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9/11

The Opportunity for Fascism or Freedom

"Democratic ideals will wither away under the pressures of a state of perpetual war, increased propaganda, seriously eroded constitutional rights, and an aggressive executive branch. America will cease to resemble the country outlined in the Constitution of 1787unless the people commit to a 'revolutionary rehabilitation of American democracy'” -- Chalmers Johnson 

The following is from Kevin Barrett, co-founder of www.mujca.com (Ref: www.mujca.com/masterplan.htm)   

A brilliant response from a friend and colleague, Greg Ziegler PhD, to my earlier post, “A Note from Prof. Steven Jones” [Greg is a former US Military Intel officer and retired professor]. I would urge you to pass this on... 
 

Of course the guilty would love to say that we will never get to the bottom of the issue. By now, the theoretical case has in effect been settled. Silverstein admitted blowing up WTC7, no evidence of a 757 at the Pentagon has been forthcoming, etc.  
 

The real attitude of the perps (one who perpetrates a crime) could best be paraphrased as follows:  
 

 "You have no power. As far as we are concerned, we can keep debating for ever. We can even have annual conspiracy conventions on 9/11, with a host of speakers. To use a Russian expression, the dogs may bark as the train roars along. You are the dogs, and we are the train. Keep whining. We will keep on declaring ourselves unconvinced. We still own the TV, we still own the military, and you can chatter on the internet all you want as you fade into ineffectual obscurity." 
 

That is the essence of their real position.  
 

My attitude [and our attitude, in my opinion] is this:  
 

"You have wrecked the economy. Enron is merely a symptom of a looted nation, including 2.6 trillion missing from the Pentagon, an uncontrollable trade deficit, a crashing domestic automotive industry, etc. You are facing military exhaustion, as your megalomaniacal schemes for world domination are collapsing because of overpriced weaponry and a disappearing base of military manpower. We can and will wait until economic collapse and military exhaustion set in. At that time, you will have no power. The arrests, interrogations, and trials will take place. There will be no further debate. The issue will be settled by evidence in criminal judicial proceedings, as they were when your colleagues in Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan ran out of power to bully dissent." 
 

This is not a matter of truth, but power. As long as the perps cling onto the power they value (TV and the military) they feel they can safely pretend to be unconvinced by even the most overwhelming arguments. Only when their power collapses will the weight of the arguments be acknowledged.  
 

Remember, even Galileo was forced to recant his view that the earth revolves around the Sun. Only when the Thirty Years War was over, in 1648, could a sizeable portion of the population of Europe defy the ecclesiastical power structure to recognize the cogency of Galileo's truths. If Galileo himself had to undergo the humiliation of an actual recantation, who are we to complain that the perps, naturally enough, claim that we will never resolve the issue?  
 

Galileo won. So will we. But only when the power of the perps is broken. 

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“We are free today substantially, but the day will come when our Republic will be an impossibility. It will be an impossibility because wealth will be concentrated in the hands of a few”  -- James Madison

“Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people” -- Theodore Roosevelt

“We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.” Dwight D. Eisenhower

“If tyranny and oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy” -- James Madison