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12-16-2007 12:56 AM1148 views
righthand says:
CIA. "It is fair to say that this $50 billion a year a intelligence organization, supposedly the most competent in the world, was amazingly unaware of the plans or derelict in delivering intelligence. It is fair to say the CIA was guilty of neglect, incompetence and/or active participation with the government and all the usual suspects in coordinating an effort to create 9/11. This in order to bring about a coup of our “democratic” government. As a result, this same cadre declared war on Afghanistan, part of their larger "War on Terror," only days later, without any further investigation to determine “whodunit,” railroading a fearful Congress into agreement."
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12-16-2007 4:03 AM
thisnamecantbetaken
Sept 11th, 1609:
Explorer Henry Hutton sailed into New York Harbour and discovered Manhattan Island.

Sept 11th, 1777:
The Stars and Stripes were carried for the first time into battle.

Sept 11th, 1941:
The Pentagon ground breaking ceremony took place at Arlington, VA.

Sept 11th, 1990:
President Bush introduces the US and the world, to the term the NEW WORLD ORDER in his speech to Congress.

12-16-2007 4:25 AM
thisnamecantbetaken
And ironically:

Sept 11, 2001:
UN's International Day of Peace - "On this International Day of Peace, let us dare to imagine a world free of conflict and violence." (Kofi Annan, earlier in the day, Sept. 11, 2001; UN Press Release.)
12-16-2007 4:36 AM
thisnamecantbetaken
Sept. 11, 1948:
"Death of Jinnah, founding father of Pakistan."
Mohammed Ali Jinnah, also called QA`ID-E A'ZAM (Arabic: 'The Great Leader')

"Sept. 11 has since been celebrated in Pakistan as Jinnah Day, a secular holiday. There is an apparent connection between the Pakistani intelligence agency, ISI, and Mohamed Atta, the presumed lead hijacker of the Sept. 11 attacks"

There's more on the date Sept 11th here.
12-16-2007 6:51 AM
mugofcoffee
Hi righthand!
where are your beautiful pictures of nature et all!
12-16-2007 7:33 AM
righthand
These 'coincidences' of 9/11 are new to me. There is more in the article. I do know that the CIA chose the date of the Chilean coup. Did they have a input/choice in the 2001 9/11, too? Now, I wish to high jack my own clip in direction?!

WHO WON 9/11? Stupid question? Like asking who won WW2. Like the Russian in Europe and the Americans in the Pacific would be a good enough answer for then. Fascist, Imperialist, Militarist states were defeated? And now?

FASCISM WON WW2!!! The US and Israel are the leading Fascist Imperialist Militarist States today!!! Gaza today is one giant smokeless death camp!!! In the Middle East, the former prisoners are now the camp guards...
12-16-2007 7:38 AM
skwirlinator
The only winning move is not to play - War Games
12-16-2007 11:39 AM
BartendingBear
A great summation, and a great movie.
12-16-2007 6:12 PM
blueridge
Sept. 11 and "9/11" is often overlooked as constituting what criminologists call a "signature", a clue of those with a particular agenda in their historic pattern of doing revolutionary things or commission of crimes. 911 is also the number for "emergency", a strong psychological connection for justification of "emergency powers" by Bush administration.

The pattern of derivatives of "11" go back to ancient superstitious behaviors frequently employed today by freemasons who imitate those ancient customs believing that their is "power" derived in numerological powers. In addition to the above, cons...
12-16-2007 7:40 PM
davboz
The US and Israel are the leading Fascist
I hate to be as small as those I see around me (who've acquired just enough "knowledge" to make the absence of wisdom GLARING) but :.....What A flipping idiot!
12-16-2007 7:42 PM
davboz
where are your beautiful pictures of nature et all!
Won over by NUMEROLOGY.
12-16-2007 7:44 PM
davboz
OMG Freemasons.
No! I have it! The shadow rulers have scales which they shapeshift to at secret meetings.
12-17-2007 9:08 AM
Nightshade
Don't forget where America got its first taste of "imperialistic" blood: it grabbed the Philippines on the eve of that country's hard-earned independence. The Filipinos had been fighting the Spaniards for over three hundred years, and just when they were about to be the first colony to wrest its freedom from the colonialist powers (Britain, France, Holland, and of course Spain) along comes neophyte America trying to flex its international muscles. For the Filipinos it was no picnic. If people felt sick about the Mylai massacre in Vietnam, there were hundreds of such villages mainly in Luzon. President MacKinley's reason for grabbing the Philippines? Why, it was the divine destiny of Ameri...
12-17-2007 1:40 PM
righthand
His CIA at the time forgot to tell him that the Philippines was already the first Catholic nation in Asia long before America even existed
True???

Was that the problem? Catholic but not Protestant?
12-18-2007 12:47 AM
masbury
Well, anti-Catholicism was part of the cover-up a hundred years ago, but it wasn't part of the motive for the war. It was the end of America's continental westward expansion, and acting on a phony excuse, the US seized Cuba and then the Philippines as part of the Spanish-American war. Tragically, extermination orders were given by American commanders on some islands, resulting in thousands of deaths.
Americans are largely unaware of this, and it would help us so much to know it. It was yet another case where a zealous President with expansionist dreams made a case that "they will welcome us as liberators," only to find indigenous peoples wanted American domination no more than they did Sp...
12-18-2007 12:55 AM
masbury
And, by the way, America politicians lacked the political will to withdraw from the Philippines, so American soldiers were still stationed there - indefensibly - when the Japanese invaded, resulting in the suffering of the infamous Bataan death march.

The Japanese invaded, of course, because they wanted unobstructed sea lanes to SE Asia for oil and rubber, for the US was cutting off American oil. So, they disabled the US fleet at Pearl Harbor, cutting off the US soldiers in the Philippines, and got their oil.

Imperialism always bites back.
12-18-2007 1:00 AM
masbury
davboz, chill out. Calling people idiots isn't what Clipmarks is about.
12-18-2007 2:08 AM
ratilfar
Imperialism always bites back.
Indeed. As for Davboz, do not expect any civility from him. Wish I was wrong, but I am not.
12-18-2007 5:27 AM
dirish
May the God you pray to grant you the peace that has for so long eluded you Dave- and in a hurry.
Masbury, you're always intelligent and insightful comments are very welcome anywhere I go. Sorry right hand- some people ya know? I know you won't let this guy keep you down- I've learned a great deal about how the world views my little country from you- not always easy to hear, but always worth knowing, and I respect your opinion- rock on good sir~
12-18-2007 12:41 PM
rfnajera
Is that in the Gregorian Calendar or is it the Julian? I get confused...
12-18-2007 2:01 PM
righthand
Masbury, thank you for endeavouring to giving me some overview of the Spanish-American War and the Philippines part in it.

When I was a youth. the most common repeated demonstration call was "Go home, Yankee Imperialist Pig." Then it made no sense to me. In the era of our beloved JFK, America could do no wrong. None.

Virtually everything good that I believed to be true about America has now proved to be a lie. Just the other day. I was astonished to learn from CM that the USA did NOT celebrate Christmas Day until relatively recently. And yet on reflection, this makes perfect sense. Jesus Christ turned a religion of HATE and KILLING d...
12-18-2007 5:18 PM
BitDrifter
Sorry right hand- some people ya know?
People like righthand?

"Yes, Christian Zionist are the lowest form of life." - righthand

"As for 'POPPED', do we have to know when he's about in this fashion.
Popping doesn't require a comment from the number one asslicker on
ChipMarks.
" - righthand

"I suppose when we see the learning capacity of some here on ClipMarks, then it's easier to understand this continuous ineptitude and inability to learn.
I
can see how this blind stupidly may help in believing in a god, but why
apply exactly the same blind conviction in an obvious mistake-ridden
twat." - righthand

" Oh, the stupidity of this question a[b]...
12-18-2007 6:46 PM
righthand
Martyrs and suicide ... continued ...

All causes need martyrs. BLOODY SUNDAY proved a turning point in Northern Ireland. At a civil rights march for basic standard human rights, 13 ordinary civilians were murdered by the British Paratroopers, likely on direction from London. Then there was the attempted Widgery whitewash. The IRA could not deal with the number of volunteers. No wrong that they might do could count against the state murdering its citizens particularly in an artificially conjured up fiction state that the Brits were responsible for.

Previously there was the "Ireland unfree shall never be at peace" speech. They were the climactic closing words of the graveside oration of Pat...
12-18-2007 6:53 PM
righthand
Ireland unfree shall never be at peace

The oration concluded with a challenge to the "Defenders of this Realm":


"They
think that they have pacified Ireland. They think that they have
purchased half of us and intimidated the other half. They think that
they have foreseen everything, think that they have provided against
everything; but the fools, the fools, the fools! - they have left us
our Fenian dead, and while Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree
shall never be at peace.
"
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