posted on Apr, 30 2007 @ 04:09 PM
People here are just discussing a photo. I agree the uniform has a strange section of blend between the two, bu it could be Cho, and if it was, who
would be the source? Let's play devil's advocate: if it's Cho, the source might fear for his/her life. (For the sake of the argument) if it is Cho,
he was in some strange program, of some sort. Mainstream press has been rendered toothless by mergers, so they won't touch anything that is about
mind control, pedophilia (a favorite pasttime of major corporate execs), or that expose their sponsors, let alone the NWO. In other words, we already
live in a Big Brother phase, although ours is a friendly fascism/corporatist version.
So, the only discussion of this photo is either here, on Alex Jones, or on Liberty forum. All of that is too removed from the people who actually
would have known Cho, in the weird program scenario. The only hope, in the case, would be that the source of the photo sees the story dying two weeks
after leaking it, then puts out more on the subject. Problem is, you could put a photo of Bush having sex with Jeff Gannon on the web and mainstream
media would still avoid the subject. Good mice get regular low-culture pay, bad mice must organize a better way.
The truth is, the best chance for this world will begin in places like Venezuela under Chavez (despite his current "enabling" episode), and will
gain momentum among other countries. The media and the press/print aren't good enough to get it right. Sure, we see various strains, but they're
only ~various. You don't see major movement, you don't see mobilization. Instead, you see people too satisfied to take risks to correct the
situation. The only change will come with stark crisis and shock: collapse of the dollar, then another NWO stooge trying to resuscitate it, then a
global alignment independent of the Federal Reserve (we need to abolish the Fed, as JFK tried to begin upon). The problem is, all such scenarios allow
for worsening global warming damage to continue. Gore was CFR and can't really address the causes of greed's ugly payback. He knows the richest of
the rich; he went to school with them.
The US is a basket case. Time for independent aliens to make appearances, maybe a global broadcast in the interest of humane alternatives? The point
is, the US is too corrupt to get it right. Face the fact; it's entirely true. Don't pretend that a mere election will change things as long as the
current money arrangement warps our politics.
Here's one way out: Federal funding of all federal elections; NO private money in it, whatsoever. Then watch out for prostitutes who go into office
only to be on the take AFTER office. Also, we need a World Court WITH TEETH. Good, simple law, NOT maniacal manipulations by a dinosaur regime of
slimeballs. And we need to overturn the precedent in our courts that says corporations have rights of an individual (hence can compete for voter
influence and have rights of an actual person yet remain anonymous and skip town on all enviro and killer liabilities).
In short two paths diverge in this wood: 1) crisis and disaster, then the spoiled children of elite nations wake up from the party and are humbled in
order to simply survive. Or, 2) aggressive reform now, fight the regime (not always gently), refuse to participate in killer profits, and steer for a
more mature reckoning of a universal standard sort.
Both end up at the same place, only one does so with a healthy planet, while the other has us living under glass domes after a major die-off due to
pigs run wild. You can't take it casually and wait for someone else to do it all. You have to commit for life, better yet, pull together so that
others will commit.
There are a thousand little tyrannies, each of which is a scandal enough to overturn the old regime. But each one has a thousand little cowards
denying its existence. Don't fall for mousy little cowards playing musical chairs on the Titanic. Boycott the ship; it's sinking.