Senator Chambliss (GA-R) shows the future

“This particular incident is going to cause the administration and Congress to evaluate our overall security programs around the country, particularly for major events. We can’t leave it just to the communities that host these events to provide the security.”

Why is that?

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31 Responses to Senator Chambliss (GA-R) shows the future

  1. Nidster says:

    Ever heard of Operation Gladio? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio
    It was the codename for a clandestine NATO “stay-behind” operation in Europe during the Cold War. Its purpose was to continue anti-communist actions in the event of a Soviet invasion and conquest.

    Chris Floyd wrote the following thesis statement on February 29, 2005 and I think it fits the modern, tactical “Gladio-type” operation adopted by Homeland Security.

    ‘You had to attack civilians, the people, women, children, innocent people, unknown people far removed from any political game. The reason was quite simple: to force … the public to turn to the state to ask for greater security.”

    Let that sink in, and like it or not, that answer best fits the evolving situation. Something Big is afoot and from now on Homeland Security will be there to “take care” of the situation (as if they were not present before, during and after the Boston Marathon.

    The world has changed…….don’t you want more security, now? Until then, the situation will only get worser and worser.

  2. CC1s121LrBGT says:

    “Interstate Commerce”, Art.

    That is absolutely the only reason that a dying person can not grow a single marijuana plant in their own home for their own personal medical use and the federal appointed judges have upheld it.

    Before the federally appointed judges ruled that a broad interpretation of the Constitution’s Interstate Commerce Clause was appropriate, it took a Constitutional Amendment to outlaw alcohol and another to make it legal again. Now all kinds of things are illegal and the Constitution has not been amended.

    • Art Stone says:

      I commented on a YouTube video the other day if I suddenly vanish. It was a police helmet cam from South Carolina officer engaged in high speed pursuit of a black man for “traffic offenses” and ultimately drugs. It was during daylight hours.

      I asked the rhetorical question of what serious felony he was suspected of committing that required initiating a high speed chase – putting the lives of innocent civilians at risk… Most of the comments were complimenting him on how he looked both ways at intersections for oncoming traffic.

      • CC1s121LrBGT says:

        I have seen that happen to my own comments on news sites but also only when I raise questions regarding those in authority.

        I have been reading the comments on the news stories regarding the tragedy in Boston and several times I read complaints that comments are being deleted.

        I would not object to deleting spam, or hateful speech, but this was about preventing discussion and promoting the two party line.

        • Art Stone says:

          I have the impression that the author of YouTube videos have the ability to delete comments for any (or no) reason. The most that I hoped is at least someone thought about it.

          Now that I’m not ever going back to Connecticut, I’m angry to this day about the two Milford police cars drag racing down US 1 at 100+ MPH without their lights or sirens, colliding with a car carrying a young couple who never saw them coming. They were arraigned in Derby, in 2009, but the case was quietly moved to the Milford local court where it vanished from public view

          I see now it did go to trial in 2012 in Milford. The Judge threw out the manslaughter charge as the jury said the dead driver was partially at fault for having a .14 alcohol level and not coming to a complete stop at a blinking red turn lane on an empty highway at 2:14 AM.

          The police officer got 10 years for reckless driving and misconduct with a motor vehicle… Which means 5 years in prison. The attorney for the fired officer plans an appeal. The city has settled a civil lawsuit for $2.5 million

  3. Nidster says:

    If my premise above has any validity where would the next attack on civilians occur? Where people are in an element far removed from any political context. A big crowd, in the pursuit of Happiness, and with lots of TV coverage.

    Isn’t NASCAR season about to start? What’s as American as a good ole fashioned baseball game, or golf? You name it, the choices are almost endless.

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      Nidster, get hold of yourself. I’d guess more people have died on the streets of Chicago this year than the streets of Boston.

      It’s a tragedy and I hope the perpetrator(s) is/are caught. Until you see this kind of thing occur regularly, it is not rational to alter your lifestyle.

      • Nidster says:

        Who is paying attention to the carnage on the streets of South side, Chicago? Sure, we could cite a few mainstream media stories, but it is not driving the agenda, and never will. Those who advocate gun control care nothing about thugs killing thugs, or even killing some innocent people on the streets of Chicago. Besides, that’s where da ObamaNation lives, or used to anyway. It’s where Rom Immanuel is the Mayor. Not gonna write any critical stories about him.

        Nope, gotta be whites getting gunned down, especially children, or bombs that mostly maim people instead of killing lots of people. Why? They want living, breathing victims who were maimed and can be interviewed by the ‘all loving’, ‘all caring’ ‘all concerned’ media. Victims who will cry into the cameras and beg the rest of America to do the ‘right thing’.

        I predict they will target some racist, gun-toting Southerners before all is said and done. Need to get the constituents to call their Reps and Senators and urge the passage of critical legislation to curb all the carnage and get things secured.

    • Art Stone says:

      Hey, now days they can paint lines on a field that aren’t there and blur the redskins logo – it’s not a stretch that we can just all stop going to sporting events and they can just use CGI to draw in the crowd – we can all just stay home watching on our 82 inch 4G digital TVs with 16 channel surround sound. No reason to ever leave your house again and be around other people.

    • Nidster says:

      Yep, I missed the sequestration prediction but this prediction was good, “People, thereโ€™s Big Trouble aheadโ€ฆ..

      So, just to be fair let us raise the periscope a bit and see what’s going on outside the borders to see what is being said by any ‘establishment types’ ….

      “Italian Supreme Court President Blames Bilderberg For Terrorist Attacks”.

      Oh, Lord….what’s this all about?

      “Italyโ€™s supreme court president, and former prosecutor of the assassin of John-Paul II, says that there is a terrorist network in Europe and elsewhere, run by rogue elements within various NATO membersโ€™ intelligence. In effect, Signor Imposimato is arguing the same thing I advanced in Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations, and that Daniele Ganser detailed in his study, NATOโ€™s Secret Armies.

      However, Signor Imposimato is adding a new layer: that behind this is the international cabal of thugs โ€“ they call themselves something else of course โ€“ known as the Bilderberg group. This, he says, is ultimately the nerve center of the Gladio units that Ganser detailed in his book, and that I reviewed in Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations.”

      So, according to Signor Imposimato, Italyโ€™s supreme court president, and former prosecutor of the assassin of John-Paul II, Something Big is going on and it has something to do with the nerve center of the Gladio units.

      People it is a good thing, once in a while at least, to raise your view above the horizon to see what’s going on, around the Earth.

        • Nidster says:

          Oh, Lord…..the handwriting is on the wall, Big Sis says, “I don’t think we can maintain the same level of security at all places around the country with sequester,”

          People, get ready, brace yourselves mentally, and with some protective gear because more SWHTF soon.

          Although the government will borrow and spend more Federal Reserve Notes than last year, da ObamaNation has instructed Big Sis to furlough more Customs and Border Protection officers and to reduce overtime. HellsBells are ringin’ now because decreasing the number of hours that the ‘very few’ remaining Border Patrol agents who are ‘on-the-job’ will not be able to operate and protect the nation’s ports.

          da ObamaNation is unleashing the FLOOD. It is coming.

          • HPaws says:

            Sometimes I wonder if rather than a SHTF event, I wonder if the plan isn’t continuing the gradual decent into second then third world status for most of this country*.

            I have one employee who exhibits critical thinking skills (aged 24). I have tried to impress upon him some points about the wisdom of being prepared but the kid is already financially trapped with student loans, car payments and so on. I have increased my inventory as I am able.

            One thing that I have stuck in the back of my head – the elites cherish certain things – in my mind I think of the Pierpont Morgan Library in NYC or the Cloisters up the Hudson. It seems to me, when I hear (if I hear?) of some of these collections being removed to safety that the bug-out has begun. I don’t know – just a thought. I was once told that most of what is on display on the Grand Tour are precise reproductions for the general public and that the originals (as much as possible) are secreted away.

  4. Parrott says:

    “…People it is a good thing, once in a while at least, to raise your view above the horizon to see whatโ€™s going on, around the Earth.”

    You are correct Nidster. ‘False flags’ are everywhere, and congress is out of touch with reality. Things are not good. Mr. Janet Nepolitano is saying “there is no larger plot here” she wants it to be Tea party or ‘WASP’ . Round up the usual suspects, Bad news.
    Will remind the Virginia senators to vote against the Schumer gun control act of 2013, S-374. They won’t listen, they tow the dem line per reid and Obo.
    Things are getting worse, not better, Even though Alex says “.. the empire is on the run.” Ummm not so much.
    Parrott

  5. Ed Gein says:

    The entire narrative has been one big stinking propaganda. This business of “They hate us for our freedoms”, is just so much contrived bullshit to suck the masses in, gather ’round the hearth and sing “God Bless America”. It’s the perfect way to get decent people aboard the endless war train, and had me riding along for too many years.

    This scenario is perfect for statist punks in DC to continue intrusions into personal freedom, keep the wars running for indeterminate time, and continue to pretend that Israel is our ally and the only beacon of “democracy” in the region.

    We’ve been sold a bill of goods, and we are paying through the nose.

    • Art Stone says:

      I don’t see it so much that they resent our freedom, but rather that they view it as our weakness. Each time the global media portrays Americans as cowards creating tributes to “heroes” who died, that just reinforced that their strategy will work. Israel has the right idea – blow up a cafe? We’ll just clean up the blood and glass, rebuild it overnight and nobody will know what you did.

      Clearly the countries more dominated by extreme Islam (Saudi Arabia) are threatened by the roles women are playing in western society. Iraq was not in that camp – prior to our “liberation”, Iraq was one of the more secular Arab countries, with women having a significant amount of freedom and holding responsible positions.

    • CC1s121LrBGT says:

      Bush’s โ€œThey hate us for our freedoms” is being actively addressed… but not in the way you and I would like. Instead it is being addressed to please “them”.

      Visit http://www.lp.org.

    • Linda S. says:

      Israel is our ally. We are just no longer theirs…

  6. Nidster says:

    Well at least we do not have our heads buried in the sand. Most of us are up-to-speed and moving forward with all due diligence. A big Thank-you to, Fred for keeping this forum up and running with some pertinent topics.

  7. Ed Gein says:

    In reading through these discussions, I have found an inordinate degree of intelligence among the participants. Must be something about radiophiles.

  8. Nidster says:

    HPaws, wrote, “Sometimes I wonder if rather than a SHTF event, I wonder if the plan isnโ€™t continuing the gradual decent into second then third world status for most of this country*.”

    Yeah, that is part of their Plan, and it will probably work out that way. The Federal Reserve System has a long list of enemies who plan to shun Federal Reserve Notes as the world’s reserve currency. When they establish another basket of currencies to conduct their trade, then Americans and most Europeans are going to see a substantial rise in the cost of all imported goods, and a substantial decrease in their standard of living.

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