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Wisconsin Sikh Shooting False Flag: Multiple Shooters, Army Psy-OPs, the FBI, Operation Gladio, and the SPLC

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A major question that remains in regards to Wade Michael Page is whether or not he was actually the live shooter or was set up as a patsy like so many other lone gunman in the past.

Following almost exactly the same pattern as the Colorado Theater Batman Shooting, numerous eyewitnesses have reported at least 4 different shooters just as the FBI claims that there is no reason to believe there was more than one shooter.

Family members of victims in the shooting reported that there were multiple shooters and one eyewitness even noted that men were seen casing the area beforehand.

“Between ten and ten-thirty, four white males who were dressed darkly, dressed in all black clothing, came in and opened fire on our congregation.”

The leader of the temple also confirmed that he had seen at least two suspicious looking men looking over the area before the shooting.

Clearly this shooting seems to be an organized operation and is being covered up by the corporate media as they push the lone gunman neo-nazi narrative down the throats of America, completely ignoring all witness accounts and other inconvenient facts that would expose this horrific false flag.

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Phi Beta Iota: Elements of the US Government — including elements within the US Army, the CIA, and the FBI as well as elements within the JCS, have been documented–indisputably documented–as being engaged in the murder of US citizens for political purposes and/or accepting murder of US citizens as a necessary cost of doing business. We are concerned. This incident will not be honestly investigated, as 9/11 was not honestly investigated, as Waco, Oklahoma, the USS Liberty, and so many other events have not been honestly investigated. The US Government desperately needs a ruthless counterintelligence service, but first it needs an honest Congress and an honest White House.

2012/08/072012/08/07

Mini-Me: Bailout Money Went to China, USG Prepares for Martial Law?

Commerce, Corruption, Government, Law Enforcement, Media

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Government Silently Positions for Martial Law as Financial Collapse Arrives in America

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Santilli explains that his knowledge of Rex 84 provides that within the document, one of the scenarios that would cause a complete suspension of the US Constitution, Bill of Rights and implement martial law would be a financial collapse. He says once the collapse occurs, the US government and defense agencies estimate they have a 72 hour window to activate all procedures to ensure continuity of government as well as a lockdown of the general population as civilian unrest, riots and outbreaks of violence are anticipated.

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The Deutsche Bank informant says that the cause for the bailout of the banks was a large sum of cash needed quickly to repay China who had purchased large quantities of mortgage-backed securities that went belly-up when the global scam was realized. When China realized that they had been duped into buying worthless securitized loans which would never be repaid, they demanded the actual property instead. The Chinese were prepared to send their “people” to American shores to seize property as allocated to them through the securitized loan contracts.

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Phi Beta Iota: On the Chinese receiving a payoff (as well as the Russians), probably–perhaps a third. Explicit death threats against Goldman Sachs owners and others in Wall Street were in the air at the time. Unlike the “control fraud” that characterizes the US Government, the Chinese and Russians know their bankers by name, and hold them accountable for fraud. On martial law: probably but ineffectively. The US Government is rapidly approaching its limits. It is not possible to micro-manage complexity in collapse. What the US Government (and the Department of Homeland Security specificially) should be doing is accelerating local resilience as fast as possible –all stop on the industrial-era prok, full-speed ahead on everything that makes local water, food, energy, and health a reality.

2012/08/07

John Steiner: What we in 2012 can learn from Teddy Roosevelt in 1912

Cultural Intelligence, Politics

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What we in 2012 can learn from Teddy Roosevelt in 1912

CNN, 6 August 2012

Editor's note: John Avlon is a CNN contributor and senior political columnist for Newsweek and The Daily Beast. He is co-editor of the book “Deadline Artists: America's Greatest Newspaper Columns.” He is a regular contributor to “Erin Burnett OutFront” and is a member of the OutFront Political Strike Team. For more political analysis, tune in to “Erin Burnett OutFront” at 7 ET weeknights.

(CNN) — One hundred years ago Monday, Theodore Roosevelt launched the most successful third party presidential bid in American history, declaring, “We stand at Armageddon, and we battle for the Lord!”

It was the culmination of the Progressive Party Convention in Chicago on August 6, 1912. And its influence still echoes through our politics today.

Roosevelt, the former president, had tried and failed to wrest the GOP nomination from his successor, William Howard Taft. His supporters believed that the nomination had been stolen by the conservative power brokers and declared their independence.

Phi Beta Iota: It is not too late for 2012. An Electoral Reform Summit in September could blow open the ballot for all federal elections. Learn more at We the People Reform Coalition. Full CNN Op-Ed below the line.

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2012/08/072012/08/07

Patrick Meier: Traditional vs. Crowdsourced Election Monitoring: Which Has More Impact?

Crowd-Sourcing, Geospatial

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Traditional vs. Crowdsourced Election Monitoring: Which Has More Impact?

Max Grömping makes a significant contribution to the theory and discourse of crowdsourced election monitoring in his excellent study: “Many Eyes of Any Kind? Comparing Traditional and Crowdsourced Monitoring and their Contribu-tion to Democracy” (PDF). This 25-page study is definitely a must-read for anyone interested in this topic. That said, Max paints a false argument when he writes: “It is believed that this new methodology almost magically improves the quality of elections […].” Perhaps tellingly, he does not reveal who exactly believes in this false magic. Nor does he cite who subscribes to the view that ”[…] crowdsourced citizen reporting is expected to have significant added value for election observation—and by extension for democracy.”

My doctoral dissertation focused on the topic of crowdsourced election observa-tion in countries under repressive rule. At no point in my research or during interviews with activists did I come across this kind of superficial mindset or opinion. In fact, my comparative analysis of crowdsourced election observation showed that the impact of these initiatives was at best minimal vis-a-vis electoral accountability—particularly in the Sudan. That said, my conclusions do align with Max’s principle findings: “the added value of crowdsourcing lies mainly in the strengthening of civil society via a widened public sphere and the accumulation of social capital with less clear effects on vertical and horizontal accountability.”

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2012/08/07

NIGHTWATCH: Syrian Alawites in Fight to the Death (or Exile) – Phi Beta Iota: The Era of MINORITY Rule by Violence Is OVER

Civil Society, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Culture, Ethics, Government, P2P / Panarchy, Politics

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Syria: On 6 August, just days after the government declared Damascus nearly rid of rebel fighters, a bomb detonated on the third floor of Syria's state television and radio building in Damascus, leaving several people injured, according to Syrian state television.

Comment: The Syria opposition's tactics resemble those of the Afghan mujahedin who fought the Soviet forces. As long as they remained diffuse and confederated, they never presented a center of mass or central structure that the Soviets could target. They could execute bombings and ambushes at will, but never win the conflict until massive US, Saudi, and Pakistani assistance to the “muj” made the fight too expensive for Moscow to sustain.

A major difference is the Damascus government has no safe haven to which to retreat. Syria's information minister denounced Saudi Arabia and Qatar for providing individual weapons and ammunition but said the weapons are not sufficient to bring down the government. Small arms and individual weapons fail.

Politics. Prime Minister Riad Hijab, a Sunni Arab, defected and fled to neighboring Jordan, a Jordanian official and a rebel spokesman said Monday. Supposedly several other ministers and some more one-star generals defected as well.

Comment: These defections signify that Syria's Sunni elite, which heretofore has cooperated with the Alawites, has now rejected President Asad's reform program. Hijab was named prime minister as part of the political reform program. This increasingly becomes a fight to the death for the Alawites, who are holding on and holding together.

Phi Beta Iota: Politically-speaking, the Industrial Era has been characterized by artificial boundaries imposed at the point of many weapons, with minorities elevated to serve as proxy rulers for their colonial benefactors, who nurtured corruption and tolerated genocide as acceptable costs of control and resource capture. That era is now over. It will take 50 years – a half century – for the 5,000 secessionist movements world-wide (27 of them in the USA) to assume their inherent independence under natural law, but this is inevitable. Repressing publics with force is no longer affordable. Integrity and legitimacy – as well as demographics – will define the 21st Century.

See Also:

Philip Allott, The Health of Nations: Society and Law beyond the State (Cambridge University Press, 2002)

2011 Thinking About Revolution in the USA and Elsewhere (Full Text Online for Google Translate)

Journal: Reflections on Integrity UPDATED + Integrity RECAP

Worth a Look: Book Reviews on Self-Determination & Secession

2012/08/072013/04/04

Stephen E. Arnold: Google Can Be Fooled – Google Takes Liberties

IO Impotency, Knowledge

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Arnold-Steve-300x265 — Stephen E. Arnold

So Google can be fooled. It’s not nice to fool Mother Google. The inverse, however, is not accurate. Mother Google can take some liberties. Any indexing system can. Objectivity is in the eye of the beholder or the person who pays for results.

See where these results lead at: http://arnoldit.com/wordpress/2011/02/13/the-wages-of-seo-sin/

You know a story is bit time when it is covered in a two page article in the Miami Herald. Miami, of course, is the capitol city of The Islands, as The Nine Nations of North America pointed out years ago.

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2012/08/062012/08/06

20120806 Open Source Everything Highlights

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Open Source Everything

TWITTER HASH: #openall

DAILY HIGHLIGHTS: http://tinyurl.com/OSE-ALL

THE LIST: http://tinyurl.com/OSE-LIST

ROOT POST: http://tinyurl.com/OSE-ROOT

THE BOOK: http://tinyurl.com/OSE-PAPER

THE AUTHOR: http://tinyurl.com/Steele2012

TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS: All Opens Below Line Includes Autonomous Internet, Crowd-Funding/Sensing/Sourcing, DIY, and Transparency, Truth, Trust, & True Cost

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