by Sweejak » Sun Jul 17, 2005 1:55 am
I have no doubt about it. Here are a few observations, maybe more of a ramble than anything else: <br><br>The first one is only intuition and is about 9-11 and the images. When I saw it I was amazed at the almost NFL type lighting, it was so bright looking and so exquisitely timed I felt "this is staged". The building collapses were jaw dropping, you kept looking thru the smoke to see if it was somehow still there and it was plain gone. Then the ominous silent skies the days after were as if to seal the idea that things will never be the same. Now I could not prove that any of this was planned as one would script a film but it is not beyond possibility that these sorts of things were talked about and given their due. Other's have commented on the visual effects of 9-11. Not to mention the endless repetition, the scrolling tickers etc., but that is all TV related and we can see it every time you turn on the machine. Then there is Jerry Bruckheimer creator of those atrocious films who was hired to advise the Pentagon and I think was involved in the Jessica Lynch fiasco.<br>About words, there is this, a clip from the Psychohistory board:<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Rather than doing a full fantasy analysis of Bush's speech from last <br>night, I have just done a tally of some of the strong emotional words that Bush used repetitively throughout his speech. Here are my results:<br><br>1) Terror, terrorist, terrorists, terrorism: 34 times<br>2) Fight, fighters, fighting: 20 times<br>3) War, warfare: 14 times<br>4) Defend, defending, defended, defense: 14 times<br>5) Enemy, enemies: 12 times<br>6) Kill, killers, killed: 6 times<br>7) Attack, attacked, attacks: 6 times<br><br><!--EZCODE EMOTICON START 8) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/glasses.gif ALT="8)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> Battle, battles, battlefield: 5 times<br>9) Violence: 5 times<br>10) Murder, murderous: 4 times<br><br>11) September the 11th: 5 times<br><br>12) Progress: 7 times<br>13) Defeat, defeated, defeating: 7 times<br><br>14) Free, freedom, freedoms: 34 times<br>15) Secure, security: 17 times<br>16) Liberty, liberated, liberation: 5 times<br><br><br>The thing that I find most remarkable is that, despite our having <br>deposed the Taliban in Afghanistan, our having invaded Iraq and brought about "regime change," with former dictator Saddam Hussein now in our <br>custody, and despite there having been no repeat of the September 11 attacks in the four years since, Bush's speech was packed full of aggressive,<br>emotionally-charged words. E.g. "terror," "kill," "war," "fight."<br><br>J has pointed out previously on this list--and I agree<br>completely--that the "war on terror" is really a 'war on anxiety.' In <br>other words, one of its main goals is to make us all feel better in ourselves,<br>relieved of our own anxiety. This is the real "security," "freedom" and<br>"liberty" that Bush so often refers to in his speeches: It is the <br>feeling we are seeking for ourselves. If Bush's speech last night is in any way reflective of the current U.S. public mood, then the "war on terror" is failing abysmally.<br><hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>Also before I forget, regarding lies to start Gulf War I, the massed Iraqi armor. The Satellite photos Powell proffered that showed Iraqi armor massed at the Saudi border.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr> The St. Petersburg Times (Florida) purchased Soviet commercial satellite photos of the border and had them examined in detail by two imaging specialists, including Zimmerman. They found no evidence of significant military buildups along the Saudi border." <br><br>"You could see the planes sitting wing tip to wing tip in Riyadh airport," Ms Heller says, "but there wasn't was any sign of a quarter of a million Iraqi troops sitting in the middle of the desert.<br><br>The airport in the Kuwaiti capital appeared to have been abandoned, which it wouldn't be. If you think about it for a minute, if you're trying to supply a quarter of a million troops, it takes a lot of food, a lot of camping equipment, a lot of fuel for the tanks. They didn't see tanks tracks in the sand in the desert and they would not have worn away because satellites are still pickling up images of sand tracks in the desert of Northern Africa that were left during World War II.<br><br>"I happened to know the Press Secretary of Defense personally, and I asked him, 'Look, you know me, we've known each-other for a long time, let me look at some of the U.S. intelligence satellite photos, prove to me that I'm wrong. I don't need to take them out of the building, I don't need to copy them. Prove to me that we are wrong and we won't run the story.' And he refused to so that. He refused to do it on a number of occasions.<br><br>"As a reporter, I'm not supposed to conclude anything, but everyone else who was familiar with this story and familiar with the satellite photographs has concluded that the [Bush] administration lied to the Saudis, to the world in order to get the invitation to come into the Middle East to protect the innocent. What does it say about the government? If in fact the fact the government lied, does that surprise anyone?"<br><br>--Jean Heller, St. Petersbug Times<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>Also the Srebrinica photos so reminiscent of WWII.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr><br>Front Page Story<br>PR that kills<br>by Judi McLeod, Canadafreepresscom<br><br>August 30, 2004<br><br>Was the "River Incident" in Yugoslavia, widely reported by the media, the work of a well-paid public relations firm?<br><br>It was on March 15 when the media reported that at least two Serbs and a dog had chased four Albanian boys into the river Ibar in Mitrovica According to the heart-catching story, three of the boys drowned, and only one made it to the safety of the other side<br><br>"Revenge followed swiftly Reprisal attacks on Serbs claimed 30 lives and wounded 600," said Canadafreepresscom in its May 3 cover story<br><br>When United Nations representative Derek Chappell bravely stepped forward to say the river event of March 15 was "definitely not true", he was promptly pulled by the UN and transferred to another job<br><br>"The UN said he was too frank in telling the truth," said James Bissett, former Canadian ambassador to Yugoslavia and member of a minority trying to get the truth out on widespread lies and deception about Kosovo<br><br>Add the voice of Marjaleena Repo, a freelance writer with a special interest in justice issues A national organizer of Citizens Concerned About Free Trade, Repo also happens to be Canadian<br><br>"The world was shocked to find out that a PR firm, Hill and Knowlton had manufactured the `incubator babies’ incident in Kuwait, which precipitated the Gulf War; Iraqi soldiers ripping Kuwaiti babies out of incubators in a genocidal fashion Even Amnesty International was taken in by the falsehood, which was later exposed as such, but only after the military damage was done<br><br>"Yet the shock of being duped by Hill and Knowlton soon wore off and gullibility returned to the American public In no time another American PR firm, Ruder-Finn Global Communications, working for the Croatian and Bosnian separatists, publicly bragged that it had been able to turn world opinion against the Serbs"<br><br>Ruder-Finn is a substantial PR firm with offices in Manhattan and Washington, DC<br><br>Says Repo of Ruder-Finn: "The PR firm was piling hoax upon hoax The famous story of Serb concentration camps was built on a photo of a gaunt man surrounded by others, staring at the viewer from behind barbed wire; surely an image to chill one to the bones It took years before a German journalist Thomas Deichman, in an article titled The Picture That Fooled The World, described how the famous photo was staged by its takers, British journalists, who were photographing the inhabitants from inside barbed wire which was protecting agricultural products and machinery from theft in a refugee and transit camp; the men stood outside of it; and at no time was there a barbed-wire fence surrounding the camp But by that time the image had done its deed, terminally slamming the Serbs as genocidal mass murderers"<br><br>The staged concentration camp photograph eventually found albeit small limelight, but as Repo points out there are countless other stories out there masquerading as truth<br><br>"These stories and photos of `genocide’ and `ethnic cleansing’ a la Hitler in a civil war, in which Serbs are as guilty as sin and others are their innocent victims, are repeated ad nauseum by western reporters without the slightest evidence, and have provided the grounds for the public’s hopefully only temporary acceptance of the illegal and brutal war against the sovereign nation of Yugoslavia They continue after NATO’s bombing began, unabated, with new absurdities such as the suggestion that the Serbs are really bombing themselves! Perhaps in the war crimes court there will soon be a place for journalists and PR firms who, with their inflammatory reporting and fraudulent actions, cause wars to begin"<br><br>The cunning of Ruder-Finn Global Public Affairs in Yugoslavia knows no bounds Ruder-Finn director James Harff was interviewed by French journalist Jaques Merlino<br><br>"The essential tools in our work are a card file, a computer and a fax The card file contains a few hundred names of journalists, politicians, academics, and representatives of humanitarian organizations The computer goes through the card files according to correlated subjects, coming up with very effective targets," Harff told Merlino<br><br>"The computer is tied into a fax In this way we can disseminate information in a few minutes to those we think will react positively Our job is to ensure that the arguments for our side will be the first to be expressed<br><br>"Our work is not to verify information We are not equipped for that Our work is to accelerate the circulation of information favorable to us, to aim them at carefully chosen targets We did not claim that there were death camps in Bosnia, we just made it known that Newsday claimed it"<br><br>Journalists telling the truth don’t survive their jobs With no explanation, new director Jean Pierre El Kabasch removed Merlino from his job as deputy editor-in-chief at France’s Antenne 2 Network At the same time, unidentified humanitarian organizations demonstrated in front of Antenne 2, shouting "Merlino, the people are after your hide"<br><br>Snip<br> <br>More - <!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.antiwar.com/justin/j041000.html">www.antiwar.com/justin/j041000.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>Well the above is mostly media stuff, aside from that I have found only anecdotal discussion about humming sounds associated with nausea, people who live in the same region hearing subterranean booms and feeling disoriented etc. There are the two women in Sacramento who say their neighbors exposed them to microwaves. <!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.thekcrachannel.com/news/4512146/detail.html">www.thekcrachannel.com/ne...etail.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> This family is roundly mocked but I heard an interview with them and they sound absolutely credible.<br><br>Mack White has an interesting article on the War of the Worlds radio show<br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.mackwhite.com/tv.html">www.mackwhite.com/tv.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>