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Published: Feb 26, 2012
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Post Date: 2012-02-26 09:15:13 by A K A Stone
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#462. To: A K A Stone (#0)
"In due course, their instinct for self-preservation will become suppressed, as other, opportunistic, idealistic or heroic motivations move to the forefront. The progression is the same everywhere: first the people ask, then they demand, then they come and they take. For now, talk of revolution is restricted to those, both in the West and in Russia, who use it to justify their budgets for fermenting or suppressing revolt, respectively. They are, in both cases, a waste of public money. The Future is Ours! But if this dynamic were allowed to develop, then much more would be lost. Under Putin, Russia has become more stable and more prosperous. The cities have become more vibrant, and life has become better for many people, not just the ones at the very top. In striking contrast to the USA or the European Union, Russia is solvent rather than bankrupt. Putin gets the credit for these achievements. The slogan of his "United Russia"—"The future is ours"—is overweening and pompous (and, inadvertently, reminiscent of the Third Reich!) but, in some part thanks to his efforts, Russia does have a discernible future in a way that the US and the EU do not. The Future is... Oops! Given that this is the case, one would expect the more thoughtful people in the US and in Europe to simply stand back and watch, hoping to learn something. Yet mindsets are slow to change, and some of them are still operating with their illusions of imperial power intact. Some of them are seeing orange, and thinking that there might be an opening to smuggle a neocon like Gary Kasparov into the Kremlin. But to a great many Russians their ruse of promoting "freedom and democracy" is already transparent: what they want to do is to destroy Russia's sovereignty. They almost succeeded in destroying it in the 1990s; they won't get that chance again. Now is not their time to try to influence Russian politics; now is their time to shrivel up. -Dmitry Orlov
New dissident crusher vehicle introduced for the D&R conventions... This recently reorganized, months-old ICE Homeland Security Investigations (formerly known as ICE Office of Investigations) should really be on the radar of anyone because this year they are apparently 'filling in the gaps for the Secret Service' at NSSEs like G20, NATO summits and the Republican and Democratic national conventions. (unfortunately the Secret Service is now a part of DHS, not Treasury.) The Federal Protective Service, which likes to take photos around the Twin Cities (see my 2010 Fort Snelling Undercover Fail video, classic times) is now part of some weird directorate but briefly passed through ICE after being removed from the General Services Administration. The HSI Special Response Teams are seemingly the top layer of a lot of things, from the war on terror / war on drugs motif, to the Super Bowl, to whatever the hell they are planning to do to hongpong.com/archives/201...estigations-great-justice
They never did solve that ICE killing in LA couple months ago. And ICE has been shown their place in the CartelGun Running/FBI Informants are Cartel Leaders Case.....;} ICE in other words is just a fancy Federal MERc outfit, probably given orders by Blackwater/Xie/Acadamie MERCS. And I'll look that up about the SS not being Treasury any more. The SS does not take orders from the FBI or anyone else. But the SS does love it's Colombian booze and prostitutes....;} Title: Breaking: Misconduct alleged against Secret Service agents Source: AP URL Source: hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie ... &SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT Published: Apr 14, 2012 Author: JULIE PACE and FRANK BAJAK Post Date: 2012-04-14 10:43:00 by SJN
I saw that story last night. I'm not sure what to make of it.
Read more: www.thebostonchannel.com/...detail.html#ixzz1s231EPAr The whole scandal was exposed when the SS didn't pay one of the hookers, and she reported it to the local police. Further evidence that the Obama administration abuses women. Deadbeat dicks.
Further evidence that the Obama administration abuses women. Deadbeat dicks. So, if the Secretly Serviced had only paid the woman, everything would've been A-OK?....;}
They disrespected the ho's! Obumma lost the trust of the drug cartels, they're backing the other gay Marxist now, the one from Massachusetts.
That's just so mangled, it's actually almost true....;} I'm looking at the ZETA's as the nextgen AZTECS...;} The AZTECS only lost because they ran out of resources. And with PEMEX, the ZETA's got all they need.....8D
Military ensnared in Colombia Secret Service scandal CARTAGENA, Colombia — Five U.S. military members have been ordered confined to quarters over possible involvement in inappropriate conduct at the same hotel here as the 11 Secret Service personnel sent home in an unfolding scandal involving local prostitutes. Making the announcement Saturday, United States Southern Command commander Gen. Douglas Fraser said he is “disappointed by the entire incident and that this behavior is not in keeping with the professional standards expected of members of the United States military.” Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0412/75134.html#ixzz1s7QoBDi3
I'm going with Navy....;} 4 bombs, two in Cartagena, two around the US Embassy in Bogota. Someone's testing USSA Security Protocol....;} 'The most serious Security scandal in SS history.' Ground Rules for Security Staff: Rule 1: Do not...and I repeat...do not stiff a hooker.....8D
Translation: 'We have no idea of what's happening, yet." The Ultimate diss of USSAMedia: KUNA (Kuwait News Agency): 'Waiting for Taliban to update casualty list.'
Translation: 'We have no idea of what's happening, yet." The Ultimate diss of USSAMedia: KUNA (Kuwait News Agency): 'Waiting for Taliban to update casualty list.' Robin 'Salute the Troops' Meade is an ignorant hypocrite. not even thirty seconds this Monday AM Headline News. And 1/2 of that is that the US has everything under control in Kabul. BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....8D Where to fu cking to start. ......as heavy fighting continued into Monday morning on the streets of the Afghan capital. The USSA military/State Dept have learned absolutely ZERO from Vietnam...no....take that back....they've learned that the Vietnam Syndrome will not be allowed. My Lai, the Tet Offensive and now 'Amb' Crocker stating on CNN (when he was on was at a weird time(probably 23 min after the hour;)to proclaim that 'the Taliban are great at making speeches but not so good at fighting'. Our Head Afghan 'Diplomat' actually said that.....;} Afghan lawmaker Shukria Barakzai told the BBC that she was sceptical about the ability of Afghan security forces to deal with insurgents without foreign support. She said she wanted "a clear answer" from the authorities about why it had taken so long to fight off the assault. Correspondents say the attacks have shattered the confidence of Afghans, as the insurgents have once more shown that they can strike right in the heart of Kabul.
Even Here!!! LMFAO We go no where until we learn history. And we haven't gone anywhere since 1975.... wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_co...he_US_win_the_Vietnam_War Also to be considered is the role of the western media in turning American military victories into propaganda victories for the Communists, in enabling them to "win" the war, which war itself was tragic for both sides. Underlying the importance of such is the often quoted exchange between Colonel Harry G. Summers, Jr. and his North Vietnamese counterpart, Colonel Tu. During one of his liaison trips to Hanoi, Colonel Harry told Tu, "You know, you never beat us on the battlefield," Colonel Tu responded, "That may be so, but it is also irrelevant." The success of the propaganda war has seemed enigmatic to many. "If there is to be an inquiry related to the Vietnam War, it should be into the reasons why enemy propaganda was so widespread in this country, and why the enemy was able to condition the public to such an extent that the best educated segments of our population (that is, media and university elite) gave credence to the most incredible allegations." (Final Report - Chief of Military History - U.S. Government) British "Encounter" journalist Robert Elegant stated, "For the first time in modern history, the outcome of a war was determined not on the battlefield but on the printed page and television screens - never before Vietnam had the collective policy of the media sought, by graphic and unremitting distortion, the victory of the enemies of the correspondents own side." The most manifest example is this regard is seen as being the portrayal of the TET offensive, in which western media was charged with inspiring and aiding the propaganda war of the communists. "The Tet Offensive proved catastrophic to our plans. It is a major irony of the Vietnam War that our propaganda transformed this debacle into a brilliant victory. The truth was that Tet cost us half our forces. Our losses were so immense that we were unable to replace them with new recruits." (Truong Nhu Tang - Minister of Justice - Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government - The New York Review, October 21, 1982) Read more: wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_co...Vietnam_War#ixzz1sCmUVRRh
Underlying the importance of such is the often quoted exchange between Colonel Harry G. Summers, Jr. and his North Vietnamese counterpart, Colonel Tu. During one of his liaison trips to Hanoi, Colonel Harry told Tu, "You know, you never beat us on the battlefield," Colonel Tu responded, "That may be so, but it is also irrelevant." Even there. Where the military historians debate each other. They TOTALLY miss the point of Colonel Tu. The POINT: That the Guerrilla War is NOt over until the guerrillas say it is!!!!! What the USSA learned. Replace the Truth with Silence. Say that Everything in Kabul is under control. If we 'd done this in VietNam, we would've won. Just Priceless Bull Shite. The USSA will not know what hit it.
"Frankly I don't think the Taliban is good enough." Right now I don't know if Crocker will make it out of the Afghans alive. He believes his own bull shite. The helo will be ready, but he'll say that the Taliban can't get him.... www.hindustantimes.com/wo...-day/Article1-841235.aspx And of course any up to date info has to come from Anywhere but the USSA Media.
#513. To: All (#512)
2001...2001...now what was happening in 2001 in the Afghans....;} Must not have been much if the Last 18 hours means anything. The USSAMEdia would've covered something like this non stop. I think these foreign news agencies are just spreading enemy propaganda. Like this guy thinks with his discussion of why the US did not win in Viet Nam: " The reality is the US decimated the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong; the latter not really being a true fighting force than a terror group, massacring women and children regularly to spread fear among South Vietnamese. The mission of the US and its allies was to contain North Vietnam and keep them out of South Vietnam, not topple the Communist regime. As the conflict dragged on into years, this came to be seen by the American populace and others as an exercise in futility. Meanwhile, the idea that a small, third-world country in Southeast Asia becoming a Communist state would be any type of threat to Democracy became increasingly seen as an illusion. The fact that the US won every battle and enemy body counts remained disproportionately high could not gloss over the destruction being broadcast into American living rooms on a nightly basis, eventually galvanising public opinion against the war. Read more: wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_co...Vietnam_War#ixzz1sCq2tAGg INSANE...The above is what passes for Intel in DC this AM...;}
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#464. To: mcgowanjm (#462)
"United Russia"—"The future is ours"
immigrants [illegal alien invaders] on the I-5 near LA, which was where this pic was taken according to Copblock. ICE has a large number of staff on the Joint Terrorism Task Forces that do statistic-generating police state busywork around the country, and interestingly this HSI group is now officially becoming publicly distinguished from the rest of ICE -- and the theory of course is HSI would be spun out of ICE to become a freestanding 'directorate', a more modern and insane paramilitary FBI or whatever.
#469. To: hondo68 (#464)
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This recently reorganized, months-old ICE Homeland Security Investigations (formerly known as ICE Office of Investigations) should really be on the radar of anyone because this year they are apparently 'filling in the gaps for the Secret Service' at NSSEs like G20, NATO summits and the Republican and Democratic national conventions. (unfortunately the Secret Service is now a part of DHS, not Treasury.)
#473. To: mcgowanjm (#469)
But the SS does love it's Colombian booze and prostitutes....;}
#474. To: Fred Mertz, mcgowanjm (#473)
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"One of the agents did not pay one of the prostitutes, and she complained to the police," Kessler said.
#479. To: hondo68 (#474)
The whole scandal was exposed when the SS didn't pay one of the hookers, and she reported it to the local police.
#493. To: mcgowanjm (#479)
So, if the Secretly Serviced had only paid the woman, everything would've been A-OK?....;}
#495. To: hondo68 (#493)
They disrespected the ho's! Obumma lost the trust of the drug cartels, they're backing the other gay Marxist now, the one from Massachusetts.
#499. To: mcgowanjm (#495)
Don't ask, don't tell is still in effect, they're not saying which branch of the service they're in.
#501. To: hondo68 (#499)
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Don't ask, don't tell is still in effect, they're not saying which branch of the service they're in.
#502. To: All (#501)
Fighting was going on at some facilities of NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and near the U.S., Russian and German embassies, ISAF said via Twitter.
#509. To: All (#502)
Fighting was going on at some facilities of NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and near the U.S., Russian and German embassies, ISAF said via Twitter.
#510. To: All (#509)
#511. To: All (#510)
#512. To: All (#511)
"My guess, based on previous experience here, is this is a set of Haqqani network operations out of north Waziristan and the Pakistani tribal areas," American Ambassador Ryan Crocker told CNN.
Replies to Comment # 512. Taliban 'spring offensive' rocks Afghanistan Western embassies and parliament attacked in biggest attack on Kabul since 2001, as security forces continue fightback. Last Modified: 16 Apr 2012 03:08
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