Thursday, May 16, 2013

We are Coming Constantinople

When will the United States realize that just because there's a war going on does not mean we necessarily have to get involved? Does it offend our state department that someone can stage a rebellion or wage a war without consulting us? Everyone knows the US is the war capital of the world, the undisputed champion of undeclared warfare in either hemisphere. So sit this one out America. Let Israel and others handle Syria on their own. Let someone else do the killing for a change.

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Terror can be Terrifying

Sept. 11, 2001 will go down in history as the day terrorists flew planes into the Twin Towers in New York City, and Bldg. 7 fell down out of sheer fright. After being struck near the top, the towers collapsed in a way no other skyscrapers ever collapsed after being struck or catching fire. It's also the day a plane vanished after striking an empty wing of the Pentagon, and another vanished completely, crew, passengers and all after crashing in an empty field. All in all, it was a bizarre series of paranormal coincidences, one right after another.

It's a good thing our govt. knew just how to respond--attack a country in the region where the terrorists were suspected of coming from. Once our military arrived in Iraq, the WMD's that were there also mysteriously disappeared. It's as if the world was haunted after Sept 11. I have heard a lot of money also vanished about the same time.

Monday, December 26, 2011

U.S. Declares Peace!

In a sudden and startling move, the U.S. House and Senate unanimously passed a joint resolution declaring peace with the rest of the world, including the war-torn Middle East.

Republican majority leader John Boehner issued a statement before an astonished Press Corps that, "No amount of oil is worth taking a human life over! If that means we have to start riding bikes to work, then that's a price we are willing to pay."

In a flurry of legislative activity, bills were introduced by members of both parties offering compromises on a host of issues ranging from health care, tax, immigration and campaign finance reform, to regulations aimed at preventing banking fraud and deceptive trading practices, job creation, preserving Social Security and Medicaid, and measures to relieve poverty and hunger among the nation's poor, elderly and unemployed.

Members of Occupy Wall Street were invited to meet with the President and members of Congress to address issues of mutual concern.

News analysts speculated what could be causing the unexpected outpouring of goodwill from Washington. Was it the desire to turn over a new leaf at the beginning of a brand new year, or the realization that things in the U.S. and abroad have reached a point where we must all work together to solve the problems that confront us?

One major news network claimed to have obtained a leaked memo regarding the secret Chemtrail program in which C.I.A. drones are said to be spraying toxic chemicals high above the U.S. to poison American citizens in a globalist attempt to undermine U.S. sovereignty and bring about a one world government. The memo stated that the drones had mistakenly released tons of a generic mood elevating drug used to treat severe depression and anxiety.

Although the Chemtrail memo has not been verified, it does offer a partial explanation for the bizarre mood of compromise and compassion on Capitol Hill.