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Post by kenny02 on Jun 4, 2013 15:44:20 GMT -5
Start with a 1 cup of Karl Marx.
Add 1/2 cup of Naked Communism.
Simmer on low heat for a few years.
Stir in 2 table spoons of Saul Alinsky.
Add a dash of Cloward Piven theory.
Let stand.....
Serve in small increments pieces until consumed.
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Post by xx on Jun 4, 2013 17:50:24 GMT -5
Build prison state around occupants, tax them into dirt, then place country in lock down. Or 'prison in lock down.
The difference between FEMA and Prison Camp, is the intention. A 'rescue' camp would be openly shown to the public to 'show off' their capabilities. Everyone who has worked in emergency services knows this, you show what you have for confidence in the assigned task.
A prison camp would be the opposite, you show as little as possible. Mask from the public.
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Post by xx on Jun 4, 2013 18:54:21 GMT -5
Why would you not allow public tours of facilities paid for by the public, why are there no programs showing capabilities for rescue operations. A 'Fema' facility show be open to the public, why are they not open to the public?
Why are many in the middle of 'no where' land.
Have you had your tour of these rescue facilities? Does Fire Department show their equipment and other operational capabilities to the public? Other emergency services, they always do....
What's wrong with this picture?
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Post by topwrench on Jun 5, 2013 20:56:35 GMT -5
Plenty is wrong with the lack of disclosure about the construction of these camps. How many billions have been spent on such insane preparations for war against the citizens of this country and why? Carl Levin questions the amount being spent on bullets for Homeland Security but says nothing about the funding for these (concentration) camps.
How man victims of the disasters occurring in this country have been offered a stay at the "camps" when their homes have been destroyed? If the very construction of these facilities was intended to offer assistance to the citizens who've paid for them, why aren't they available for their use in such desperate situations?
If Obama's latest "In your face" appointment of Susan Rice doesn't antagonize congress enough to take action and bring these issues to light, what will it take for them to realize that they're being made fools of? Their positions and powers are being undermined and eliminated. If nothing else, their arrogance should be enough to motivate them to act.
Yet they sit there and continue to ignore the fact that they have the power to stop this fraudulent twerp from rubbing their faces in the mud. Whether it's fear of the intelligence communities or fear of loosing their campaign contributions, if they don't stop this traitor, both fears will be realized in one way or another.
There is strength in numbers. A coalition committed to respecting their oath of office to "Protect, Preserve and Defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic," would be all it takes to stop this egregious executive power grab that will consume them, their wealth and their position in government. They have the power. If they don't use it they will lose it. How stupid can they be not to realize that?
The next hurdle will be the U.N. Arms Treaty which Obama and Kerry have fully committed to signing even after the Senate refused to approve it. What does that say? IMO..."the president will do anything he damn well pleases and he couldn't care less what the senate or congress says or does about it." We can only hope that congress and the Senate are finally starting to see that even they are not exempt from tyranny.
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Post by jk on Jun 6, 2013 10:39:36 GMT -5
The war on the citizens started with the formation of the Federal Reserve in 1913. Fast forward 100 years and the "to big to fail" banks have been calling all the shots. Now that they have squeezed Europe dry, the US is next.
Interest rates can only go one way. After QE ends, the dollar devalued, and massive inflation. They will did some place to put all the pissed off people since the prisons are already full.
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Post by topwrench on Jun 6, 2013 19:34:39 GMT -5
jk
No question. Your comment is correct. There are ways to overcome this situation.
Legislation is on the table in the Senate and House to reinstate Glass-Stegall which will cripple the banks.
Nationalize the Fed.
A one percent sales tax on all Wall St. transactions would generate more than enough funds to deal with entitlements while slowing down the trading effectively.
Impeachment and prosecution of the current administration with proof already established, for irrefutable war crimes drafted by a bi-partisan congressional panel naming Obama, Bush and Clinton and all associated criminals in their administrations, is the real solution.
Holding elected officials accountable to constitutional law is the only answer. We were once a nation based on law and we can be again.
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Post by jk on Jun 6, 2013 20:42:15 GMT -5
Absolutely. Accountability is an elusive necessity these days in government. More and more "revelations" will come up over the next little bit and there will be no choice.
Opposition to the current administration have been waiting for the right time to LEAK info. We are seeing this now in a deliberate fashion.
Hopefully this will trickle down and implicate at least to the past two admins.
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Post by kenny02 on Jun 18, 2013 14:17:51 GMT -5
Has anybody read "The naked communist" by Cleon Skousen?
The book is great especially....45 current communist goals. Keep in mind this was written in 1958.
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Post by firecracker on Jun 19, 2013 16:53:26 GMT -5
Topwrench, Webster Tarpley has been pushing the 1% Wall Street sales tax. I'm not onboard with that proposal. One of the goals of the one world govt. is, I think, a tax on ALL financial transactions which would have huge pools of money and fund the one world army. History and taxation shows that once a tax is implemented, it is never removed, and it is like a cancer that spreads to all surrounding spheres. I would be interested in your thoughts.
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Post by topwrench on Jun 20, 2013 23:20:06 GMT -5
Missed this post until now.
The devastating results of austerity programs in the EU have emphatically proven that it is not the answer to our economic problems.
First and most importantly, Glass-Stegall must absolutely be reinstated immediately. That will cripple the banks that got away scott-free with no prosecution for the massive theft of Ameircan taxpayer funds.
The 1% tax on all Wall St. transactions would serve to slow the gambling casino trading while providing funds that would eliminate the demands for austerity on main street where the suffering has been felt the most while Wall St greed continues without interruption.
Combined with nationalization of the Federal Reserve Bank, placing a moratorium on debt, and establishing credit backed by U.S. Bonds to cover a massive job producing program repairing U.S. infrastructure would do the trick. Those jobs cannot be off-shored and would serve to jump start the U.S. economy.
But, if congress fails to impeach or imprison Obama for the war crimes he is guilty of, we will continue in the downward death spiral the president and his administration is orchestrating with his blatant disregard for constitutional, national and international law.
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Post by firecracker on Jun 21, 2013 0:10:41 GMT -5
Wow, reading this is like reading a transcript of Tarpley's podcasts on World Crisis Radio!
Are you really W.T.?
If you are, I agree with you on some things, (Glass Steagal) and creating jobs here in America.
But I would much prefer we take the funding for the job creation and rebuilding of our industry and infrastructure from the pensions of the blood suckers who call themselves "representatives"...what a joke....they are representing someone, no doubt, but not us.
And as large as they are, the pensions will be insufficient, so how about we give the Obummers a vacation budget....say a few thousand dollars....instead of the luxury B.S. we've been paying for?
In other words, there's so much fat that could be trimmed....but it never will be. And if we institute the W.S. sales tax, the money will be skimmed just like it is with every other blessed thing we pay. Then what will we tax next?
A side note here is that options trading is one of the few ways the small investor can protect his or her investments in the event of a day like today's 358 pt. drop on the Dow. I'm concerned that the tax will be circumvented by the big boys and hit those small people in the market. And, as I noted before, set the precedent for the financial transaction tax to fund the global criminal government.
How about we stop aid to all the other hell hole countries around the world who hate us and spend it here at home to give OUR citizens a better standard of living and a more secure future?
Oh, that's right...it's not to help the people in Africa and elsewhere, it's to line the pockets of the puppet dictators who are doing our bidding and enslaving their people.
Europe is in a heck of a mess. I'm sure you are battening down the hatches....I wish more people would wake up and do the same. We're in for a hell of a ride.
And if you're really not Tarpley, amazing recall, just amazing.
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