I really look with commiseration over the great body of my fellow citizens, who,
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Murder
Find out how this highly trained young man and his team were coerced by the military into purposely destroying villages and creating future terrorists as part of a plan that would ultimately serve their dark purpose, the war on terror and 911.
And if that weren't enough, hear how he was trained in Area 51 as a specially gifted group of highly classified psy spies to see beyond the famous Looking Glass technology into the future involving 2012 and beyond.
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BILL WOOD (Fictitious name) : ABOVE & BEYOND PROJECT LOOKING GLASS
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projectcamelotportal.com/
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Click on above names — villages, towns, districts — for more information Many sites do not have their own Wikepedia page at the time of this page being setup on TheWE.cc Check Wikipedia directly for current information |
Atrocities committed by Israel graphic pictures What neither CNN the BBC or any other Illuminati controlled media ever show you |
| US ISRAEL MASS WAR CRIMES Israel Caused Holocaust Palestine Lebanon US Israel massacres desire to kill one and half million people They keep sucking off the teat of America and the banking systems of Europe |
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What would happen to crony capitalism if the workers simply withdrew their support
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"Why don't you like Obama?"
I answer, "Because he is a mass murderer!"
He has killed two many people in Afghanistan to ever loose that title.
Whether he was in any way responsible for the killing of Donald Young, I don't speculate.
Donald Young’s mother in July 2010 said she knows her son and Obama were very close and that she knows her son was
killed to protect Obama.
'Very close' in this context is a synonym for lover.
The recent Larry Sinclair article with the NewHampshireHerald.com is worth reading.
Obama is more than a mass murderer of foreign people, should that not be enough.
He has, as his predecessor, continued to move the United States into a totalitarian police state.
He hasn't done it alone, of course.
I consider Obama a mind slave himself.
He has been damaged by black agencies of the US government.
He is now not only damaged but a victim of constant blackmail, not by any one person but by countries.
He is an unconstitutional President, little of his past has been made known.
Even his birth certificate is forged.
He is a black-ops asset, nothing more.
He needs to be impeached.
Washington, in reality the United States, has since its inception been very sick not any different to most countries, it is governed by an inner elite some including myself call the Illuminati, venal senators, elite-preserving justices, rogue politicians from the lowest levels up.
Call them bankers, call it treaties made with rogue alien off-planet species, instead of asking as a species for help from those who can truly help.
These few, very few groupings who have only their own selfish interest, they are from where Obama steps.
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NewHampshireHerald.com article on Obama and Sinclair
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LarrysSinclair.org
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| Is it a bet you don't want to take? Will it give you more years of life! Fundamentally, statin drugs damage the muscles and nerves in the body so much so that a dose as low as 5 mg a day can kill a human. There are well over 100 studies demonstrating the myotoxic, or muscle-harming effects of these drugs, and over 80 demonstrating the nerve-damaging effects, as well. When you consider that a vast proportion of our body is comprised of muscles and coordinating nerve systems, this drug has the potential to cause damage to the entire body, and undoubtedly does so universally, differing only in the matter of degree the damage occurring acutely in those at the tip of the iceberg, asymptomatically in the majority of others at the base. Moreover, statin myotoxicity is not exclusive to skeletal muscle. If you consider that the heart is also a muscle, in fact, is our most tireless muscle, an obvious red flag should go up. It is a remarkable fact that it took over 40 years before the biomedical research and publishing fields were able to produce a human study, like the one published in the Journal of Clinical Cardiology in December 2009, showing that statin drugs, despite billions of advertising/marketing dollars to the contrary, actually weaken the heart muscle. Millions of statin drugs users around the globe are risking their lives on a bad bet that taking a magic chemical pill will reduce their risk of dying of a disease that is not caused by a lack of the drug. |
Cholesterol Drugs Likely Poisoning Patients
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Awful decision to allow brain-killing mercury to be injected into young children Children Thimerosal, Autism, Mercury |
A military base 'on the brink' By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times reporting from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash. December 26, 2011
Mary Coghill Kirkland said she asked her son, 21-year-old Army Spc. Derrick Kirkland, what was wrong as soon as he came back from his first deployment to Iraq in 2008.
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Mom, I'm a murderer
He had a ready answer: "Mom, I'm a murderer."
He told her how his team had kicked in the door of an Iraqi house and quickly shot a man inside.
With the man lying wounded on the floor, "my son got ordered by his sergeant to stand on his chest to make him bleed out faster," Kirkland said.
"He said, 'We've got to move, and he's got to die before we move.'"
Not long after, Derrick told her, he had fallen asleep on guard duty, awakening as a car was driving through his checkpoint.
So my son shot up the car
He yelled for it to stop, but the family in the car spoke no English.
"So my son shot up the car," she said.
Summing up her son's mental state after that deployment, Kirkland said: "What's a nice word for saying that he was completely [messed] up?"
Kirkland relates the remaining years of her son's life as if reading a script: He was depressed by his wife's request for a divorce.
On a second deployment in Iraq, he was caught putting a gun in his mouth and evacuated on suicide watch to Germany.
There, he tried to overdose on pills.
He was flown back to his home base here in Washington state.
After a brief psychiatric evaluation, he was left alone in his room.
He hanged himself with a cord in his closet.
In the closet, dead
Apparently worried that no one would notice, Spc. Kirkland left a note on the door of the locker in his room.
"In the closet, dead," it said.
Wars have always sent many of their practitioners home with lingering emotional scars, but the growing toll of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts is catching up not only with the U.S. military, but with communities like this.
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"It's very much a local issue," said Democratic state Rep. Tina Orwall, who led a hearing in December on how state and local officials can help returning soldiers land on their feet.
Around Joint Base Lewis-McChord, a major staging base for the wars, the working-class suburbs are almost indistinguishable from the base itself.
Towns like Lakewood, DuPont, Spanaway and Parkland are home not only to military families, but to thousands of veterans who over the years have stayed on after their enlistments.
Among them are many with mental health issues.
More than 13% of the Army, which has borne the brunt of the fighting, now meets the criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Senior officers point out that today's soldiers are under unique stresses.
Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli said in a report last year:
"At 24 years of age, a soldier, on average, has moved from home, family and friends and has resided in two other states; has traveled the world (deployed); been promoted four times; bought a car and wrecked it; married and had children; has had relationship and financial problems; seen death; is responsible for dozens of soldiers; maintains millions of dollars worth of equipment; and gets paid less than $40,000 a year,"
At Joint Base Lewis-McChord, described by the independent military newspaper Stars and Stripes last year as "the most troubled base in the military," all of these factors have crystallized into what some see as a community-wide crisis.
A local veterans group calls it a "base on the brink."
In a recent series of community meetings, the group warned that the trauma of multiple deployments had begun to show up in troubling numbers outside the base.
Murders, fights, robberies, domestic violence, drunk driving, drug overdoses
The recent reports of suicides — seven confirmed and five under investigation, with a total of 62 since 2002 — parallel those of murders, fights, robberies, domestic violence, drunk driving and drug overdoses.
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The local crime wave became apparent as early as 2004, when three elite Army Rangers were among a group of five men who stormed into a Bank of America in Tacoma armed with AK-47s, took over the branch and walked out with $54,011.
Over the last two years, an Iraq veteran pleaded guilty to assault after being accused of waterboarding his 7-year-old foster son in the bathtub.
Another was accused of pouring lighter fluid over his wife and setting her on fire.
One was charged with torturing his 4-year-old daughter for refusing to say her ABCs.
A Stryker Brigade soldier was convicted of the kidnap, torture and rape or attempted rape of two women, one of whom he shocked with cables attached to a car battery.
An Iraq war sergeant was convicted of strangling his wife and hiding her body in a storage bin.
In April, 38-year-old combat medic David Stewart, who had been under treatment for depression, paranoia and sleeplessness, led police on a high-speed chase down Interstate 5 before crashing into a barrier.
As police agents watched, he shot himself in the head
As officers watched, he shot himself in the head. His wife, a nurse, was found in the car with him, also shot to death.
Police later found the body of their 5-year-old son in the family home.
Said Jackie Baleto, who lives nearby:
"My daughter played with the little boy, and even now when they're playing outside, the kids are screaming, 'Jordan lived in there. Jordan died in there.' So it affects everybody, even the kids."
Lakewood Police Chief Bret Farrar:
"I can tell you that in the last two years, we have had 24 instances in which we contacted soldiers who were armed with weapons."
"We've had intimidation, stalking with a weapon, aggravated assault, domestic violence, drive-bys."
The military is redoubling efforts to provide suicide hotlines and counseling.
The flagship effort is the Army's Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program, designed to make troops healthy and resilient before they go to war.
Col. Michael Brobeck, commands the 555th Engineer Brigade at Lewis-McChord, about a fourth of whom are currently in Afghanistan:
"We teach them about patience, about maturity, about how it's OK to have issues, because everybody has issues."
The local Madigan Army Medical Center this year opened a $52-million "warrior transition" barracks for 408 wounded or stressed soldiers and their families.
The center has seen a big increase in behavioral health visits — more than 118,000 this year.
Brobeck thinks all this is helping.
Over the last two years, he said, the number of his soldiers exhibiting an extremely high risk of mental health problems has declined.
"Out of 4,000 [troops] when I started doing it about two years ago, we were in the 70s. Now I'm down in the 50s or low 60s."
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Yet in the tough warrior culture of Lewis-McChord, some say soldiers who go to counseling or say they aren't emotionally prepared to go back to war can be humiliated or ignored.
As soon as he walked in the door they called him a coward
Kirkland, when he returned to Lewis-McChord after his first two suicide attempts, was set upon by the unit's acting first sergeant, said Kevin Baker, who served with Kirkland in Iraq and was in the office that day.
"As soon as he walked in the door, [one of the sergeants] called him a coward" and worse, recalled Baker, who recently left the Army.
Ashley Joppa-Hagemann of Yelm, Wash., a mother of two young children, said her husband, 25-year-old Staff Sgt. Jared Hagemann, begged Army commanders this year not to have to return for what she said would be a ninth deployment overseas.
There was just hatred in his eyes
She said she went herself to the base commander, all to no avail.
"He was always drinking, and he became very violent and aggressive.
There was just hatred in his eyes."
Joppa-Hagemann went to court on June 27 to get a restraining order to keep her husband away from her and the children, telling the court that her husband had threatened to kill himself "and take as many folks down with him as possible."
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The order couldn't be served, as it turned out.
Hagemann's body was found the next day in a training field at Lewis-McChord, shot through the head.
"We told them.
We told everybody there was something wrong."
"Nobody would listen."
San Diego naval hospital testing unusual PTSD treatment
Psychic trauma and its aftermath
Soldiers' brains bear scars of emotional wounds
Ruling ordering better VA mental health treatment is withdrawn
I will never quit on life
Over my dead body
Demons in your mind
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US soldiers sent to Iraq committing suicide John Kerry's 1971 Speech Against the Vietnam War Before the United States Senate US war veterans are twice as likely to commit suicide than ordinary civilians |
New Year Message
I have begun to suspect that much more advanced intelligence's are somehow running the show for the rest of us.
It is becoming obvious to me that we are surrounded by an environment that is constructed and maintained using very advanced nanotechnology.
This leads me to suspect that the universe or reality that we experience throughout our lives is more virtual than real.
The fact that scientists looking into the nature of energy and matter find nothing solid tells me that things are not as they seem.
... Far too little emphasis at present is being placed on improving ourselves.
If we really want to grasp the grand perspective we have to become a truthful and honest people.
Those that practice lies and deception may entertain themselves and play painful games at the expense of others and themselves. |
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Erdogan: 'No State deliberately bombs its own people.'
He is talking about Earth, this planet, right!
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Unspeakable grief and horror
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