Order out of Chaos

2008-02-07T15:20:00.001-08:00

After OKC in 1996 less than a year after the attacks the Congress passed the Anti-terror and effective Death Penalty Act of 1996.

Out of the ashes of 9/11 rose the Patriot act. This is a prime example of order out of chaos. In the aftermath of 9/11 the chaotic scenes in New York City the American people were primed through chaos to accept a predetermined action. The Patiot act is 315 of pages long, and modifies portions of the US criminal code. It was passed by Congress in October of 2002, less than two months after 9/11. This text was prepared long before 9/11/01.

In 2007 Congress Passed the John Warner Defense Authorization act of 2007. Which authorized spending for martial law in the case of "insurrection" within the United States.

These acts passed as a result of chaotic situations resulting from preventable terror attacks. Anyone who has looked deeply at 9/11 understands that the attacks were not a surprise. In fact FBI agents were ordered off of the terrorist trail by Bush in June of 2001 in the form of W199eye executive order. They were not permitted to investigate the hijackers whose trail they had found.

The executive order had been leaked by John O'Neill former head of the FBI. O'Neill died on September 11, 2001 in NYC. He had taken a position at the WTC in security. His first day of work was September 10, 2001.

Another example of order from chaos is the Northwoods Documents which had been passed up the chain through the DOD all the way to L. L. Lemnitzer former Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff, who had signed off on it and passed it up to JFK. The Northwood documents detailed how to foster a wave of indignation amongst Americans to support a war with Cuba. The plan suggested flying planes into buildings, using sniper attacks in S. Florida, and US military units disguised as Castro Cubans to attack US army bases.

The Downing street memo was leaked to the media, in which George Bush during the planning stages of the Iraq war suggested painting US military planes like UN aircraft in hopes they would be shot down creating a pretext to invade Iraq. The plan was pre-determined that war was inevitable, and they were fixing intelligence to fit the policy of invasion, despite the fact that the Bush administration claimed that Saddam could flee Iraq as late as 48 hours before the invasion to avoid war.

For more information on the Northwoods Operation plan visit: http://www.infowars.com/northwoods.htm

Then we have the USS Liberty incident, during the Six Days War in 1967, of which we recently passed the grave milestone of 40 year anniversary. In the attack, despite the fact that the electronic signal intercepts vessel was flying the US flag, Israeli gun ships, and fighter jets attacked the vessel. They later claimed that they believed it was a hostile Egyptian vessel. The attack occurred in international waters in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. The attack killed 34 US sailors. The attack had it been successful in sinking the Liberty (some speculate) could have been blamed on the Egyptian military to draw the US into the conflict in support of Israel.

Not only was the attack itself troubling, but the cover up following is even more troubling. Pressure from Sec. Def. Mcnamara and President Johnson to call the incident an "accident" before the investigation was complete, which surely would have been a public relations disaster for the Johnson administration as well as the Israeli government.

For more information on the USS Liberty incident visit:
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/ussliberty.html

These are just a few examples of the use of order out of chaos. The use of violence directed against Americans to foster indignation in support of a pre-determined outcome. This is called social engineering by some, by others, like myself it's murder plain and simple.

My conclusion is simple, we cannot allow the use of violence to further political aims. We must look carefully at all news events, especially the kind that motivate you toward supporting a policy leading to war.