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W. Niederhut

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  1. Yeah, Ron, and the ultimate head scratcher, for me, is that so many people still support Mango Mussolini. Meanwhile, how often do we get to see a cartoon of Kissinger and Nixon in hell?
  2. The current article is shocking, and the positive feedback is well deserved-- although some LNers who are resistant to the truth may find the article revolting... 🤥
  3. Yes, very impressive, indeed. Electricians in Scotland are, evidently, more highly educated and literate than most American journalists.
  4. U.S. warship responds to Red Sea attacks on commercial ships from Houthi rebels (axios.com)
  5. What a relief! Talk about brilliant American diplomacy... 🙄 The U.S. Secretary of State has reassured us that Netanyahu will take steps to reduce further mass murders of Palestinian civilians while bombing what's left of Gaza back to the Stone Age. Bombs away, Bibi! Israel now living up to commitment to protect civilians, Blinken says By Michael Birnbaum December 1, 2023 DUBAI — Israel is living up to the commitments it made to protect civilians now that the assault has resumed, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Friday. Based on what he said he had seen so far of Israeli action, Blinken said that Israeli leaders appeared to be complying with what they agreed to during his visit to Israel on Thursday. “We saw Israel take steps immediately today to start to get information to people about where safe areas are, how they can get out of harm’s way,” Blinken told reporters after meetings in Dubai on the margins of a U.N. climate conference. “I saw the plans that Israel has, in a multiplicity of ways, to do everything possible to protect civilians, including making sure that they have the information they need, and that there are ways to accommodate them. And this is going to be very important going forward, and it’s something we’re going to be looking at very closely.”
  6. Michael, Ford actively facilitated the Warren Commission's cover up of JFK's murder. As for Watergate, have you read Jim Hougan's book, Secret Agenda? We've had some interesting discussions here about that book in recent years. Hougan's analysis of Watergate is consistent with Douglas Caddy's first hand knowledge of the case, in which he represented E. Howard Hunt after his arrest.
  7. What a strange story, indeed -- especially since Shin Bet and the Mossad have such sterling reputations. It reminds me of those pre-9/11 intelligence reports given to Condoleezza Rice and the Bush-Cheney administration about, "Osama Bin Laden" and "Al Qaeda" planning to attack the U.S. with hijacked airplanes. We also know, from Sibel Edmonds' work, that Louis Freeh's FBI buried pre-9/11 FBI warnings about Muslims taking flying lessons in the U.S. -- almost as if the Bush-Cheney FBI was deliberately concealing legend formations for a false flag op involving nefarious Muslim "hijackers." (At the time, the CIA and U.S. military already had the Raytheon technology to remotely-pilot Boeing jetliners without Muslim pilots.)
  8. Musings about some Henry Kissinger related quotes... (These are approximations-- from memory.) "Henry is my Jew boy." -- President Richard Nixon "Nixon is my drunken mad man." --Henry Kissinger "Henry, I want to send anything that can fly." --Nixon, discussing the carpet-bombing of Cambodia "I can think of nothing that would improve George W. Bush's low approval ratings better than a terrorist attack on the United States." -- Henry Kissinger in December of 2000, following the controversial Bush v. Gore ruling
  9. Joe, I don't think it's a stretch to say that Elizabeth Warren would be an historically great POTUS. I trust her judgment implicitly in matters of social ethics, she's highly intelligent, and she works hard to grasp policy issues. In fact, she's the antithesis of Donald Trump in those respects.
  10. Only the good die young. Incidentally, Kissinger's death at 100 reminds me of a joke I heard on the golf course recently, (told by a Jewish guy.) A 95 year old Jewish couple met with a rabbi because they wanted to get a divorce. "We've both been miserable for years," they told the rabbi. "But you've been married for more than 65 years!" the rabbi said. "Why did you wait so long to get divorced?" They replied, "We were waiting for the kids to die." 🤥 Henry Kissinger, the towering American diplomat, dies at age 100 (cnbc.com)
  11. Yes, here comes the old Ben Cole anti-Biden MAGA spam again-- on another RFK, Jr.-will-release-the-records thread. Lucky us. I wonder if Ben has heard the latest real news about James Comer and his MAGA House Goon Squad not wanting Hunter Biden to testify publicly in their bogus "investigation" of alleged Joe Biden misconduct. Ben is still drinking the red MAGA kool-aid and embracing the bogus MAGA/Fox allegations about Joe Biden, while adamantly refusing to discuss the established facts about Donald Trump's seditious J6 conspiracy.
  12. 'Damning': New Pence notes point to GOP Senator Chuck Grassley's role in January 6 plot “For nearly three years, we've had no concrete evidence supporting that damning possibility. But now we do—from Mike Pence himself,” says Chris Hayes on new reporting on GOP Sen. Chuck Grassley’s potential role in the Jan. 6 plot. - Aired on 11/28/2023. Reply Quick Reply
  13. Biden and the U.S. are in a real pickle now, as a result of Netanyahu's bombing of Gaza. Should Biden resume a U.S. war against the (Iranian-backed) governments in Baghdad and Damascus-- and the Houthis in Yemen, or should we get our unwelcome, post-war troops and bases out of Iraq and Syria? As I understand the situation, the Bush-Cheney-Neocon war to depose Saddam Hussein has, basically, resulted in the establishment of a Shiite Tehran-Baghdad-Damascus military axis in the Middle East. Saddam Hussein's Sunni Baathist government had served as a counter-balance to Tehran's potential hegemony in Iraq and Syria. Gary Hart was ridiculed by Bill O'Reilly on Fox News in March of 2003 for arguing that invading Iraq and deposing Saddam Hussein could destabilize the balance of power in the Persian Gulf. So, here we are.
  14. Since these promotional forum threads about RFK, Jr.'s 2024 candidacy necessarily raise questions about the two major party 2024 candidates, public misperceptions about Trump and Biden are relevant to our discussion here. To the bizarre denial of Trump's J6 crimes by a substantial proportion of the electorate-- including at least one EF forum member-- we can add these bizarre public misperceptions about Trump's historically disastrous Presidential tenure. Too Many Americans Have Forgotten November 29, 2023 at 8:04 am EST By Taegan Goddard Dan Pfeiffer: “The American attention span has shrunk since Al Gore invented the Internet, and the pandemic disrupted the time-space continuum. Our memories are foggy, but it’s still stunning that large swaths of the populace — including those who cover politics for a living — have forgotten what life was like with Donald J. Trump in the White House.” “Anyone who has listened to a focus group in the last couple of years knows that there is a real nostalgia for the pre-pandemic economy — even though that’s the economy Barack Obama and Joe Biden built and Donald Trump destroyed by mismanaging the pandemic. This sentiment may be misguided. Yet, it is understandable as people navigate higher prices and higher interest rates. The misplaced nostalgia doesn’t stop there. In a September Wall Street Journal poll, 52% of voters believe former president Trump ‘has a strong record of accomplishments’ compared to only 40% for Biden. Once again, this is an incorrect assessment of Trump’s presidency. This foggy memory helps explain the declining share of Americans with concerns about Trump’s mental fitness and temperament — two things that were top concerns only a few years ago.” “This forgetfulness is frustrating to the folks who continue to believe Trump is an existential threat.”
  15. Ron, This reminds me of the apocalyptic U2 song from the Achtung, Baby album-- Until the End of the World -- which I have probably listened to a thousand times over the years while roller blading my 5 miles per day in our local park.
  16. Speaking as a sentient lifeform on this forum, Matt, I agree with you entirely. The denial of Trump's historic crimes and anti-democratic agenda by some people on this forum never ceases to amaze. Good Lord, the man already incited an armed right-wing mob to attack the U.S. Congress in an attempt to remain in power! And Trump and his proto-fascist cult continue to pose a serious threat to the survival of American democracy and the rule of law. Have our local Biden bashers taken the time to study what happened to the Weimar Republic's constitutional democracy after 1932? The Nazi Party ascended to power that year with just 37% of the vote-- in a politically fragmented, multi-party election. Yet, by 1933, the Nazis had declared martial law, (after burning down the Reichstag) outlawed opposition parties, and began incarcerating opposition politicians at Dachau. This, more than anything, is what concerns me about third party candidates in 2024. Democrats need to remain united against the anti-democratic, proto-fascist Trump cult.
  17. Yes, and Trump is suddenly denouncing "communists," while also bragging about his bromance with communist dictator, Kim Jong Un. Talk about your MAGA reductio ad absurdum. Meanwhile, Bibi Netanyahu is saying the quiet part out loud... Netanyahu Says He Is 'Only One Who Will Prevent a Palestinian State' (commondreams.org)
  18. There are so many forensic JFKA details-- fabricated, suppressed, or otherwise-- that I have trouble keeping track of the bona fide facts. I was recently talking to a friend who asked me about the recent documentary in which the Parkland ER docs described the entry wound in JFK's throat, and threats they received to say nothing about the throat entry wound. My friend asked me if and where "they" ever found the bullet that caused the apparent neck entry wound. Does anyone know?
  19. Geez... Mango Mussolini's latest, loony rant. Now Mango Unchained is vowing to "demolish the Deep State." 🤥
  20. We could think of JFK assassination truth in the mainstream media in terms of a signal-to-noise ratio. The "signal" is the honest, accurate research out there. The "noise" is the disinformation. If the CIA-associated propagandists are focused on reducing the signal-to-noise ratio, they can use two general strategies; 1) Black out coverage of the "signal"-- e.g., JFK Revisited, and/or 2) Increase the "noise"-- promoting bogus articles and theories.
  21. Sandy, Try reading this reference about Netanyahu's history with Hamas, which I posted a few days ago. * Are you aware that Haaretz, itself, blamed Netanyahu after October 7th for promoting Hamas? Hamas has boosted Netanyahu's popularity in Israel, and has also helped to sabotage a two-state peace plan. * How Netanyahu's Hamas policy came back to haunt him — and Israel | CBC News
  22. C'mon, Matt. Have you studied any film-- including satellite photos-- of Gaza lately? The last time I checked, roughly one-half of all buildings in northern Gaza-- 56,000-- had been reduced to rubble, including multiple healthcare facilities and schools. Gaza in Ruins: Satellite Imagery Researchers Say Israel has Destroyed or Damaged 56,000 Buildings | Democracy Now!
  23. Sandy, You're begging the question here. Israel's purported military objective is to destroy the Hamas militants that Netanyahu has been supporting for the past 20 years (in order to bolster his popularity and sabotage a two-state solution.) But his Rules of Engagement belie that alleged military objective. In reality, the IDF has been demolishing entire, densely-populated residential neighborhoods in Gaza -- including apartment buildings, schools, and hospitals. That isn't "collateral damage," unless entire residential communities--and civilian non-combatants-- are defined as "military targets." But such a definition is synonymous with ethnic cleansing and genocidal war crimes. It's analogous to a scenario where General William Tecumseh Sherman would have indiscriminately massacred women and children in South Carolina-- in response to the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter.
  24. It's a tragic reflection on the state of the U.S. mainstream media when a loony rag like the Falun Gong's Epoch Times is reporting more accurately on an issue than our mainstream newspapers.
  25. IMO, a glaring omission in the M$M's coverage of the 60th Anniversary of the JFK assassination has been the absence of mainstream media references to JFK Revisited/Destiny Betrayed. Overall, the M$M has continued to black out coverage of JFK Revisited. The coverage of the Parkland docs' story is helpful, but Oliver Stone and JFK Revisited should have been in some of the headlines-- instead of the references to Landis, Clint Hill, the Parkland docs, and less comprehensive histories.
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