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Title: The Coming Attacks On America
Source: judicial-inc.
URL Source: http://judicial-inc.biz/Nuclear_attacks_on_america.htm
Published: Jul 21, 2005
Author: judicial-inc.
Post Date: 2005-07-21 08:49:35 by Grumble Jones
Keywords: Attacks, America, Coming
Views: 670
Comments: 209

What's It All About?

This is about a world financial implosion, and the eventual creation of a one-world government along with a universal currency.

The Zionists, who control the Federal Reserve, have used fiat credit to create an enormous inflation for the past 40 years. They used this wealth transfer to buy hard assets, especially monetary metals such as gold, as well as oil, knowing the coming financial crisis will demand a new currency, and that currency will be commodity-based. The only reason we are in Iraq is so Israel can control the world's oil, of which Iraq has massive reserves. Their final targets are Iran, and Venezuela, due to those nations also having massive oil reserves.

The ensuing world depression will collapse prices, enabling those holding certain commodities to be in a position to buy everything for pennies. The best part for the Zionist elite, is that will all be blamed on the Muslims.

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#156. To: willyone (#152)

Why would anyone with a functioning brain take the opinions of anyone on this anti American anti Jew site seriously? Especially your opinions. The town drunk has more credibility.

Oh, by the way.

Glad to see that you agree with my take on Phaedrus, e.g., that he's a silly coward that hides behind the bozo when he can't defend his position.

Judging from the childish insult that you tossed out as a response to my post, I gather that you examined the link and figured there was no rational come back.

In short, what you are saying is that you agree with me, but it sticks in your craw.

I think that's hilarious.

crack monkey  posted on  2005-07-22   11:16:37 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#157. To: willyone (#152)

By the way, why are you being such a moronic dick?

Don't you know that's ineffective?

Eventually you'll just be banned and you'll then become a joke over here. If you had any brains you would have hung back and been a borderline case that was hard to get rid of.

Jumping up and down and screaming that you're a troll is just dumb.

crack monkey  posted on  2005-07-22   11:39:23 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#158. To: christine (#143)

What is Zionism ? -Zionism is a new thing. -It has only existed for a century. -Zionism redefines the true essential nature of the people of Israel, and substitutes for it a completely contradictory and opposite character. - a materialistic worldly nation.

And so on. This not at all clear, Christine, and we encounter a new term, "The People of Israel". As I have done above with reference to Jews as a group, in your own brief words, please explain the essential distinctions between Jews as a group and Zionists, along with why the Jews are laudable people and the Zionists are evil. I don't think this is too much to ask if the thinking behind the verbal distinction is adequate.

I note that the website you link is pro- Palenstinian and I think suicide bombing is heinous by any sane standard, particularly when children are used for this activity.

More generally, link- chasing can be a way of attempting to divert the opponent in a debate and bury him/her in material. I don't think that is your intent, which is why I have responded in this fashion. I don't debate that way. I make my points in my own words and if there's some need to back up a particular point, I will cite a reference or link a website but the focus is very narrow.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   13:08:29 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#159. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#145)

Zionism, or Zionists are people who don't give a shit about anyone, but Israel, and think the world owes them everything they want, desire, and need. Such as the billions of dollars in aid we funnel to Israel every year, or how we are mired in the Middle East, with no exit strategy. American soldiers are dying so that Israel can have its own oil pipelines, again, built at the expense of the American Taxpayer.

Well, this is debatable. I'm hearing three things. One is essentially that Israel has no right to protect itself and act as a sovereign state. Two is that we have no right to support them. I think we should. Three is that those who hate Jews can hide behind the label, "Zionist". Does that about sum it up?

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   13:16:27 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#160. To: Phaedrus (#158)

I note that the website you link is pro- Palenstinian

Pro palestinian??? You're calling the Neturei Karta jews pro palestinian? Interesting. I don't get that impression at all.

christine  posted on  2005-07-22   13:21:35 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#161. To: Jhoffa_ (#149)

Provided you will accept the National Center for Education Statistics as an unbiased source.

http://nces.ed.gov/timss/TIMSS03Tables.asp?figure=7&Quest=

I accept your source. Table 7 shows math performance in the 8th grade and Israel is at the middle of the pack. Here's my citation again:

The following is from The Bell Curve, Herrnstein and Murray, Copyright 1994, at page 275:

"Jews - specifically Ashkenazi Jews of European origins - test higher than any other ethnic group. A fair estimate seems to be that Jews in America and Britain have an overall IQ mean somewhere between a half and a full standard deviation above the mean, with the source of the difference concentrated in the verbal component."

Does your citation overcome mine? No, it does not.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   13:29:42 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#162. To: Jhoffa_ (#150)

You probably won't like this but I think we agree as much as we disagree. I am not Jewish but am pro-Jew based upon their achievements and contributions. Are they all saints? No. Are there those in the world who hate Jews for no good reason? Yes. Fair and balanced is all I'm looking for.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   13:35:08 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#163. To: willyone (#152)

Why would anyone with a functioning brain take the opinions of anyone on this anti American anti Jew site seriously?

You are completely conditioned by neocon propaganda. You were probably a Conservative at some point, but then the Communist neocons took over the party and made real Conservatism illegal, calling such kooks and anti Americans. Yet you support neocons- you probably have adopted all of their positions.

Whether you break this conditioning is up to you. I recommend reading sites that you loathe but don't have a specific reason for loathing. You can get your principles back.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   13:36:17 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#164. To: christine (#160)

You're calling the Neturei Karta jews pro palestinian? Interesting.

It's your link, Christine. Go to the website and find it. This is irritating. Do your homework.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   13:38:00 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#165. To: Phaedrus (#162)

I suppose I tend to lean their way (Toward the people themselves, not necessarily their leadership or foreign policy.) for 2 reasons.

1) Like SK and Taiwan, they're surrounded by forces that would like to instantly eradicate them.

2) The religious context, the Jewish people and Abraham.

"Working Three Jobs is: Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic... Get any sleep?" (Laughs) ~ George W Bush

Jhoffa_  posted on  2005-07-22   13:43:43 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#166. To: Phaedrus (#162)

Are there those in the world who hate Jews for no good reason?

People don't hate for no reason. It's illogical. You simply disagree with the reasons, labelling them as nothing. You have been absorbed by the neocon collective. You are completely blind to the damage Jews are doing to this country thru their lobby and special interest groups. With the overwhelming support of US Jews. You do not tolerate any criticism of Jews. This indicates you are not looking at the situation rationally.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   13:53:02 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#167. To: Bayonne (#163)

My theory is that the conservative transformation began when conservatives began wearing bow ties.

William Buckley (a bow tie wearer), befriended Ira Glasser of the ACLU. This was followed by Irving Kristol (a Trotskyite), George Will (his parents were worker ants for Norman Thomas) and lately Tucker Carlson (a steam bath queer for sure). I'm sure there are more, but the pattern is obvious; bow ties = neocons = pipe smokers.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2005-07-22   14:03:45 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#168. To: Jethro Tull (#167)

That's just odd.. Bow ties suck. No one I know would wear one at gunpoint. Personally, I'd summer in Gitmo before wearing one to the convenience store.

Wonder if it's intentional? Like a secret handshake or something..

"Working Three Jobs is: Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic... Get any sleep?" (Laughs) ~ George W Bush

Jhoffa_  posted on  2005-07-22   14:06:59 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#169. To: Jhoffa_ (#168)

What's next? An ascot?

Yes, I'd summer in Gitmo before wearing one of those goofy things.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2005-07-22   14:15:48 ET  (1 image) Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#170. To: Phaedrus (#164)

Do your homework.

you're irritating, Phaedrus, arrogant, closedminded, and bossy too. i've done my "homework" on this issue. you're the one who hasn't. why don't you try heeding your own order.

christine  posted on  2005-07-22   14:17:32 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#171. To: Bayonne (#166)

People don't hate for no reason.

Yes, they do. Hate is anything but rational.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:30:13 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#172. To: Phaedrus (#171)

Yes, they do. Hate is anything but rational.

Some people hate for wrong or false reasons, but they still have their reasons.

As for the value of hate, it is a perfectly legitimate and useful emotion under the right circumstances.

"Let me ask you this: A guy breaks into your house, but you don't have a gun. How are you going to shoot him?" ~~Dale Gribble

Mr Nuke Buzzcut  posted on  2005-07-22   14:34:18 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#173. To: christine, crack monkey, Jhoffa (#160)

You're calling the Neturei Karta jews pro palestinian? Interesting.

You have to understand the conditioning. Everything is a dichotomy. It's no coincidence that Bush believes that people are either with him or against him and told the population so. It is a tactic. This is the way the Rep Party operates as well.

My take on it is that the neocons had a major task on their hands when Bush became President. They had the dupe in place, by the constituents were a different story. They needed to change most of the positions of those who were Conservative- change them to neocon- Socialist at home, pro Israel as a #1 priority, and Empire abroad.

So, the RNC, neocon thinktanks, their media, the President portrayed Conservatism as simply choosing good and fighting evil. They defined good and evil. This is a dichotomy and a false choice. Reps gladly sacrificed their principles to choose to neocon defined good on all issues. Patriotism was also heavily used. The neos defined Patriotism, and anti-American. There is that dichotomy again. By making Reps choose a or b, a false choice, they were able to drum out the Conservative ideology and replace it with the neocon ideology. They also won the election using dichotomy. Only 2 choices, Rep(good) and Lib(evil), and by defintition, libs are always worse than Conservatives, so there is only 1 choice- Rep. These dupes were so conditioned that holding the Rep Party responsible for not acting like traditional Reps never even crossed their mind. That was the beauty of it for Rep strategists and the Rep pols they represent. These dichotomies, reinforced with pos and neg emotions, limited the ability of Rep followers to think objectively and even rationally.

This tactic has been a mainstay for Lush, Hannity and all of the 'pop' conservatives in the media. Republicans good, libs evil.

They also narrowed the scope of all content on their shows so as to exclude anything paleoconservative or Libertarian. They promoted collectivism over individuality. Reps love god, Dems hate God. Reps love America, dems hate America. Reps are building the nation, Dems are tearing it down. Reps are moral, Dems are immoral. Reps are pro war, Dems are antiwar, Reps support Israel, Dems support Palestinians. Reps support the commander in chief, Dems support the terrorists. This also applies to paleoconservatives and Libertarian, but the neocons simply labelled those ideologies as that of K0oks, fringe extremists. This smear made sure that no issues were debated so as not to remind the neocon converts that they were not Conservatives anymore.

The use of emotion was a key in the conditioning. During the Clinton years, especially during the impeachment period. neocons realized that making people hate Dems and love Reps... was a great way to control them. Principles could then be abandoned while maintaining control. If you listen to any amout of Lush or Hannity or Ingraham, you will find that they not only present dichotomies, but they use rhetoric that makes Reps hate the 'liberals' because they associate them with the evil half of the dichotomy. The talking heads present the threat aspect. "The evil libs are a direct threat to you." Later in the show, they will talk about Bush in glowing terms- 100% good, perfection in a man. They'll have icons call in like Gingrich, the pseudocon, to assuage those that used to be cons. Newt has all the right answers. 'Thank God for people like Newt."

This relieves the tension from the hate fest that was just employed against those who oppose neocons and gives people a sense of relief. They then hear about how perfect the Rep Party is and feel secure. They see the Reps as saviours. They see them as the good part of the dichotomy. They become subconsciously subservient to the Neocon Party.

So, when you see a poster like Phaedrus, he is conditioned on a deep level. He believes that jews are good, arabs are bad. Further, like the RNC dictates, he has to choose one or the other because it is a dichotomy and that is the only choice. This is false, and is used purely to CONTROL. It shuts down thinking on the issue, just like the emotion of hate shuts down thinking. There is no analysis of the Pali plight or Israel's evils. Israel good, Palis bad. 4um posters are either with the Jews, or against the Jews. If against the Jews, you are 100% pro Palestinian.

He cannot even understand that a rational person sees both sides of the conflict and praises and criticizes both parties to the conflict.

These are my ideas on BOT conditioning. By using dichotomies, principles do not exist. Things are black and white, a or b. And choosing b is punished psychologically by the Rep PTB, but I'll save that theory for a different post.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   14:39:33 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#174. To: christine (#170)

you're irritating, Phaedrus, arrogant, closedminded, and bossy too. i've done my "homework" on this issue. you're the one who hasn't. why don't you try heeding your own order.

From your link, JUDAISM VERSUS ZIONISM, IN SUPPORT OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE.

Apology accepted. You have not done your homework on this issue.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:39:33 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#175. To: Phaedrus (#171)

Yes, they do. Hate is anything but rational.

Are you saying God is irrational?

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   14:39:34 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#176. To: Zipporah (#175)

Are you saying God is irrational?

Are you attempting to put words in my mouth? I am saying hate is irrational. It's a twisted emotion based on fear.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:41:12 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#177. To: Phaedrus (#174)

How is this statement PRO Palestinian (which apparently you equate with being antiIsraeli or anti Jewish) and how can they be IF they are Jews? You're being illogical.

"We seek the return of all Palestinian refugees to their rightful land.

We seek to live in the land of Palestine as anti Zionist Jews. To reside as loyal and peaceful Palestinian citizens, in peace and harmony with our Muslim Brethren. Just as our ancestors lived in Palestine for centuries before the usurpations of this tragic century."

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   14:41:35 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#178. To: Jethro Tull (#167)

See my last post for my theory on the transformation of millions of conservs to necon slaves.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   14:41:37 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#179. To: Phaedrus (#176)

Are you attempting to put words in my mouth? I am saying hate is irrational. It's a twisted emotion based on fear.

No.. I am not but what I am doing it taking your statement to the logical conclusion. You said hate is not based on logic and now on emotion based fear. Is God illogical and emotional?

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   14:43:05 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#180. To: Phaedrus (#171)

There are people who hate Jews for valid reasons.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   14:43:09 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#181. To: All (#180)

I should clarify- I mean the Jewish power structure. Not individual Jews. Neocons, ADL, Israeli govt, etc.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   14:45:20 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#182. To: Bayonne (#180)

There are people who hate Jews for valid reasons.

Hate is a twisted emotion based on fear, it will burn you up and it is never justified. I flat don't agree with your statement.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:46:38 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#183. To: Zipporah (#177)

I'm not particularly interested in discussing Palestine beyond my earlier comments. In my brief, overview opinion, it's a bogus anti-Isreal issue. If you want to start another thread, I'll have a look but I may or may not participate.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:53:09 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#184. To: Zipporah (#179)

I am not but what I am doing it taking your statement to the logical conclusion.

Stay with my words. Your conclusions may or may not be valid.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:54:41 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#185. To: Phaedrus (#183)

OH really? Seems you are the one that brought it up.. I didnt see anyone else in fact do so. My question again, are you saying that statement is anti-Jewish? It seems to me that the statement is propeace. Living in accord neither pro-Jewish or pro-Palestinian. Should I then surmise that, you are berating those here you say hate Jewish people but in fact you have those 'illogical, emotion filled' feelings for the Palestinians since you brought it up? Odd IMO.

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   14:56:48 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#186. To: Phaedrus (#182)

Hate is a twisted emotion based on fear, it will burn you up and it is never justified.

Ahhhh....not so fast. Consider the typical Iraqi family in Baghdad. They've been invaded, their children and families killed or maimed, all under the ruse of a search for Wmd's (which never existed). Hate toward America, and our military, is a justified emotion. I certainly would hate invading imperialists, in fact, I'd kill as many as I could. It’s called nationalism, patriotism, and bravery. God bless the resistance.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2005-07-22   14:57:12 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#187. To: Phaedrus (#184)

Stay with my words. Your conclusions may or may not be valid.

Thats why I put it in question form..

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   14:57:41 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#188. To: Zipporah (#185)

You are playing word games. I'm not interested. Play with someone else.

Phaedrus  posted on  2005-07-22   14:58:57 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#189. To: Zipporah (#177)

How is this statement PRO Palestinian?

It's the dichotomy I mentioned above. The neocon leadership presents Reps with choices in a dichotomy. Except it's not even a choice because they condition followers to be repulsed by the choice that doesn't support the neocons. So there really is no choice.

It's almost totalitarian when I think about it. A form of US totalitarianism.

Israelis good, Palis evil. No issues are ever introduced that might allow the follower to think rationally. There is no debate about which side is just. Just a simple choice: You have to pick 'the Jews.' Because you have been conditioned that the Palis are evil. There is really no more conditioning necessary at this point. Just managing info on Jews to be all positive and on Palis as all evil- to reinforce the conditioning regularly. Palis are also associated with negative, unpleasant emotions and Jews with the opposite. Reality has nothing to do with the process.

Since it's a dichotomy, the follower never realizes that he can have positions against the Palis AND against the Israelis. It's either or. And he can only see adversaries as being 100% for the Palies, because he assumes the opponent sees the situation as a dichotomy- like he does!

You are either with us or against us. If you do not support the Israelis totally, you support the Palestinians totally.

Bayonne  posted on  2005-07-22   14:59:31 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#190. To: Bayonne (#189)

It's the dichotomy I mentioned above. The neocon leadership presents Reps with choices in a dichotomy. Except it's not even a choice because they condition followers to be repulsed by the choice that doesn't support the neocons. So there really is no choice.

It's almost totalitarian when I think about it. A form of US totalitarianism.

Precisely.. for me it is not an either or .. its the same for those who continually fall into the false dichotomy of left/right .. Democrat/Republican .. evil/good .. anti-American/patriotic .. damned fools all.

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   15:02:40 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#191. To: Phaedrus, Zipporah (#188)

You are playing word games. I'm not interested. Play with someone else.

What Phaedrus is trying to say here is that you nailed him. He has no rational response and so he begins tap dancing - again.

crack monkey  posted on  2005-07-22   15:03:13 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#192. To: Phaedrus (#182)

Hate is a twisted emotion based on fear, it will burn you up and it is never justified. I flat don't agree with your statement.

Hate is a human emotion, like any other. To deny it its proper place in the realm of human experience is to deny a portion of our humanity.

"Let me ask you this: A guy breaks into your house, but you don't have a gun. How are you going to shoot him?" ~~Dale Gribble

Mr Nuke Buzzcut  posted on  2005-07-22   15:03:15 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#193. To: Zipporah (#187)

It seems Phaedrus is practicing his neocon debating techniques. You ask a question - he refuses to answer. I guess that's better than trying to defend stupidity.

Jethro Tull  posted on  2005-07-22   15:03:49 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#194. To: crack monkey, Phaedrus (#191)

What Phaedrus is trying to say here is that you nailed him. He has no rational response and so he begins tap dancing - again.

To what other conclusion can we come?

"...when a society believes in nothing, fear becomes the only agenda..."

Zipporah  posted on  2005-07-22   15:04:54 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#195. To: Jethro Tull (#193)

It seems Phaedrus is practicing his neocon debating techniques. You ask a question - he refuses to answer. I guess that's better than trying to defend stupidity.

See #191.

I'm seeing some word parsing out of Phaedrus that would make a Rove defender proud.

Don't call him on his bullshit though. He'll run off and hide behind the bozo filter if you do.

crack monkey  posted on  2005-07-22   15:05:26 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  



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