>https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1647665680878034946?s=20
''=– What would they prefer? Globalism? Unfettered trade which exports our jobs to Asia? Endless wars? What am I supposed to vote for if not national populism?''
Executive Order 13526
Sec 1.7
"Classification Prohibitions and Limitations.
(a) In no caseshall information be classified, continue to be maintained as classified, or fail to be declassified in order to:
(1) conceal violations of law, inefficiency, or administrative error;
(2) prevent embarrassment to a person, organization, or agency;
(3) restrain competition; or
(4) prevent or delay the release of information that does not require protection in the interest of the national security."
Q
>Larry McDonald
http://www.oocities.org/wellstonecrash/links_wellstone.html
Rep. Larry McDonald, D-Ga. and the national chairman of the John Birch Society and creator of a private intelligence operation called Western Goals, was killed on KAL 007 after it had mysteriously veered off course on a flight to South Korea and ventured several hundred miles into Soviet territory. The plane was shot down by the Soviet air force. At the time, McDonald's Western Goals was being exposed in an LAPD intelligence scandal linked to massive domestic spying, the CIA and covert operatives like Gen. John Singlaub.
https://archive.org/stream/GreatestSecrets20thCenturyIII_201903/SECRET%20HISTORY%20OF%20AIRPLANE%20SABOTAGE_djvu.txt
THE SECRET HISTORY OF AIRPLANE SABOTAGE", Part One
by Sherman H. Skolnick 08/6/01
In November, 1972, Richard M. Nixon was re-elected President. One month later, on
behalf of the Nixon White House, America's secret political police, the American
Gestapo, the FBI, and the American CIA, arranged to sabotage a commercial airplane
headed for Chicago. On board were twelve Watergate figures, including Dorothy Hunt,
wife of the Watergate burglar, E.Howard Hunt. They had reportedly blackmailed two
million dollars out of Nixon threatening, among other things, to publicize documents they
had showing Tricky Dick, along with top officials of the FBI and the CIA, had planned
and carried out the political assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
We received a mysterious phone call. "You should look into the crash near Midway
Airport. They murdered Mrs. Hunt and the others." From various circumstances we
determined that the call came from an official in Midway Airport Tower, Chicago. We
started our own investigation. In 1973, I wrote a book, "The Secret History of Airplane
Sabotage". So far as I could find out, there never was an authoritative book on the
subject up to that time. And even now, I know of no other such book. A sizeable book
publisher undertook to publish my work. The book, however, was stopped in the print
cycle and no copies became available. The book was suppressed by the Rockefellers,
at the time the major owners of UAL, Inc., the parent firm of United Air Lines, with the
United Air Lines crash near Midway Airport being a major section of the book.
I am posting starting as Part One excerpts from the book. In some instances, it has been
updated and slightly revised to show details uncovered after 1973.
THE WATERGATE PLANE CRASH
What is the origin of the phrase "Hobson's choice"? Allegedly, this arises from a "hostler" (one who rents horses) named "Hobson" who forbad renters from reserving a particular horse. Instead, renters take to accept the next horse available. Hence "Hobson's choice" means no choice at all.
Hob·son's choice
noun
a choice of taking what is available or nothing at all.
"the regional council must decide whether a private toll bridge is better than no bridge at all—it's a Hobson's choice"
Executive orders and speeches 😂 😂 Yeah that's not real governing…
>Atlantic +> Axis Of Evil
''The Enduring Lessons of the ‘Axis of Evil’ Speech''
theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/01/axis-of-evil-speech-frum-bush/621397
January 29, 2022
Ideas
Four core ideas from President George W. Bush’s most famous speech have survived as enduring foundations of U.S. security policy. By David Frum!''[Atlantic Frum Wrote The Speech'']
January 29, 2022
Saved Stories
Twenty years ago today, President George W. Bush delivered a State of the Union address that would instantly become one of the most bitterly controversial in U.S. history. At its core were short indictments of the aggressions and human-rights abuses of North Korea, Iran, and Iraq.
Then the kicker:
“States like these, and their terrorist allies, constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world. By seeking weapons of mass destruction, these regimes pose a grave and growing danger. They could provide these arms to terrorists, giving them the means to match their hatred. They could attack our allies or attempt to blackmail the United States. In any of these cases, the price of indifference would be catastrophic.”
I was part of the speechwriting team that drafted those words. We’d lived together through the trauma of 9/11: not only that horrific day itself, but the nerve-jangling aftermath. The trauma redirected the perceptions and the judgment of national leaders. Bush had won office in a period of seeming peace and prosperity. Now it felt as if death could strike anywhere, anytime. Would suicide bombers attack movie theaters? Would teams of terrorist gunmen open fire in shopping malls? It all seemed horribly possible.
Beginning September 18, packets of anthrax were received at political and media offices in Washington and across the country. At least 22 people were infected; five of them died. On November 12, 2001, a passenger jetliner leaving John F. Kennedy International Airport crashed into the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, killing all 260 people aboard and five on the ground. The crash proved accidental, but initially we had to wonder: Had al-Qaeda landed a second strike inside the United States? About that time, I doubled the life insurance I carried to protect my young family.
Before 9/11, terror threats had been an issue for specialists inside the national-security apparatus. Now they physically reshaped the government. The Eisenhower Executive Office Building occupies a block in Washington bounded on the west by 17th Street, a busy roadway. For fear of car bombs, all the offices on that side of the building were emptied. E Street, to the south, was closed to traffic, and before authorized cars could enter, they were elaborately searched: trunks popped open for inspection, a Secret Service mirror run under the chassis, a dog sniffing for explosives.
The fervid atmosphere in the country biased citizens and officials alike to overheat rhetoric and overestimate dangers. I succumbed to that temptation myself; more senior people in government were no more resistant.
Meanwhile, the news from the combat zone in the war provoked by the terror attacks was disappointing and frustrating. In December 2001, U.S. forces and Afghan allies had cornered Osama bin Laden in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan. Bin Laden completed a last will and testament dated December 14, 2001. Yet somehow bin Laden escaped. The year ended with the Taliban overthrown, U.S. or coalition forces in control of all of Afghanistan’s cities, but the prime mission for which the United States fought the Taliban unfulfilled.
America had suffered much. It feared worse ahead.
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''Milley liked to play with Levites footballs''
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