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Apart from himself I wonder who else is dynamiting Ted Cruz's campaign? Apparent Trump spokes person is one of the women Cruz had had sex with. Was she acting on her own accord and sent in seeking ammunition? Another woman is supposed to be Carly Fiorini's campaign manager. And Cruz did give $500,000 to the Carly Pac. Is this hush money? And why isn't the MSM covering this? Well, one of them Amanda Carpenter, big Cruz supporter, is also supposedly one of the women. The MSM and RW blogosphere have had all the information and sat on it for weeks.
No one is denying any thing and no one is threatening to sue. The National Enquirer has a good track record on some things (John Edwards, Tiger Woods, Gary Hart, Jessie Jackson - though don't think they are correct about Hilary actually adopting the space alien  ) and would be treading carefully after the recent gargantuan Gawker pay out re Hulk Hogan.
And then there is Roger Stone....
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Well...what a tangled mess this has become. Not that I'm complaining. So far I've got strong links to the Savings & Loan scandal, Iran-contra, and JFK assassination. There is a direct connection back to the old "anti-communist" groups and The Gehlen Organization. I've been primarily focusing on the right-wing neocons, since I started with Trump, but even so, the Clintons still surface from time to time.
Considering the sheer scope of this, the only way I'm going to be able to demonstrate it coherently is to make a Mark Lombardi style relationship map or chart. Something like Muckety or similar would be nice, so other people could add to it and view it. For now, I'm just going to plot the major players and fill in the details as I have time. Probably won't post much on this thread anymore, as it's too convoluted and there are already enough leads to see what I'm getting at. If anyone has suggestions for software or a website to make a relationship map, that'd be great. I'm trying a few and none of them really suit my needs.
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Doug Fisher Wrote:Considering the sheer scope of this, the only way I'm going to be able to demonstrate it coherently is to make a Mark Lombardi style relationship map or chart. Something like Muckety or similar would be nice, so other people could add to it and view it. For now, I'm just going to plot the major players and fill in the details as I have time. Probably won't post much on this thread anymore, as it's too convoluted and there are already enough leads to see what I'm getting at. If anyone has suggestions for software or a website to make a relationship map, that'd be great. I'm trying a few and none of them really suit my needs.
Yeah, I've looked at them in the past and the right software is very elusive. But having an information dump like this is also very valuable. People can read through and put it together in their minds.
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You should ask ex-CIA agent Bob Baer for the name of the connection-making software that he used and publicly displayed on "Hunting Hitler" from the History Channel (and now I think available on Amazon Prime). Surely he wouldn't have publicly outed anything classified.
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It's not free, but this is probably the kind of thing you need:
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Donald Trump's Top Foreign Adviser, Joseph Schmitz, is a Former Blackwater ExecutiveMarch 25, 2016
When asked this week about how he would approach foreign policy, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told MSNBC, "I'm speaking with myself, number one, because I have a very good brain, and I've said a lot of things." He also announced his lineup of little-known foreign policy advisers, including Joseph Schmitz, a former Pentagon inspector general with ties to the Center for Security Policy, who was forced out of his job amid accusations that he protected high-level officials in the George W. Bush administration who were suspected of wrongdoing. We get reaction from The Intercept's Jeremy Scahill, who notes Schmitz is a radical Christian supremacist with an "insane worldview" who was a former executive with Blackwater.
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AMY GOODMAN: Jeremy Scahill, I wanted to ask about Donald Trump. He originally said on MSNBC, when asked about who his foreign policy advisers were, "I'm speaking with myself, number one," he said, "because I have a very good brain." But then, with The Washington Post, he talked about his top foreign policy advisers and named Joseph Schmitz as one of them. Talk about who Joseph Schmitz is.
JEREMY SCAHILL: Yeah, Joseph Schmitz was the Pentagon inspector general under Donald Rumsfeld, and he didn't really inspect much of anything. He was a big cheerleader, actually, for many of the most kind of excessive policies of Rumsfeld and the Pentagon in the post-9/11 world. And when Schmitz left the DOD, he became an executive at Blackwater. And Joseph Schmitz is ayou know, is a radical Christian supremacist. He is a member of the Sovereign Order of the Knights of Malta and really is sort of ayou know, has a neo-crusader worldview. And I'm choosing those words carefully. I mean, that'she is definitely a radical Christian supremacist.
And he was an enthusiastic fan of Erik Prince and Blackwater, and he goes and he joins that company. And, you know, this is a guy, though, whowhen I was researching him for the Blackwater book, he wrote a series of letters to the editor of conservative newspapersWashington Times and othersin the '90s. He was a fanatical opponent of abortion. And in one of the letters, heI actually want to quote this correctly, because Joseph Schmitz threatened to sue me onceand, of course, he couldn't, because everything I said was true. But he said, "As a former fetus the plight of aborted innocent human life is as real to me as rape is to most women."
This is Donald Trump's, you know, top foreign policy adviser right now. And, you know, I mean, Joseph Schmitz is, in many ways, in Washington a total clown and a joke because of his insane worldview that has no bearing in the modern world, and yet he continues to get government contracts. He washe was getting paid by the inspector general on Afghanistan under the Obama administration. And, you know, so he's part ofI wouldn't even put him in the category of neoconservatives. I mean, it's really more the neo-crusader crowd that Joseph Schmitz is a part of.
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Sorry, I watched the first minutes of Hunting Hitler and they don't name the software. 4:55 min "Bob utilizes a powerful military tool, to identify a starting point for the investigation. This programs scans the declassified documents for locations and then plots patterns of activity." (Gee, I hope that wasn't classified.)
Sorry, I had thought it named the software package. The display screen shown doesn't name the software, but it does sport the feature I remember: A tab marked "Interdependence Graph".
Is this Schmitz guy the guy that lost 2.3 trillion dollars under Rumsfeld? I hope the Donald doesn't trust him with his money.
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I was using that actually and found it too complicated for my tastes. it classifies everything as parents or children, and if you need to shift things around it messes up the whole hierarchy. maybe theres a way around that but it doesnt seem very fluid as far as reorganizing stuff goes. i want to be able to completely change the positions and connections as i see fit.
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That's interesting. There are some commercial software that is used by law enforcement but they are very expensive.
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Trump Campaign Gives VIP Pass & Interview to Notorious White Supremacist By / Samantha Kilgore/InquisitrMarch 16th, 2016
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Donald Trump's campaign has ties to yet another notorious white supremacist. James Edwards is the host of an openly "pro-white" radio show, the Political Cesspool. Some of James Edward's previous guests on the show have included Neo-Nazis, Holocaust deniers, and leaders of the Ku Klux Klan. The show's website proclaims that it wishes "to revive the White birthrate above replacement level fertility." James Edwards has also claimed that Martin Luther King Jr.'s "dream is our nightmare," "interracial sex is white genocide," and "slavery is the greatest thing that ever happened to" African-Americans.But despite those beliefs, James Edwards is attending various Trump rallies as a fully credentialed member of the press, broadcasting live, as well as penning his own impressions of the rallies.
"I must admit that this rally lived up to my expectations. I've been saying for years on the radio that the majority of Americans fundamentally agree with us on the issues and that the neocons were generals of a phantom army. I am being proven right. Our people just needed a viable candidate and they've identified Trump as that man. There is no doubt that Trump's populism and nationalism is galvanizing our nation and may change the course of American history for the better right before our very eyes."
And in a move that the Trump campaign has declined to explain, Donald Trump, Jr. the eldest son of Donald Trump and a campaign surrogate gave a lengthy interview to James Edwards for his "pro-white" radio show. Edwards is openly promoting the interview both on his show and on his blog. According to Edwards, he and his fellow hosts of the "pro-white" radio show have attended Trump rallies in Illinois, Arkansas, and a rally in Memphis, Tennessee. In addition to full press credentials, Edwards says Trump's campaign gave them "VIP" parking, as well. …
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