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NTSB's Cruelest Whitewash
"In the weeks
following Sept. 11, 2001, several political insiders
referred to the destruction of Flight 800 as a terrorist
incident. But only one did it twice. That person is Sen.
John Kerry of Massachusetts. Appearing on Larry King
Live on Sept. 11 itself, Kerry suggested that TWA Flight
800 was brought down by a terrorist act."
WorldNetDaily.com
"Why did Al Gore really drop out?"
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The
Stinger Missile
A shoulder-launched,
surface-to-air
Stinger
missile,
the same kind the
FBI had trawled for in the TWA Flight 800 downing...and
the same kind that had been stolen in a spate of 1996
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Finally Admitting
Stinger Missiles a Threat
LA
Times article on efforts to combat shoulder fired
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The Wreckage Itself as
Best Evidence
Location of bomb
pellets in fuselage (Click image to enlarge)
Metallurgy reports of pellets found in
the bodies matched the size of these holes, and unless a
disgruntled jet wheel and its ball bearing assembly
moseyed into the cabin mid-flight and without reason
exploded with great force, with the bearings
simultaneously changing size to match the pellets in the
bodies, these were definitely NOT from ball bearings,
nor the little ball bearing in pens, or any other crock
of shit political assets in the news media will throw at
you. (Click image to enlarge)
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Radar
image of missile hit, July 16, 1996, one of the few to
be circulated by the FAA before Clinton ordered the
confiscation and sealing of all radar related to Flight
800.(Click to enlarge)
Mystery missile featured in Paris Match, photographed
moments before Flight 800 exploded. (Click to enlarge)
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Why Clarke Wasn't
Trusted by Rice
Clarke
argued that the Klan could not be tied to Timothy
McVeigh, despite over
3,000 FBI
documents
he was the first to see, which proved the contrary.
He argued
that the Klan was more interested in
adopting
highways, when Dr. Rice herself came from a town
where they regularly bombed black churches and
lynched those hoping to register black voters....
Seriously, even now, the beady-eyed little tard still wonders why she didn't
trust him.
Appointing Condie Rice, a black woman to the post of
National Security Advisor was a bold move by
President Bush, and a wise one. It made her Richard
Clarke's boss, and it insured the Klan's domestic
terrorism would not be tolerated as it was under
Clinton, Lott and Gingrich. It didn't stop 9-11, but
then again, "former" segregationist
Trent Lott
was still Senate Majority leader, still
protecting his Templar kin, hoisting the Confederate
flag in the Senate chambers, and giving sponge baths
to an unrepentant Klansman, Sen.
Strom Thurmond.
Lott was Senate Majority leader until December 20,
2002, when he was forced to resign for suggesting
the nation's worst troubles, such as domestic
terrorism, would have been avoided if segregation
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This Wasn't the First
Time the Klan WAS the Law. Nor the Last...
Murdered civil rights workers Andrew Goodman, James Earl
Chaney, Michael Henry Schwerner. The suspects are
chuckling not just because they knew they wouldn't be
convicted, but because they had allies inside the
prosecuting team that would undermine the case against
them. In 1964, the Klan had two "former" members on the
Supreme Court
itself. 30 years later, little changed.
Under Gingrich's wink and
nod, 1994 was a time when the Republicans actually let a
Klan leader, David Duke, openly run for Congress in
Louisiana under the GOP banner. Using militias to subtly
indoctrinate Americans, the
Klan could
remind recruits they were a force to be reckoned with,
even then. They could point to
governors,
senators
and congressmen who were tacitly sympathetic, and
consequently, appointed likeminded brethren to hobble or
control critical law enforcement agencies.
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Another Klansman
never prosecuted for the murder of the 3 Civil Rights
Workers Above
What
the preacher did in this story is precisely the problem
we're facing now. Only instead of people like the
preacher here, were talking Senators, Congressmen,
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Evidence Pointing To
Klan in
OKC
Withheld
The Oklahoma City
Bombing
3,000
FBI documents pointing to Klan involvement in the OKC
bombing were unlawfully withheld in the McVeigh Trial.,
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The Klan has Rights You Don't
One example is freedom of
speech and assembly.
This was best
illustrated during the Democratic and Republican
conventions. In both cases, peaceful protesters were
denied free assembly in Boston and New York.
At
the DNC convention in the summer of 2004, protesters
were blatantly denied freedom of assembly. They were
"for security purposes" forced to assemble behind this
barbed wired fence above, under armed guards, out of
view from the delegates.
Similarly,
anti-war
protesters were barred from assembling in Central
Park during the GOP convention.
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What's wrong with
this picture?
The Klan mother above
has her rights protected, particularly her right to
due process, redress of grievances, free speech and
assembly.
The OKC bombing
victims below, however, have none of these rights or
equal protection under the law. The
sealing of key
OKC documents, for example, made any true
redress of grievances impossible.
Inasmuch as these
rights threatens the interests and careers of
Klansmen and sympathizers still in high office and
law enforcement., these civil rights are exclusive
to the KKK, and we're all second class citizens to
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The Oklahoma City Klan Leader who
Rallied for Saddam
"[Dennis
Mahon] boasts of his connections to Saddam Hussein’s
intelligence service and admits to having been in its
pay, beginning during the Persian Gulf War, when he
organized several rallies for Iraq. During an interview
with a Brazilian television crew, Mahon unrolled and
proudly held up a poster of Yasir Arafat, reportedly one
of his heroes."
The New American- OKC's Middle East
Connection
on former Oklahoma City Klan leader Dennis Mahon,
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The Middle-East Connection to
Timothy McVeigh"
The [motel] owner
says McVeigh was with several Iraqis. He and several of
his employees picked out their faces from a photo spread
provided by Davis and KFOR-TV... One of the Iraqis,
Hussain Alhussaini, later came forward and identified
himself as the person being fingered in Davis’ reports
as [the FBI's] John Doe No. 2."
"Secrets of Timoty McVeigh"
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Kloran
The
Ku Klux Klan, influenced by the Scottish Rite, call
their handbook the Kloran, an obvious reference to
the Islamic Koran. The Klan burns the cross, despite its
so-called Christianity, and
also
appeals to terror;
another parallel to the anti-Christian Islamic fanatic.
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Like their Jew-Hating Western Kin,
Hamas Dons the White Robe and Hood
Palestinian Hamas suicide bombers, prepare for the
catwalk.
Are
these terrorists taking a fashion cue from their
terrorist kin in the west?
Below, Klansmen leaving rally at a courthouse in Jasper,
Texas. It was held at the trial of John King, a Klansmen
convicted in the dragging death of James Byrd. Here,
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The Shriner's Fez
The
Scottish Rite (which
created the Klan)
is awash in Muslim influence. For example, the Shriners,
33rd degree SR masons, sport a fez. Made of red felt or
cloth with a silk tassel, it is worn especially by
Muslim men throughout the eastern Mediterranean region
either as a separate headgear or as the inner part of
the turban. That said, is it any wonder that the
fiercest critics of the war in Iraq are also Scottish
Rite masons, such as
Sen.Fritz Hollings
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Examples of Terrorist Activity
Falsely Attributed to "isolated individuals"
Imagine calling every
terrorist attack in Israel the isolated acts of lone
nuts or "splinter cells" unlinked to terrorist
organizations like HAMAS or the PLO. Yet this is
what the US media does when discussing Klan
terrorism. Why?
Continuing an allegiance to both the Confederacy and
the Nazis, both which killed hundreds of thousands
of Americans, Klansmen still call themselves
patriots.
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1979-80+
The Atlanta Child Murders FBI documents and
exculpatory evidence revealing Klan involvement
suppressed at Wayne Williams trial.
Fingerprint evidence on pornographic material
found at burial site of victims points to known
and uncharged Klansman, eyewitnesses
descriptions match uncharged suspect as well.
Full story:
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1995
The Oklahoma City Bombing
Full story:
Nowhere to Run |
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1995-96
Black Church Arsons: nationwide campaign of
resulting in hundreds of church burnings
Full story:
Nowhere to Run
Klan Church Arsonists
source:
PBS- Forgotten Fires
Timothy Welch, Klan Arsonist, Inmate
Klan Church Arson Victims
Rev. Mouzon, Macedonia Baptist Church source:
PBS- Forgotten Fires |
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1996
The Centennial Park Bombing
Full story:
The Atlanta Child Murders |
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1997
The Columbine Massacre :
Note that Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold discussed a
plan for hijacking a plane and crashing it into
New York City. Also, Harris' web site reveals
Scottish Rite/Klan symbolism and ideology, noted
in video. Eyewitness reports and physical
evidence of additional shooters, such as bullet
holes and fragments in paneling and doorways, is
destroyed in the "remodeling and repair" of
school building. Autopsy reports pointing to
more than two shooters is sealed. Questions
surface as to whether Eric Harris and Dylan
Klebold actually committed suicide, or were
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Klan attempts to destroy Dallas power plant,
plan thwarted |
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2003
Klan poison gas attack thwarted,
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Centennial
Park Bombing and Black Church Arsons
At
the same time, the summer of 1996, the greatest epidemic
of church burnings in the nation's history transpired.
Just in case anyone had any doubts....the Klan made sure
to leave their
calling cards, such as
this one from a Dallas raid in 2003.
Ten
days after Flight 800 exploded, the Centennial Park
Bombing occurred, as promised by the Klan. The
first to be arrested was Richard Jewell, a security
guard whose actions saved the lives of dozens.
Eventually cleared, attention focused on Eric Rudolf,
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TWA
Flight 800: Missile Shrapnel in the Victims
(PDF)
What they found
they will contest in court before telling you...because
apparently, an unproven theoretical "mechanical
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Clinton's Favorite Toilet Paper No
Longer Charmin
Flight 800 Eyewitness Reports Finally Trump Charmin
Ultrasoft
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Some of the
270 police reports of a "flare" or "missile"
approaching Flight 800 before it exploded. Men
have been executed on the testimony of 1
witness, let alone 270 (Click to enlarge)
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Flight 800: The FBI Search for a
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What did they find
that we do know for sure?
This may clue you in...
As will this:
Senator Clinton Asks for Shoulder-Fired
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CBS 11 Investigates the Klan's Nov. 2003 Poison Gas Plot
The
Dallas FBI also broke
up a terror plot by members of the Ku Klux Klan to blow
up a Wise County power plant.
Why isn't the Klan deemed a terrorist organization?
Former Dallas FBI
Special Agent in Charge Danny Coulson was involved in
the nation’s first stand-offs with domestic
anti-government groups and mounted some of the first
intensive domestic terror investigations. He cautioned
that authorities should take care not to forget about
domestic groups while concentrating on foreign ones."
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14th Amendment was Meant to Prevent This
The
14th Amendment was written to prevent scenes like this,
which were rampant throughout the south in 1868.
Congress soon realized that oath-bound Klansmen could
not abide by the Constitution, and therefore could not
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What they found is now sealed and being contested in court. But if it was "mechanical failure", why is the disclosure of these files a "threat to national security"?
At the time of the Flight 800 explosion, few insiders believed it was anything other than a terrorist attack. However, the consensus was, thanks to Richard Clarke, that the true cause needed to be concealed from the public. It was speculated that perhaps the main reason
for this secrecy was economics: if the US public knew Flight 800 was
downed by a terrorist with shoulder-fired missile, the airline industry
would collapse when customers became too scared to fly, and the results
would be a costly multi-billion dollar airline industry bailout, along
with having have a disastrous impact on the international tourism
Atlanta expected when hosting the upcoming 1996 Summer Olympics. Who
would want to fly in? Why tell the truth and let panic to ruin the celebration of the games? or
ruin the international business that the city of Atlanta was counting on?
This was
a common theory for the secrecy, not the cause of the disaster, that floated around at the time.
Another was that the navy accidentally shot it down in a training
exercise called "Operation Global Yankee" and it also was plausible.
When it came to discussing the secrecy of TWA Flight 800 investigation,
the confiscated radar data, the last 5 seconds on the black box data,
the contradictions and doublespeak, etc., everyone knew there was a
cover-up, but few could guess why. They just knew it was downed but not
exactly who or why.
Among those insiders who believed it
was a terrorist attack, most believed that the downing was a follow-up attack to the Oklahoma City Bombing and
that it involved white supremacists, umbrella groups of the Klan whom
were at the time, burning down black
churches across the nation in the hundreds; and who were also involved in
OKC and planned the attack with Timothy McVeigh
in Elohim City. Despite this, the Clinton administration, as well as the right-wing Republican leadership under Trent Lott and Newt Gingrich, all chose to do worse than nothing... they abetted and comforted the enemy by not looking for additional suspects after the arrest of McVeigh, insuring known accomplices would plan another attack as virtual "untouchables".
The most disturbing
aspect of Flight 800 was the realization that domestic terrorists had
struck an alliance with an enemy power since Oklahoma City, and that by
choosing to ignore this critical element Flight 800 inevitably came to
pass. July 17 was, after all, an Iraqi national holiday akin to our 4th
of July: National Liberation Day. Iraq had already been bombed by
Clinton before Flight 800, when he showered Iraq with cruise missiles as
retaliation for a plot to kill George H. Bush. Saddam did have a motive.
The Waco Massacre: How it Boosted Klan Recruitment
Yes, it was a massacre. No matter how you look at at, men, women and children were burned alive in a botched assault that could have easily been avoided had David Koresh been peacefully arrested when he went out shopping for supplies. Instead, Clinton had to make it a gun control infomercial, a psychodrama to involve viewers and educate them on the horrors of the 2nd amendment. It would show Americans how neat it was to have a police state that protected "molested children" by burning them alive. It was seen as Clinton's massacre, and the truth is that by not accepting responsibility for the mistake, like Kennedy did when he took blame for the Bay of Pigs fiasco,
the offense to Americans was doubled.
The Klan didn't need polls to know the American public saw through the media spin and the latter proved it by turning over the House and Senate to the GOP. (Americans were soon in for a rude awakening, the Republicans brushed over Waco with toothless commissions that amounted to absolutely nothing.)
Even now, however, few blame Koresh for the massacre. It's all on a C-SPAN tape, with the clarity of the
Zapruder film, and even at a better angle. The federal government, the "UN lackey", was out of control, and only the Klan with its "patriotic" history,
connections in DC, and Templar pals in the
Scottish Rite could save the day. How? by staging another coup, which eventually culminated in Clinton's impeachment. As was the case with
Lincoln and
Kennedy, right-wing extremists were involved more than most dare imagine. But unlike Lincoln and Kennedy, Clinton was no hero...he was a product of
Mena, Arkansas, and even when playing JFK in the Oval Office, couldn't do better than boinkiing a fat chick. Clinton was simply a lesser evil from two
dangerous and entrenched Washington cabals
Compared to the Templar Klan apologists the far right offered, such as Pat Buchanan and Bob Dole, Clinton was the Son of God.
The far-right in DC, seeing the Klan's nascent militia drives and penchant for a violent overthrow wasn't popular, sought to appease unruly Klaverns in the Invisible Empire through legal means. This still-born coup was the impeachment of President Clinton. Regardless, that which was feared most should Dole have won, the pardoning of Klan terrorism by the executive branch, still happened when Clinton realized he was about to be impeached.
The Klan had deftly used the massacre at Waco to recruit followers in the schools, prisons, army, navy, everywhere...and it worked. The recruitment worked so well they gathered enough followers to go national; and to create the greatest arson attack against black churches in US history. Militias popped up in almost every state.
Pete Wilson, the governor of America's largest state, California, became the Aryan Nation Hero of the Year in 1995. Publicly, he refused the dubious honor, but privately he gladly accepted their money when campaigning for president in 1996, on an anti-immigration platform geared for the cross-burning demographic.
Rally 'round the Stars and Bars
At the time, the Klan's Invisible Empire was still hoping to incite a race war by using the banner of Waco and white separatist Randy Weaver. The Klan's terrorism between 1979 and now remains well-documented by the FBI, ATF, and even CIA but was virtually ignored by the media. Why? Because we still have high ranking leaders in
both parties who were members of the Ku Klux Klan, ex-Klansmen who would like to stay in office and do it be refusing to designate the Ku Klux Klan as a
terrorist organization.
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In 1995, the Klan, having united with the international neo-Nazi movement since the late 70s, actually had cells in US army bases in Germany, making the Aryan Nation and Klan virtually one and the same. Under Gingrich's wink and nod, 1994 was a time when the Republicans let a Klan leader, David Duke, use their banner to openly run for Congress in Louisiana. News assets friendly to
the extreme-right promulgated Confederate flag controversies that erupted in the south, and these were by design. They claimed it was about culture and heritage, but the real reason was psychology, i.e.
social conditioning.
For the South, the message was clear. This was the flag they were fighting for. The deliberate polarization implied the federals were the enemy, and that enemy was to be associated to the flag it flew: the Stars and Stripes. When the KKK or Aryan Nation rallied through main streets across the USA with the Confederate flag, it was a not-too-subtle suggestion that these Klansmen were not terrorists but "patriots" and were maligned by the "liberal media".
Media assets (particularly well-known
print, television and radio personalities) literally became the third
party that pitted Americans against each other. In fact syndicated columnist Pat
Buchanan, one of these media assets, actually ran for president in 1996
and 2000 on a platform that was the Klan's wet dream. And more than anyone, Buchanan jumped on the Confederate
flag controversy, hoping to tap into the angry white vote. In doing so,
Buchanan proved beyond any reasonable doubt that the divisive
Confederate flag controversy was media driven and exacerbated.
The
broadcast media thus programmed a subliminal association of war flags and their respective bearers:
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Many Southerners now saw the Confederate flag, once
a neutral association, as a sovereign flag apart from, and equal to,
the US Stars and Stripes. This was precisely the same status of the
Confederate flag during the Civil War.
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For better or worse, Southerners and
the Klan were on the same team now, since their "cultural heritage" was
"under attack" (these were Buchanan's own terms and they
caught on like wildfire). This bought the Klan added legitimacy as
right-wing news assets pitted brother against brother, North against
South, in the hyped
flag controversy.
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At a subliminal level, many also
saw the American Stars and Stripes as an enemy flag,
a symbol of occupation.
And they couldn't avoid doing it, there was a time in
the deep South when it
was just that. This was the flag of
the Federals, and the people they had now risen up against to "protect
their heritage"
Can a flag controversy
really bring a nation to war? The precedent was there just about
ten years
earlier, as this video should illustrate.
The Two-Pronged Attack on Minority
Schooling: keep them dumb and keep them out
In addition to this,
western states began efforts to bring legitimacy to Klan ideology, e.g.
racial purity was at stake and segregation was the best solution. It was
then the anti-immigrant movement exploded in California under Pete Wilson.
The governor championed Prop. 187, a measure to bar immigrant children from schools and health
care. (It was later declared unconstitutional). Wilson's attack on affirmative action, which also begin in California soon afterwards,
was more successful, and it spread. It was targeted mainly at blacks; the
underlying message being that immigrants and blacks are victimizing whites and thus unworthy of equal status or protections under the law.
Both 187 and 209 (the attack on
affirmative action), were focused mostly on schooling: the former on primary and secondary education, the latter on college education. The most insidious aspect of these measures was their attempt not just widen the gap between the upper class and poor, but to create a second class citizen with no higher education or in the case of immigrants, no primary or secondary schooling at all.
The medium through which
most of this propaganda was channeled was talk radio, but TV chimed in when Rush Limbaugh got his own show, and the era "white victimization" began. Indeed, whites were being victimized and taken advantage of.
The gut instinct was right on the money, but the true antagonist was
not. They were victimized by leaders manipulating them by their basest instincts, hate and fear, that they might suspend better judgment and act against their own interests.
Don't underestimate talk radio...
radio,
not to mention television, is a very powerful propaganda tool.
Around the same time this was happening, at the Atlanta headquarters of CNN, an
army psychological operations unit from Fort Bragg had been hired to assist in programming. To this day, little is known about the specific role they had at CNN, other than they shouldn't have been there;
we were not at war. What is also known is that the Confederate flag's national spotlight began here.
Remember the nationwide Klan-led militia movements, and the motives behind the attempt to bring prestige and honor to the Confederate flag becomes quite clear. All of these scattered militias needed a unifying flag to rally under, and it was the Confederate flag.
Using militias to indoctrinate Americans, the Klan could remind skeptical recruits they were a force to be reckoned with, even then. They could point to recent Supreme Court Judges who were Klan leaders, such as
Chief Justice Earl Warren and Hugo Black. They could point to
Klan atrocities that were either blamed on a "lone nut" or simply ignored by crooked local law enforcement officials unwilling to arrest their own and be labeled a "race traitor". At the national level, they could point to
governors,
senators and congressmen who were tacitly sympathetic to the Klan and its nascent militia movement; men who quietly appointed likeminded brethren to hobble or control critical law enforcement agencies. These newly compromised agencies, both federal and local, turned a blind eye to everything that pointed to the Klan or its umbrella groups, particularly in OKC. Consistently, and to this day, these compromised agencies mischaracterize every large scale terrorist operation involving the
Klan's international cabal as an isolated aberration of "splinter cells" not tied to the Klan, or done by one or two people acting on their own.
Stop for a minute and think about that...
It was the equivalent of saying all the suicide bombers to hit Israel were isolated "lone nuts" with no ties to the PLO or Hamas, acting on their own accord.
A good example of this aforementioned subversion of federal law enforcement is Democratic Sen.
Robert Byrd, of W. Virginia, who was a Klan recruiter. He illustrates the sobering reality that even the Democrats won't purge its own of "ex-Klansmen" whom are afraid to confront the magnitude of unaddressed Klan terrorism because it might reflect badly on them. As for the Republicans, as late as 2002, they were still giving parties for the Klan's most revered standard-bearer,
Sen. Strom Thurmond.
Byrd is mentioned here because he is, in fact, the most dangerous face of the Klan. The most dangerous face of the Klan is not the angry, monosyllabic redneck hiding under a hood, but the polished and kindly gentleman that "found God" and the error of his ways. But the apostle Paul he is not. No scales fell from Byrd's eyes after seeing Jesus. He didn't attack the Klan from within, warn Americans, or resign so that an uncompromised candidate could replace him. He just found God and walked away. Moreover, Byrd is a man with enough legal training to argue his way into staying in office despite the 14th amendment which was written, and ratified in 1868, to explicitly to bar former Klansmen from holding office.
"No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress...who, having previously taken an oath...to support the Constitution of the United States, engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof..."
14th Amendment, US Constitution
Covering up Klan involvement in Oklahoma City sounds like giving aid and comfort to the enemies of US Constitution. But I guess that's just me. Despite this, Byrd and his ilk in both parties have reason to be smug. The Supreme Court won't touch them, a matter which will be discussed presently.
In 1996, for those of you with a short memory, the entire nation went through a period of
church arsons unparalleled in US history. The Klan made no secret it was divided against
some uppity ex-members still in power in DC, such as
Sen. Robert Byrd or Fritz "Sen. Disney" Hollings. They were divided, but the rift wasn't enough to destroy the immunity Klan terrorists had enjoyed since 1939, when
Hugo Black became the first Klansman to become
Supreme Court Justice.
The obvious was covered up, many in the the
Klan gleefully boasted of downing Flight 800, yet the unproven "mechanical failure theory" was promulgated as gospel by unethical, partisan news assets. Eventually, the lie was repeated often to be believed. Just remember though, that not once has CNN, ABC, PBS, NBC, FOX, CBS, etc. ever disclosed this simple glaring fact:
The so-called "mechanical failure theory" has never been duplicated in any controlled environment. EVER. For the first time in history, the NTSB offered a crash theory they had not first duplicated in experiments. They tried, to be sure, but the fuel vapors proved too rich to ignite! (More on these tests coming soon.)
Now, one thing that has been duplicated in a controlled environment many times, particularly one night over Long Island in July of 1996, is the
downing a plane with a stinger missile. If you believe the NTSB, however, there is no evidence that a missile designed to blow up plane could do just that. They insure us that anyone who believes such a missile can down a plane is a conspiracy nut "showing off" their mastery of high school physics. Anyone who believes in such "fantasies" as self-interest and political corruption influencing NTSB appointments and findings remains unwelcome in the debate, even if he was a former NTSB official willing to testify under oath.
Fast-forward to 9-11. The consequence of the NTSB whitewash was that nothing was done to
protect airliners from relatively cheap Stinger missiles,
and because any leads connecting white supremacists with middle-eastern
terrorists were systematically ignored, a critical intelligence source
was lost. Even back in 1997, before the Columbine massacre, junior Klan
members Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold discussed
using planes to attack New York City.
By the time 9-11 came along, Americans paid the ultimate price for the criminal negligence and deception of self-serving cabalists in the Republican and Democratic parties. The hijackers, as it turned out, were a little more ambitious than Klebold and Harris
when they hit the Pentagon and NYC. They wanted to bite the nose off America to spite us, and did it.
Had the Clinton Administration and even just a few Republicans chose honesty and nation above elitist cabal and self-interest, had they risked losing a few sacred cows in a DC purge of compromised Klan sympathizers and former members, 9-11
might have still happened. At least we'd have been prepared, however, and could have struck a massive blow to an Klan/Aryan Fifth column that is always a threat, since it remains willing to take any middle-eastern money to finance their sputtering little separatist race war.
The Clinton Impeachment: Lott and Gingrich's Failed Neo-Confederate Coup
This, then, is why the obvious missile attack in TWA Flight 800 was covered-up. You had elitist
cabalist advisors in the Clinton cabinet like Clarke, who were more interested in preserving the status quo than preserving national security. Moreover, back then the Senate was controlled by Trent Lott, a prominent Klan sympathizer who risked losing his seat should the present Klan influence in Washington DC come to light. Likewise, the House was then controlled by Newt Gingrich, a
33rd degree Scottish Rite grand poobah that knew he'd also get the boot if Klan involvement in
domestic terrorism since 1963 was fully exposed; when questions regarding Confederate Gen.
Albert Pike, who lies in a honored crypt at the Scottish Rite's DC temple headquarters, began hitting the mainstream media.
After Flight 800, to appease the more violent faction of the Klan's nascent militia movement, Lott and Gingrich put their heads together, and decided to impeach Clinton. But all they had was Monica Lewinsky and a deflowered cigar.
If you think the secret impeachment hearings and all that trouble were merely for a presidential blowjob, you've missed the forest for the jizz spattered Lewinsky tree. Perhaps it all boiled down to one word:
treason, and who was guilty of indulging in the most of it. Perhaps some believed the Klan was actually patriotic because it brought attention to the injustice of the Waco massacre, and ultimately the Klan was an innocent social club provoked into action by Clinton's massacre in Waco and the cover-up no one ever bought.
Perhaps others reminded these Templar Klan apologists that burning churches,
taking money from Saddam to fund militia groups, killing
women and children in OKC, and inciting a separatist movement/race war was also treason.
But surely one other group must have won out in those secret impeachment meetings. Maybe it was a group that included Richard Clarke, a group which decided, perhaps, to suggest the following: "Wait a minute, let's not tell anyone about the Klan's involvement because we'll all burn for it...let's settle this matter in secret." And this they did.
The Flight 800 papers,
OKC papers? most are still sealed. As are the majority of the files on the church burnings and Columbine. Do you see the pattern here? Any terrorist act that points to the Klan or associated white supremacist activity was immediately quarantined and suppressed.
And neither party, out of plain human decency or concern for the nation's safety, is about to unseal the documents that condemn them all.
The Bottom Line: The KKK is Actually More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda
Until the Klan itself is recognized for what is is, an organized terrorist establishment, they control your Bill of Rights- period.
Al Qaeda doesn't write, interpret or enforce your laws, but "reformed" Klansmen in both parties do; even as practicing Klansmen nationwide have tacitly organized and carried out brutal attacks against Americans with virtual immunity. These oath-bound "ex-Klansmen" couldn't do this without friends in the media...FOX, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, etc. This is why both parties pander to the entertainment industry, which controls the news outlets. Knowledge is power, and keeping you misinformed is keeping you powerless.
Al Qaeda had no influence in the
drafting of the Patriot Act. "Reformed" Klansmen did, which may help
explain why the KKK isn't categorized as a terrorist group.
Moreover, the sweeping powers of Patriot Act are now in the hands of the FBI, which as the evidence above suggests, is itself compromised by Klan sympathizers both inside the bureau, and sympathizers in Washington DC. Same goes for the CIA.
If a Klansman or Klan cells therein, under the color of law, can use this act to detain you in secret without charges or access to a lawyer, we have effetely lost everything we won in the Civil War itself.
Also, the 4th amendment protection against
unreasonable search and seizure is now gone. Under Section 505 of the Patriot Act,
e.g., the FBI has the secret power to obtain, without court oversight or need to show any evidence of criminal activity, highly personal information from practically any business,
such as travel agencies and credit bureaus. Section 215 dramatically expands the the use of secret "national security letters" that allow the FBI to get your personal records without judicial oversight.
Ultimately, those who render the
Constitution meaningless will have a hard time convincing anyone
that doing so does not aid and abet the
enemies of the same. You
cannot protect the Bill of Rights by taking them away, and anyone
who believes it possible is, well, a tard.
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