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Former CIA Head: Snowden ?Should Be Hanged By The Neck Until He Is Dead?
Globalists pine for return of the Middle Ages
Steve Watson
Infowars.com
December 19, 2013
In a statement that conjures images of the middle ages, former CIA chief and all round globalist neocon James Woolsey said on live TV Tuesday that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden should be hanged for treason.
?He should be prosecuted for treason. If convicted by a jury of his peers, he should be hanged by his neck until he is dead.? said Woolsey in an interview with Fox News.
The conversation surrounded Snowden?s offer to help Brazil investigate NSA surveillance of its people in return for asylum. US officials have also suggested providing an amnesty for Snowden to the US in return for an agreement to end the intelligence leaks.
?I think giving him amnesty is idiotic,? Woolsey, a prominent Council on Foreign Relations insider, noted.
Woolsey has previously refused to be drawn on the documented role of the spy state in controlling and manipulating the lives of the American people, opting instead to play dumb on programs such as ?Operation Mockingbird?, the CIA?s historically established program to control and influence the media.
Woolsey?s latest comments echo those of fellow arch-neocon, Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, who said this week that Snowden should ?swing from a tall oak tree? as punishment for exposing NSA spying.
?I must say absent some other important piece of information, it has to be one of the dumbest things that I?ve seen in a long time, to be speculating about it publicly, even if they are contemplating a deal with Snowden some kind of amnesty,? Bolton added.
Given that the last public hanging occurred in the 1930s, it shows you where the mind set of these neocons is still firmly rooted with regards to anyone who challenges or seeks to expose the inner workings of the shadow government and the surveillance state.
Even while federal judges rule that the NSA spying is most likely unconstitutional, these disgusting elitists still defend the program and maintain that anyone who attempts to expose it is a traitor.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration is currently conducting a phony dog and pony show to convince the American people that it is really doing something about NSA overreach. The 304-page report released late Wednesday by Obama?s special review commission DOES NOT advise that the NSA should be stripped of the power to bulk collect Americans? communications data.
As reported by Nextgov, The ?bottom line? of the report translates to ?Don?t give up the crown jewels of America?s surveillance program, including bulk collection of telephone data, but add enough new transparency and legal restrictions to fulfill the public?s right to privacy and civil liberties.?
The Obama administration?s position on Snowden, and thus whistleblowers in general, also remains constant.
?It remains our view that Mr. Snowden is accused of leaking classified information and that he faces felony charges here in the United States,? White House Press Secretary Carney said.
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Globalists pine for return of the Middle Ages
Steve Watson
Infowars.com
December 19, 2013
In a statement that conjures images of the middle ages, former CIA chief and all round globalist neocon James Woolsey said on live TV Tuesday that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden should be hanged for treason.
?He should be prosecuted for treason. If convicted by a jury of his peers, he should be hanged by his neck until he is dead.? said Woolsey in an interview with Fox News.
The conversation surrounded Snowden?s offer to help Brazil investigate NSA surveillance of its people in return for asylum. US officials have also suggested providing an amnesty for Snowden to the US in return for an agreement to end the intelligence leaks.
?I think giving him amnesty is idiotic,? Woolsey, a prominent Council on Foreign Relations insider, noted.
Woolsey has previously refused to be drawn on the documented role of the spy state in controlling and manipulating the lives of the American people, opting instead to play dumb on programs such as ?Operation Mockingbird?, the CIA?s historically established program to control and influence the media.
Woolsey?s latest comments echo those of fellow arch-neocon, Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, who said this week that Snowden should ?swing from a tall oak tree? as punishment for exposing NSA spying.
?I must say absent some other important piece of information, it has to be one of the dumbest things that I?ve seen in a long time, to be speculating about it publicly, even if they are contemplating a deal with Snowden some kind of amnesty,? Bolton added.
Given that the last public hanging occurred in the 1930s, it shows you where the mind set of these neocons is still firmly rooted with regards to anyone who challenges or seeks to expose the inner workings of the shadow government and the surveillance state.
Even while federal judges rule that the NSA spying is most likely unconstitutional, these disgusting elitists still defend the program and maintain that anyone who attempts to expose it is a traitor.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration is currently conducting a phony dog and pony show to convince the American people that it is really doing something about NSA overreach. The 304-page report released late Wednesday by Obama?s special review commission DOES NOT advise that the NSA should be stripped of the power to bulk collect Americans? communications data.
As reported by Nextgov, The ?bottom line? of the report translates to ?Don?t give up the crown jewels of America?s surveillance program, including bulk collection of telephone data, but add enough new transparency and legal restrictions to fulfill the public?s right to privacy and civil liberties.?
The Obama administration?s position on Snowden, and thus whistleblowers in general, also remains constant.
?It remains our view that Mr. Snowden is accused of leaking classified information and that he faces felony charges here in the United States,? White House Press Secretary Carney said.
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About Time American Idiocy and Paranoia over Marxism Got Called Out
by:
Dave Lindorff
So Pope Francis, the new pope who has conservative American Catholics, particularly those in politics and the media, freaked out because he is criticizing capitalist greed, knows Marxists who are "good people," and isn't upset to be labeled one of them, even though he says "Marxist ideology is wrong.".
That's quite a lot for many Americans to swallow. For someone like Rush Limbaugh or Fox commentator Andrew Napolitano, it must feel like the world is collapsing. A "Marxist" pope! How could God allow such a thing!
Part of the problem is that Americans don't even know what Marxism is. The pope made his remarks on the subject in Italy, to the newspaper La Stampa. Italians, who are busy organizing increasingly massive "pitchfork" demonstrations in cities across their country, and are calling on police and soldiers to take off their helmets and join them in bringing down their country's corrupt government, have greeted his remarks with a collective yawn.
After all, many of Italy's largest urban areas have been governed on and off, and sometimes for generations, by Marxists of one stripe or another -- even by the dreaded Communist Party itself, which, of course, in Italy has long been something quite different from the Stalinist party that Americans have been trained to imagine when they hear the word. Such "red" municipal governments have been elected over and over by the Italian public because they tend to do a better job, are less corrupt, and try to do what New York City's new left-leaning Mayor Bill de Blasio says he wants to do: reduce the wealth gap in his city, and do more to help its poorest residents.
Americans, thanks to decades of overt, blatant propaganda in our schools and our media, don't know that Marxism is a philosophy, a school of thought, an economic and social theory, not a political party. Even the pope got that partially wrong. There is an ideology of Marxism too, but that's something else again. Marxism, as developed by the man who lent the theory its name, Karl Marx, and his colleague and friend Friedrich Engels, is really a way of thinking, a form of analysis. It posits a few important things. One is that economic relations are a key driver of history. The other is the concept that each new development in history or in social or economic relations contains within itself the seeds of resistance or, ultimately, its own destruction.
Model for the US?: In Italy, a growing mass Pitchfork Movement is seeking to overthrow the Italian government.
If you think about it, those are pretty tough concepts to argue with, and, as far as I am concerned, offer a very sound basis, or at least starting point, for analyzing historical, political, economic and social developments. So call me a Marxist.
But not a Communist, though that point will fly right past most Americans, for whom Marxism is equated with Communism.
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by:
Dave Lindorff
So Pope Francis, the new pope who has conservative American Catholics, particularly those in politics and the media, freaked out because he is criticizing capitalist greed, knows Marxists who are "good people," and isn't upset to be labeled one of them, even though he says "Marxist ideology is wrong.".
That's quite a lot for many Americans to swallow. For someone like Rush Limbaugh or Fox commentator Andrew Napolitano, it must feel like the world is collapsing. A "Marxist" pope! How could God allow such a thing!
Part of the problem is that Americans don't even know what Marxism is. The pope made his remarks on the subject in Italy, to the newspaper La Stampa. Italians, who are busy organizing increasingly massive "pitchfork" demonstrations in cities across their country, and are calling on police and soldiers to take off their helmets and join them in bringing down their country's corrupt government, have greeted his remarks with a collective yawn.
After all, many of Italy's largest urban areas have been governed on and off, and sometimes for generations, by Marxists of one stripe or another -- even by the dreaded Communist Party itself, which, of course, in Italy has long been something quite different from the Stalinist party that Americans have been trained to imagine when they hear the word. Such "red" municipal governments have been elected over and over by the Italian public because they tend to do a better job, are less corrupt, and try to do what New York City's new left-leaning Mayor Bill de Blasio says he wants to do: reduce the wealth gap in his city, and do more to help its poorest residents.
Americans, thanks to decades of overt, blatant propaganda in our schools and our media, don't know that Marxism is a philosophy, a school of thought, an economic and social theory, not a political party. Even the pope got that partially wrong. There is an ideology of Marxism too, but that's something else again. Marxism, as developed by the man who lent the theory its name, Karl Marx, and his colleague and friend Friedrich Engels, is really a way of thinking, a form of analysis. It posits a few important things. One is that economic relations are a key driver of history. The other is the concept that each new development in history or in social or economic relations contains within itself the seeds of resistance or, ultimately, its own destruction.
Model for the US?: In Italy, a growing mass Pitchfork Movement is seeking to overthrow the Italian government.
If you think about it, those are pretty tough concepts to argue with, and, as far as I am concerned, offer a very sound basis, or at least starting point, for analyzing historical, political, economic and social developments. So call me a Marxist.
But not a Communist, though that point will fly right past most Americans, for whom Marxism is equated with Communism.
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LAPD deploys drug detection swab test at sobriety checkpoints
LAPD deploys drug detection swab test at sobriety checkpoints
LAPD deploys drug detection swab test at sobriety checkpoints
The Los Angeles Police Department has announced plans to ramp up use of a portable tool that checks for drug use, beginning with a New Year?s Eve crackdown on intoxicated drivers. Officials cited increased medical marijuana use as a main justification.
A state grant supplied the LAPD with a swab testing tool that will be employed at DUI (driving under the influence) checkpoints and jails, Los Angeles officials said at a Friday press conference.
The conference was held to highlight use of the tool alongside breathalyzers ? which check for blood-alcohol content ? at sobriety checkpoints during the New Year?s holiday.
LAPD officers can ask a driver to consent to a voluntary portable oral fluids test of their gum line and cheeks. The tip of the tool is then put into a portable machine for immediate testing rather than requiring a blood test. Such blood tests have previously been necessary to verify an arrest made on the suspicion of drugged driving.
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer pointed to the increased use of medical marijuana and the prevalence of dispensaries in the city as reason to step up enforcement of DUI policing.
?There?s a growing recognition that driving under the influence of drugs is something we need to be clamping down on more effectively,? Feuer said at the press conference.
The swabbing test is not completely untested, though it was only used 50 times in Los Angeles ahead of Friday?s announcement. City prosecutors said they have not used results from the test as evidence in any case thus far.
The portable oral fluids test screens for amphetamines, cocaine, benzodiazepine (Xanax), methadone, methamphetamine, narcotic analgesics, and THC ? which indicates that marijuana has been used the past several hours.
?Traditionally, our office has focused on drunken driving cases,? Feuer said. ?We?re expanding drug collection and aggressively enforcing all impaired-driving laws.?
The city attorney?s office filed 598 DUI cases in the past year that involved drugs. In comparison, the city filed 577 drunken driving cases during the 2012 winter holiday alone.
Thus far in the 2013 holiday season, over 1,500 people have been arrested in Los Angeles County on suspicion of DUI, according to the Los Angeles Sheriff?s Department.
It is yet unknown what other capabilities the testing method has, or how the LAPD will use biometric data gleaned from the swabbing results.
In June, the US Supreme Court ruled to affirm law enforcement?s right to legally take DNA samples from those who are arrested ? even if they have not been convicted for a crime or gone to trial.
Los Angeles County has held the distinction of possessing one of the largest DNA-sample backlogs in the US, including an especially high number of unprocessed rape kits.
LAPD deploys drug detection swab test at sobriety checkpoints
LAPD deploys drug detection swab test at sobriety checkpoints
The Los Angeles Police Department has announced plans to ramp up use of a portable tool that checks for drug use, beginning with a New Year?s Eve crackdown on intoxicated drivers. Officials cited increased medical marijuana use as a main justification.
A state grant supplied the LAPD with a swab testing tool that will be employed at DUI (driving under the influence) checkpoints and jails, Los Angeles officials said at a Friday press conference.
The conference was held to highlight use of the tool alongside breathalyzers ? which check for blood-alcohol content ? at sobriety checkpoints during the New Year?s holiday.
LAPD officers can ask a driver to consent to a voluntary portable oral fluids test of their gum line and cheeks. The tip of the tool is then put into a portable machine for immediate testing rather than requiring a blood test. Such blood tests have previously been necessary to verify an arrest made on the suspicion of drugged driving.
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer pointed to the increased use of medical marijuana and the prevalence of dispensaries in the city as reason to step up enforcement of DUI policing.
?There?s a growing recognition that driving under the influence of drugs is something we need to be clamping down on more effectively,? Feuer said at the press conference.
The swabbing test is not completely untested, though it was only used 50 times in Los Angeles ahead of Friday?s announcement. City prosecutors said they have not used results from the test as evidence in any case thus far.
The portable oral fluids test screens for amphetamines, cocaine, benzodiazepine (Xanax), methadone, methamphetamine, narcotic analgesics, and THC ? which indicates that marijuana has been used the past several hours.
?Traditionally, our office has focused on drunken driving cases,? Feuer said. ?We?re expanding drug collection and aggressively enforcing all impaired-driving laws.?
The city attorney?s office filed 598 DUI cases in the past year that involved drugs. In comparison, the city filed 577 drunken driving cases during the 2012 winter holiday alone.
Thus far in the 2013 holiday season, over 1,500 people have been arrested in Los Angeles County on suspicion of DUI, according to the Los Angeles Sheriff?s Department.
It is yet unknown what other capabilities the testing method has, or how the LAPD will use biometric data gleaned from the swabbing results.
In June, the US Supreme Court ruled to affirm law enforcement?s right to legally take DNA samples from those who are arrested ? even if they have not been convicted for a crime or gone to trial.
Los Angeles County has held the distinction of possessing one of the largest DNA-sample backlogs in the US, including an especially high number of unprocessed rape kits.
Lumi;3626354 Los Angeles County has held the distinction of possessing one of the largest DNA-sample backlogs in the US said:
A better question is "How could a just God allow Limbaugh and Hannity to exist?"
What say you, Buddy?
Ever heard of Satan and his minions ?
Ephesians 6:10-13 ~ "10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. 11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. 12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. 13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand."
(Thanks for asking!)
Texas DPS: Reenactors Can Carry Outside Capitol But Not Second Amendment Activists
http://www.infowars.com/texas-dps-r...t-capitol-but-not-second-amendment-activists/
http://www.infowars.com/texas-dps-r...t-capitol-but-not-second-amendment-activists/
Pentagon to launch blimps to guard against cruise missiles
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pentagon-to-launch-blimps-to-guard-against-cruise-missiles/
A Progs WET DREAM !!
All you cake eaters should be giddy
Your total Surveillance State is almost complete
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pentagon-to-launch-blimps-to-guard-against-cruise-missiles/
A Progs WET DREAM !!
All you cake eaters should be giddy
Your total Surveillance State is almost complete
I would like to dedicate this song
To a very good friend, a fierce warrior
And 'Team Member' who recently was lost
In battle
To a very good friend, a fierce warrior
And 'Team Member' who recently was lost
In battle
