Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:barracuda, give the board an example of psyops.
No homework assignments for me, please Hugh. I'm having enough trouble trying to puzzle out the OP.
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Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:barracuda, give the board an example of psyops.
Wombaticus Rex wrote:[So Hugh,
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you're asserting that Robin Quivers deliberately got into a car accident/was set up for a car accident either in concert with or because of the CIA, in response to a TYPO that was published on the Democracy Now website the day before?[/b] Do I have that correct?
WR wrote:Meanwhile, HuffPo Runs a Bachman/Quiverfull article on March 13, 2011 yet the CIA didn't kill anyone to get that out of the news cycle -- why?
WR wrote:
Meanwhile, it's not the Quivers movement but the Quiverfull movement and their media-hungry celebrity exemplars, the Duggar Family, have a TV reality show -- gosh, who signed off on that at Langley?
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Richard L. Dugger was Secretary of the Florida Department of Corrections from 1987 to 1991,[1] when Harry K. Singletary, Jr. took over.[2]
Dugger was warden of Florida State Prison from 1982 to 1987, when he was appointed Secretary of the Department of Corrections by then Florida Governor Bob Martinez.[3] During his tenure, the Department started a large campaign to combat prison overcrowding.[1]
Dugger was appointed deputy director of institutions for the Florida Department of Corrections in 1999, replacing Stan Czerniak, and in 2000, was appointed director of institutions for the Florida Department of Corrections.[3]
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Prosecutors: Area businessman Dugger was still pushing kickbacks in 2009
The Gainesville businessman who pleaded guilty Wednesday to a kickback scheme that toppled a state prison administration, apparently cut his plea deal with federal prosecutors days after they announced they would be using new evidence against him.
It involved another case also alleging he was offering kickbacks for state prison deals.
Edward Lee Dugger, 64, of Gainesville, pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiracy to pay kickbacks and will be sentenced in July.
The case was tied to those of former Department of Corrections secretary James Vernon Crosby Jr. and Allen Wayne Clark, a regional prison manager. They were convicted of accepting $130,000 worth of kickbacks from Dugger's canteen business, American Institutional Services of Gainesville.
When Crosby and Clark entered plea deals in the case, federal investigators said that for nearly two years in the mid-2000s, Dugger and Joseph Arthur Deese, 38, of Fort White, paid prison officials to establish a business relationship with the state and with Keefe Commissary Network of St. Louis. The arrangement allowed the company to run a “lucrative, predominantly cash business” at canteens in Florida prisons, according to federal investigators.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:...pre-coffeee....
1) The...keyword...is Quiver,...a unique and memorable word, unlike "full" which I accidentally left off my op yet a bizarre focus was placed on this and myself.
QUIVER.
2) Bachmann's real background is being whitewashed.
5) In this case, which has all the fingerprints of viral marketing-as-counterpropaganda, all it took was was tracking celebrity Robin Cook using her cellphone or GPS tracker on her car and then attacking her with an expert driver who could do the "360" Robin described so vividly.
6) The media spaces, people's chatter, and search results get a huge dose of DECOY at the exact time that Bachmann's crazy 'Quiver Full'-background could have become much better known. Problem minimized.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:C'mon, you coincidence theorists and HMW-attackers. Pull this reality out of psyops world. Just try.
Wombaticus Rex wrote:So again, I want to clarify the case you're making here so we can discuss the merits of what you're saying with this post.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:O.M.G.
The nonsense posted by barracuda and Wombaticus Rex on page one are unbelievable obfuscations and distortions of an obvious psyop-by-car-attack keyword manipulation of the news cycle.
wordspeak2 wrote:"..pre-coffeee...."
I knew it! That coffee stuff turns good people a little nuts.
I do wonder about Robin Quivers' car accident. I don't listen to Howard Stern... what is Robin Quivers like?
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