How the MK-Ultra Gate Culpable and Knowledgeable Behaved in the
Diplomatic Back-Channel Right After Publication of the Book
There’s no way Obama et al. can say they didn’t see it coming. The
“it” refers, of course, to the publication, marketing and promotion of A
President’s Worst Nightmare. They heard the Canadian lawyer say in
March and many times thereafter that if there was no follow through
by late August, he’d resign from the political wing of the coalition and
pursue measures that would deliver him the what he’s sought all these
years and help his coalition partners achieve what eluded them only
because of most egregious abuses of power and abdications of national
security responsibility.
It’s now more evident than ever that tempting fate is the mantra of
those who have the most to lose.
It’s inconceivable those involved in or have links to MK-Ultra Gate would
underestimate the coalition or its Canadian representative.
They’d watch
him navigate in and around and through a plethora of obstacles and barriers
over the years and come out at the far end cognitively stronger and more
knowledgeable and geo-competent than when he entered the designed-tofail maze. And they witnessed how what was directed at the Chinada High
Command be turned on those at the center of the scandal. When the book
was officially complete on Sunday, November 24th, he immediately launched
the promotion and marketing campaign.
He started the day before by
calling the tech support behind ‘Canada Law Topics’ - Carl Schepannek, who
he hadn’t spoken to since March 2002 - ten and a half years ago - when the
project was in the process of being fatally sabotaged to keep him a
perpetually enslaved, tortured lab monkey. Within 24 hours the domain
name ‘worst-nightmare.com’ was registered and the beginnings of what
would be a slick marketing platform would be operational.
The day after the unofficial completion of the manuscript President Obama
decides to acknowledge in a publicly cryptic manner this milestone in the
Canadian’s road to emancipation and his demise.
He arranges to go
Christmas shopping with his two kids to, of all places, a bookstore; but not
just any bookstore. The location is chosen because the retailer’s name says
something about what he was doing that day: One More Page Books - i.e.,
one more page in a multi-ten-thousand page diplomacy archive.
[quantum, Erin M.]
Obama does a little Christmas shopping on "Small Business
Saturday"
by Lindsey Boerma
CBS News
November 24, 2012
Read article
Hoping to encourage other Americans to participate in "Small Business
Saturday" as an alternative to big chain-friendly Black Friday,
President Obama today visited an Arlington, Va., bookstore to cross
some items off his family's Christmas list.
Accompanied by his daughters Sasha and Malia, the president
journeyed across the river to One More Page Books, which the White
House described as an "independent, neighborhood bookstore."
The first time he steps into the public spotlight after the eBook is officially on
the market and hours after commencing marketing and promotion by
contacting the one collection of organizations in the U.S. that has the ability
to fatally wound his administration - the Tea Party - he and the Speaker of
the House, who gains from his departure, give press conferences on the
Fiscal Cliff.
Both cringe and grimace throughout in the knowledge that
exposure, scandal and accountability are forthcoming since quantum wasn’t.
The first outward sign of inward anxiety comes when he hears himself (i)
describe what the scandal’s going to do to his family and others’ kin caught
up in the web of deceit and unlawfulness and (ii) how Americans are going
to learn of, discuss, debate and mobilize in vast numbers to oust him and
the rest of them from office.
Today's important because I want to make sure everybody
understands this debate is not just about numbers; it's a set of major
decisions [0:57: grimace] that are going to affect millions of families
all across this country [pic1] in very significant ways [pic2]; and their
voices - the voices of the American people - have to be part of this
debate [pic3].
Another sign of stress is triggered when hearing himself say that the
scandal’s going to drag his entire administration down. That’s followed by
another reaction upon appreciating he had “right now” options to placate the
coalition by following through on their primary demand since the epiphany.
He declined, for whatever reason, every single day for over a year and a half
to exercise that which would have terminated the controversy. So who can
feel empathy for him; and who’d challenge the argument he ought not face
the full wrath of the American people and be recorded in history for all time
as the U.S. leader who engaged in an abominable set of policies and
practices?
... that makes businesses less likely to invest and hire; which means
fewer jobs. And that can drag our entire economy down [grimace].
Now the good news is there's a better option [grimace] . Right now as
we speak...
He employs a Clooney M. to draw attention to the fact that the Canadian’s
going to - finally - get a break. Everything he’s tried since commencing the
Federal Court lawsuit in September 2002 that sought to procure freedom
and compensation didn’t go his way.
And now, from his estimation, he
going to get both - and at a cost personally and professionally that couldn’t
be more of a worst case scenario.
... by a single dime. Even the wealthiest Americans would still get a
tax cut on the first $250,000 of their income. [4:02: Cl.M.] So it's not
like folks who make more than 250,000 aren't getting a tax break too.
They're getting a break on the first 250,000 just like everybody else.
Families and small businesses would therefore be able to enjoy some
piece of mind [cringe] heading into Christmas and heading into the
new year [cringe].
Throughout the press conference there’s a woman immediately behind him
that not once looks anything but happy to be there. Her demeanour in the
context of what’s going on is interpreted as someone in the know who is
profoundly upset because she’s watching a man whose in an inescapable
vortex
of
self-destruction;
who’s
imminently
going
to
be
exposed,
condemned and either impeached or compelled to resign.
Again, he hears in his prepared remarks massive parallels with current
circumstances:
(i) millions are about to discover that which must now be
revealed, (ii) and they’re going to rise up and demand Congress do what it
didn’t have the ability to do only because former President Richard Nixon
bolted for the exits.
So my point here today is to say let's approach this problem with the
middle class in mind. The folks who are behind me [cringe & worried
woman behind him] and the millions of people across the country who
they represent [grimace]. Now the American people are watching
what we do. Middle class families, folks who are workin' hard to get
into the middle class, they're watching what we do right now
[grimace]. If there's one thing that I've learned, when the American
people speak loudly enough, lo and behold, Congress listens
[grimace].
The immediately foregoing parallel is repeated and which cannot but trigger
deep seated feelings of anxiety - the realization that exposure will
necessitate congresswomen and men conducting an impeachment hearing
and concluding his behavior is so intolerable that he must be shown the
door.
He concludes this excerpt with the expression that became his
trademark demeanour - triggered by him predicting that exposure worked “sure enough it worked’.
During our last big fight to protect middle class families tens of
thousands of working American called and Tweeted and emailed their
representatives asking them to do the right thing [6:43: grimace, and
woman behind him]; and sure enough it worked [grimace and slant].
[...]
So, the lesson is when enough people get involved we have a pretty
good track record to actually makin' Congress work [7:09: grimace].
And that's important...
When he says the first twelve words of this excerpt he realizes again he
didn’t both prior to and after the epiphany and thus he must be held
accountable. The specifics in this instance involve his offer in late July 2009
to meet with the Canadian lawyer - which was disingenuous; and his
repeating it after embroiled in scandal - now proven to also be deceitful and
manipulative.
He again grimaces when saying that which draws attention
the fact it’s now too late to “get this issue resolved”, i.e., the quantum -
entitlement matter that had it been would have avoided what’s in the
process of occurring.
... and I want to assure the American people I'm doing my part [8:50:
grimace]. I'm sitting down with labor leaders. I'm talking to leaders in
Congress. I am ready and able and willing and excited to go ahead
and get this issue resolved [9:03: grimace] ...
The
self-caused
suffering
continues
into
the
9 th
minute;
this
time
understanding that he should have, but didn’t “go ahead and get that done”
- the “that” meaning following through on transferring to the Canadian’s
possession that which Congress allocated in February.
Had he and the
Attorney General done so his election-returned administration would have it
“a lot easier”.
And since we all theoretically agree on that we should go ahead and
get that done [9:23: grimace]. If we get that done a lot of the other
stuff will be a lot easier [grimace]. So [grimace] ...
Three words are next uttered that would - obviously - cause him, as would
anybody in his shoes, to grimace, and grimace really hard.
And I'll go anywhere and I'll do whatever it takes to get this done. It's
too important for Washington, ah, to screw this up [9:53: grimace].
His second use of the lexicon as he’s revealing how much the scandal’s
gotten to him appears to be him indicating the White House or some other
component of his administration would make contact with the Canadian to
resolve outstanding matters and avert the doomsday scenario.
Then, as
would be expected, he grimaces hard again because the words of his speech
force him to realize that time really is of the essence and it’s within his
power to avert this inevitable crisis.
Tweet... or email [10:50: O-S M.] - post it on a member of Congress'
Facebook wall. Do what it takes to communicate a sense of urgency.
We don't have a lot of time here, [grimace]. We got a few weeks to
get this thing done [grimace, lady]. We could get it done tomorrow
[grimace].
As the press conference approaches its conclusion his words continue to
draw parallels.
The next stress-triggering remark is an acknowledgement
that the coalition membership is “confident” in its ability to bring about that
which he dreads the most.
That’s supplemented by his final words which
recall the Canadian’s argument that the scandal will be so traumatic in
Washington that it’ll compel everyone who’s responsible for extreme partisan
paralysis to rethink their posture. Exposure, impeachment proceedings and
everything else will be tantamount to hitting the reset button; where
moderation will set in, replacing that which will most certainly lead to a
further deterioration of America as the paradigm to be aspired to and
replicated.
Spread the word to your friends and family, your co-workers, your
neighbors; then I am confident we will get it done [11:22: grimace];
and we will put American on the right track not just for next year, but
for many years to come [grimace, woman]. All right? Thank-you very
much everybody [big grimace and turns away, walks out grimacing
heavily].
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He walks off stage cognizant of the fate that awaits him for being
intransigent, dismissive and, most unpalatable, arrogant, belligerent and
thinking that he could conspiritorally prolong the R&D program without
consequences.
When the next President of the United States takes the podium, he too is
grim faced in the knowledge that the only way he ascended to the ‘throne’ of
superpower status and uber-historical significance was through the most
infrequently used methodology of succession.
The Speaker of the House, in TV and film lingo, repeatedly ‘speaks to
camera’; in other words, he wanted to make direct eye contact with the
coalition and Canadian to affirm his determination to avert a historic crisis of
monumental proportions.
He first does so to assure those who have the
ability to remove a sitting President he’s going to press on to find a way out
of the impasse.
... balanced approach to this issue. Ah, and we're going to continue to
[Faith M.] work with the President to try to resolve this in a way
[0:51: grimace], ah, that is fair for the American people [grimace].
We all know that we've had this spending crisis [0:58: Faith M.]
coming at us like a freight train [grimace]. And it has to be dealt with.
And in order to [Faith M.] come to an agreement, Republicans are
willing...
[...]
I'm optimistic that we can continue to work together to avert this crisis
[1:22: Faith M.] sooner rather than later.
When former candidate for Vice-President - and former Chairman of the
House Budget Committee who with the Speaker contributed to the February
17th pronouncement - takes the podium, observable is what occurred during
with the President’s press conference: a woman is positioned behind
Congressman Paul Ryan who also doesn’t look like a happy camper.
He too speaks directly to those who have just as much an ability to cause
fatal consequences for MK-Ultra co-colluders as those who said they’d done
that which placated the coalition and failed to ensure there was follow
through. It’s his position that the Republican majority in the House did what
was required to satisfy the coalition’s demands - allocate the funds
necessary to satisfy the quantum issue.
He adds confirmation of what’s
important at this stage - deal with this pending crisis.
As the Speaker said, we have done our part [2:00: Faith M.] - we have
put revenues on the table. It's something we didn't do two years ago
during the [eye lids flicker] debt ceiling negotiations. We still [2:21:
Faith M] believe that it is most important for us to address the
economic situation that...
[...]
... and that's why we take the position and believe strongly [2:21:
Faith M.] that...
Then the Speaker returns to the podium and is almost Brian Williams styled
sucker punched with Fourth Estate insistence that his abdications carry a
heavy burden, considering he’s third in line in presidential succession.
A
wide pan creates the opportunity for a member of the Washington Press
Core to execute a geo-gesture - in this instance a George W M..
Moments later a reporter questioning him jams him with geo-gestures,
including a B-Clinton M., to put it to him that his days enjoying a scandal
free environment hangs in the balance - the kind of behavior you'd expect
from a livid news media that’s lost respect for Washington powerbrokers and
which has maneuvered itself to be at the football field’s 50 yard line ready to
receive a Tea Party exposure ball, whereby it can run to the end zone and
score a democracy protecting Super Bowl championship.
The House Speaker walks out of the press briefing in exactly the same way
as the President - having just realized again the press core won’t let him and
the rest of the Republican leadership get away with what may have been a
massive deception viz. February’s pronouncement.
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Anxiety, stress and trepidation affect different people differently. The way it
materialized in another culpable party, the Vice-President, occurred on
November 29th - five days after the official publication date. Joe Biden Esq.
walked into a newly opened D.C. Costco store and embellished the purchase
of a whole bunch of kids books for Christmas - thus replicating what
President Obama did a day before the launch date.
Helping in high profiling this kind of mea culpa conduct was the Watergatecentral Washington Post uploading an Obama identifying 12 photographs of
him shopping and arranging for his symbolic purchase of A President’s Worst
Nightmare to be pic number eight.
White House YouTube footage includes him engaging in this capitulationappearing behavior. We see him [@ 0:16] tapping his fingers nervously on
the pile of publications he’s just erected to draw attention to the objective of
his actions. And in another video we see him [@ 3:38] piling them high and
grimacing as he’s doing so.
Was this a unilateral act or designed to double up on the acknowledgement
of this milestone in coalition history?
It’s likely the latter; meant to
underscore they’re cognizant of what’s evolving. Were the two excursions
instances of arrogance or clinical denial that makes this a ‘we’re invincible,
insulated and immune’ posture?
Their track record
- including the
President’s multiple bird flippin’s and the VP’s remarks during the September
2011 taping of ‘The View’ - make it more likely than not.