The NSA knows everything... Of the Politicians, Judges, Bankers, Military, they know who are the pedophiles, the embezzlers, having affairs, taking bribes. Let it sink in how much power this represents, with no accountability to anyone.
430 2013-06-11 by [deleted]
How did it get this bad?
First there was Operation Paperclip where the CIA absorbed the Nazi eastern front intelligence unit, employing over 100 officers who had previously been an officer in the SS or Gestapo. This is hugely significant considering the relatively small size of the CIA at the time.
The Nazis had learned about the effectiveness of false flags to manipulate the public and began organizing a system of stay-behind paramilitary units in every NATO country and some beyond in a project known as Operation Gladio. False flags would be used for decades to create fear, marginalize leftist groups, and justify rigid authoritarianism throughout Europe and throughout the Cold War.
The CIA immediately began putting the Nazi research on propaganda into use, with Operation Mockingbird. It was a resounding success, and public opinion has been deliberately manipulated ever since.
The CIA would continue the research of the suggestibility of humans and how to manipulate them with MK Ultra.
The five decades after the cold war was a constant stream of American abuses of power and simultaneous propaganda of 'defending freedom and democracy' abroad. The entirely opposite is true. The CIA was involved with 30 coups of government, nearly every one to prop up an authoritarian government that would protect capitalism. The enemy of the Soviet Union would be an excuse to constantly militarize and pump nationalism into the populace.
The Vietnam war is a case study in american abuse of power, the control of the military industrial complex over the media, and domestic campaigns such as COINTELPRO and Operation Chaos to silence or marginalize any dissent.
Iran/Contra was a case study in the existence of a shadow government above the law and without checks and balances, and also in the slumber of the public.
When the cold war ended, they needed to find a new enemy. Operation Gladio was so successful that a new, massive false flag plan was hatched.
Immediately after 9/11, George Bush signed off on a state of emergency, which activated the continuity of government, that is still to this day in effect. The rule of law was officially dead, the American people more nationalistic than ever, and the military industrial complex grew by trillions.
The shadow government that had been developing this whole time knew the people would figure out the whole gig. They have no intention of giving it up. So they have been militarizing the domestic police for a couple decades, and developed the Department of Homeland Security into the massive behemoth that it is today. The capabilities of the NSA were turned against the populace to identify political dissidents.
Once the public wakes up, which is happening right now, they will try to use these institutions against us. It is our duty, each and every one of us, to help wake up the population. The power of these institutions is not absolute. They still rely on your average American to do their bidding. They will not be able to get the Average Joe to shoot on citizens or round up dissidents for FEMA camps if there is a nationwide awakening and we take responsible steps to remove the psychopaths from power.
he most important thing is to get people to understand that what is happening right now is not partisan politics. They will try to turn us against each other but we are all in this together.
Today, take action to make a positive difference.
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20 LordoftheGodKings 2013-06-11
I just got called a "fucking moron" on this subreddit for hinting at what you've done a very thorough job of mapping out with references. Thank you for this very informative outline.
12 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
People like to come on this subreddit to cause trouble because they don't like things that conflict with their world view.
Funny how nothing I linked to is a conspiracy theory. They are all documented historical events.
Edit: Added theory , because they are conspiracies. History is one conspiracy after another.
3 no1113 2013-06-11
They're reacting aggressively to the cognitive dissonance and the fear that a lot of this information instills in them.
2 [deleted] 2013-06-11
Try to forgive those people... I think most of them mean well, they are just afraid of what it means if they are to believe it. It definitely shatters their reality of right and wrong and justice in the world, which not everyone has had the life experiences to already experience.
1 [deleted] 2013-06-11
The people that called you a fucking moron are Feinstein asslickers. I wouldn't take what they say seriously.
11 Doctor_Brain-Wave 2013-06-11
You're pretty spot on with one exception:
The foreign (UN) troops that will shoot American resistance and round up dissidents are already in the country.
24 I_go_ATM 2013-06-11
I am in the military and I will die before I shoot U.S. citizens and you can take that to the bank. Don't give a fuck who reads this.
6 LordoftheGodKings 2013-06-11
I do think the service branches of the military will fracture if it comes to armed revolt, but I know with certainty that DHS will be killing Americans with wild abandon. Also there is a hypothesis floating that before revolt occurs the government will absolve itself, form an American Union with Canada and Mexico, and it will be foreign militaries doing the dirty business of killing US civilians on US soil.
3 smokeyrobot 2013-06-11
Then God have mercy on them because there are a whole lot of weapons in this country and every time I look at the ammo cabinets at Wal-Mart they are empty.
If you think this is the end-game scenario, the foreign militaries don't have a chance. Especially when our service members (current and former) get in on this. I have no doubt there are patriots who uphold their oath of defense to the American people amongst the military.
8 LordoftheGodKings 2013-06-11
That's why I feel this whole gun control thing is scary. I believe these recent shootings are false-flag, and will continue, until Americans demand gun control. Then the armed population defense goes kaput.
5 I_go_ATM 2013-06-11
We defend the constitution from enemies foreign and domestic. foreign....and domestic. Take the time to train us and then send another country to fight against an armed revolt inside the U.S. See how that works out for you. smokeyrobot you're correct. The ammo is all gone... and I know who has it. The vary people who defend the constitution. Bring it on fuckers.
1 LordoftheGodKings 2013-06-11
Isn't the Federal government buying up a large amount of ammo. If they have it all then when you need some you'll have to go and ask them for it.
5 LordoftheGodKings 2013-06-11
There is a group here in Lexington MA called the oath keepers, all former service men, police, and firemen. They've sworn to uphold constitutionality and not bear arms against civilians. They are also officially identified by the government as a terrorist organization. That breaks my heart right there. You know when the hammer drops they'll come round up people like that, like you, and like me, in the dark night.
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1 ronintetsuro 2013-06-11
The Government has been classifying donestic groups that put the needs of citizens first as terrorists for years.
Best example? The Black Panthers.
4 [deleted] 2013-06-11
My hero.
3 Coach_Louis 2013-06-11
Fight on brother
1 [deleted] 2013-06-11
I vaguely remember being told that a soldier's (or whathaveyou) first and foremost duty is to the citizens. The people, above all else, are to be protected.
5 doobyscoob 2013-06-11
God help the shadow government if they use foreign troops to kill but even one American.
God help the American government is any protestors start getting shot.
Long live the duopoly! Long live the NSA kings!
8 Bnott 2013-06-11
ummm. The American government has a history of shooting unarmed and killing protesters. They have done this in the past with little consequences and that was when Americans were alittle more awake. Now, they can kill protestors left and right Americans won't give shit. The government just has to label them as "terrorists" which they have already done. So their fate is sealed already. We have pre-oked all the conditions for the government to commit a massacre against protestors or any minor "civil disturbances". Now Just wait for it. Thanks to PRISM data mining program, they could find them, kill them and disappear them and we would not even know about it. We have an Uber police state that can intercept your communication before you finish typing or uttering them. Welcome to Hell.
6 moparornocar 2013-06-11
Kent state is a great example of that.
5 [deleted] 2013-06-11
So were the Wobblies back in the early part of the labor organization.
2 moparornocar 2013-06-11
Was that the pinkerton incident?
1 [deleted] 2013-06-11
Somewhat, Pinkerton would identify the leaders. Hired killers did the rest. Business during that time operated more honestly, you knew if you stood up against them you were asking for hell.
1 moparornocar 2013-06-11
I somewhat remember learning about the labor strike(?), where they ended up shooting a killing a few workers.
2 [deleted] 2013-06-11
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haymarket_riot
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everett_massacre
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_Massacre_%28Washington%29
3 moparornocar 2013-06-11
Awesome, thanks for the links.
1 [deleted] 2013-06-11
That is just a few. Our 8 hour work day was paid in blood.
Remember that the next time your boss tries to exploit extra work out of you.
2 moparornocar 2013-06-11
Def paid a lot more than we have to today.
2 [deleted] 2013-06-11
I think it has been long overdue for the American working man to get reattached to his roots.
1 doobyscoob 2013-06-11
So make your politicians beholden to no force or private faction, did Madison not tell you this in federalist 10?
If you can give 40,000,000 to Elizabeth Warren to guarantee she is beholden to no force of usurpation, then you can do the same around the country.
Yes it will cost a substantial amount of human, political and economic capital to take back your country from three organs of government [and their hangers on], all hell bent on perpetuating their stagnant bureaucracy at any cost, but it has been done and it can be done.
PAC monies only go so far when the entire country has a stake in a race; turn state level politics into a national call for stopping the forces of faction and you have remedied that disease of anonymous and unlimited campaign financing so malignantly entrenched in the American electoral system. Spread the message of the Federalists with regards the disease of faction and the Bull-Moose with regards economic collusion to promulgate fledgling industries on the back of the taxpayer and the people will donate.
Awareness raising about the structural powers of veiled rule which exist in the Republic is good, but implementing a stagey for making lawmakers beholden to their constituents once again is the only natural progression of the rising progressive movement in America, and to do will require $40,000,000 with 80% of donations under 50 dollars (and 60% from out of state) again, and again, and again ad nasuem; so long as advanced industry exists then so too must 80,000,000 senate races in which apathy and a victory for usurpation are but one in the same.
And yes, some may suggest that we could pass a 28th amendment which would eradicate corporate standing in electoral politics by mandating public financing of election; but to that I say such a remedy comes only when the disease is already near remission; for if you have the senators necessary to pass such legislation then the need for large scale progressive capital is trounced by the organized efficiency of progressive leadership.
So fret not for the state of the Republic, for it is strong; but be weary that the remedy for our most malignant disease comes not from an ever accepting, while no doubt stringent and erudite, condemnation of the structural powers by that be, but rather from a never ending monetary fight to preserve the Republican charter of the now existing American democratic ethos.
Failing this monetary remedy, the disease of faction will continue to spread, as if a conflagration, until the oxygen, the living and breathing force of our most precious organs of government, is eternally exhausted.
10 Bnott 2013-06-11
If bribing is the game you are willing to play then you will lose. Our opponents, the enemy makes money. How can you compete in a bribing scheme with money against the Machine that prints money? You will lose. It can print infinite money and control and access to the distribution of that money.
The answer against tyranny is the collective will of the people to stop it. Until every last American is suffocated by tyranny,until they have nothing to lose, they will not standup to the Machine. That is just reality. and this will be the exact threshold needed to defeat this tyranny. This is the law of the Universe. No great evil, power can persist without the equal failure of the opposite power and good energy. The universal energies always tend to go towards balance. People just need the WILL to power that energy.
1 doobyscoob 2013-06-11
Now that is a force I can get behind. Thanks for ending my bribery ambitions; I did indeed have a feeling there existed a reason for why such a strategy would not work.
But this energy of which you speak is indeed more powerful than money indeed; the question remains to be setteled as to the effective possabilty of rechanneling past sentiments and virtue, but I am open to the idea as I have felt the power of this enegry myself.
3 Bnott 2013-06-11
This law of the universe cannot be violated. Great kingdoms, and civilizations have ended to defeat great tyranny. Forces of the universe must always come to balance. The Will to power such an energy comes from awareness.You can't oppose that which you cannot conceive as being before you. This is the problem facing American collective Will. All Alarms that signal intrusion of freedom are ringing around them for years now, but they cannot see what and who is the intruder. They think,"it is nothing" and go back to sleep. But this intruder has been inside for so long that it is part of the system. And when they finally figure out that their system is the intruder itself, and actively attacking them from the inside , then can they take action. They will have to destroy the entire system to expel the intruder. This is the WILL required to defeat this Tyranny in America. The American system must end, to save Americans from it.
1 ronintetsuro 2013-06-11
And that will is actively sapped by the glowing screens all around us, injecting propaganda and apathy 24 hours a day.
The first step to Revolution is to "NEVER watch Television!"
1 TheWiredWorld 2013-06-11
I call a mistake on both of tour stances. This "the average Joe will be good" bullshit needs to stop. People need to stop kidding themselves. You know how many people the government employs, not even including the more shadowy agencies? Well including them, you don't think there's a whole shit ton of average Joes in there?
1 kahirsch 2013-06-11
The American military is 20 times the size of the entire UN military and police force. They only have 92,000 people all together (source - pdf). Their troops are pathetically equipped compared to American troops and most of them have little training. They have little in the way of air power or artillery.
I'm sure there are some UN troops that come to the US for training from time to time, but I would be highly surprised if there were even 500 in the country at any one time.
1 tsaf325 2013-06-11
Oh ya and who might they be? Where are the foreign troops that are supposedly invading?
1 keen77 2013-06-11
source?
1 ronintetsuro 2013-06-11
Operation Gladio
This time, it's personal. Summer 2013.
10 RiddiotsSurroundMe 2013-06-11
they have had this power for decades. Let that sink in. in fact let's blame the NSA for all intelligence failures. Like 9-11.
5 Amos_Quito 2013-06-11
I'm not so sure that 9-11 was an "intelligence failure" - at least not from the NSA's perspective.
Means to an end?
Maybe.
1 RiddiotsSurroundMe 2013-06-11
I agree whole heartily. But now, the discussion of what really went down on 9-11 can be discussed without being dismissed as a tin-foil hat conspiracy theorist.
2 ronintetsuro 2013-06-11
I hope so. But 9/11 is the rosetta store for the public face of the coup against our government. I think The Powers That Were will continue to try to interfere with public discourse about the topic.
4 Dangst 2013-06-11
Well I think there's a lot of personal manipulation of high government officials. Blackmail. J. Edgar Hoover all over again...
2 RiddiotsSurroundMe 2013-06-11
definitely in the realm of possibility.
1 Dangst 2013-06-11
Who would investigate that? I think it sounds worthy.
8 yellowsnow2 2013-06-11
The title says it all. They have dirt on all the dirty politicians. They can all be pressured/blackmailed to do their bidding.
5 opendoor125 2013-06-11
I often wondered when popular politicians suddenly left office (or died in a plane crash) if it was because they had a secret that they didn't want exposed. We need to accept that politicians will make mistakes and if they are good leaders we need to forgive and forget. The OPost makes me want to cry because I know it is true.
3 mtwestbr 2013-06-11
Are there not politicians, bankers, etc that are part of this unaccountable shadow government? I can get the "JFK effect" on those that break ranks, but assume that there must be plenty of loyalists and true believers also.
5 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
Maybe they are only let in because they can be controlled by their vices.
2 [deleted] 2013-06-11
Eyes Wide Shut stuff then?
3 Tdhg 2013-06-11
J Edgar Hoovers wet dream.
2 lurchpop 2013-06-11
Applebaum calls
James ClapperGeneral Keith Alexander the most powerful man in the world. edit: name confusion2 redditisrealterrible 2013-06-11
He's calls General Alexander the most powerful man in the world, not Clapper.
2 Air_Puffed_Sugar 2013-06-11
If the NSA knows so much, and surely tons of people talk about illegal activities on the internet, why don't they act on it?
3 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
They only care about powerful people. And they are acting on it, right now. Extorting every politician with a vice, a secret past.
How do you think they have been granting themselves additional power repeatedly without any interference from politicians who actually care about their citizens?
2 ibanguchick 2013-06-11
I usualy dont coment on links but this one is worth reading ..thanks
2 ginfish 2013-06-11
I'm in Canada and this is creepy to me... Avid gamer also and turned away from the next Xbox because of the whole kinect thing (and the DRM/Always online bs).
This is awkward times we live in. I really don't want to be watched, monitored on my every move, recorded on my every sound... ugh...
2 ayenon 2013-06-11
Since the government knows everything, don't they have a duty to act? And by not acting, would there not be some legal precedence that could be used to make them accessories? Well, I guess laws aren't really being followed any longer anyway since this is clearly a violation of our constitutional rights. Oh well. Back to the TV. See ya.
1 Cat-Hax 2013-06-11
Yep but I don't want to die so what can I do about it
1 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
Start with informing people. Be as concise, clear, and non-confrontational about it. Do your research so you can respond to any rebuttal. Once the numbers are strong enough we can consider the next step to take.
1 near_the_end 2013-06-11
FUNNY PEOPLE!! All those in this thread repeating how some pathetic ex-service man will defend them from the government. 19th century guns vs. 21 century drones... Drones that are not much different than laptops and tablets and can be mass produced in millions of copies on the Pentagon 1+ trillion $ annual budget. Capable of reaching any point in US in 3 min. And they only need to kill one person in ten thousand, if that. The rest of the people are just born slaves, take away their leaders and you can do whatever you like with the sheeple.
1 Malachhamavet 2013-06-11
Facebook knows more
1 Ferrofluid 2013-06-11
those that know the dirt, hold the puppet strings.
0 sextagrammaton 2013-06-11
Having data does not necessarily mean having information.
1 Lord_NShYH 2013-06-11
Information is the coordination of data. Data fuels the flow of information.
0 sextagrammaton 2013-06-11
Agreed (though not sure what "coordination of data" means) but has no bearing on what I stated.
1 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
It is all stored, and having dirt on someone powerful is just a few clicks away
1 Lord_NShYH 2013-06-11
Information is the coordination of data. Data fuels the flow of information.
0 sextagrammaton 2013-06-11
Agreed (though not sure what "coordination of data" means) but has no bearing on what I stated.
1 Three_Letter_Agency 2013-06-11
It is all stored, and having dirt on someone powerful is just a few clicks away