West . . . Jesse James reportedly belonged to a secret society, The Knights of the Golden Circle. Other members included Jefferson Davis, Bedford Forrest, and William Quantrill (leader of the Confederate guerilla outfit Quantrill's Raiders, with whom James rode). Some believe the society was created by the notorious Albert Pike, the subject of many a Masonic conspiracy theory. According to the book Jesse James Was One of His Names (written by Del Schrader, with Jesse James III), the American Civil War did not really end in 1865, but continued to be fought underground for 19 more years. Its highly sophisticated spy network, operated by the Knights of the Golden Circle, continued for even longer and was involved in many subversive activities. One of these was train robbery, a specialty of the James Gang, the purpose being to enrich the coffers of the Confederate underground. As a Confederate agent, James was also involved in smuggling guns and ammunition to the Plains Indians, as well as providing training in guerilla tactics, for use against their common enemy, General George Armstrong Custer and the Union Army. After General Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomatox, a force of 2,000 Missouri cavalry and a full regiment of Confederate-led Red Bone Indians from East Texas, led by General J. O. Shelby journeyed to Mexico to join their ally, the Emperor Maximilian. When they were later threatened by Mexican patriots under the leadership of Benito Juarez, an elite force led by William Quantrill and Jesse James was sent to rescue them. While in Mexico, James was enlisted in an operation to smuggle Maximilian's treasure out of Mexico. On their way north, the James force learned that Maximilian had apparently been executed by the Mexican patriots. He and several others had been shot by firing squad, then loaded into carts and carried away for burial. But the gravesite ceremony was infiltrated by Red Bone Indians, who noticed signs of life in Maximilian. The Indians talked the Mexicans into allowing them to give him a separate burial. Later he was nursed back to health and transported to East Texas. According to Schrader, Maximilian changed his name to John Maxi and began living undercover in North America. Jesse James traveled to Europe, found a double of Maximilian's wife, Charlotta, then smuggled the real Charlotta back to America, where she was reunited with her husband. The man buried in Maximilian's grave in Vienna is a German seaman who died in a gunfight in Vera Cruz, Mexico. Switching bodies is a subterfuge as old as mankind, writes Schrader, and the Golden Circle certainly had no monopoly on this practice. For their assistance, Maximilian rewarded the Knights of the Golden Circle $12.5 million in gold, and Jesse James $5 million. Jesse James was now a wealthy man, with enough power and influence to fake his own death--and, with the law hot on his trail, this was undoubtedly a wise move. According to Bud Hardcastle (a Jesse James historian), the man who was killed and identified as James was Charlie Bigelow. Bigelow was robbing things and using Jesse's name, and that's one of the reasons they probably identified him as Jesse . . . and Bigelow was buried as Jesse James. Supposedly, Mrs. Jesse James was in reality Mrs. Bigelow--a prostitute who had been bribed to identify the corpse as that of James. Hardcastle states that others who identified the dead body in 1882 had ulterior motives as relatives or members of Quantrill's Raiders. These men had all ridden with Jesse and taken an oath to protect each other. By identifying the body as Jesse James, they were setting Jesse free. However, one member of the James gang, an illiterate black man by the name of John Trammell, left a coded message revealing the hoax. Acording to Schrader, Trammell scratched some messages into some wet bricks. One brick contained an image of a Spanish dagger, the numerals 777, KGC [Knights of the Golden Circle] and JJ [Jesse James]. . . . The bricks, which were buried in St. Joseph Missouri, were discovered in 1966. Jesse James began living under the name J. Frank Dalton. (The name Dalton was his mother's maiden name. The initial J stood for Jesse, and Frank was his brother's name.) As Chief of the Inner Sanctum of the Knights of the Golden Circle, James was one of the most powerful men in America. Schrader writes, The Knights had industrial as well as military spies on both sides of the Atlantic. Among the activities of James/Dalton was the murder of John Wilkes Booth, another
[cia-drugs] Honoring Ghost Troops on Memorial Day
32 Specific Reasons for Memorial Day Remembrance (First published May 25, 1998 in the Houston Chronicle) By Lieutenant Michael E. Thornton, USN SEALs, Ret. (w/ Captain Eric H. May, Ghost Writer) * * * * * * * * * Republished for Memorial Day, May 31, 2010 HERE are 32 specific reasons that Memorial Day makes me remember the patriots who fell in our nation's wars. You can find all of them and 60,000 others on the Wall of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C. They are the names of the 32 comrades I lost in my four tours of duty as a SEAL in Vietnam. Many Americans have similar reasons for remembrance, having known someone who died so that our freedoms could live. In many Houston homes a cherished photograph sits in a place of honor, showing the ever-young image of a uniformed soldier, sailor or Marine, standing with an American flag in the background. Their proud, ambitious expressions show that every one of them hoped to live but was willing to die. In every Houston community neighbors remember a local young man or woman who made the ultimate sacrifice. Just the other night, a friend confided to me that he still remembered seeing the Medal of Honor, our nations highest military decoration, encased in his high school library. It had been received posthumously by a classmate who had leapt on a grenade in Vietnam, absorbing the shrapnel with his body to save his buddies. Knowing a person who has died in service reminds us that they were human. They were heroes, but they weren't made of marble, didn't eat nails and didn't breathe fire. They laughed at jokes, dreamed of the future and enjoyed the pleasures of life, just as we do. They were a part of us. In 1986 I was a pallbearer for the earthly remains of this Vietnam-era soldier, known but to God, whom we interred at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. It seemed to me then that the young man we buried had suffered a fate as hard as death itself: anonymity. The belief that we will be remembered after death is one of the thoughts that brings us happiness in life. The disinterment just days ago of that unknown soldier was an occasion of happiness for me, because it holds forth the possibility of his identification. If that happens, people will engrave his name on the Wall, and the press will show his photograph and report the details of his life. He will be remembered. Perhaps the soon-to-be-known soldier is doing one last service for his nation by reminding us of something: the better part of our national character. We Americans don't leave our dead on the battlefield. We don't shut out the memory of their lives or sacrifice. We don’t forget. These are the thoughts I'll be thinking this Memorial Day as I enjoy family and friends, food, drinks, music and the freedom that makes the United States worth dying for. And all 32 of my friends on the Wall would approve heartily. They hated a bad time, and they loved a good one. They can't make it to my Memorial Day party but I'll be sure to remember that they're the ones who paid for it. * * * * * * * * * Epilogue by Major William B. Fox, Publisher of America First Books It is a keen historic irony that Mike Thornton was the only man in U.S. military history to receive the Medal of Honor for his heroic action in saving the life of another recipient of the Medal of Honor, his SEAL team leader in Vietnam. The irony would be complete if Captain May, Lieutenant Thornton's friend and collaborator, were to receive the Medal of Honor as well. A growing number of military and patriot voices have urged this, such as The Lone Star Iconoclast publisher Leon Smith in his 2 Feb 2010 article Captain Eric H. May Deserves Congressional Medal of Honor. Captain May used Lieutenant Thornton's philosophy in founding Ghost Troop, his all-American cyber militia dedicated to honoring the desecrated and ignored U.S. Iraq War dead from the Battle of Baghdad, as reflected in Ghost Troop Introduction, http://tinyurl.com/6e76bq. * * * * * * * * *
[cia-drugs] NEGLIGENT BP OIL SPILL! [1 Attachment]
Gulf of Mexico oil spill 'will continue to gush until August' (?) Millions of gallons of oil could be gushing into the Gulf of Mexico at least until August, the White House admitted on Sunday, as BP confirmed the failure of the top kill attempt staunch the flow. Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill 'will continue to gush until August' (?) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/oil/7786953/Gulf-of-Mexico-oil-spill-will-continue-to-gush-until-August.html - Stop Inept infamous Lying Tea Party Misssy Sarah Palin Drill, Baby, Drill comes to Discovery? http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/palin_discovery/?r_by=-2936226-WrCCyAxrc=mailto1 Zeta Space people on negligent BP Oil Spill. - [Questioner] What are the worldwide implications if a nuclear device winds up being the only option left to stop that oil flow? - [Zeta response] The nuclear option will not be used on the BP Gulf Oil spill, we predict, because the implications are unknown. The geology of the sea bed, a mile down, is not well known. What rock underlies the mucky sea bed, and what way will this rock fracture or crumble? Thus, the potential of opening up an even wider hole exists, one that could not be plugged. This is of course in the hands of man, and thus cannot be predicted accurately, as we so often say. The pocket which is spewing oil at present is not infinite, nor is the pressure going to be continuous in future. It will ease in time, and this easing will allow plugging the hole by the mechanical means already employed to eventually be a success. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_Zetaheaven_Group/message/5903 The wicked ENDTIME - NOT the RIGHTEOUS! http://Zetaheaven.org:
