Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
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[align=left]Kurt Nimmo | December 30 2005
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[align=left]Increasingly, it is appropriate to characterize the Bushcon spy operation as an all-American version of Stasi (Staats Sicherheitsdienst), the feared East German secret police. As it turns out, the neocon Stasi engaged in spook activity not only against American citizens, but government bureaucrats and fellow spooks as well. ??NSA spied on its own employees, other U.S. intelligence personnel, and their journalist and congressional contacts,? reports Wayne Madsen. ??WMR has learned that the National Security Agency (NSA), on the orders of the Bush administration, eavesdropped on the private conversations and e-mail of its own employees, employees of other U.S. intelligence agencies??including the CIA and DIA??and their contacts in the media, Congress, and oversight agencies and offices,? behavior fitting of the Committee for State Security, or the Soviet era KGB, responsible for the liquidation of anti-Soviet and counter-revolutionary organizations.
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As Madsen writes, neocon political hack Porter Goss has his job cut-out for him. ??The journalist surveillance program, code named ??Firstfruits,?? was part of a Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) program that was maintained at least until October 2004 and was authorized by then-DCI Porter Goss. Firstfruits was authorized as part of a DCI ??Countering Denial and Deception?? program responsible to an entity known as the Foreign Denial and Deception Committee (FDDC). Since the intelligence community??s reorganization, the DCI has been replaced by the Director of National Intelligence headed by John Negroponte and his deputy, former NSA director Gen. Michael Hayden.?
It should be noted that Negroponte ran death squad operations in Nicaragua and supported the brutal military dictatorship of General Gustavo Alvarez Mart*nez in Honduras. Even though he was implicated in the Iran-Contra criminal operation, the Senate had no problem confirming Negroponte to ??serve? as U.S. Ambassador to Iraq. Obviously, the Senate figured Negroponte??s Curriculum Vitae as a criminal and overseer of death squads was an asset in Iraq. Now this facilitator of sadistic butchery will be monitoring the behavior of the American public and running ??denial and deception? operations (and the primary ??denial? will be denying Americans their birthright??protection under the Constitution and Bill of Rights).
Some may believe my characterization of the neocon spook operation as an all-American version of Stasi is erroneous. However, all one need do is consider the rumor Markus Wolf, the former director of the East German Stasi, ??was being considered for the top post at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security,? according to the Idaho Observer. ??The rumor caused such a stir that the Bush administration chose Third Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Michael Chertoff to replace outgoing Tom Ridge as Director of Homeland Security,? not that Chertoff is an advocate for civil liberties and the Constitution. It should be noted that Chertoff ??is a longtime member and activist in the Federalist Society,? according to Right Web. ??The Federalist Society, which since its founding in 1982 has been closely linked to the neoconservative political camp, aims to rid the system of liberal judges and stamp out what it sees are its overly egalitarian and secular impulses. Many association members believe that the Constitution and the country??s laws should primarily serve to ensure order and social orthodoxy rather than democracy and human rights.? In other words, get rid of the ??egalitarian? concepts of the Constitution, as in equality under the law, as stated by the 14th Amendment (the Straussian- Machiavellian version of reality dictates that some people have more liberty than others, viz.: the Platonic neocons, acting as philosopher-kings, have the right to run roughshod over the benighted masses and use them as cannon fodder in their forever war schemes).
It should also be noted that Chertoff ??supervised the round-up of 750 Arabs and other Muslims on suspicion of immigration violations. Treated as suspected terrorist sympathizers or material witnesses, the ??suspects?? were held without bond for as long as three months, often in solitary confinement, despite having never been charged with any crime,? a precursor of things to come for American citizens (and in fact a number of the Muslims rounded up in Gestapo-like raids were American citizens, albeit Muslim American citizens). Of course, the neocon Stasi apparatus now emerging is connected at the hip to this Gestapo-like behavior??the neocons and their apparatchiks need to assemble dossiers on ??traitors,? be they journalists, fellow spooks not with the program, or peace activists and members of the growing patriot movement. It is especially pertinent to consider Chertoff??s remarks (made in a War Street Journal op-ed piece) in regard to the lawfulness of rounding up people in the dead of night and snooping on law-abiding Americans: ??Basic policy questions like this cannot be simply left to the judiciary.? Of course, it hardly matters that the judiciary, by and large, is a Reagan-Bush deck stacked with reactionaries.
Finally, if we are to believe Rasmussen Reports, a clear majority of Americans have no problem with snooping on journalists and fellow citizens in egregious violation of the Constitution. ??Eighty-one percent (81%) of Republicans believe the NSA should be allowed to listen in on conversations between terror suspects and people living in the United States. That view is shared by 51% of Democrats and 57% of those not affiliated with either major political party,? Rasmussen Reports notes. Meanwhile, concentration camp advocate Michelle Malkin applauds this rampant ignorance of the Constitution, and ??Don Lambro at the Washington Times reports that ??some Centrist Democrats?? (whoever they are) are worried that ??attacks by their party leaders on the Bush administration??s eavesdropping on suspected terrorist conversations will further weaken the party??s credibility on national security,??? according to the National Ledger. Of course, the above mentioned ??suspected terrorists? are not members of al-CIA-duh but rather Americans practicing their once guaranteed civil liberties, as the example of history (i.e., Operation CHAOS and COINTELPRO) repeatedly demonstrates.
Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
Its way tooo much truth for the sheople to handle pisshead--They cant even take off the blinders for a min for the truth 2 enter-- If it does not come from Foxnews, Sean Insannity, lush Limpballs, Bill O dilldo, or from our loving-do-no-wrong Bush&friends then it just doesnt happen---I suspect some on this board are still waiting for the rapture to occur..
Thanks for the post.
A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference.T.J--Yet we have a Govt that is doing everything it can to destroy it.
Whenever the people are well-informed, thay can be trusted with their own government-T.J--Foxnews viewers are less informed then a 8yr old in sunday school.
An enemy generally says and believes what he wishes-T.J--The people who think giving up liberty will protect them from the evil terrorist, the people who thinks spying on Americans is just grand, and the people who loves the Patriot Act are now my enemy..
Advertisements contain the only truths to be relied on in a newspapers-T.J--The same goes for Foxnews, Cnn, and the rest of the Corporate media...
LOL :thumbsup: LAMEFNORONOMSN
Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
Like I've allways said... overthrow this government.
Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
Quote:
Originally Posted by stoner spirit
Like I've allways said... overthrow this government.
I think that is essentially what is being done, albeit under the guise of legislation. We are witnesses to a scripted revolution dictated from the very top of the food chain.
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Originally Posted by lemonboy
I think that is essentially what is being done, albeit under the guise of legislation. We are witnesses to a scripted revolution dictated from the very top of the food chain.
The citizons of this country should overthrow this government. Unfortunately, I don't think that would happen that way.
Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
i don't know...if just 1 or 2% of people resist a total martial law/dictatorship takeover, the feds are in for a big surprise...
when they start the wholesale disarming process is when a revolution should occur...but judging the media's coverup of this going on now, in new orleans and around the country...it's hard to say what's going to happen...
it seems that the majority want to fall to the depths of hell before they are forced to get off their asses and realize what's happened to this country and actually have to do something about it...
Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
they have nice suits and flashy smiles...you can trust them as they take your guns...the elite just want to make sure you're safe because they love you so much...
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Neocon Stasi: Spy vs. Spy
I cant wait for them to start taking guns from texans ooohhhhhh man that be the day, I know were i live every1 & their mommas have guns, on new years eve all I heard was ak-47s going off im sure there was hand-guns, rifles, shotguns going off as-well...
I like to say im part of that small percent of people who will stand up to this criminal govt, anyone who knows me knows I am pissed off.....B4 2000 I only had 1 fire-arm, now I have many, part of it because of were I live, but what drives me is knowing that my govt hates us..
It is sad that people dont see the evidence spitting in front of there face, all they can say is were conspiracy people and start calling names but never give a factual statement, thats why I call all who still in dreamland "The Cult of Bushites"...Because it does seem like a cult to me to be in denile of our current state of distress in U.S....I might be the only 1 who hangs his flag upside down.
But it does worry me that a person like torog willings goes along with what the govt tells him to do, he seem like a person I would fight along with not against.
Were in debt by over 8 trillion dollars, china owns most of the U.S. but they say nothings wrong, like I said if Foxnews dont say it happen then it didnt happen..I have a feeling we wont be voting nov 2006 and if we do get to vote it will all be fixed for the ones who goes along with the neo-cons agenda...
If the people were to ever find out what we have done, we would be chase down the streets and lynched--GHW Bush
If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as Im the dictator---GWB
