A quick note before I get back to proper work 2 things being bugging me for a while 1. Any thing bad happens get blamed on the CIA/NSA ect ect or America; I think this is gross simplification of a situation in which in reality the process is one in which careerist, in any bureaucracy, end up for reasons of self motivation deviating from due process for administration, largely controlled by lobbyists working for those who go beyond borders. Much of the things going on behind the scene in the increasing draconianism, we face in this world, trace back to a competition which goes beyond states and is much a case of corporate verse corporate. - So winners of things like the TTP will not necessarily be China Russia or the USA but the fiscal parties and fascist based oligarchy that dominate those countries economies. 2. I find myself stuck between the conspiracy theorist who blame Obama for everything (in many cases documenting truly dubious affairs but without establishing an actual link to Obama) and the skeptics who believe the world is one giant coincidence theory. Where is the middle ground and how do highlight a situation in which those who hate Obama are in fact funded by the very forces of tyranny they claim to be standing up against. The closest I have ever seen to this is a story dated Many Stories One Source. This pointed out many of the Clinton conspiracy tales tied back (once you followed the one trail) to the Mellon dynasty. The same parties who today help fund the Tea Party and back in the 1930s fund the Liberty Movement - who planned to carry out a coup would be out by General Smedley V+Butler Smith. To find the balance between fringe news hysteria and mainstream pulp is the quest I seek. To flush out the bigger story the tale beneath the headlines. To make people think but without claiming that I now the whole truth especially when I often report on a world that likes to keep their secrets and often go to great trouble to keep them. Darius Jedburgh: Now, you know better than anyone, cases like these are never solved. Theyre simply too complicated, too much hard work. Theres a lot going on out there in this world. And you just never can connect A to B. Thomas Craven: How do you know that? Darius Jedburgh: Because Im usually the guy that stops you connecting A to B. Its part of what I do. - The Edge of Darkness.
Posted on: Sat, 12 Oct 2013 02:28:17 +0000
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