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I can help you with this one

Bin Laden is not a priority, and hasn't been in years, unless you include helping him avoid capture as prioritizing.

The government needs boogeymen to further their police state and to reap the benefits of exploded budgets for both the government and their corporate masters. Like it or not people, war is the most profitable business there is and it is controlled by a very small number of groups.

I have begun reading Order out of Chaos by Paul Joseph Watson, and in the book he offers an incredibly succinct and well-documented synopsis of how the US Federal Government has actively assisted Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein in becoming and remaining the agitants that they are today (OK so Saddam's usefulness has worn out). I recommend that everyone go to infowars.com or propagandamatrix.com and get a copy. I don't work there or have any incentive to sell this book except to wake people up.

A couple of the points that he brings up in the book:

1. the delivery from the US to the University of Baghdad of several different bioweapons, including anthrax, botulism and West Nile Virus (yes this was originally a bioweapon). These deliveries continued after the supposed gassing of the Kurds.

2. proof of the delivery of state of the art, untraceable means of communication (via infra-red and other technologies) to the Sudan, who happen to have dealings with Al Qaeda, among several other terrorist groups.

In a long roundabout way I am trying to point out that while the Internet and phone may be used as means of collaboration for terrorists, the real business is conducted on machinery that none of us here will ever see, unless we get it from the government or the terrorists themselves.

Hello Police State, good-bye freedoms.

Posted by: jimmytango   Posted on: 08/05/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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