Originally posted by bladdersweat
hmmm, interesting. i would like to add to the conspiratorial nature of this. i don't know if you caught it, but about 2 months ago obama brought
former president clinton (..bring the other guy in....) to endorse the president's framework agreement to extends tax cuts. i thought that was a bit
weirdo, i don't really remember other presidents bringing in the old guard to speak down to the public, even thought they may consult with them in
private for advice.
Excellent post and thought! You've picked up on my theme and that is that despite outward appearances, there has been continuity in the chain of
command that controls us. Plenty of overlap all along, as you likely remember Bush (HW) actually having his hand up Reagan's... you know. You also
likely remember Zbigniew Brzezinski serving as National Security Advisor to Carter and now a foreign policy adviser to Obama. When was the last time
Kissinger was not a behind the scenes influence? See the link below. The truth is there are puppets and there are controllers. Typically the guy that
waves from the White House lawn is a puppet.
We know Barry is good speaker but is need of the teleprompter. He is not free flowing, free thinking. He is not quick on his feet. I doubt he is
well-versed on any subject but he presents a palatable image. The image and rehearsed rhetoric got him elected. The "man with the tan and the
anti-Bush plan". That was more than enough for most people. And so Barry is a well rehearsed (mostly) puppet, why get in hot water stumbling through
the tax cut issue with the press core? Thus we get "Oops, where does the time go? Here's an old friend to answer your questions!" Brilliant!
There is much continuity in the puppets but more importantly in the controllers. The evidence is paraded in front of us constantly. And as you know
"familiarity breeds contempt". We've been so over-exposed to the truth we don't see it let alone believe it.
Sarah Palin's Meeting With Henry Kissinger
In this last photo, "Senior" looks like he's really holding a grudge having lost his chance at a second term to "Slick Willy", don't you think?
On the contrary they look like BFFs and the funny thing is
they are! Consider he had 8 years with his hand up Reagan's aspirations and 4 years
of his own in the big chair. He was one of the few controllers that got into the chair in my opinion. We've been led to believe that once out of
office these patriotic fellows drop the heart-felt convictions they ran on and let the next guy have his turn. Such good sports. Sportsmen one and all
and this country is their game. One party, not two. They never leave the playing field.
