Comments on Pro Libertate: The Ft. Dix "Conspiracy," or Why Dana Rohrabacher Should Be Pimp-Slapped (UPDATE, May 10)

I remember someone telling me that Osama has never...

2007-05-11T13:05:00.000-06:00

I remember someone telling me that Osama has never had any charges placed on him either! Makes you wonder then, doesn't it?

I have to say that it was the Kosovo fiasco that pushed me over the edge from being a questioning Republican to a Libertarian in one swoop. Used to like watching all those "shock and awe" shows on TeeVee where they would show you again and again the precision bombing runs... then it hit me that I was in love with violence and that the State was playing "Wag The Dog" on me! All I can say is that it was the catalyst for my rebirth.

The Turkish newspaper reported today also that Ton...

2007-05-11T11:50:00.000-06:00

The Turkish newspaper reported today also that Tony Snow said they have "no direct evidence" linking the men to a foreign terrorist network. Muckraker Report called the FBI and their spokesman, Rex Tomb, admitted they have "no hard evidence connecting Bin Laden to 9/11"--which is why their MOST WANTED does not show Bin Laden wanted for 9/11!

I found this at the Lew Rockwell blog.

2007-05-10T08:10:00.000-06:00

I found this at the Lew Rockwell blog.

It's a shame fred views these episodes as mere fun...

2007-05-09T23:50:00.000-06:00

It's a shame fred views these episodes as mere fun and games, simply smack talkin', and other mundane horseplay and comedy.

The reality is that episodes like this, whether manufactured or bona fide, can and do cause the commoners to tighten their embrace of the State because of unbridled fear of terrorists, real and/or imagined. In that embrace, the commoners desire for the State to do whatever it thinks is required to tighten security, not what the commoners should be demanding.

They, after all, being sissified and not what the media marionettes would call "experts," stuff their cranium with and suckle whatever those "experts" in the government/media complex bottle feed them daily.

A manufactured plot can do as much damage as a bona fide plot, in terms of enabling with the greatest of ease the State to tighten ever more its grip on the commoners and their liberty.

Hence, the term "tool." It's actually an ironic sort of arrangement in this particular case. The KLA, which we have to assume has extensive elements within the Albanian regime, utilizes the Amerikaner regime as "tools" in propagandizing against the Christian Serbs, and even used the Amerikaner regime to perform their bloody work on Serbs. Meanwhile, our Amerikaner regime is using the KLA as "tools," for their own fearmongering among its own commoners here, by way of real or manufactured plots by Islamic terrorists.

I reckon I just refuse to give folk the benefit of the doubt like some people are too wont to do. For example, it's beyond ludicrous to assume that Mr. Rohrabacher, or anyone else for that matter, who is esconced in upper echelons of the Amerikaner regime, is completely and totally oblivious to the KLA's origins, its activities, and its true long-term goals. Pure nonsense.

Our elites do not give a rat's posterior that the KLA are thugs, as long as they continue to be a gear, among many, in helping to propel the Total State's engine forward.

Unfortunately, the real tools (or is it fools?), perhaps the crankshaft in the aforementioned engine, and victims of the most wear and tear of this chuggin' machine are the commoners.

This sounds more like a bunch of "militants" talki...

2007-05-09T22:18:00.000-06:00

This sounds more like a bunch of "militants" talking smack around snitches, than a "terror plot".

Hairy dudes shooting rifles, watching movies, and probably filming themselves while talking nasty does not a terrorist make.

This has the appearance of an easy pinch which was based on what an informant told his handler, and what is mic recorded.

Maybe more evidence is forthcoming. My money is on these clowns were the useful idiots drawing the attention of so many away from their brethren as they chug along with their plans.

Re: captain kirk's comment and msnbc link, it remi...

2007-05-09T21:30:00.000-06:00

Re: captain kirk's comment and msnbc link, it reminds me of the first republican mayor in my hometown of Macon Ga. in the 1970s. His name was "Machine Gun" Ronnie Thompson, and he actually drove a national guard tank onto a grammar school yard in a "high crime" area to intimidate would-be criminals. Back in the seventies, blacks were perceived to be the enemy and Mayor Thompson did everything he could, militantly, to keep them in their place. He armed the police force with machine guns and frequently took to the police radio in the evenings to give orders to shoot to kill on sight of any looters and hooligans. He posted billboards around town warning looters that they'd be shot on sight. Indeed crime was becoming a problem, especially after a spate of armed robberies, and indeed it wasn't long after Thompson's antics that crime dropped to nothing overning.

But a critical distinction here is that Thompson did it all with local funds and artillery, none of the equipment was provided or funded by the feds. And his motivations were rooted in racism entirely. None of these actions were directed towards the city's white population, which made whites feel that much safer. Oh, there was one time he defiantly blocked the transport of the military's nerve gas through the city on its way to be disposed off the coast of Fl., himself armed with a machine gun standing on the rail tracks to block the train.

The city later regretted having Machine Gun Ronnie at its helm, but at the time he was the hero mayor across the entire state.

I know that this is off-topic for this particular ...

2007-05-09T18:50:00.000-06:00

I know that this is off-topic for this particular entry, but look what's finally floating to the top of the commoner consciousness (I figure that if it makes it onto the MSN newspage that it qualifies as such). See the headline and link below.

Is police use of armored vehicles going too far?
With scores of police agencies large and small buying armored vehicles at Homeland Security expense, some criminal justice experts warn that their use in fighting everyday crime could do more harm than good.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18556831/from/ET/