A few days ago authorities found and positively identified the deadly poison Ricin in a Las Vegas hotel room. A man lies silently in a coma in some desert hospital unable to tell anyone how he became ill. He is said to have been at the hospital since Valentines Day when he called an ambulance due to respiratory distress.
With an unconscious witness/victim/homegrown terrorist the police were able to find evidence in the hotel room that is too convenient to be true. Let’s look at the timeline of the story first, because it makes no sense, but is told in the style of Rumsfeld so that it isn’t immediately apparent it makes no sense.
Authorities say that on Sat Feb 22 a friend or relative of the rooms occupant reported to the hotel that there are pets left in the sick mans room.
So first off we are to believe that pets had been left unattended and unnoticed in the room for 10 whole days! One of the animals, a dog was found barely alive, and had to be euthanized. How many more animals were in the room and what kind were they? How did they survive unheard all that time? A hungry animal would be howling and whining. Surely in a hotel that would have been heard by someone.
Then we are told that on Tues. Feb 26 the hotel’s management notified police they found “weapons” in the room.
Tuesday? If the friend reported the animals Fri the 23rd why is it the “weapons” were not discovered until five days later? A Las Vegas hotel room left untouched over a weekend let alone for 5 whole days? A room whose occupant lay dying in a hospital due to Ricin poison. People in and out of the room to take the dying dog out, to remove the other unknown number of animals and to clean.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but according to Capt. Joseph Lombardo
“Firearms and an anarchist type textbook” were found in the room.
He said at a news conference late Friday Feb 29 that the book was marked where there was information about Ricin. However test results on those items were negative for the substance.
Police also said they “found castor beans possibly used to make the substance (Ricin)”.
An "anarchist type textbook"? What the hell is that? Can someone say “HR1955”?
“Firearms”? Ok, that could be believable enough, but castor beans?
Then on Thurs. Feb 28 the friend goes back to the hotel room to retrieve the sick mans belongings where he finds two vials of a “substance” that tests positive for Ricin. Authorities don’t know if they missed finding the vials when they searched the room two days before or even how long the vials had been in the room. They do not know if the man in the coma has any connection to the Ricin, but they know that Ricin is what has made him ill.
So now we have police allowing a man they can only identify as a “friend OR relative” back into the room to contaminate the potential crime scene and to possibly carry away evidence from a potential crime scene?
Are you kidding me? This is propaganda at it’s stupidest. The DOHS, FBI, CIA, DOJ, and the Bush administration have been priming the American mind to accept the possibility of a Ricin attack for years. The administration is under fire more then ever, there is a supposed tell-all book coming out of former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellen in April, Impeachment IS on the table and so is war with Iran and/or Syria. The election they hope to steal is still too far away to help and they have KBR detainment camps at the ready.
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C Piper, Aka Cheri Roberts, lil...is a longtime activist and writer who has worked in mixed media for 15 yrs. With 911 Truth as her primary focus, she participates in and organizes for events both locally and nationally always striving to get people out of their chairs and in the streets. She believes the biggest strength of the 911 Truth movement is the one strength they have yet to embrace, unity.
It is going to be used to hammer through the Harman-Lieberman bills and make everybody who questions the criminal government subject to being classified as a 'domestic terrorist'. God only knows what sort of 'anarchist material' is in his bookcase but I am sure that we are going to find out soon.
Of course there is nothing that can be done to stop this because the Democrats are in collusion and will one more time sell Americans who dare to ask questions down the river.
This is really NOT a good thing and I would strongly recommend starting to think in terms of the future when it comes to sustaining a resistance movement against this anti-American fascism.
Good post, just wanted to throw in my two cents
EE
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Ed Encho (6 articles, 8 quicklinks, 54 diaries, 347 comments)
on Sunday, March 2, 2008 at 3:54:13 PM
Great read. I've been saying something similar since I first heard about it. When they mentioned the Anarchist Cookbook it became obvious this was the beginning of the some movement against "domestic" or "homegrown" terrorism. If this were 6 years ago it would have been a Koran at the scene. It's about as believable as a NARC asking kids where he can "score some reefer." This has been building up for a while. Truthers and Ron Paul supporters have repeatedly been refered to as terrorists by the corporate media.
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John McDonough (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 1 comments)
on Sunday, March 2, 2008 at 5:59:19 PM
This one is so smelly it positively REEKS, no matter how it is sliced or diced.
No, we cannot enter their mindset, and no we can never know what alphabet souper is at work.
One wonderful facet of the Dirty Dick Cheney tactic, though, one people often overlook is that he BACKS ALL SIDES.
Here is another of the endless examples! I point them out, everyone ignores the obvious and it goes on and on and on.
The spy satellite wasn't about hydrazene - it was about the end run they are doing on FISA law by using satellites to do domestic surveillance; an area of dubious law. (Exec order on 28 Feb)
The ricin ... another dubious legal area. A reason to expect ANOTHER Executive order to come from Harriet and Josh Bolten's laptops.
The Unitary Executive knows no bounds.
I find it just stunning how stoopid the American people are thinking that ANYONE in the administration ever does anything for the people paying for government. Hw there is any credibility left is beyond me and why people continue to pay taxes is WAY beyond me.
I wonder how much it cost to set up this little "caper" ... and how much it will cost to keep the "spin" going for while.
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ladybroadoak (37 articles, 20 quicklinks, 12 diaries, 390 comments)
on Sunday, March 2, 2008 at 11:42:42 PM
This signals the next scare -- some real ricin or other agent released on some real people somewhere. This would get the domestic terrorism law passed and whip up public support for more surveillance and punishment for thought crimes and illegal knowledge.
Another aspect to consider is that domestic surveillance is already in place. That's what the immunity for ISP's and phone companies is for, because wholesale monitoring of internet traffic is already being done. You can't monitor everything everybody says all the time, you need to have some way to filter the traffic to watch. So if they wanted to narrow down their lists, all they would have to do is to release a sham story in the media, then watch internet traffic for a spike in key words. Instant watch list. Yeah, we're on that list now.
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John Danforth (1 articles, 0 quicklinks, 4 diaries, 87 comments)
on Monday, March 3, 2008 at 7:38:13 AM
They're making their list, checking it more than twice, they need to find out who'll be combative or who'll cower and is nice. A tyrannical rule could be coming to town?
""The liberties of our country, the freedoms of our civil Constitution are worth defending at all hazards; it is our duty to defend them against all attacks. We have received them as a fair inheritance from our worthy ancestors. They purchased them for us with toil and danger and expense of treasure and blood. It will bring a mark of everlasting infamy on the present generation – enlightened as it is – if we should suffer them to be wrested from us by violence without a struggle, or to be cheated out of them by the artifices of designing men." -Samuel Adams"
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Munich (0 articles, 47 quicklinks, 12 diaries, 676 comments)
on Monday, March 3, 2008 at 2:43:53 PM
