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At 2 minutes and 10 seconds you will see ‘Paul is dead, Paul is dead, Paul is dead.’
Is this simply bad taste by Glenn Beck and CNN? I wrote yesterday of a plot to assassinate Dr. Ron Paul. The plot was uncovered by Daniel Estulin who then leaked the information on The Alex Jones Show. Estulin purportedly received the information from ‘real patriots who love America’.
The link between the plot and ‘Paul is dead’? Well, according to Estulin, the message may be a direct threat to Dr. Paul or even a cue to the [real?] assassin [imaginary?]. Time will tell. Maybe.
The F.C.C. voted 3-2 to unleash a new wave of media consolidation over America.
To manipulate media diversity is cause for alarm.
Congress can nullify the decision. But will they?
And, President Bush has threatened to veto any nullification to protect the decision by the F.C.C.
The talk of the town [Washington] since the illegal invasion by the US into Iraq and the subsequent occupation [illegal] is that Iran has meddled in Iraqi affairs. Iran is meddling? Really?
Meddling is rhetoric penned by Washington [hawks], western media, lobby groups and of course Corporate America. Shhure, there’s other people and groups who blame Iran [largely] for the instability in Iraq, especially the south. But the four horsemen I mentioned are determined to wreak havoc in the Middle East at the expense of Iran - and at the expense of their own population.
The double-speak. The unspeak. The rhetoric. Words are weapons, remember. So it’s a matter of being careful how we read. What we read. And at the end, of what we do with the words we’ve read. We can turn them from word to action, it could get dangerous.
Rhetorically I said ‘here’s what I don’t get.’ Oh yeah, but I forgot all about the whole double standards, geopolitical, we want Eurasia and all the oil angle.
Foreign policy in the US can, when scrutinized on an individual basis, screams inconsistency; incoherency. A broader scope of policy bellowed from the White House is more defined. Almost articulate. Eurasia is the goal. The resources, control of a population - that if united, would spell disaster for the Neocons of Washington.
Iraq seemed to be the most logical step in the direction of Eurasia. It was a weakened nation. War torn. Psychologically fucked. Now, Iraq is a Un-united State of America. A freakish love-child of Corporate America and the Military-Industrial-Complex. A punching bag. And, there are more nations with a vested interest in Iraq now more than ever.
Maybe I don’t get it yet. But I know it’s way too fucked up in the Middle East for the US to attempt a conquest of Eurasia. Logically, Iraq is a part of that conquest. An impossible, no chance in hell, kind of conquest.
