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MemberMay 8, 2011 at 8:28 pm in reply to: Bin Laden's murder, the latest false (american) flag operationHere is what I do not understand.
First, since OBL is supposed to have been enemy #1, is he not worth far, far more alive than dead? I think so. I mean, why kill the dude when he knows EVERYTHING? Makes no sense.
The USA could have persuaded OBL to make some more videos and help persuade all of his minions to lay down their arms and to stop the bad, evil crap that they have been doing. I mean, how great that would be for all of us except for the military industrial complex that prefers to have a boogey man as the so – called enemy.
Second, why in the world would they leave behind his wives in Pakistan?? The wives could have shed info on where OBL has been and who he has been meeting with, etc, etc. Besides, I figure his wives likely balance OBL monthly checkbook, so they likely know where he keeps his money and where OBL has been banking for the past 15 years.
Ok, so there is that.
Third, if I were running the show, what I would do is tell the world OBL is dead and then take my good old time interrogating the crap out of him to extract as much info as I possibly could, and then put him in a muddy compound with 50 pissing pigs and feed him pork day and nite.
Fourth, his wives are guilty of something, harboring a fugitive, something, so they should have been arrested on that count alone. We could have got the wives to spill the beans by using her kids are negotiating chips.
Bing
MemberMay 8, 2011 at 8:16 pm in reply to: US preacher warns end of the world is nigh: 21 May, around 6pm,6 pm on May 21st.
Hmmm.
I will order my dinner at 5:10 pm, desert at 5:45p.m., and then at 5:58:30pm, I will ask for the check. 😕 If i am going to hell, I may as well have one last free meal.
I tried to upload an 8 page color pamphlet I received some months ago that also asserted that 5.21.2011 was END of world, but the doc is 7MB and is too large.
I will rescan it in this week and post it in this thread. It is very interesting reading, to say the least.
Ahahahahahahahahahaha!!! GOOD!!!
I have two words for these thieves – – “flip phone” – duhhhh
LOL
Franklin, you are correct, at the very end Stansbury does make a sales pitch for a newsletter.
I listened for about 5 minutes and then decided to turn it off and simply print out the transcript. It is 49 pages in length.
I skimmed thru the document and I will read it later tonight, but it appears to be quite compelling
Anyway, I do not know when the audio tape was made, but Stansbury numbers are incorrect. For example, he asserts on page 6 that USG tax receipts = $900 BILLION, and that figure is wrong based on FY tax receipts of $2.4 TRILLION.
Strangely enough in the very next paragraph after he wrongly asserts that tax receipts = $900 BILLION, he correctly asserts that USA annual deficits are about $1.3 TRILLION. So this leads me to conclude that the is fairly recent.
But folks, do not get hung up on the incorrect tax receipts figures, the overarching thing is that this guy Stansbury, like ADMIN said, is right on the mark about the coming demise of USA at the hands of the corrupted Federal Reserve.
“Meditation is a waste of good shopping time” – ahahahahahahahahahahahaha. ROTFLMAO!!!
Bing
MemberMay 5, 2011 at 5:20 pm in reply to: This is part of what Obama has spent almost $2M to hide…you decide………WOW!!
Amazing stuff. I will be sure to send this to a black woman that I know who LOVES Obama!!
I will share this lead post with many others.
Thank you for sharing this.
In many respects fascism is already alive and well and thriving in America.
God Bless & protect Gerry Spence
Bing
MemberApril 30, 2011 at 6:07 pm in reply to: State Dept. proposes "Biographical Questionnaire" for passport applicantsWait a second!!!
To show just how hypocritical and disingenuous the US State Department is with respect to getting a passport, right now, you can apply for and get a USA passport, even if you DO NOT HAVE ANY ID AT ALL.
Yep.
All you gots to do is to get 2 people who know you, to go on Record and say that you are so – and – so. That's it!!
So from that current practice, to now wanting to know about pre-natal care given to a birth Mother and the names and address of siblings, neither of which help prove citizenship or rights to a USA passport at all.
Furthermore, another reason why the US State Department's intrusive questions are unconstitutional on their face, whether declared so or not by a judge/court, is because for many Americans, the events leading up to and after the birth of a child is an important practice and aspect of their religion.
In many homes, the family's religious faith and tradition mandates that the parents record the new born baby births name, date, etc in a Bible, to get the new born baby baptized, etc., etc., and those religious ceremonies and memorializing of those solemn religious events are constitutionally protected religious practices. Ergo, those religious events and all information associated with them, such as when they occurred or who was present, whether and if the event was recorded, are OFF LIMITS to the prying eyes of ALL GOVERNMENTS, most especially the federal government.
And the conception and nativity of a child is an extension of one's practice of religion, and any and ALL government questions which intrude upon that sacred subject are verboten and unconstitutional.
If we do not stand together and protest this en masse, the next thing the US Government will want to ask if our parents consumed alcohol on the day we were conceived.
Bing
MemberApril 30, 2011 at 5:43 pm in reply to: State Dept. proposes "Biographical Questionnaire" for passport applicantsRegarding applying for a 2nd passport, see:
http://famguardian.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=5246&st=0&p=11702&fromsearch=1&#entry11702
for important helpful information
Hmmmm. Interesting. Thanks for sharing this.
I know lots of folks who swear by their auto/boat GPS & their smart phones, then they whine about their loss of privacy. Go figure.
Under the Full Faith & Credit clause of the USA Constitution, I would think that California's public law for medical marijuana would in fact be given proper respect by Texas law enforcement.
Bing
MemberApril 29, 2011 at 8:09 pm in reply to: A Guide to Looting When the SHTF (And Your Counter-Strategies)What kind of society have we devolved into, where taking Max Weber's Protestant Work Ethic to a whole new level, it is now proposed that we apply Emile Durkheim's Division of Labour precepts so that one can become a more efficient team thief/a/k/a “team looter”??
Bing
MemberApril 29, 2011 at 8:00 pm in reply to: Penhallow v. Doane's Administraters, 3 U.S. 54, 1 L.Ed. 57, 3 Dall. 54 (1795)I am a “Freedom researcher”. :ph34r:
I apologize for any emails that I may or may not have sent in the past, or that I may send in the future.
This apology, which is very broad and general, applies in perpetuity – I always liked the sound of that word, “per-petu-ITY”.
Bing
MemberApril 25, 2011 at 7:39 pm in reply to: Owe the IRS Money? Pay Up or You Might Not Be Able to Renew Your PassportI think there will be serious constitutional issues that will arise in the corrupted federal and state courts if this GAO proposal gets implemented.
The possession of a USA passport should, in my view, be part and parcel to being an American national/state citizen. As such, the issuance of a passport to one of the sovereign people should not be held at the whim and mercy of either a corrupted U.S. Congress or to some bureaucratic back-office hack.
Preventing someone from applying for and receiving a passport, is akin to stealing their citizenship and their personal liberty to travel.
If the State Dept, in cooperation with Treasury Department, can conspire to prevent someone from receiving their passport, because of the presumption of an income tax liability, than surely this act must be ruled unconstitutional in due course.
Denying someone a passport is an infringement on one's unalienable right to locomotion and travel.
Refusing to give someone their passport has the net effect of interfering with the practice of my religion if I was intending on visiting Holy Lands overseas or go on a pilgrimage to find my Maker and Creator.
By linking the receipt of a passport, predicated upon acting in a certain way or manner endorsed by the federal government, in effect, the US Government would be forcing passport applicants to join the state – sponsored religion or else relinguish certain fundamental, and unalianable rights.
If the government can hold a passport application hostage until someone behaves in a proscribed manner, in this case, paying money to the IRS, well, if that is not extortion under the color of law I do not know what is.
- 'Admin' wrote:Quote:“The ideal tyranny is that which is ignorantly self-administered by its victims. The most perfect slaves are, therefore, those which blissfully and unawaredly enslave themselves and assist in enslaving their family, especially their young children and other relatives and friends.”
[Bing's restatement of original quote by Dresden James]
I modified the original quote based on my experience that one rarely enslaves just themselves.
One set of parents can set in place the process to enslave generations of their progeny.
And this is especially true for the uninitiated who unwittingly enslave their children in the USA by filing for a Social Security number on Form SS-5, on behalf of their new born infants and minor children. And thus the process of enslavement begins essentially at birth, as most USA hospitals cut a deal with US Govt to get new birth parents to file for the newborns new social security number BEFORE the parents leave the hospital.