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Editorial See other Editorial Articles Title: In The Shadow of “WikiLeaks” The Sellout Begins We have been bombarded with the WikiLeaks material now for a few days and I have heard reactions to it that have been all over the board. Some think it’s great to learn all this, and if it’s true it probably doesn’t hurt to be aware of just how devious the One World crowd in Washington really is. Others have asked if it is “Clever PsyOps?” In other words, something put out there to bemuse the American people, to get them looking in areas that really don’t make much difference. In light of how devious the federal government is and has been, this is a legitimate question. One reader of an article that took this tack on http://www.thedailybell.com noted that: “What better way for propaganda to be believed. The mainstream press are not believed. The Government spokespersons are not believed. WikiLeaks may be true but…’By Way of Deception, Thou Shalt Do War’.” It’s a valid argument. After all, who really cares if Libyan dictator Moammer Gadhafi travels with a “voluptuous” Ukrainian nurse or not, unless she could be some sort of Russian secret police woman? Secretary of State Hitlery Clinton ordered diplomats to gather information about their opposite numbers in other countries. I would think that would be standard operating procedure. It’s not a big deal. Russian Prime Minister Putin is wining and dining the Prime Minister of Italy and they are reportedly “tighter than was previously known” (maybe in more ways than one). But, even years ago, Italy always had one of the biggest Communist Parties in Europe. So has anything really changed? Probably not. Iran was briefly mentioned, but, in light of Israel’s position on Iran, look for us to have a war with them eventually along the same lines as those in Afghanistan and Iraq--another ten-year long no-win incident. So, while WikiLeaks fills the airwaves and television screens, Obama and the Republican Party leaders meet quietly and “agree to negotiations on Bush Tax Cuts.” This is where the sellout begins to come in. According to http://www.politicsdaily.com the White House “…yielded an agreement by the President to begin negotiations on the future of the Bush tax cuts, now on track to expire at the end of the year.” Seems to me, if I recall, the Republicans ran on a platform of keeping the tax cuts. Now, we are down to “negotiations on the future” of the tax cuts. A slight dilution of the original campaign promise here? You better believe it. Speaker-in-waiting John Boehner said: “…both the Democrats and the Republicans understood what the American people had to say Election Day…The President and the Democrat leaders agreed that the American people want us to create jobs and cut spending.” Pardon me if I beg to differ, but no matter what the American people said or want, it’s going to be business as usual in Washington no matter which party is in control. They may have “heard” the American people but they don’t intend to change their course. The Democrats “heard” the American people long and loud before they voted on the health scam bill. Did it make any difference? They did what they were going to do all along and the public be damned--and this will be no different. The American people voted the Republicans into office so they would repeal much of Obama’s agenda, which they promised to do if elected. Now they are sitting down with Obama and working out compromises--and the public is about to get the shaft as usual. Surely the Republican leadership has to realize that Obama is a Marxist ideologue and is not about to surrender anything. If they don’t realize that by now they shouldn’t be in leadership positions. But they do realize it--and it makes no difference--because, shorn of all their “conservative” sophistry, the Republicans are not much different. If you doubt that all you have to do is to go back and check the foundations of the Republican Party in the late 1850s. Obama noted in this meeting that several of his friends urged that the Democrats not be confrontational in regard to their agenda toward the Republicans. They don’t really have to be, unless they are playing to the media, because, at heart, they and the Republicans have the same agenda, with minor differences and rhetoric. Obama told reporters he was “pleased” with the meeting. Of course he was. He know the Republican leadership is traveling on a parallel course to his own, even though they don’t dare admit that to the public at large. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell from Kentucky said he “remained optimistic about making progress with the Democrats.” He stated: “There is no particular reason why we can’t find places of agreement and do some important things for the American people.” Translated into plain English that means--now that the election campaign is over we can get back to business as usual, conning the public while we continue to press our globalist agenda--with a “conservative” twist. Boehner even asked the question “The question is can we find the common ground the American people expect us to find?” Now we’ve gone from opposing and trying to repeal Obama’s socialist agenda to trying to “find common ground.” Obama also said he now wants to focus on “policy not politics.” Now that he realizes that the Republican leadership is really not much different than he is, he doesn’t have to worry about politics--the two parties--which are really nothing more than two wings of the same One World organization can now focus on “policy” the policy of continuing to consolidate their control over the American public. I’m not saying there might not have been some newly-elected honest, patriotic Republicans voted into office on this last go-round. There were, and they may, hopefully, try to resist this trend. But the Republican Party leadership is every bit as sold out to the One World Government scheme as the Democrats are. They are just not honest enough to admit it. So, whatever happens with WikiLeaks keep your eye on what Obama and the Republican Party do when they cozy up together because the future they manage to screw up will be yours.
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Not my fault. I did not vote this time nor last. Blame those that voted.
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