To: Just_Observing who wrote (731 ) 3/20/2003 10:51:23 PM From: Doug R Respond to of 21614 A bit of backing up for an interesing perspective: Deep Cover Before the dust settled on the World Trade Center building collapse, President Bush nearly immediately announced an American military response that would be implemented over an extended time period, and would require great sacrifice from the Nation. This showed us that the government agenda was on autopilot, having been planned some time before. Otherwise, the President’s remarks in such regard could only be accepted as impulsive, reflecting the emotion of the day. That they proved accurate and true attests to the advance nature of his words. *** Now, some weeks thereafter, we see the United States blasting Afghanistan to a degree where it will look as though it were hit with a series of atomic weapons. The amount of firepower far exceeds any identifiable political need or result. Thus in the search for meaning among the smoke, and the U.S. baiting the Islamic world with talk of seeking terrorists in other sovereign lands, we perceive an intent by the government to fuel a response in the Islamic world. Michael Boyce, chief of the British defense staff, told a news conference today, “We must expect at least to go through the winter into the next summer at the very least.” A U.S. defense official said, “We dropped a lot of bombs. We have said this will be relentless, and it will.” An Afghan witness to the bombings said, “It was like an inferno. The explosions were so huge and so massive, that it felt like an earthquake, as if an atomic bomb had been dropped on Kabul.” The reaction to such U.S. military action is predictable. The AP report states, “Muslims outraged at the raid on Afghanistan staged protests in countries including Bangladesh, Jordan, South Africa, India, Iran, Pakistan and Indonesia.” Thus couple the bait of entering more countries, with the intensity of the attack, and the commitment to an enduring presence and what does this all translate into? Here is what we wrote to the Senate and House members on the U.S. intelligence committees yesterday: "Has anyone outside the ambit of the administration assessed the consequences of a putative overthrow of the current regimes in Pakistan (Islamic nuclear) and Saudi Arabia (Islamic oil)? Would not these be likely and doable projects encouraged by the American presence and activity in the area and thus worsen rather than improve things for America long term, unless the U.S. intends to then invade and occupy these two countries to in fact remedy the situation it itself encouraged? Could such a plan be implemented without your review and vote?" Conclusion: This tactic is very high risk***. It is exactly during this time that serious oversight must rest over secret government plans, especially when they do not seem to add up or otherwise make sense. However, instead of the people or the media encouraging oversight, they allow the President to tell the country that he is going to withhold intelligence from the Congress and just offer it to eight or so Congressional representatives. While he immediately thereafter said that he was just relaying a message to those with loose lips, the message from our perspective is other than what is initially apparent, to wit: that everything that will soon unravel will be by the will of the few over the wishes of the country, if they of course knew the truth, not to say had a choice or say in it. *** President Bush, his dad, and their cohorts are betting Texas style, that China will not intervene into these events. ***It is highly likely that China will ultimately intervene. In its attempt to wrestle the next step of world control and domination, again under the deep cover of world peace, the new world order group will take us beyond the precipice and into a Holocaust where the living will envy the dead. *** *** Joseph Ehrlich Sender, Berl & Sons Inc. October 11, 2001 PS. One of the most often heard questions is why the U.S.did not oppose Syria's admission into the U.N. Security Council? We have routinely addressed China's behind the scenes presence in Syria. The U.S. thus provided ying to offset China's yang. The U.S. knows that Syria is a key player, particularly with China behind it. The U.S. is desperate to neutralize China. Thus, we can expect that after the Palestinian State and the return ofthe Holy City that Israel will say good-bye to the Golan, if not whatever more Syria asks, now that it is an esteemed member of the select U.N. SecurityCouncil community. senderberl.com