Osama Dead
Posted by:
Sparky
()
Date: May 02, 2011 11:24PM
Shot in the head by USA Navy Seals (team 6...the elite of the elite) May 1st, on the anniversary of Hitler's death.
To celebrate, here is a 15 second YouTube clip from the geniuses at "South Park":
[www.youtube.com]
To celebrate, here is a 15 second YouTube clip from the geniuses at "South Park":
[www.youtube.com]
Re: Osama Dead
Posted by:
Apollo
()
Date: May 03, 2011 10:46AM
Fantastic news!
Here's a good article which describes the mission step by step.
[www.thesun.co.uk]
He used his wife as a human shield, what a coward.
I think the Pakistani's will have a lot to answer for.
Here's a good article which describes the mission step by step.
[www.thesun.co.uk]
He used his wife as a human shield, what a coward.
I think the Pakistani's will have a lot to answer for.
Re: Osama Dead
Posted by:
corboy
()
Date: September 12, 2011 10:45PM
Terrorists can only kill, maim terrify and destroy property.
They cannot kill American civil liberties.
Which are based on Magna Carta
Only we can throw those away if persuaded to do so by thinking that security matters more.
We dont need more heroes, we need more participating citizens
*Vote
*Respond to your jury duty summons--people suffered and died to keep this process alive.
*Examine the materials every immigrant must study to pass the test to become US citizens.
Make the time to sit through a trial from jury selection, to final verdict. This is one of most educational things a person can do. Take your children along. They need to learn how to sit still and learn from an adult environment, anyway. Watching a real life trial will assist you to understand that TV and the movies do not give an accurate portrayal of the process.
The Colonial and Constitutional History of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in America (Virginia Law Review Association)
[webcache.googleusercontent.com]
Water Boarding is Torture--Malcolm W Nance US Navy-Ret
[smallwarsjournal.com]
(Mr Nance testified before Congress in this matter. He was waterboarded himself and as a trainer in the Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) program, he waterboarded US Service personnel. And this is not done just once. A veteran RECON Marine informed me that he had been waterboarded for 12 hours when he was taken through SERE)
The people you meet are the ones who successfully completed that program. You are not likely to meet human beings who shattered and were unable to regain coherance--not unless you are in a profession that gives you access to psychiatric wards.
An account by a woman who described how her boyfriend changed after he went through SERE in the Air Force.
[susiebright.blogs.com]
(Corboy comment)
(‘He couldn’t hold the frame anymore’/My note: this is exactly what happened during Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment.
The subjects forgot this was an experiment. They forgot they had been told beforehand that they were always free to leave at any time.
Zimbardo had to stop the experiment early because matters were deteriorating. And…he only stopped it because his girlfriend walked in on it and was so horrified that she insisted that the moral limit had been passed.
The worst thing of all is that to this day, almost no one is able to accept that any one of us can be pushed past a point where we cannot ‘hold the frame’.
No one wants to face this. It flies in the face of self concept and normal range narcissism.Corboy)
And what we are examining here on RR.com is that there exists a softer, more normalized technology that does not fit the legal guidelines that currently meet the definition of 'torture' or even of 'undue influence'.
But that does exert such powerful influence that legions of people--former subjects, former employees, angry and heart broken friends, frightened spouses, employees who dont want to do this but are being pressured to do it..
Large Group Awareness Trainings.
LGATs.
A process that is 'soft' but that is designed to put as many subjects as possible into a place where they can no longer *hold the frame* and come out as recruitment units for the LGAT, no longer citizens but inmates of a process, but who retain the ability to function and earn income in a global capitalist society.
This message board and website would not exist were it not for the First Amendment of the US Constitution and through the efforts of Mr Rick A Ross and the many attorneys who worked pro bono, donating millions of dollars of expert assistance in court so that this message board and website would still be here after nine years.
Thank you.
Now each of us, lets go out and give CPR to the civil liberties of the United States of America.
We dont need any more heroes.
We need participating citizens.
A society that needs heroes in every generation to save itself is a society in decline.
They cannot kill American civil liberties.
Which are based on Magna Carta
Only we can throw those away if persuaded to do so by thinking that security matters more.
We dont need more heroes, we need more participating citizens
*Vote
*Respond to your jury duty summons--people suffered and died to keep this process alive.
*Examine the materials every immigrant must study to pass the test to become US citizens.
Make the time to sit through a trial from jury selection, to final verdict. This is one of most educational things a person can do. Take your children along. They need to learn how to sit still and learn from an adult environment, anyway. Watching a real life trial will assist you to understand that TV and the movies do not give an accurate portrayal of the process.
The Colonial and Constitutional History of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in America (Virginia Law Review Association)
[webcache.googleusercontent.com]
Water Boarding is Torture--Malcolm W Nance US Navy-Ret
[smallwarsjournal.com]
(Mr Nance testified before Congress in this matter. He was waterboarded himself and as a trainer in the Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) program, he waterboarded US Service personnel. And this is not done just once. A veteran RECON Marine informed me that he had been waterboarded for 12 hours when he was taken through SERE)
The people you meet are the ones who successfully completed that program. You are not likely to meet human beings who shattered and were unable to regain coherance--not unless you are in a profession that gives you access to psychiatric wards.
An account by a woman who described how her boyfriend changed after he went through SERE in the Air Force.
[susiebright.blogs.com]
Quote
April 22, 2009
SERE Training Turned My Boyfriend from Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde
SERE was the big training craze following the Vietnam war, when I was in high school in the 1970s. I'd like to hear more from soldiers who went through SERE "back in the day" and their families' experiences.
This is my story. I'm going to tell it here for the first time.
My high school boyfriend Bobbie was accepted into the Air Force Academy when he was 18 and wrote me detailed letters of his traing days in Colorado. He was "captured" on field exercises and taken to a mock POW camp for SERE traing, aka "torture camp."
Bobbie went into the USAFA a civil rights activist, a self-identified feminist, a socialist. He dressed like a Black Panther in his senior yearbook photo— with a leather suit jacket and an Afro that had to be 15" in diameter!
We met doing the UFW (United Farm Worker)lettuce and grapes boycott He was in the Red Tide, our high school underground newspaper.
Bobbie said he wanted to join to be the “spook who sat by the door" to reform or subvert from within. His skeptical friends said he was naive, that he'd be the one who'd get "subverted"— but there was no talking him out of it.
He was the eldest son of a military family, and named after his father, a decorated officer.
In addition to the group beatings, waterboarding, electric shock, sleep deprivation, sound/noise torture, starvation, dehydration, he was also forced to eat human feces and vomit, in accompaniment with the beatings. They had replicas of “tiger cages”' they kept him in. He wrote me that after awhile of knowing it was all a training, he couldn't *hold the frame anymore* and it became nothing but his reality. His sense of time and self evaporated.
Mission accomplished.
Although his captors were supposed to be Vietcong, they were largely white kids who'd been instructed to scream everything in "fake" Oriental accents that would have been absurd if they weren't so sadistic. They were supposed to target his vulnerabilities, which in his case, meant humiliating him for being African-American.
His father was Air Force— and I think even he was taken aback by the SERE training. Afterward, as far as I could tell, Bobbie had a psychological breakdown. He wasn't the same guy. I was afraid of him.
They'd given him some very peculiar advice about women— it creeped me out. I was, like, "HEY, it's me, remember?" But he didn't (remember).
He hurt me when we made love, my back bled. He acted like we were supposed to play this out until I got "tougher" and could take it. It didn't have anything to do with "kink" or fun.
After he came, that time I bled so much, I got out of the room and pretended I had some urgent phone from my dad, his mother, any distraction to get him out of the house. I felt cold as a crypt after he left, and I have never seen him again.
I didn't tell anybody. That was thirty-five years ago.
The last time Bobbie came to my door I wouldn't let him inside. I was freaked out by his threats and declarations. After all, I was the "enemy" now; I hadn't changed my political stripes.
He was laughing in this weird way, like a spoof of a con artist, and shouting that he had a Rosa Luxemburg T-shirt" for me. Yeah, right. I wouldn't open the door.
He used to say I was one of the smartest people he'd ever met. Yes, of course we were teenagers, but we so serious about our politics and our books. He'd given me a homemade ring from one of his parachute rigs. We put up with so much shit from people who didn't know a thing about us, just "oh-my-god-black-boy-white-girl" bigoted diarrhea.
Our idealism was one of our greatest comforts. His last contact with me was chilling enough by itself, but if you'd known how gentle, empathetic, and shy he used to be, it was even more heartbreaking.
When we went out on our first date, only a few months previous to his enlistment, Bobbie had been too shy to kiss me goodnight. We held hands for a long time while I gave him a "of-course-I-want-to-kiss-you!" pep talk.
I couldn't believe the Air Force had taken Mr. Eagle Scout Perfect Gentleman and turned him into a psycho.
After he finished crying on the first trip home, he clammed up and wouldn't talk about it anymore— or he lied, unconvincingly.
After his service, he became a leader in a Black GOP leadership council. Talk about Stockholm Syndrome.
I will never forget Bobbie's letters. It was not something he said to get laid... we were already lovers, there was no rejection to parse
.I am holding back from writing the gory details because it makes me so sick— and I feel so helpless. When I heard what was going on in Iraq, I knew exactly where it came from.
Politicians on Capitol Hill today, including the liberals, talk about whether they're "not sure" they want to prosecute torture violations because they don't want the trials to become a "partisan battle." Their rationalizations make me want to puke.
Do they understand that— puke?
Because maybe they'd like to spend a week in a tiger cage being force-fed shit and see if they still think it's a "partisan issue."
These politicians are living in Absurdistan.
I'm glad Bobbie wrote me before he pushed it all out of his mind. It is the bleeding edge of the American nightmare— and everyone who's been part of it needs to wake the fuck up.
April 22, 2009
(Corboy comment)
(‘He couldn’t hold the frame anymore’/My note: this is exactly what happened during Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment.
The subjects forgot this was an experiment. They forgot they had been told beforehand that they were always free to leave at any time.
Zimbardo had to stop the experiment early because matters were deteriorating. And…he only stopped it because his girlfriend walked in on it and was so horrified that she insisted that the moral limit had been passed.
The worst thing of all is that to this day, almost no one is able to accept that any one of us can be pushed past a point where we cannot ‘hold the frame’.
No one wants to face this. It flies in the face of self concept and normal range narcissism.Corboy)
And what we are examining here on RR.com is that there exists a softer, more normalized technology that does not fit the legal guidelines that currently meet the definition of 'torture' or even of 'undue influence'.
But that does exert such powerful influence that legions of people--former subjects, former employees, angry and heart broken friends, frightened spouses, employees who dont want to do this but are being pressured to do it..
Large Group Awareness Trainings.
LGATs.
A process that is 'soft' but that is designed to put as many subjects as possible into a place where they can no longer *hold the frame* and come out as recruitment units for the LGAT, no longer citizens but inmates of a process, but who retain the ability to function and earn income in a global capitalist society.
This message board and website would not exist were it not for the First Amendment of the US Constitution and through the efforts of Mr Rick A Ross and the many attorneys who worked pro bono, donating millions of dollars of expert assistance in court so that this message board and website would still be here after nine years.
Thank you.
Now each of us, lets go out and give CPR to the civil liberties of the United States of America.
We dont need any more heroes.
We need participating citizens.
A society that needs heroes in every generation to save itself is a society in decline.
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