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An Indiana prosecutor and Republican activist has resigned after emails show he suggested Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker stage a fake attack on himself to discredit unions protesting his budget repair bill.
The Republican governor signed a bill on March 11 that eliminates most union rights for public employees.
In an email from February 19, Indiana deputy prosecutor Carlos F. Lam told Walker the situation presented "a good opportunity for what’s called a ‘false flag’ operation."
Originally posted by OhioPariah
Wow, this news follows the story of the Indiana Assistant AG who suggested Wisconsin "use live ammunition" on the protesters. These extremists will truly stop at nothing.
Originally posted by Drezden
Someone already posted this Here
Your post is prettier though.
The story is disgusting.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Originally posted by OhioPariah
Wow, this news follows the story of the Indiana Assistant AG who suggested Wisconsin "use live ammunition" on the protesters. These extremists will truly stop at nothing.
The very sad and scary truth that is going to be very hard for people to accept, average people to accept, is that our government know considers us to be the 'enemy'.
Our government through excessive taxation and borrowing, and in many cases fraud, has grown itself on every level, local, state, and federal to be so large, and so invasive that they themselves know the people are tiring of the cost, the debt, and all the legislation that pretty much seeks to dictate every aspect of our existence.
They know the next step is for the people to begin forming more and more grass root groups to speak out against it and challenge it and try to change it, and they desperately want to marginalize any existing group by portraying them as radical, prone to violence, and criminal in some way in order to effectively shut down any populist revolt against the government(s).
We just recalled the Mayor of Miami through a highly controversial special election that removed him from office not for criminal conduct (this is a first in Miami as most Mayors are removed from office through arrest and prosecution and conviction for criminal conduct) but simply because of bad policies that the public felt was abusing it's trust.
The Tea Party while quickly compromised by mainstream republicans has still though managed to hold on to enough of it's independent core values to have already drastically altered the course of the last Congressional Organization and as the Government embroils us in more War we can't pay for, and more big government programs like Obama Care we can't pay for, cutting us out of the legislative and representative process more and more and attaching more and more civil and criminal penalties for failure to live your life the way government exceedingly seeks to micro-manage it, the government is becoming increasingly desperate to maintain it's power and bankrupting momentum at any and all cost including defaming, dividing, and persecuting the people through slander and violence.
We have a huge problem, and they are aware that more and more of us know we have a huge problem, one that will not be correcting itself.
It remains to be seen if we give them enough rope if they will hang themselves or they will use it to bind us and wrap us up in a nightmare of no escape.
Thanks for sharing.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Seven minutes apart, about the time it takes to write down a thought out opinion on a subject.
Originally posted by Drezden
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Seven minutes apart, about the time it takes to write down a thought out opinion on a subject.
I don't know how posts on the same topic are dealt with, I'm just repeating things I've seen/heard other people do like a parrot, don't mind me. This does make you wonder about how many e-mails to elected officials with bad advice go undiscovered though.
Originally posted by Drezden
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Seven minutes apart, about the time it takes to write down a thought out opinion on a subject.
I don't know how posts on the same topic are dealt with, I'm just repeating things I've seen/heard other people do like a parrot, don't mind me. This does make you wonder about how many e-mails to elected officials with bad advice go undiscovered though.