10/2:CIA-Disney, Brad Will, '68 Mexican massacre, LHOswald

[orz]

Hugh do you reallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Kicking to dilute the troll input.

Plan Mexico, dirty war, US-backed terrorism...

[orz]

...scattershot list of random pseudo-deep-politics keywords...

[TheArgonaut]

Would you believe that the keyword "Chihuaahuenses" is part of the saga of how some CIA agents created a false trail bus trip to the Soviet embassy in Mexico City to frame up Oswald for the murder of President Kennedy? True.

So CIA-Disney is killing two birds with one decoy movie, the anniversary of the 1968 massacre and the anniversary of framing up Oswald complete with a keyword hijacking.

Who has been paying you to write these pointless rambling schizoid posts for all of these years? You are obviously a smart guy, not a lot of spelling errors, word salad, or grammar problems in your posts. Just day after day, year after year of silly posts from an seemingly smart guy. Why? And why has a place calling itself "Rigorous Intuition" tolerated this schmegma for so many years?

[MinM]

Machete is going to be awesome.

Machete (2011) starring Danny Trejo with Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, Cheech Marin, Lindsay Lohan, Steven Seagal , Don Johnson and Jeff Fahey. Directed by Robert Rodriguez

YouTube - Machete Trailer (Grindhouse)


"they just fucked with the wrong Mexican"

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More interesting than the movie itself is the cast...

Steven Seagal:
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Don Johnson:

In November 2002, German customs officers at the Swiss-German border performed a routine search of Johnson's car. Bank statements evidencing US$8 billion in transactions were found in the trunk of his car. He was accompanied in his black Mercedes-Benz by three men: an investment adviser, a personal assistant, and a third of unknown identity. Initially it was thought Johnson was involved in money-laundering...

Robert De Niro:
The Parts Left Out of the Good Shepherd

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Directed by Robert Rodriguez:


Plus the tagline is awesome

"they just fucked with the wrong Mexican"

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Good stuff, MinM.

Actors are built up as memes and then used as psyops delivery agents bringing their previous roles forward as cues in subsequent appearances.

Actors also develop personal relationships with the alphabet agencies who 'advise' and approve use of expensive toys (billion-dollar weapons systems) for their films.

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And why has a place calling itself "Rigorous Intuition" tolerated this schmegma for so many years?

You signed on for your first post to complain that there's not enough crop circles and UFOs in my posts? Hmm. Interesting.

Are you denying that Disney and Hollywood are USG psyops factories using social science and marketing for propaganda and counterpropaganda as defined in FM33-1?

Try this for starters-
http://rigorousintuition.ca/board/viewtopic.php?t=16533
FDR, Karl Rove, Jack Valenti, and Hollywood

And this-
http://rigorousintuition.ca/board/viewtopic.php?t=18523
Resources on history of CIA in news and entertainment.

[orz]

Are you denying that Disney and Hollywood are USG psyops factories using social science and marketing for propaganda and counterpropaganda as defined in FM33-1?

This being true about SOME of hollywood throughout it's history and at present is not mutually exclusive with your posts being and endless spew of worthless garbage totally based on the most transparently flawed logic imaginable.

[MinM]

Actors also develop personal relationships with the alphabet agencies who 'advise' and approve use of expensive toys (billion-dollar weapons systems) for their films...

Good point, Hugh Here's a few recent examples:

CIA enlists Jennifer Garner to help recruit spies | Alias | In the News | TV | Entertainment Weekly

USATODAY.com - 'Alias' star Jennifer Garner to be CIA bait

rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - Kiefer Sutherland Sells Out to CIA & Murdoch

rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - 'Jack Bauer had many friends at Guantanamo'


rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - "USC Marketing Class Helps CIA Recruitment"

[MinM]

YouTube - Machete Trailer (Grindhouse)

"they just fucked with the wrong Mexican"

rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - The utter feebleness of so-called liberals and progressives
More interesting than the movie itself is the cast...

Steven Seagal:
rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - Seagal Movie Fanclub

Steven Seagal: Lawman - A&E TV

YouTube - Steven Seagal: Lawman on A&E

[MinM]

U.S. serviceman dies in shooting at Mexican strip club - CNN.com

November 4, 2009 6:52 p.m. EST

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

* Air Force Staff Sgt. David Booher shot with 5 others in Ciudad Juarez
* Gunmen appeared to have targeted the victims, Mexican spokesman says
* Juarez is considered off-limits for the U.S. military because of drug violence

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/americas/ ... index.html

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

The CIA-Hollywood production of MI6 propagandist-for-kidz Roald Dahl's 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' story, originally a 1970 post-Garrison vs Shaw decoy of Dealey Plaza (Hale Boggs/triangulated fire/underground Red spy/"badge-er"), is now functioning as a meme-reversal of Mexican president Vincente Fox's dirty war against farmers in Atenco.

And criticism of Fox News, of course.
And recruiting for mil-intel.

[Nordic]

U.S. serviceman dies in shooting at Mexican strip club - CNN.com

November 4, 2009 6:52 p.m. EST

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

* Air Force Staff Sgt. David Booher shot with 5 others in Ciudad Juarez
* Gunmen appeared to have targeted the victims, Mexican spokesman says
* Juarez is considered off-limits for the U.S. military because of drug violence

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/americas/ ... index.html

So ...? Juarez is just across the border from El Paso, with its HUGE military presence and servicemen.

The guy was in a mexican strip club. That's what guys do.

Wrong place wrong time.

[monster]

Wrong place wrong time.

Well, the article does say that the murdered people were specifically targeted.

[SonicG]

Did you see this story?
Mexico mayor announces death before body is found

By MARTHA MENDOZA (AP) – 1 day ago

MEXICO CITY — Mauricio Fernandez couldn't have been happier.

Here he was, being sworn in again as mayor of one of northern Mexico's most exclusive communities, and he had wonderful news to share: "Black Saldana, who apparently is the one who was asking for my head, was found dead today in Mexico City," he told his cheering supporters Saturday in San Pedro Garza Garcia, near Monterrey.

The problem was that the barefoot, blindfolded corpse of "Black Saldana" — whose real first name is Hector — wasn't found for another 3 1/2 hours, according to Mexico City prosecutors. And he wouldn't be identified for two days.

Now this cartel-plagued nation, usually nonchalant about a spate of kidnappings, extortion and executions, is engrossed with this not-so-straighforward murder that links drug lords and politicians.

The mayor is facing tough questions about the killings: How did he know his nemesis was dead before the authorities apparently did? Does he have associations with the cartel that may have killed the men?

And what exactly did he mean when he said, during his acceptance speech, that he knew Saldana and his associates wanted to hurt him, and that "by fair means or foul, we are not going to accept any kind of kidnapping ... and if not, they will pay for it."

The mayor's initial answer, repeated in a series of interviews, was simple: "Sometimes there are coincidences in life; it's better to look at it this way."

But when pressed, Fernandez offered an intriguing explanation. He said U.S. authorities tipped him off that somebody intercepted cartel communications and learned Saldana was planning to kill him, and he said unspecified intelligence sources told him Saldana was dead hours before the bodies were found.

A Drug Enforcement Administration spokesman in Washington, Paul Knierim, said Tuesday he couldn't comment on Fernandez's situation, but he said U.S. agents routinely coordinate with Mexican investigators trying to crack down on cartels.

"And if we learned in the course of an investigation that somebody's life was being threatened, we would definitely, definitely make sure that information was passed on to the appropriate authorities," Knierim said.

Newspapers around the country on Tuesday demanded answers about how Fernandez could have known of the deaths hundreds of miles (kilometers) away before police even arrived at the scene. A columnist in one of the nation's leading newspapers, Reforma, speculated he might have something to do with the killing. "Death squads?" the headline asked.

Fernandez wasn't apologetic.

During a radio interview Tuesday, he said he's setting up a group to clean up crime in San Pedro Garza Garcia and surrounding communities.

"Will this cleaning group act outside the law?" he was asked.

"In some form that's correct," he said.

With upscale strip malls, posh private schools and well developed parks, San Pedro holds beautiful and well-guarded estates that are called home by some of the nation's leading business executives — and allegedly some leaders of the Beltran Leyva cartel.

Until recently, the suburb of Monterrey, about 135 miles south of Laredo, Texas, was considered one of the cleanest, safest towns in this country.

But a spate of kidnappings and extortion changed that. Fernandez blamed Saldana, who allegedly took over the Beltran Leyva drug cartel operations there a few months ago.

Fernandez told the El Norte newspaper that Saldana and his gang had been kidnapping two or three people a week, demanding about $375,000 each. Fernandez said they also were demanding monthly payments from stores, restaurants and bars.

Six months earlier, while running for mayor, Fernandez set off a national debate over ties between politicians and gangsters when Mexican news media broadcast a recording of him telling supporters that he knew top drug traffickers lived in the town and had an interest in keeping it quiet.

His words were widely taken to suggest that he would avoid confronting the Beltran Leyva cartel to maintain the peace.

Fernandez acknowledged making the remarks, but he said they were taken out of context.

"I don't know, nor have I sat down with or anything of the sort, with anyone from organized crime," he told The Associated Press.

But his remarks highlighted the dicey course political leaders face in this country where drug cartels wield tremendous power.

"There is no question that, in some places, organized crime has penetrated into municipal governments, while in others mayors are struggling to find ways to keep organized crime at bay," said Andrew Selee, director of the Woodrow Wilson Center's Mexico Institute. "Mayors face a difficult decision when they are not sure if the state or federal government can protect them."

On Saturday, during his acceptance speech, Fernandez said he was going to crack down on crime, with or without federal or state assistance.

"We will take the bull by the horns," he said. "We will do this directly."

The statements drew a plea from state security secretary Carlos Jauregui that all elected officials should abide by the law when confronting organized crime.

"We should all govern with state, federal and city laws and we cannot transgress from that," he said.

Hours after Fernandez's speech, authorities found four bound bodies — Saldana, his brother, his half brother and another man — shoved in an SUV in Mexico City. They bore a clear message: "Kidnapper" was scrawled across three of their backs in black marker.

There were notes there, too. One said "For kidnapping," and was signed: "The Boss of Bosses" — a relatively new nickname for alleged drug lord Arturo Beltran Leyva, one of Mexico's most wanted criminals. Another note said "Job 38:15," a reference to the biblical verse "The wicked are denied their light, and their upraised arm is broken."

Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.

[MinM]

Steven Seagal:
rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - Seagal Movie Fanclub

Don Johnson:

In November 2002, German customs officers at the Swiss-German border performed a routine search of Johnson's car. Bank statements evidencing US$8 billion in transactions were found in the trunk of his car. He was accompanied in his black Mercedes-Benz by three men: an investment adviser, a personal assistant, and a third of unknown identity. Initially it was thought Johnson was involved in money-laundering...

Don Johnson may have also played a role in setting the 'honeytrap' , Donna Rice, for Gary Hart. Donna Rice went on to work for Trent Lott, Right-Wing Republican from Mississippi. Sort of parallels the Mary Jo Kopechnie - George Smathers story a couple decades earlier.


This comes to mind today regarding the candidacy of Brian Kelly for the Notre Dame job. Kelly, one of the top coaches in College Football, may get blackballed for having campaigned for Gary Hart in 1984. Notre Dame being a Catholic College and Gary Hart being pro-choice.

BTW Steven Seagal's new show on A&E, promoting the oncoming/already here Police State, is one of the top rated shows on cable.
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Gary Hart - The Education Forum

'Steven Seagal Lawman' breaks A&E record--The Live Feed | THR

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Brian Kelly needs to answer some tough questions for Notre Dame -- chicagotribune.com

Steven Seagal: Lawman - A&E TV