Comments on: Weldon on the Warpath

by: Peter Bianco

Thu, 17 Nov 2005 16:51:26 +0000

My comment is in response to the comment by Robert M. Cerello, response #6. Robert states “There is nothing new … in this … picture of totalitarians at work. Then he expains how Kerry warned and was opposed and put down by the media. I believe our two options for president are two puppets on the hands of one person so to speak. Both were members of an elite secret socity the skull and bones. I aslo believe Howard Dean who was more of an outsider than Bush or Kery was truely derailed for fear of a presidential win by a person without ties to the totalitarian regime, unlike Regan, Bush Sr., Clinton, Bush Jr. It is mor likely that Jimmy Carter was not being puppeted. Anyhow the media is almost exclusivey owned by a handful of people who relentlessly played a clip of Howard Dean yelling “were going to take, New York, and Maine, and Georgia” Or whatever states he was saying. He seemed very loud. Then media news hosts began saying look at this man he is going crazy he isn’t credible or things along these lines over and over again until masses of people stated believing them. This is a technique called brain washing, the repitition of lie until adopted as fact. Bush uses the tactic frequently too. If it wasn’t for an independant observer in the crowd of Dean’s speech with a camcorder we wouldn’t have known why Howard Dean was Yelling. Watching the camcorder footage we can hear that the crowd is cheering so loudly for Dean that we can hardly hear him. The reason he was so loud on the media clips was that his voice was being picked up by a directional microphone that only pics up sound directly in front of it. Question media and authority, try to think for yourself.

by: Darlene Myers

Thu, 10 Nov 2005 18:35:36 +0000

I think you’re doing a very courageous job, and I totally support your investigation. Please, keep up the good work, and get the word out, make a speech on live congressional sessions that are televised. We need accountability in government, and congress. Do you have a web page to gather up support? The American people want the truth, with all the cover-ups, the Bush Administration thinks he’s a dictator.

by: Robert M. Cerello

Tue, 25 Oct 2005 21:24:56 +0000

There is nothing new I suggest in this letter’s sick, sorry, tragic picture of totalitarians at work Those without amnesia might recall these same actions were taken illegaly against then-presidential candidate and foreign policy expert Senator John Kerry, during the late parody of a free-election (2004). His warnings about the nature and dangers of an invaded Iraq went unheeded; his every statement was derided by neo-con republicans at the highest levels, using their strangehold over imperial-presidency-worshipping media hacks as the conduit of their nonsense and slander–who then proceeded to bicth up every act they did, use Kerry’s suggestions as a priority list and then ignore other priorities he had named. at their whim… The result, as we all now know, is the Iraq impasse of 10/2005–a non-country that held a non-election leading to the adoption of a pseudo-constitution. Even if exquisitely and sincerely brought into being, any country based on this undemocratic tribalized nonsense and unconstitutional farcicality would result in the creation a theocratic and totalitarian anti-U.S. elected tyranny; one made up of volatile and hopelessly un-selfish elements; officials and citizens lacking in self-dsicipline, defined rights and any ability to interfunction with others in a secular space-time in any reasonable or successful manner. So, another brave and intelligent truth-telling officer can be added to the list of all the others vilified by the Bush administration’s imperial force of spin-meisters, postmodernist pretenders at ‘higher truth’ and paid born-again fellow-traveling slander artists and liars. What will it take before US citizens realize that such horrifying and unethical incidents as this are merely the tip of an iceberg of Washington folly, and not the whole of their danger? Your guess is as good as mine.

by: Ellis French

Tue, 25 Oct 2005 20:22:33 +0000

Please follow up on what happens. I’d like to know. Something similar to this happened to my own father. After promotions from Captain to Lt Colonel on the battlefield, he was frozen to that rank for the rest of his career, even though he was Commanding Officer at his last post.

by: Jane Novak

Sun, 23 Oct 2005 19:15:36 +0000

Lets also figure in that eight of the cole bombers escaped and two were later reported dead in suicide bombings in Iraq. Not to mention the allegation that Yemeni president Saleh had foreknowledge of the attacks.