psychological operations

Not only are the Loose Change folks unafraid to question the validity of the theory that nineteen Arab hijackers pulled off 9/11 (and I don't agree with their every assertion) but now they have firmly pointed a finger at Offut AFB as the seat of control for Operation Two Towers (if you believe those were war "games" then let's just say this message is not for you). Offut (USSTRATCOM) is where Warren Buffet was on that day!

I'd like to remind folks that libelous slander, in the United States, only exists in cases in which an issuer's claims are not true. In the U.K. that is not true and we are not in the U.K. That said, here is the latest, small chapter in the psy-op known as the Mike Ruppert Entourage.

Hooray guys! We've hit the big time! Rupert Murdoch's memetic war machine knows who we are!

Lakota Oyate: "We ask individuals to cease with false personal attacks, slander and attempts to erode the advances of the Lakota Freedom movement."

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How does entire population become, itself, a weapon of war?

It is important that we realize that in the modern world, the success and overall legitimacy of this movement will be evaluated later, perhaps decades from now. I think it is important that we all ask ourselves this question: just one month ago, wouldn't it have been considered a ludicrous statement to say that the average Lakota person isn't interested in sovereignty or real international recognition?

Indira Singh: "Ptech was with MITRE Corporation in the basement of the FAA for two years prior to 9/11. Their specific job is to look at interoperability issues the FAA had with NORAD and the Air Force in the case of an emergency...

Psychological operations specialist Sgt. Joe Colabuno spent a year-and-a-half helping convince the Sunni residents of Fallujah to turn against local extremists by appealing to citizens' sense of civic pride, pumping up their love of the national soccer team, citing the Koran, and provoking jihadists to overreact. Colabuno also appealed to the Sunnis hatred and fear of Shi'ites, and of Shi'ite Iran. ...

Pyrrhic victory: n. A victory that is offset by staggering losses.

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When I wrote this piece (10-06-06) I was under some false impressions, namely that the particular research on September 11, 2001 that I initiated had sat unexplored during my two year absence from the internet. It turns out it hasn't and even some that ridiculed my research at the time have picked up this particular ball and run with it. That said for the purpose of context, I hope you find this enlightening.

Aldous Huxley, 1959: "And it seems to me perfectly in the cards that there will be within the next generation or so a pharmacological method of making people love their servitude, and producing … a kind of painless concentration camp for entire societies, so that people will in fact have their liberties taken away from them but will rather enjoy it..."

Recently, I was asked for my take on Alex Jones and Michael Aquino, famous names in the conspiracy sphere of cyberspace. I was also asked to elaborate on hints I had given about Bohemian Grove, in a conversation I was involved in. As I despise long prefaces, I'll get right to it.

Snip: "While it may have appeared to American T.V. viewers that 'Shock and Awe' was merely a catchy media label for the U.S. bombing campaign in Iraq, its actual origins, and a whole theory of warfare, are found in a 1996 advisory report published by the National Defense University..."

Snip: "Why can't we believe James Jesus Angleton—a man staring eternal judgment in the face—when he says that the founders of the Cold War national security state were only interested in "absolute power?" Especially when the descendant of a very good friend of Allen Dulles now holds power in the White House."