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» Obama to the world: ‘Do as we say, not as we do’ Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!

Patrick Henningsen
Infowars.com
October 28, 2011

It’s not so much we are witnessing history unfold, as it is Washington’s hypocrisy unravel before our eyes.

Washington is infested with busy-bodies who run from one briefing to the next, one press conference to the next, in a drive to conduct their symphonies of policy and media in a desperate bid to remain relevant. Some try harder than others. Inside the beltway, original ideas, humility, honor and integrity are somewhat hard to come by these days.

They are the high-flying political class in the United States, an elite tribe who are so detached from reality that it’s become an almost embarrassment to watch. The Orwellian doublespeak which is now coming out the State Department’s office of nation-building is hitting new highs.

They grandstanded on the TV, and fawned Tunisia and Egypt during the celebrated Arab Spring. Then they ordered Libya and Syria to ‘show restraint and let democracy take it’s natural course’.

Even if – armed insurgents were burning down government buildings in Tripoli, and or firing upon and killing police in Syria.

Obama confidently that other governments “must be responsive for their citizens aspirations”.

Even if – those citizens are being backed and financed by the US State Department, Whitehall, Élysée Palace and allies Qatar.

Hillary Clinton ordered Libya to “respect the universal rights of its own people, including the right to free expression and assembly.”

Even if – her own government cannot even manage to cater for this right any more, even in the United States of America.

Watch this video and you will have a decent idea of what hypocrisy means today in the US:



In the US, the erosion of our basic rights provided by the Bill of Rights and US Constitution has been a long and painful process.

9-11 gave us the naziesque Patriot Acts I & II – two bills which have achieved nothing since their inception, and yet, are still as enthusiastically championed by Barack Obama as they were by GW Bush.

The anti-war demonstrations of 2003 gave us “free speech zones”, in country where freedom to assemble, where and when you want, used to be a god-given inalienable right. Now its a mere privilege.

The G20 demonstrations of 2009 gave us police brutality on a mass militarized scale, not seen before domestically. Thousands of paramilitary police where shipped in to Pittsburgh, sound canons were deployed and students were chased down, tear gassed and beaten in what came to known as forced compliance.

Even an obvious avant garde demonstration, a silent disco at the Jefferson Memorial saw police beat and injure Americans who were only trying to test the vital signs of a US Constitution in critical condition.

What elite political performers like Barak Obama and Hillary Clinton are really saying to the governments of Libya, and now Syria, and later to Algeria and Iran- is that you cannot put down an armed insurrection in your countries, but in the US we reserve the right to beat and shoot our own citizens, and arrested without charges- if they attempt to demonstrate in public.


In other words, “Do as we say, not as we do.”

President Obama will have the world believe that America is less brutal to its own citizens than the rest of the world, but as hundreds of thousands of people in the Occupy Movement now get their first taste of civil disobedience, it is inevitable that some will be unlucky enough to get the hard end of the state’s velvet fist. Indeed, Scott Olsen found this out the hard way in Oakland this week.

And the Occupy Movement will also learn very quickly that we cannot ignore the rights which our US political elite have been denying the people of Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine and Libya for all these years now- and expect to be afforded those same rights by the same criminal US government here at home.

We are witnessing a culture in decline- a people who for the most part, are having trouble remembering what made it unique in the first place, and so many who can think of nothing more frightening than to be called to live up to any of those ideals – who forgot what freedom actually is.

The level of Washington’s hypocrisy, its arrogance – has never been on display so vividly as it is today. It’s a clear indication of a society in decline.

What will surely accelerate this decline is a mass chunk of Americans who still to this day, remain unaware that these changes in society have even taken place. And more to the point, too many are ever willing to profit, or make their daily crust from this hyper-security police state. This is one of the signs of a civilization in decline.

Our celebrity politicians have permanently lost touch with reality, and sadly, this tribe will never come back to the source of liberty.

It’s high time for Americans to stop making excuses for the lobbyists, the wars, the pork, the bailouts- and for selling out the principles which once made it an inspiration to so many others around the world. Stop making excuses for elite bureaucrats and Wall Street tycoons.

At a watershed moment in history, it can go both ways, so you only get one shot to make it right.

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"Few have the stomach to pursue truth , yet most know in their gut something is wrong" V

"But everyone knows the media doesn't inform. Duhhhhhh !! "

mike1

You can vent all you like - V - with your antiAmerican feelings. But please don't assign it to my quote.

The facts are clear, Libya has been freed of a cruel dictator.
The posts earlier in this thread suggesting that the developed countries would enter a quagmire if assisting the insurgents has turned out to be an incorrect prediction.
It has been a model revolution.
The outcome is better than the dictatorship that was in place for such a long time.

This has been about Libya, not the United States.

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?? Where was i indicating anti-americanism ??

LOL
Regardless of the fact that he wanted the wealth to stay in Africa by distancing himself from the major globalist banking cartel . Not to mention the frequent ties to the west evidenced by frequent business meetings with tony blair and lorded praise from prince charles !

Do you really just soak up western propaganda via their mainstream media like a highly absorbent sponge ?
Please start reading at Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! or Jeff Rense Program ( and try not to let your reflex programmed guffaw mechanism kick in before the functioning part of your brain has a chance to digest real (er) news reporting .

You mean like 1969 in Libya or Egypt now ??

You do know of the west's long history of installing/supporting despots in the mid-east
as a means for greater control , don't you ?
Ah so United States(which Provides 75% Of NATO Funding) via NATO had nothing to do with assisting the terrorists , er, i mean insurgents , er rebels , um , freedom fighters ?? LOL

UN Report Offers Smoking Gun Proof of NATO and US Lies about Libya | nsnbc
Washington's Man In Libya
Libya: Nato to be investigated by ICC for war crimes - Telegraph

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"Few have the stomach to pursue truth , yet most know in their gut something is wrong" V

"But everyone knows the media doesn't inform. Duhhhhhh !! "

antichrist

is Farrakhan your mate? is he related to Tiger Woods?

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Wear Them Out With Passive Resistance

January 9, 2012

Everything costs something. It's a fact of life. Freedom has a cost too

Making them fight for ever inch they take. You sandbag. You drag your heels. You absolutely wear them out with passive resistance. It's called, "herding cats."




by Bernard Grover
(henrymakow.com)

Wasn't all that long ago that someone was crazy as a loon if they spouted off about martial law coming to America. Now they've got armed TSA agents frisking old ladies at the Social Security office. And that's OK.

Not even a decade ago, you were a tin foiler if you dared to mention black helicopters. I was, even though I had a sworn statement from an air traffic controller at Miami-Dade who had seen them and knew that they had the required N numbers painted in IR paint on the tails. Now there's black helicopters in the movies and drones over the house. And that's OK.

It was just a while back that a guy was completely 'round the bend for suggesting the US government was building stalags all over the freakin' place. I even had photos of one in Hockley, TX that I posted on the Internet. But I was half-a-dozen sandwiches short of a picnic. Now they're posting bid tenders on fed websites for vendors to build and staff them in five regions around the country. And that's OK.

Chemtrails? No problem. Police gunning down grade schoolers? Go for it. Assassinating American citizens without trial or conviction? Yee-haw! Indefinite detention because they don't like the way you smile and kiss ass? Yeah baby! That's the way I like it! Waco? Love it! Ruby Ridge? More more! Elian Gonzales? He deserved it! Murder...mayhem...utter disregard for the rule of law and centuries of jurisprudence? YES YES YES!!!

I wasn't the only one out there blowing the whistle on this stuff. There were thousands of us. We wrote. We protested. We fought in court. We went to jail. A lot.

Jesse Ventura's gone to Mexico, along with a lot of other folks I know. Several people have moved to Panama. I'm in Indonesia. Others are scattered across the globe. We gave up and got out.

After they impoverish you, destroy your family, kill your wife, and shit-can anything that's left, ain't no use sticking around. All those good folks who laughed and ridiculed and ostracized...now they are the ones complaining. No sympathy here, folks. Sorry.

This is what people do when they are serious about changing things. They fight. I don't mean shooting, I mean filing paper, running the courts in circles. Making them fight for ever inch they take. You sandbag. You drag your heels. You absolutely wear them out with passive resistance. It's called, "herding cats."

I went to jail for contempt of court because I brought my copy of Civil Procedures and dared to tell the judge she was wrong and showed her the proof. I went to jail for refusing to follow unconstitutional laws (see Thomas Jefferson). I went to jail for exercising my rights, as clearly defined and delineated in the Texas and US Code (they call it a Code because you aren't supposed to figure it out). I went to jail for refusing to identify myself to cops when I was in my house doing dishes and not bothering a soul. They were illegally sweeping for warrants and I turned the tables on them.

I filed lawsuits. I demanded they follow their own laws and regulations. I filed aggravated kidnapping charges for false arrest.

This is what people do when they are serious about defending their freedom and their country from invasion, whether internal or external.

Living in fear, hoping you won't draw their attention, is the coward's way out. Eventually, they come after you, no matter what. Not fighting for your family and your freedom because you might miss the playoffs is the slave's chorus. Not fighting because you don't know the law is the lazy man's excuse. It's all at your fingertips right here on the internet.

I know guys who will invest inordinate numbers of hours studying stats for their favorite steroid abusers. They'll spend their bottom dollar on a bigger TeeVee, but not a penny for their right to free information to watch on it.

Some guys will spend half their life buying, pimping and caring for their car, but not one second on learning that they don't have to have a license, or inspection, or insurance, or plates. They know their car inside and out, but they don't know the law regarding travel and transportation.

What are your afraid of? Losing your stuff? It's not yours to begin with. You just rent it from the government, and in any event, it's gone when you die. You afraid of being uncomfortable, or spending a night in jail, or talking back to a judge who bought the chair? Think of what the people did who bought your freedom. What did they lose so you could sit on your ass and watch mindless garbage for a third of your life?

Everything costs something. It's a fact of life. Freedom has a cost too. You can't skate through life stuffing your face, swilling beer and watching football without paying some price for the freedom to make those choices.

Americans have become a race of 'free lunchers.' They want all the cream and none of the teat-squeezing.

You want the right to privacy? Then learn where that concept comes from. How did it appear in our law? How can you defend it by investing a few hours each week to keep and expand it?

You like the freedom to travel? Then learn the difference between travel and transport, between a car and a vehicle, between going about your business on your roads, and engaging in commerce on them.

You want free speech? Then start speaking freely. You want to keep and bear arms? Then start keeping AND bearing them. You want a free press? Then stop watching the freaking mass media and start supporting real, steely-eyed reporting.

Most of all, don't ever be afraid to go to jail for what's right. It makes the right all the sweeter when you fight for it, and it makes you a real soldier. You are on the front lines of the War on Liberty. You can hold your head up and say you've fought for your family, like a real man does.

Men used to say, "It's better to die standing than live on my knees." Now they just say, "Honey, bring me another beer wouldja? I don't wanna miss this play."

What have you achieved with your life? What have you done that will outlive you, besides breed? What have you taught your children about the world and how to keep their rights?

If you have to think about it, then the answer is, "Not much."

Want to change the world? Then start with yourself. Get over your fear and stop cowering. Then stand up like a real man and defend your family. You don't have to fire a shot, or even throw a punch. This war is for the mind. It's a battle of wits and their only weapons are shadows and fog.

Learn. Grow. Fight. Educate. And for God's sake, turn off the TeeVee!

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"Few have the stomach to pursue truth , yet most know in their gut something is wrong" V

"But everyone knows the media doesn't inform. Duhhhhhh !! "

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"Few have the stomach to pursue truth , yet most know in their gut something is wrong" V

"But everyone knows the media doesn't inform. Duhhhhhh !! "