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kennedy obama parallels - Bernice Moore - 28-11-2009
Too many parallels for comfort, right down to his beautiful wife and two young children…
Subject: jfk obama
article by Ray McGovern
http://www.consortiumnews.com/2009/112409b.html
article by Ray McGovern
http://www.consortiumnews.com/2009/112409b.html
kennedy obama parallels - Gil Jesus - 28-11-2009
I'm concerned about the lack of security around the president. A few months ago, it was revealed that the SS stopped searching people for guns 1/2 hour before Obama's speech in Dallas. Now we find that a couple "crashed" a party at the White House and actually went up to and met Obama.
The people should be concerned.
kennedy obama parallels - Bernice Moore - 28-11-2009
gil i just lost my reply i typed out to you, sorry perhaps again later...but boy do i agree,,.personally imo all on duty that night should be fired that just might smarten and sharpen up the rest.....all they will get out of this is some egg on their face which will be wiped off..it gets worse below ....thanks best b..
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kennedy obama parallels - Magda Hassan - 29-11-2009
I see more parallels between Obama and LBJ. He's given the generals pretty much everything they wanted for Afghanistan and NATO. The security breeches are a worry and may also explain his LBJ like behaviour though I feel he may have given what they wanted anyway as I think he is bought and paid for corparate shill.
kennedy obama parallels - Phil Dragoo - 01-12-2009
Of greatest interest is the president's decision to retain the Secretary of Defense of the previous administration, the past Director of Central Intelligence, Robert M. Gates.
Gates coauthored with Zbigniew Brzezinski the 2004 Council on Foreign Relations paper "Iran: Time for a New Approach" calling for negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Brzezinski has been a major foreign policy advisor to the president, and negotiations with Iran have been pressed despite results revealed daily to be "disappointing" in the particularly Orwellian language of diplomacy.
http://www.cfr.org/publication/7194/
kennedy obama parallels - Ed Jewett - 01-12-2009
I think the matter can be construed as silent warfare by entrenched insiders and bureaucrats representing different financial/power factions, with the military (fractured, though, into non-traditional alignments), various intel agencies (how many do we have now, anyway?), contractor groups, industrial linkages, etc. all vying for power, influence, etc.
It is no longer a question of black versus white; what we are dealing with is a 64-pocket tray of pastels, purposefully blurred and blended, pointillism pixelated and propagndized toward the periphery.
Some of the more potent reading lately is about 4GW, 5GW, and the fracturing of allegiances into gangs, tribes, et al.
I don't have a playbill, but I see the security lapse as a signal of some sort (like a flashcard that reminds the intended recipient of the message of the famous 'footage' shot from the Grassy Knoll). I am equally concerned with the usual issues behind an uptick in violence (the recent murders of four cops in a coffee shop outside a military base near Seattle, perhaps an indication along with similar sequential events of a 'targeting' or purposeful effort, along with the Fort Hood business and others).
I do not have the ability to see the backside of the tapestry, but the coming weeks seem to require that we sharpen out pencils, our wits and our corpus callosal ability to think clearly on all sides of our collective brains.
We seem to be at the edge of a political precipice.