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Originally Posted by Willravel
The problem with the media is two fold: fear and lack of freedom. They fear retaliation and are almost always corporate funded. That combination provides for a situation where the constitutionally protected freedom of the press is lost.
Beyond that, those who don't have the fear and who can control what they report not only don't have the resources, but there are too many things for one person to cover. If I were an independent journalist, I wouldn't even know where to start because so much news is suppressed.
My hope with your posts has always been that the right person will start to see the patterns and that person will be able to disseminate the verifiable information widely enough that it cannot be suppressed.
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I didn't know where to begin with this new research direction, so I decided to use tiny little Jupiter Island, Fl, as the center of study, because it is significant that two recent presidents came out of there, with a Yale bonesman father who had a past that included investing and banking for the Nazis....and it didn't hurt that the other choice for president in the last election, was also a bonesmen..... even Sen. John Heinz, Kerry's wife's first husband was a bonesman.
I am struck with how tiny a talent pool this is....a presidency, intelligence apparatus, and military and armaments industry, all dominated by such a tiny group of men....documented from 1914 to 2008.
Next up will be
McCone-Bechtel, a huge can of worms there....just look up
Bechtel big dig or
bechtel Iraqi contracts , on google.
The press is not blind...it is complicit in robbing us blind, by parasites who "hate big government", but grew fat off of it, at least since that day in 1918 when Samuel P. Bush took his seat at his desk at the War Industries Board. The word is that most of the records from his office were "later burned to save room". Am I supposed to respect people who voted for these "candidates"?
...and this, just in:
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http://news.google.com/archivesearch...ange=1990,2005
LINDBERGH PRAISED IN NAZI NEWSPAPER; 'A Real American,' Says...
$3.95 - New York Times - Apr 25, 1941
The important German newspaper Hamburger Fremdenblatt, commenting on last night's "America First" rally in New York, described Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh ...
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http://maui.aloha-hawaii.com/hawaii/...bergh+on+maui/
Lindbergh’s introduction to Kipahulu came in the 1950s, when he began visiting his longtime friend, Pan Am executive Sam Pryor. Pryor had settled on 100 acres in this secluded community—Kipahulu is about 10 miles beyond Hana—and frequently hosted Lindbergh and his wife, author Anne Morrow Lindbergh. With each visit, the Lindberghs became more enamored of the area.
Eventually, Pryor sold Lindbergh five acres of his property, and by 1971, the Lindberghs had local workmen build a lava-walled, A-frame house in Kipahulu near the edge of 100-foot-high cliffs. While it lacked the modern comforts of air conditioning and television, the residence allowed the couple to get closer to the wilderness they cherished.....
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