Some of you
continue to cling to a disclosure fantasy, certain that the beneficent Obama
White House is "on our side," poised to spill the beans about
extraordinary UFO matters.
But just feast your eyes upon this week's escalating news of a government gone wild, and there's no way the fat lady is prepared to sing melodies of disclosure yet. Quite the opposite, I should imagine.
I served in the
Air Force under President Richard Nixon and later watched the Watergate scandal
unfold. As I recall, nobody died by way of Watergate. But four Americans are dead under Benghazigate,
and that little piece of outrageous real estate is owned by President Obama and
Hillary Clinton -- two people whom the mainstream media have gone all out to
protect, no matter what. Until maybe it
cannot anymore. Tick, tick, tick
-- the Obama fantasy, arguably the most dangerous American government influence
in modern history, teeters in preparation for a potential fall. Tick, tick, tick . . .now the media
reports that the Internal Revenue Service corruption regarding highly illegal
treatment of conservative groups and individuals may indeed reach into
Washington, D.C. Tick, tick, tick.
. .Over the past several days, an impressive list of names has received
considerable attention, showing numerous marital and family relationships
between people high up in TV news divisions and people working for the Obama
Administration. Tick. . .tick. .
.tick. . .the Associated Press and ?? news organizations and journalists
discover the Justice Dept. (Obama Corp., Fast and Furious Division, Eric
Holder, prop.) has monitored their phone call records, so now they're
worried. Be worried, be very
worried. Tick, tick, tick. .
.When news organizations and reporters embrace repressive government
institutions with love and affection, as if rolling carefree in road kill,
whilst simultaneously ignoring the rising stench of corruption, little good
will usually come of it.
Obama warned students during another hideous speech last week to pay no attention to whispers of tyranny in the federal
government. Just days later, government
tyranny has smacked us in the face. Funny how
life works.
Kind of ironic that
Steve Bassett's shindig in D.C. dealt in part with government secrecy while
almost simultaneously the president's Benghazi nightmare began to unfold to
depths previously publicly untold. If
that weren't enough, obvious political tricks via the Internal Revenue Service
began to surface.
But back to
Bassett's affair for a moment. There's
no point in extensive re-hash, because you can Read All About It via various
links in the margin. To be blunt, I was
surprised because there were more positives than negatives during the week-long
session -- though the negatives generally receive the best publicity. I was comforted to see former USAF captain
Robert Salas return to Washington -- with former military colleagues of a
similar mind -- to emphasize the importance of instances where UFOs have
visited nuclear weapons facilities.
Salas and others had front-row seats to such events in the past, and
must not be ignored.
Of special
interest were the accounts of two former Air Force airmen who may have been
exposed to dangerous emissions of -- something -- during their UFO encounters
at Bentwaters (the Rendlesham Forest incident) in 1980, because they are
absolutely unable to access their military medical records from the government. As journalist Billy Cox reported (see link),
even Arizona Sen. John Kyl was unable to pry medical information from the government on
their behalf. Perhaps Mr. Obama or Mr.
Holder or Ms. Napolitano could help?
Then again, I doubt it. No
national security issues to see here, either, so just move along folks. . .
A dirty and
dangerous White House? If you didn't
suspect it before, you should suspect it now.
If you still don't wonder, you probably won't allow yourself the
obligation to do so. Meantime, we're all
being spied upon by the, uh, most open Administration in history.
As surely as I'm
typing this rant right now, both the military services and government agencies
of note are staffed with men and women who know things, important and dreadful
things, leading them to question the viability and intentions of the Obama
Administration. I guess whistle-blowing
isn't what it used to be, but if there are stories to be told, they need to be
related securely and safely, for tyranny, it appears, may not be just a
state of mind in the current political atmosphere. I say, blow those damned whistles and keep blowing them until the national tarnish evaporates and the criminals of bureaucracy -- and not the whistleblowers -- go off to prison.
CONGRATULATIONS
ABC-TV NEWS BLUNDERERS: When David
Muir reported on the Benghazi affair Saturday evening (May 11), the caption at
the bottom of the screen read BENGHAZI BLACKLASH. Huh?
In the words of the chronically paranoid -- isn't that racist? Not only has TV journalism taken the long
road to the village of Usuck, its human components apparently find the ability
to spell words correctly a foolish imposition.
