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Business as usual?
"A leader is a dealer in hope." Napoleon Bonaparte What has Vee Jay been reading lately? Amateur Hour at the White House,
by Richard Cohen Joe Millionaire for President,
January 18, 2003,
by Frank Rich When the Enemy Is a Liberator,
February 16, 2003,
by John F. Burns Peking Duct Tape,
February 16, 2003,
by Thomas L. Friedman Antiwar Marches Reveal Gulf Between Leaders and People,
February 16, 2003,
by Alan Cowell Australians Begin Second Day of Global Protests,
February 16, 2003,
by Reuters How Four Countries Reacted, and What the Iraqis Said, Too,
February 15, 2003 Military Solution to an Economic Crisis Some speculate about whether GWB will be reelected in 2004. That there is anything less than an absolute certainty that GWB will be reelected in 2004 just does not compute. We are in a time window of about 33 years in which the plutocracy aims to self-fulfill biblical prophecy. The magnitude of the horrors involved is enermous. Most just can't think in terms of anything but business as usual. Many speculate about oil prices and availability. The BBC has presented film clips featuring the Iraqi king and the future government of Iraq which has been assembled in Britain and is just waiting to jump on the plane for Baghdad. And yet, morons around the globe continue to speculate about whether there will be a regime change in Iraq as well as other possible regime changes. Don't count on it. George Bush is going for all the marbles. And that means ALL the marbles, jelly bean. Domination not just in terms of economics and military might but also, ideological dogma which especially is inclusive of religion. And human numbers. He intends to "correct" the 20/80 divide, albeit in his own creative fashion. That's the long and short of it. The vast majority of humans have yet to wake up and smell the coffee. Topics of conversation, op-eds, newsgroups,etc., around the web as well as in the real world viz a viz the activities of George Bush clearly indicate that his ultimate intentions are not understood. Some understand what Bush's intentions may portend but just can't seem to accept that he and some of his key pillars of support could actually be serious. They can't believe that it could actually become reality. These Bushies are totally serious, totally committed. Even more so than the "independent counsel, Kennie Star. What an indefatigable little rodent he was.
What isn't yet within the collective cognitive grasp of humanity is that they thoroughly and absolutely understand the situation of the world. Why? Because they created it. And they are not going to let anything deter them from the historic opportunity they have created for themselves. They are operating from a position of overwhelming power and strength, not from a position of weakness. France? A loyal friend of the USA with hundreds of thousands of Islamists living within its very borders. What else can France do? Germany? Schroeder is smart. But Germany is still a loyal friend. What else could Germany do? It doesn't amount to anything more than posturing. United Nations? Bush still pulls its strings. Dr. Blix is still pretending to ferret out those nasty WMD. Demonstrations? Public opinion? Plutocratic wirepullers are masters of deception. They are adept at manufacturing hoaxes, hobgoblins as well as consent. The masses they decieve are confused, gullible, ignorant and stupid. Bushies aren't confused in the least by the plethora of red herrings floating about. The red herrings which were not created by Bushies can easily be manipulated by Bushies. And in fact the more that Bush acts against public opinion, the better off he is going to be. Anti-war protesters are destined to have egg on their faces and they will also have CIA/FBI dossier file numbers after the dust settles. Additionally angry Islamists are an integral part of his master plan. The angrier they, are the better. The more that they are injured in spite of sympathetic world opinion, the angrier and more vengeful and more likely to vigorously attack they will become. Remember that the responsibility for a world war can not under any circumstances be seen to have been any judeochristian group or entity. Really, really, really angry Islamists are essential. All that is left to be done is to pull the plug on energy. That can be done at any time. If for example, any oil source such as Saudi Arabia is attacked prematurely, as Mr Woodard has suggested, the dominoes will simply start their fall from that point. Besides all that is actually required is the perception that oil/energy flow has been cut or severely endangered. The ridiculous events of the summer of 2002 in California were nothing more than a trial run to practice cutting eenergy. It was a total success. The masses didn't have the foggiest idea what was really happening. But why not wait until after a regime change or two? Why not have a quick war or coup or voluntary exile scenario in Iraq at the very least? Consent for just about anything King George or Squire Blair could cook up would be so much easier to manufacture after that by several orders of magnitude.
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Masa is one of those really brainy types who has read a lot. In English, too. He's even read Max Weber, with whom he took great exception, being neither Protestant nor Christian. His comments on thie article above: Max Weber points out Capitalism, especially American Capitalism looks successful from the standpoint of the Protestantism-Protestants spirit. Weber states that business leaders and owners of capital, as well as the higher grades of skilled labour, and even more the higher technically and commercially trained personnel of modern enterprises, are overwhelmingly Protestant in his "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism". However, American Capitalism has already been, as is well known, proved to be illusion. Bush shows a strong attitute towards Iraq because he knows he must conceal this circumstance. The US may otherwise lose an ideological pawn in the chess game to control world hegemony. The next World will be a struggle for supremacy among EU, Middle east and Aisa lead by China. Bush is scared about this conclusion. by Masa Our answer: Masa added:
Our answer: The BUSHIES are well prepared. They are counting on you to disbelieve that they will actually execute their well laid plans. You won't let them down, will you? See also Richard Duncan's conclusions: More true Bushie thinking on Religion: New book by Richard Heinberg
The Party's Over
Oil, War, and The Fate of Industrial Societies
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Asimov's New Guide to Science, 1987 "The history of war is the history of powerful individuals willing to sacrifice thousands upon thousands of other people's lives for personal gains. ~ Michael Rivero Webster G. Tarpley & Anton Chaitkin, George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography,
Chapter 10: Bush senior recognized the world's most pressing problem, HUMAN OVERPOPULATION. Bush jr. recognizes many reasons why it is crucially important to deny even the remotest possibility that overpopulation is a problem, while exhacerbating that problem to the greatest extent which is possible. Bush junior, who has quite aptly been called the Manichean president, knows that overpopulation is the means by which the rest of the world has been made vulnerable to the master plan. In 1969 Bush senior told the House of Representatives, unless the menace of human population growth were *recognized and made manageable, starvation, pestilence and war will solve it for us.* Bush junior sees human overpopulation not as the problem, but rather, as the solution.
Historic Opportunity? For What? For Armageddon and the Rapture - Now.
What is The Rapture?
"The National Government will regard it as its first and foremost duty to revive in the nation the spirit of unity and cooperation. It will preserve and defend those basic principles on which our nation has been built. It regards Christianity as the foundation of our national morality, and the family as the basis of national life." - Adolph Hitler, My New World Order, Proclamation to the German Nation at Berlin, February 1, 1933.
"A society that will trade a little liberty for a little order |
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Yertle's story leads off with his attempt to build a bigger kingdom on the backs of his
loyal subjects, literally. King of everything he can see, Yertle orders his turtles to stack up under him to build a
towering throne. "He made each turtle stand on another one's back and he piled them all up in a nine-turtle stack." But
a plain little turtle named Mack--stuck at the bottom--decides he's had enough. "I know up on top you are seeing great
sights, but down on the bottom we, too, should have rights!"
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