Secret Interests: US, NWO and UN
Ted Lang
The term "special interests" has been used so redundantly by both sides of our big government single political party that the term has lost any of the meaning it once had. It’s a stupid term anyway; our government has always been commandeered and taken over by "special interests." That’s how our system was designed to work. It was the intent of the Founders to control government by a rule of law that would preclude special interests from doing harm to people’s individual freedom. And they knew it was the business of religion and each individual’s faith in God and Jesus Christ that would control men. It is for this reason that George Washington offered that a godless nation would be a doomed nation.
President George Bush continuously reminds US that he believes in God. In fact, he’s made it quite plain that he’s launched his war on terror in the name of God, and has done so to stamp out "evildoers." We have all come to learn that our president is a liar! That’s not a very comfortable position for the most powerful nation on Earth to be in. When does a proven liar stop lying and tell the truth? Does a liar always lie, or lie sometimes, or only when he’s trying to fool US? And when is that? Is it when he’s trying to protect US, or when he’s trying to protect himself? When does a truly just, God-fearing nation need to be lied to? When does a free and open society need to be lied to, and have its government go into hiding and become completely secret?
When Bush "stood up to" France and Germany at the time of those confrontational exchanges at the United Nations, simple-minded Americans sided with George Bush and displayed an US-versus-them mentality. It translated to this simplified interpretation: France and Germany support the terrorists "and what they did to us on 9-11," and won’t help US in our just cause to do the right thing and to bring those alien nations to justice. And when at each step along the way to that illegal, unconstitutional war, President Bush uttered battle cries citing "facts," "truth" and "justice," each one of these points has eventually been resoundingly refuted.
There were no weapons of mass destruction, and even if now miraculously found, will in all likelihood be the result of a creative effort on the part of Bush’s CIA spooks planting evidence. The WMD were not readily deployable, and no evidence of delivery systems was found either. There were no extensive caches of biological or chemical agents. And the US relying on a completely unstable report from British Intelligence concerning Niger yellowcake also proved false, yet George Bush used it in his State of the Union message to Congress and the people.
"Are you saying, sir, that the President of the United States of America lied?!" boomed talk radio’s fastest rising star, New York City ABC Radio’s Sean Hannity, demanding a response from a Democrat Congressman that had the misfortune of being on his show. "Are you saying that our president is lying?" Of course, the Congressman is a politician, and a product of our single big government Democrat-Republican Party, so he’s not going to respond honestly thereby confirming the dishonesty of one of his own kind. So I will: Yes Mr. Hannity, the President of the United States of America was lying!
How sorry I felt for simple Sean, when he became elated over how Bush "stood up to" France, Germany and even the entire United Nations, and showed them all how tough and just America is! Sean Hannity was proud! And Sean Hannity was angry! "We should get out of the UN, now!" he boomed. How deliciously simple.
Yes, President George Bush lied, and no Sean, the corrupt politicians of our single big government monopoly party have absolutely no intentions whatsoever of getting US out of the UN. Our corrupt rulers and keepers in the District of Criminals need the UN to help conflate US into the New World Order, understand Sean? There must be some kind of a world federation, similar to the one that legitimizes the fraud of televised "professional" wrestling, to which the American people can be led to ease their transformation into slavery. How badly I felt for Sean, who just doesn’t know any better. Rush on the other hand does, but dismisses the obvious because "he doesn’t believe in conspiracy theories." Hmmmmm. I wonder if he does now. |
