Obama had cop-killer assassinated and Dennis Blair quit in protest!!!!

[blogslut]

This is Hugh!!!!!!1!! I'm Series!!!!!!!!!!1!!!

...As the Director of National Intelligence, Admiral Blair controlled 16 US spy agencies (including the Homeland Security Department, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Coast Guard) and had warned the US Congress this past February that for the first time in American history Obama’s government was asserting the right to assassinate any American citizen they deemed was a terrorist.

Obama’s power to order the assassination of American citizens without benefit of trial, this reports says, was derived from what is called the “Memorandum Opinion For the Deputy Counsel To The President” that was issued to former President George W. Bush on September 25, 2001 granting him (and all future American Presidents) extraordinary “constitutional power” to retaliate against any person, organization, or State suspected of involvement in terrorist attacks on the United States.

Now according to this SVR report, Jerry Kane Jr. and his 16 year old son Joseph Kane were put on the US terrorist “watch list” by Obama Federal Police officials because of Kane’s growing following of Americans seeking to find relief from the financial crisis imposed upon their country by their banking system.

~snippers~

After escaping, this report continues, a “furious” Admiral Blair called the White House to “demand” an explanation of what was occurring only to be “firmly rebuffed” by Obama officials who had set up this assassination plot causing Blair to “angrily retort” he would have nothing more to do with Obama and his resignation would be on the President’s desk “as soon as I write the fucking thing up”.

If you've got the stomach for extra crazy, here's the link to the site where I found this totally awesome bit of paranoid whackadoo:

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=173854

[zazen]

1. "extra crazy?" I'd say their hallucinatory projections have now reached batshit crazy

[EFerrari]

2. Blair resigned because he became aware that the administration was looking

for a replacement.

But, this is a really good bit of whackery.

[blogslut]

4. Isn't it glorious?

That site is just one rambling mess of conspiracy theory, healing crystals and I don't know what. The chick that runs it claims her husband was the CIA agent that flew GHWB's crew over to Iran to make that arms deal, back in the day.

Oh, and she makes jewelry too!

[The Magistrate]

3. Ah, Sorcha Faal, Ma'am: Big Fun....

Like strong drink, best not taken neat before noon.

[blogslut]

5. I love her!

She's like performance art minus the performance. :)

[tiptoe]

6. self-delete.nt

[The Magistrate]

7. Do You Just Do This At Random, Sir, Or Do you see Some Relevance Here?

[blogslut]

8. You're not helping your cause by posting in this particular thread

Just an FYI

[The Magistrate]

9. The Gentleman Seems To have Noticed, Ma'am....

"The quickest louse is first in the comb."

[blogslut]

10. It's okay

Colloidial silver cures everything! :hi:

[The Magistrate]

11. And Turns You Blue, Ma'am

Quite a fetching color, and one helluva fashion statement!

One of the medications they had me taking after surgery, by the way, listed among its voluminous side effects the possibility it might turn the skin of my hands to a greenish tinge....

[blogslut]

12. Yikes!

Don't get me wrong. I've done some dabbling in alternative medicine. I understand the imperative.

I suppose what fascinates me is discovering that the far right wing has a "new age" side to it. I suppose these folks should really be defined as extreme libertarians. That site that hosted Kane's web presence is chock full of dispensationalist rhetoric that doesn't quite adhere to run-of-the-mill biblical fundamentalism.

All very interesting and what a hoot!

[The Magistrate]

13. At The Risk Of Invoking Mr. Godwin, Ma'am

Someone in the twenties summed up the early Nazis as 'Rosicrucians under arms', and he was not far off. The exaggeration of the individual common on the far right will necessarily lead to seeking out beliefs that can make an individual feel more powerful and superior, which is pretty much what 'new age' doctrines do in one form or another.

[blogslut]

14. Ha!

Even religion has a rule 34. :)

[The Magistrate]

15. Well Played, Ma'am!

It certainly does.