Trump Attacks Syria, Spying on Trump Worse than Watergate, Fed Dumping Debt

Elusive Joseph 04/07/2017  •

Until Trump actually brings charges against Rice, Obama, et al, for spying that is far worse of a crime than Watergate, I will not believe it. Trump hasn’t done a damn thing to bring Hillary to justice for her multiple crimes. So why should anyone believe he’ll bring justice against the Obama shadow government currently in effect? Same old dog-and-pony show and World Wrestling Federation duels and rhetoric in the public, but behind closed doors they’re all buddies and looking out for each other.

Neil 04/07/2017  •

At this point Trump is looking captured or stalemated. His supporters have been far too passive and complacent about his individual effectiveness and this is the result. Trump supporters cannot just be followers of alt news and expect a different outcome. God cannot be expected to do all the work even if he is in charge. Trump hasn’t asserted his government as he needed to although it been saved from turning into a farce. He is however now in the influence of bad company and in danger of becoming enmeshed in the matrix. We have had the relentless broad spectrum swear campaign wearing down his impetus and authority, they have strategically picked of his key advisors and strongmen by concocting failings from faults and now have effectively isolated him from his spiritual compass in his base. This Syria move is a stupid one on Trump’s part but it usefully shows us the extent to which they have him surrounded or at least fed disorientating advice. All of Trumps supporters need to push back into the mêlée and retake their leader. Think of this as a Napoleonic battlefield. The cavalry need to charge on the flank where the Globalists have broken through and have Trump surrounded… This decision to attack Assad illustrates a serious breach of the all important divide of purpose that must exist. Trumpers must hear the alarm and quickly redeploy. His whole presidency is going to require constant vigilance and intervention to keep direction and be effective. Everyone has skin in the game and should apply themselves as if their life and life of their fellows depends on it, and it does. There is no reason for the Globalists to win out here. They are well out numbered and could be effectively closed down in a week if there was a plan to do so. They could all be reduced to house arrest and rendered impotent. This is the difference. Trumpers may have the righteous mission but they are not being effective in carrying it forward. Trump is only one man. He needs reinforcements and he needs a general to direct the battle. Citizens need to participate in that battle. No more rebel rabble. The time has come to front up and become the winning force that is on the right side of history. Take courage…

Concerned american dad 04/07/2017  •

‘Guess that settles it- Trump’s just another tool. What a stooge. When should we expect the prosecution of the criminal Clinton Foundation to start? ……

Timothy Gard 04/07/2017  •

Geothermal nuclear war. SAC is not what it was when I was involved but I am positive that dog still has teeth. But I am sure the option is more acceptable then supression by socialist or communist regimes. I do not give a damn who the President is. Step in my yard and the last dadgum thing you will see is a bright light burning your eyes out minutes before you are burnt to death. Peace is our profession.

Mohammad 04/07/2017  •

Greg,

I am scratching my head asking my self why the hell they bombed that particular airbase?
And with out the approval of congress…!
For those who do not know, Al Shayrat airbase is close to ……Guess what……PALMYRA….Hmmmmmmmm

So far a 4 year old kid can conclude that THE ONLY BENEFICIARY FROM THIS STRIKE IS ISIS…..!!!!

Soooooo

The front line blocking ISIS from advancing to Damascus is been hit now twice, once by the Israelis which i pointed to in an earlier post, and now by US.

Hence the question commence. WHY?

It appears to me that the flushing of ISIS from Mosul, and the near flushing of ISIS from Raqqa is been accompanied by removing all the obstacles from their path to Damascus, As if someone somewhere wants to direct them into Damascus, Palmyra is not far from the capital, if so happens then it will be the perfect excuse to fight Assad In his stronghold DAMASCUS under the pretext of fighting ISIS.

I am still waiting for your tone Greg to start changing towards Trump. will see when the blunders will get larger.

Mohammad

William Betts 04/07/2017  •

Greg:
This is a sad day for Americans that supported Trump. I did and was duped again. We as Americans have to understand is that we Americans do not run the USA. The USA is run by Zionist Jews that want to get rid of Assad so that the Zionist have the run of Syria. Obama appeared to stand in the way of the Zionist’s efforts to get rid of Assad. Now with Trump acting on emotion alone makes an attack like this makes a war with Russia a real thing. Trump is no JFK, don’t forget that!!!!!Betts

Jallen 04/07/2017  •

Greg
Sheldon Adelson (Casino money) is a big financial backer of President Trump and also a big backer of Israel. Is this not about oil and gas in the Golan hieghts, now under President Assad’s control. Bibbi Netanyahu must be licking his chops. It seems to me, Sheldon is calling in his markers on President Trump. Greg and Watchdogs, do you think Russia will back down, it is all about oil and gas in the middle east. The Federal Reserve is becoming a paper tiger, actually an electronic tiger and its days are numbered, ask Jerry as to why.
Greg, a little schooling for you, Israel, the twelve tribes are scattered around the world and their destiny foretold in the Bible. I am in full agreement with you concerning the physical land promised to Israel. It looks like Armageddon may be in the near future.

Tad 04/07/2017  •

Imagine waking up one morning, intent on checking your bank balance and/or brokerage account, and realizing its empty. You are however, informed you’re the proud holder of US debt, in name or fantasy. Certainly without consent.

I would call it a bail-in, unless theft is foremost in one’s mind.
No one with a half-mind would purchase these instruments.

With regard to a time element preceding the crash or collapse, one would anticipate these instruments being peddled through IRAs and 401k.

Welcome to America!

Arthur Barnes 04/07/2017  •

Susan Rice is lying again, she has committed several Federal felonies. Remember when she went on the Sunday talk shows to say that the Benghazi started because of a disparaging Mohammad cartoon and or video; we all know that was a lie too. She will say and do anything to undermine the truth. Placing her under oath probably won’t accomplish anything either as she holds no honor to truth. She also is like the Clinton’s who she also worked for before Obama in that she believes she is untouchable; and, probably is. Maybe it is time for outing the liberal left to be the lying unconstitutional fascist traitors that they are but in order to do that the FBI & the Justice Department must stop playing politics and do their duty. To do otherwise will just continue the status quo that there is never punishment for the elite no matter what they do in furtherance of their political ideologies.

regular NJ guy 04/07/2017  •

Its about time that we got after this Syrian tyrant dictator because he is just another extension of Soviet Russian aggression. I’m proud of Trump for having fortitude and actually taking the first steps to making America great again. Perhaps Russia’s Putin will think more carefully about his provocative posturing and stand down before we have to go over there and kick his ass. I hope Trump puts his boot heel on Putins scrawny neck and teaches the world that the USA is not to be taunted or teased. Otherwise there WILL be consequences.

al 04/07/2017  •

I think Trump was the Cowboy who shot off his gun while entering the Saloon. He got attention and respect. Now he can negotiate. Do I agree with it? No. But that’s how I see it. He looks to benefit from any move, he’s benefited greatly from this move including Congressional support. Do I care about that? No. But that’s how successful negotiations commence. Remember, Xi is in Trump’s home with more than Syria on the table, including a gold trade note coming on line. Trump has to the negotiations with respect from the other side or it’s over.

James Brown 04/07/2017  •

Greg,
I have a daughter and 3 sons. I love them all. People ask, “which one is your favorite?” and I reply, “They are all my favorite”.
My youngest is going into the Marine Corps. He is already a great Patriot and he will be a great Marine. I am very Patriotic and, as such, I am very much against the war. We are being lied to, we aren’t fighting hitler, we have achieved nothing in 15+ years of wasting the precious blood of great young kids that love their country in this misguided war.
Martin Armstrong says his contacts/sources/clients tell him this Syria business is all about Saudi/Qatar wanting to build a pipeline through Syria to deliver oil and gas to Europe and steal that business from Russia. Hillary Clinton took $145 million into her so-called charity scam from Saudi/Qatar-that’s why she wanted to go to war with Russia. The people that are promoting this need to go to jail-I’m talking to you John McCain.
Thank you for your work towards giving people most of the truth they don’t get from the LA Times (etc.).
Keep On Truckin’ Baby

Justn Observer 04/07/2017  •

Greg,
What is the tie between Gorelick and Trump team and Field McConnells sister Kristen Marcy and maybe even into the pizza gate fiasco?
http://www.abeldanger.net/2017/04/2941-did-sercos-demon-clock-on-north_6.html

Jared Kushner, Beware of Jamie Gorelick
January 11, 2017
By Jack Cashill

More than a few of my Washington allies noticed a seemingly unremarkable bit of news in a Monday Washington Post article that they thought I ought to see. The article concerned Jared Kushner’s appointment as adviser to his father-in-law Donald Trump.

The appointment did not trouble my friends. What troubled them was the Post’s casual mention that Kushner’s attorney was none other than Jamie Gorelick, deputy attorney general under President Bill Clinton. Observed the Post, Gorelick “is confident that the anti-nepotism statute does not cover Trump’s appointment of Kushner.”

Nepotism was the thrust of the article. The Post made no allusion to the concerns my friends and I have about this relationship. I assured them that Kushner probably does not know Gorelick’s history. I write this to make him aware of why bloggers have taken to calling Gorelick, “The Mistress of Disaster.”

Some recent highlights. In 2014, it was revealed that the George Soros-funded Urban Institute had an officially sanctioned role in the vetting of non-profits that seek tax-exempt status through the IRS. Gorelick was the vice-chairman of the Urban Institute board.

In 2011, she represented Duke University in its attempt to squash a suit by lacrosse team members whose lives had been turned upside down by false rape accusations that the university aided and abetted. In 2010, Gorelick represented BP in the Deepwater Horizon oil mess. It gets worse, much worse.

In 1993, as deputy attorney general under President Clinton, Gorelick served as “field commander” for the horrific government assault on a religious community in Waco, Texas, that left more than eighty dead, twenty of them children.

In 1995, she went on to pen the infamous “wall” memo that prevented the FBI and CIA from sharing information in the run-up to September 11. At the time, a dismayed FBI investigator wrote a memo to headquarters which included the sentence, “Someday someone will die — and wall or not — the public will not understand why we were not more effective.”

In 1996, Gorelick stepped up her game, taking a lead role in the investigation of the TWA Flight 800 disaster. This was the 747 that inexplicably blew up off the coast of Long Island in July 1996 killing 230 people.

As deputy attorney general serving under a feckless Janet Reno, Gorelick’s assignment was to rein in the FBI. Five weeks into the investigation, she summoned FBI honcho Jim Kallstrom to Washington and served up a dose of political reality. To be sure, no account of the Aug. 22 meeting provides any more than routine detail, but behaviors began to change immediately afterwards.

The FBI had already leaked to the New York Times information that would result in a headline on Aug. 23, top right: “Prime Evidence Found That Device Exploded in Cabin of Flight 800.” This article stole the thunder from Clinton’s election-driven approval of welfare reform in that same day’s paper and threatened to undermine the peace and prosperity message of the next week’s Democratic National Convention.

What followed in the next several weeks was the most ambitious and successful cover-up in American peacetime history. At its center was Gorelick. With the help of a complicit media and the active involvement of the CIA, she and her cronies transformed a transparent missile strike into a mechanical failure of unknown origin.

Given her role, the months after the crash had to have been emotionally harrowing. In May 1997, the Clintons appear to have rewarded Gorelick for her steely performance with a job that would pay her $877,573 in that first half-year alone.

According to a Lexis search, not one reporter even questioned why a middling bureaucrat with no financial or housing experience would be handed the vice chairmanship of Fannie Mae, a sinecure that the Washington Monthly called “the equivalent of winning the lottery.”

Six years and an incredible $25.6 million later, having done her share to wreck the American economy, Gorelick responded to the call of duty once more and took just one of five Democratic seats on the 9/11 Commission.

During the 2004 Commission hearings, CIA Director George Tenet first addressed the “wall that was in place between the criminal side and the intelligence side.” Tenet made that barrier sound impenetrable.

“What’s in a criminal case doesn’t cross over that line. Ironclad regulations,” he insisted. “So that even people in the Criminal Division and the Intelligence Divisions of the FBI couldn’t talk to each other, let alone talk to us or us talk to them.”

In her response to Tenet, Gorelick acknowledged the wall and claimed to have used “brute force” in her attempt to penetrate it, but she took no responsibility for its creation. The task of assigning credit was left to Attorney General John Ashcroft.

“The single greatest structural cause for Sept. 11 was the wall,” said Ashcroft. “Full disclosure compels me to inform you that its author is a member of the commission.” That author, of course, was Gorelick, the same official who oversaw the cooperation of the FBI and the CIA in the corruption of the TWA 800 investigation.

As the nation learned in the aftermath of 9/11, the “wall” that was breached all too easily to protect the secrets of TWA 800 held much too firmly when it came to the secrets of our enemies.

Jared, don’t trust her! If need be, I would be happy to sit in a room with Ms. Gorelick and hash this out.

“Call it ConAir and Little knows what you mean. It’s the name the air transport system has picked up inside the U.S. Marshals Service, which flies a fleet of 13 airplanes on regular routes across the country every day.

During the past year, the prisoner airline spent $24 million moving more than 100,000 federal inmates — including 12,000 from San Diego — to and from trials, prisons and medical centers nationwide.

The inmates fly mostly on 727s and DC-9s. But the airline, which has merged with the air wing of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, also operates Convair 580s, a Lear jet and a number of smaller aircraft.

Among the most infamous of its recent travelers were Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski and the men accused in the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building, Terry Nichols and Timothy McVeigh.

Nichols and McVeigh were transported in the dead of night in an operation much akin to a clandestine military operation, Little said. He did not want to go into details but mentioned that a decoy plane was among the ploys used to guard against possible attempts by supporters to free the suspects.

Federal officials have always been circumspect about the fine points of prisoner movement. But ConAir soon could gain a higher public profile with the planned release in June of a movie by the same name.

In the Disney film, Nicolas Cage plays a hapless prisoner who wanders into a hijack plot aboard a Marshals Service plane carrying a group of high-security inmates.

The Hollywood marshals rough up some of the prisoners, and the plane crashes, leaving the real Marshals Service frowning on the silver screen’s invention, said Kristine Marcy, [Field McConnell’s sister] a top official in charge of detentions.

“We don’t beat up our prisoners, and our planes certainly don’t crash,” Marcy said on a recent trip to San Diego, where she was trying to find more jail space for federal prisoners.

The space problem here is acute because of the high number of border arrests.

So, San Diego is a regular stop on ConAir’s West Coast air route, with 12 flights per week scheduled into Lindbergh Field.

Prisoners — mostly people being held for entering the country with false documents — are flown from San Diego to Las Vegas, where they are housed in the city jail. They are flown back a few days later for deportation hearings.”

Global swoop on newsgroup paedophiles
“DAILY NEWSm28 November 2001
By Will Knight

More than 130 people in 19 different countries have been arrested or are under investigation after police traced the distribution of child pornography through different internet newsgroups.

Technical experts at UK internet service provider Demon Internet aided officers from the National Crime Squad’s new Hi-Tech Crime Unit with the investigation.

A spokesperson from Thus, Demon’s parent company, says that investigators were not given access to the server logs that record Demon users’ activities.

Investigators were simply provided with access to newsgroup postings in the same way as any other Demon customer. Technical experts from Demon then helped officers distinguish the identifying information contained within the message “headers” of particular postings.

Face recognition

Officers traced postings relating to certain images to different internet service providers around the world and then contacted Interpol to track down suspects.

Investigators say they discovered 10,000 suspect postings to over 30 different newsgroups and identified 60,000 new images. They plan to use face recognition software to identify victims in different images, to help trace them. This software has been developed in conjunction with UK company Serco, although no technical details have been released.

“This operation has sadly and distressingly brought thousands of new images of abuse to our attention,” said Detective Superintendent Peter Spindler of the National Crime Squad. “These young victims need to be identified and protected as quickly as possible.”

Spindler added: “We are able to show that those accessing these newsgroups did so regularly and with purpose.”

Nine regional police forces in the UK were involved in the operation. Warrants for searches or arrests were issued in 19 countries, including Australia, Canada, Germany, Israel, Japan, Russia, Sweden, Turkey, and the US.

Evading detection

According to a report by the BBC, another 400 suspects could not be traced by investigators. Police have not said how they evaded detection but it is possible to post messages to news groups anonymously using intermediary servers that strip away header information.

The UK government introduced legislation in 2000, giving the police greater access to internet communications. Further provisions for the extended storage of data is included in new anti-terrorist legislation currently passing through parliament.

Privacy advocates claim that these laws could be misused and some question the justification for the legislation. Peter Sommer, at the London School of Economics computer science department, says that the techniques involved in the latest paedophile investigation did not require a special police warrant.

“It is apparent that the existing legislation was sufficient to help the NCS gather evidence and secure the ISP co-operation needed,” Sommer told New Scientist.’

“DHS ICE OTD … Since 1986, through various contracts, Serco has provided full training lifecycle support for all areas of this key Law Enforcement organization including Inspections, Border Patrol, Enforcement, and DHS operations at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Academy in Glynco, GA. .. Serco developed and scripted three scenarios based on negligent practices identified by the IG report that have resulted in the use of lost or uncontrolled weapons for robbery, murder, and the accidental death of a child. We used creative animation techniques, sound effects, music, and talented voice actors playing multiple characters to create an emotional appeal much different—and infinitely more powerful—from the standard WBT offering.

Serco has trained more than 400,000 DHS students in every region and district, at every land, air and sea border crossing, in classrooms, through WBT, train-the-trainer programs, on-the-job training and through the implementation of performance support systems in a blended learning environment. In collaboration with ICE OTD, our latest efforts have resulted in the accreditation and completion of three programs, including HSI FOTP, ICE OTD IDC, and ICE OPR. Serco was integral to the ICE team that was recognized by the 2012 “Excellence in Law Enforcement” Award given to the ICE Domestic Field Operations Training Program (DFTOP) Accreditation Project for having greatly improved ICE training, increasing operational efficacy and efficiency, and minimizing safety issues to ICE officers and the public.”

Yours sincerely,

Field McConnell, United States Naval Academy, 1971; Forensic Economist; 30 year airline and 22 year military pilot; 23,000 hours of safety; Tel: 715 307 8222

McConnell’s Co-researcher David Hawkins Tel: 604 542-0891 Forensic Economist; former leader of oil-well blow-out teams; now sponsors Grand Juries in CSI Crime and Safety Investigation

Artable 04/07/2017  •

How do you know that sending Tomahawks into Syria was a seriously bad move?
When the main stream lying press seems to want it to happen.
When you are surrounded by Hawks in the oval office.
When Pelosi, Schumer and McCain sing praises for it.
When Bill Kristol thinks it was a great idea.
When a fabricated mania exists that is anti-Russia all the live long day.
When you want to improve relations with Russia.

If we wanted to save a people, children and little babies who are having the life sucked out of them, there is plenty of that in our home hemisphere. Look to Venezuela. No Tomahawks sent there for the sake of little babies dying!

Larry Galearis 04/07/2017  •

Convergence is a term used to describe the economic structuring of the United States. Like the old Soviet Union system, prices are set, not found in a normal market economy. Congratulation folks, the free market fled East along with the gold and silver stocks.
Where is the outrage!
And the political crisis? I really doubt anyone will go to jail. And in spite of there being chargeable treasonous crimes by heads of government institutions. If he did change everyone who deserved to be charged, there would be nobody left in charge running the government….
Yeah, it is that bad and it is starting to smell like Armageddon…..Is this why the Deep State and its minions don’t care how bad they look?
FWIW,
G.
G.

WC 04/07/2017  •

It looks like Trump just lost 50+% of his conservative support. There were two choices in the last election – a foaming at the mouth crazy Thatcher wannabe who was calling Putin and everyone else she didn’t approve of a Hitler, vs a guy who said we didn’t need any more wars and we should make friends with Russia, China, etc.. Trump supporters like myself didn’t drink Kool-Aid. He was a roll of the dice from the getgo. So now his true colors have been revealed (rather reviled) and we are back where we started. After this stunt I hope he is impeached.

Hill 04/07/2017  •

To quote Paul Joseph Watson,
I guess Trump wasn’t “Putin’s puppet” after all, he was just another deep state/Neo-Con puppet.
I’m officially OFF the Trump train.

Roger D 04/07/2017  •

War, war and now another war. Gee, maybe I was right, the Constitution matters. But Trump supporters did not want to hear it before the election. And they still don’t want to hear it. Pay will literally be Hell.

Dr. Jekle and Mr. Hyde 04/08/2017  •

“When speaking about the military intervention in Iraq many years after it happened, Tony Blair (who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007) acknowledged that they had misled everybody,” Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov emphasized. “Now they did not even bother to provide any facts referring only to photos,” he noted. “They indulged in speculations on children’s photos, on evidence provided by various non-governmental organizations, including the so-called White Helmets, which staged various ‘incidents’ to instigate action against the Syrian government.”

Nikki Haley,
Chuck Norris was made an honorary Texan. We make you an honorary White Helmeted Syrian moderate Rebel, lets hear that rebel yell! Assad Passed Gas! Does anybody in their right mind believe her? Does Donald Trump? We don’t think so, do we.

The overall response to Trumps unilateral actions last night is a positive one–with the exception of his entire base!
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-07/rubio-russia-was-complicit-war-crimes-they-should-be-worrying-about-us

Bruce 04/08/2017  •

Greg
Good wrap-up!! Fear not, Trump is a negotiator and He likes to deal from a position of strength. Putin respects strength,and had no respect for Obama. I think Trumps position on Assad is a ploy to get Syria and Russia on his side to clean up the Obama mess. If I remember correctly China was insulted when Trump first became president. Look at this week in Florida. The two leaders had a good meeting and started a relationship the will hopefully benefit the USA. Trumps method of operation is acting tough then working to build a relationship to get what he wants. Lets pray that this works in the middle east where Russia is key with Syria and Iran

larrythelogger 04/08/2017  •

Love Trump’s attack or hate Trump’s attack, these are the facts NO ONE is talking about and it mostly has to do with the video just after the attack of the dying children and the white hat workers.

Regarding the video; IF sarin gas was used to kill those kids, the workers touching the dead and dying kids, wearing nothing but useless drywal dust masks would have keeled over RIGHT NOW and started the sarin gas dying process. No one hated MOPP gear training more than I did and flying a helo wearing MOPP gear really sucks but just based on the little training I’ve had as an active duty and reserve pilot, it is a FACT that if those kids died and were dying from sarin gas, those white hat workers would also have died right before our eyes, period and that is NOT arguable.

Second, about a week ago, the Trump administration announced that Assad could stay on as the Syrian leader without us trying to oust him. Why in the world would Assad murder children with sarin gas, knowing they’d be seen writhing and dying on video for the entire world to watch AFTER he’d been given a green light to keep on being Syria’s leader?

I get it that Putin and Assad are evil guys but this dog’s not hunting for me. I’m keeping my powder dry over this whole Syrian gas-US missile attack deal until someone explains why the white hats are still alive and what the hell would motivate Assad to do something so incredibly stupid, begging for his own demise.

coalburner 04/08/2017  •

Greg;
I read fairly closely the comments and ecpecially liked Jerry’s second comment and JustinOberrver’s long epistle nad your feedback. I never researched enough to figure out who the villian was in the WACO incident but I believe JO is onto it. The thing is I always figured it was some weasel in DOJ at a lower level. Here is Gorsuch the immediate sub to poor Reno. Kushner had better watch out just like Justin says because Gorsuch is one messed up human being. You might recall I told you my FBI buds in those days up until the OK bombing stayed away from a certain Federal Bldg all they could and were the most distant anytime there was an alarm. Of course I always went a step further after watching them. But my point is Trump knows he is surrounded by crocodiles and he has a tight rope to walk with the (petro)dollar, reserve currency , our bankrupt situation, dealing with an unruly world, traitors in the intelligence, rotten trade deals, globalist murdering hacks, dealing with back stabbing democrats and rinos, and limiting how much he has to screw over his base. And I did not name and tag all the countries in that morass. He is doing all he can and we are getting results. He still deserves our support while he weaves through the croc infested swamp trying to drain every little pocket he can. He will cumulatively get much more done than anyone else. As for Hitlery, no way, that witch was going to do anything but start WWIII. We are not there yet!