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OPERATION:
Dare To Tell The Truth
Dick Cheney: Criminal or Capo
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The media has succeeded in turning
middle class American into intellectual zombies with little or no capacity for
coherent thoughts. We live in the land of OZ, a land without a brain, no heart
and little courage. It is time for the media to closely scrutinize their role
in educating the American public about the political crisis; we currently face
as a nation.
The entire media industry’s philosophy is dominated by one
single force, money. The corporate media structure is motivated by money with
little regard for the truth. This structure has developed an information
distribution system that in my opinion may be hazardous to one’s health. In
1972 Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward of Watergate fame concluded that if you
wanted to understand politics (i.e. Watergate) you needed to follow the trail of
MONEY. To date historians, journalists, and common concerned citizens
have failed to follow the Money trail that drives American political debate;
consequently we have gotten further and further away from understanding the true
nature of the beast that threatens us all.
How can we stop this
insanity?
Simply with the TRUTH. For more than 4 decades the media
has sat on the sidelines as questions of historical proportion have gone
unanswered in political debate after political debate. The current state of
affairs is one in which the media has failed us at every turn by failing to
provide good historical data by which the American Public can comprehensively
access the tremendous challenges that face our nation in the years ahead.
We face the most important turning point in the history of
our republic, and the media refuses to allow its citizens to have access to the
type of historical information that can help us heal our nation and the world. As the media has congealed into larger, stronger corporate
interests, the real news is constantly hiding behind a veil of secrecy. The
media wears this veil of secrecy by insisting that their role is only to report
facts, because they do not do history well. It is said the we live in the
information age, but it would be better stated that we live in the age of dis
and mis information (DMI).
- Michael
C. Ruppert: Commonwealth Club
1)
RICHARD CHENEY is the prime suspect in the Mass Murders of 9/11 and will
establish not only that he was a planner of the attacks, but also that on the
day of the attacks he was running a completely separate command, control and
communications system which was super ceding any orders being issued by the NMCC.
2) I will
establish conclusively that in May of 2001, RICHARD CHENEY, was put in direct
command and control of all war games and field exercise training and scheduling
through several agencies especially FEMA.
3)
I will also show that the Israeli and British governments acted as
partners with the highest levels of the American government to help in the
preparations and, very possibly, the actual executions of the attacks.
- Walter Mondale Cheney misled President Vice President Dick Cheney has bullied federal agencies
and given absurd advice about the
nation's risk and Iraq. .....such conduct would not have been
tolerated when Mondale was vice president. "I think that Cheney has
stepped way over the line," "I think Cheney's been at the center of cooking
up farcical estimates of national risks, weapons of mass destruction, and
the 9/11 connection to Iraq," he said.
That does not serve the president, because he needs facts, Mondale said. "If
I had done as vice president what this vice president has done, Carter would
have thrown me out of there," Mondale said. "I don't think he could have
tolerated a vice president over there pressuring and pushing other
agencies, ordering up different reports than they wanted to send us. I don't
think he would have stood for it."
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Cheney's Office and Nuclear Smuggling
February 1, 2007 -- As a follow up to the story below on
George W. Bush's senior staff meeting discussing Pakistani nuclear scientist
and smuggler A Q Khan, Yukos chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and the Turks, it
is important to note some of WMR's past articles on the subject of Vice
President Dick Cheney's involvement with interests involved in the nuclear
black market.
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Bill Moyer: Cheney and the
Military Industrial Complex Vice President
Cheney, Bill Moyers argued on his PBS show on Friday night, is the “poster
boy” for the “military-industrial complex” made up of those who “call for
war with all the ferocity of non-combatants and then turn around and feed on
the corpse of war."
- Kuncinch Letter to Cheney Kucinich,
Maloney and Sanders
Go After Cheney Critical Questions for Cheney to answer before
Congress
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PTECH, 911, and USA-SAUDI TERROR PTECH, 9/11, and USA-SAUDI TERROR
- Part I PROMIS Connections to Cheney Control of 9/11 Attacks
Confirmed by Jamey Hecht With research assistance by Michael Kane and
editorial comment by Michael C. Ruppert
- P-tech, 9/11 and
Saudi-USA Terror Part II PTECH, 9/11, and USA-SAUDI TERROR
PART II PROMIS Connections to Cheney Control of
9/11 Attacks Confirmed The FAA & Ptech Debriefed by Secret Service -
looking for a PROMIS Muslim Brotherhood, Christian Cultists, and Nazis by
Michael Kane
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Mind
War and the Media Cheney's 'Spoon-Benders' Pushing Nuclear Armageddon
by Jeffrey Steinberg
- Cheney &
Luikid
The Cheney Connection Tracing the Halliburton money trail to Nigeria
by Doug Ireland
- Iraq Smoking Gun
Planning for post-Saddam regime change began as early as October 2001
The National Security Archive
- 9/11 Smoking Gun
THE 9/11 SMOKING GUN*
By William Brandon Shanley
(Dedicated to Michael Ruppert, Great American)
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Able Danger Able Danger Intel Exposed "Protected" Heroin
Trafficking August 17,2005-Venice, FL. by Daniel Hopsicker
- Al Qaeda
and the Mujahudeem Former British Foreign Secretary Robin
Cook: "Al Qaeda" was the
name of a U.S. intelligence database -- July 10, 2005 Wayne Madsen Report
- Bush & Cheney
THE BUSH-CHENEY DRUG EMPIRE October 24, 2000 issue of "From The
Wilderness" by Michael C. Ruppert
Cheney and power
DICK CHENEY is the most powerful vice president in US history.
Indeed, there is a fair amount of circumstantial evidence that Cheney,
not Bush, is the real power at the White House and Bush the figurehead.
The true role of the shadowy Cheney is finally becoming an issue in the
election, and it deserves to be. A
recent piece in The New Yorker by Jane Mayer lays out in devastating detail how
Cheney, while CEO of Halliburton, created the blueprint for shifting much of the
military's support role from the armed services to private contractors. The
leading contractor, of course, is Halliburton. When Cheney became vice
president,
Halliburton was perfectly positioned to make out like a bandit.
Cheney &
911 Cheney's Role In 911 Put On Center Stage By British MP
By Mark Burdman
Executive Intelligence Review. 9-19-3
Cheney &
CIA Torture Cheney pushes senators for exemption to CIA torture ban
WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Dick Cheney made an unusual personal appeal to
Republican senators this week to allow CIA exemptions to a proposed ban on the
torture of terror suspects in U.S. custody, according to participants in a
closed-door session. Cheney told his audience the United States doesn't
engage in torture, these participants added, even though he said the
administration needed an exemption from any legislation banning "cruel, inhuman
or degrading" treatment in case the president decided one was necessary to
prevent a terrorist attack.
Cheney &
Guantanamo Cheney Fights for Detainee Policy As Pressure Mounts
to Limit Handling Of Terror Suspects, He Holds Hard Line By Dana Priest
and Robin Wright
Washington Post Staff Writers Monday, November 7, 2005;
Over the past year, Vice President Cheney has waged an intense and largely
unpublicized campaign to stop Congress, the Pentagon and the State Department
from imposing more restrictive rules on the handling of terrorist suspects,
according to defense, state,
intelligence and congressional officials.
Cheney on Iraq We did the right Cheney: Iraq war right,
WMD or not Vice president says ‘we would do exactly the same thing’ regardless
of intel
By Alex Johnson Reporter MSNBC
Updated: 2:25 p.m. ET Sept 10, 2006
President Bush would have ordered an invasion of Iraq even if the CIA had told
him that Saddam Hussein had
no weapons of mass destruction, Vice President Dick Cheney said Sunday.
Cheney Led
Prewar A White House aide testified in court Thursday that Vice
President Dick Cheney personally led the 2003 effort to discredit Iraq war
critic Joseph Wilson. Deputy White House communications director Cathie
Martin was giving evidence in the politically sensitive perjury trial of former
top White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
Cheney is for
Torture 'Cheney is Vice President for Torture' A former CIA
director has claimed that torture is condoned and even approved by the Bush
government.
The devastating accusations have been made by Admiral Stansfield Turner who
labeled Dick Cheney "a vice president for torture".
He said: "We have crossed the line into dangerous territory".
Cheney & Wire
Taps RENO -- Vice President Dick Cheney predicted Monday that a recent
federal court ruling finding a warrantless surveillance program unconstitutional
will be overturned on appeal. He also said U.S. troops will stay in Iraq
until the job is done.
In a speech to about 6,000 members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at
the group's annual convention, Cheney said the intelligence-gathering program
run by the National Security Agency is one of the most important tools the
country has to stop terrorism aimed at domestic U.S. targets.
Cheney
& Torture The Washington Post
VICE PRESIDENT Cheney is aggressively pursuing an initiative that may be
unprecedented for an elected official of the executive branch: He is proposing
that Congress legally authorize human rights abuses by Americans. "Cruel,
inhuman and degrading" treatment of prisoners is banned by an international
treaty
negotiated by the Reagan administration and ratified
by the United States.
Cheney & Torture on
CNN WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A former top State Department official said
Sunday that Vice President Dick Cheney provided the "philosophical guidance" and
"flexibility" that led to the torture of detainees in U.S. facilities.
Retired U.S. Army Col. Larry Wilkerson, who served as former Secretary of State
Colin Powell's chief of staff, told CNN
that the practice of torture may be continuing in U.S.-run facilities.
"There's no question in my mind that we did. There's no question in my mind
that we may be still doing it," Wilkerson said
on CNN's "Late Edition."
Cheney &
Halliburton
The Cheney Connection: Tracing the Halliburton money trail to
Nigeria By: Doug Ireland
LA Weekly
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