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August 23, 2008 @ 7:28 am by Noble Lie

As I was going over that “left gatekeepers” picture, I realized there were some titles I hadn’t heard of. Maybe I should have heard of this one, but I had never heard of the Manhattan Institute before. Pretty pleasant bunch of guys. If I remember correctly, Mike Ruppert covers founder William Casey in The Truth and Lies of 9/11. He was the Director of Central Intelligence who ran the Iran/Contra operation. I don’t use the word “affair” to describe these atrocities of history, unless of course talking about Bill Clinton and his intern, because it is a deliberate soft word, to psychologically pre-soften the blow of the scandal. It was a black operation, black budget, black magic military operation, not an affair, and certainly not an “incident.”

Their “about” site opens up with the following warm, fuzzy endorsement from Rudy Guiliani.

“For twenty-five years, the Manhattan Institute has confronted old problems with fresh thinking. Many of the Institute’s emblematic ideas—from the notion that low taxes encourage businesses to the concept that police should be treated with respect—were originally greeted with skepticism but have since been embraced by well-run cities everywhere. Congratulations on a quarter century of making a difference.”

I couldn’t have said it better myself, except for the congratulations part.

Hitler’s brutal attempt to exterminate the Jewish race was not as successful as Europe’s attempt to wipe the “Red savage” off the face of the Americas. It is estimated that over 50 million Native Americans were slaughtered using massacres, conflict, biowarfare, and the near-extinction of the Plains Buffalo (attack on food supply). It is silly to speculate if some of the widespread contamination and disease-causing was intentional or not; the countries of Europe had been using that dirty trick on each other for centuries, and was fair game for warfare and genocide.

Those that survived were herded like cattle and put on death marches to forts and reservations with the worst conditions, the worst land, in disease-prone areas, where they died and mourned, and tried to hold on. Their languages were forbidden. Their spirituality was forbidden and Christianity was shoved down their throats. They were not the first nor the last culture to suffer this horrible fate.

Even during the eugenics movements of the early 20th century, this depopulation program against American natives continued, being particularly targeted for sterilization on the grounds of physical and/or mental incompetence.

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  1. Peace be with you Noble

    “Think tanks” set the US foreign and domestic policies. The CFR and Urban Institute are two very powerful ones, and we shouldn’t forget the 9/11 predicting Project for a New American Century. They are crypto-eugenics groups all funded by the same foundations that fund “liberal media.” It seems to me that most of these groups and some big “international” ones, like the UN, are all tied to the Rockefellers. I always felt it would be more accurate to call the “justification tanks,” as that seems to be what they think about.

    Has Bush’s 11th cousin Barack Obama been before the Bilderberg Group? If not he won’t be president. It is what George Carlin calls the big club.

    We also can’t forget the effect of using front groups to debunk truly altruistic groups. I don’t mean debunk with facts, I mean debunk with illusionary numbers, and so-called experts.

    love eternal
    tad

    Comment by tad — August 23, 2008 @ 10:36 am

  2. I would also add to the list the Trilaterals and the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome is big time creepy. I really worry that this is what is ultimately behind this agenda to get as many people as possible labeled mentally ill.. when these food/water/oil/economic crises come to a head, I think euthanasia will be put on the table.

    Speaking of the Club of Rome, King Abdullah of Jordan came through town not too long ago. Supposedly he came to check out the redwood groves.

    Comment by Noble Lie — August 23, 2008 @ 12:08 pm

  3. Peace be with you Noble

    “when these food/water/oil/economic crises come to a head, I think euthanasia will be put on the table.

    Did you know that the average person on antipsychotics dies 25 years earlier than their undrugged counter part? Maybe they already started a crypto-euthanasia plan. Google crypto-eugenics. It’ll scare ya.

    love eternal
    tad

    Comment by tad — August 24, 2008 @ 9:27 pm

  4. Peace be with you

    What does the timing of King Abdullah and owl worship at bohemian grove have to do with on another?

    love eternal
    tad

    Comment by tad — August 24, 2008 @ 9:29 pm

  5. Tad,

    You’re right, that’s when the owl was in his leafy temple this year. But I don’t suppose you needed me to tell you that.

    We have a bunch of notes on Bohemian Club/Grove for future post(s), this will be added to the list. I’m stealing this for a future post.

    Comment by Noble Lie — August 25, 2008 @ 10:02 am

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