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Considering
how horrendous was the WWII struggle against the Axis, imagine a result
if we hadn't been reading the enemies' e-mail
the whole time? If we don't crack the Japanese code in
1941, there is no victory at Midway. Admiral Yamamoto's plane is never
shot down. Had the Brits never cracked the Enigma code, and later
the German Naval cipher, Montgomery gets his ass kicked in Africa.
German submarine warfare stops aid to Britain almost entirely,
and on and on. The war does not end in 1945 in this scenario.
I shudder to think about it, because any future global war will go to
the side with the best electronic intelligence encryption. Clinton responded to
big contributors like Bernard L Schwartz of Loral Space, by
allowing them to export technology to China. Up until then, the
ChiComs were third worlders trying to launch a rocket into
space. In 1996, a Long March 3B rocket carrying the Loral's Intelsat 708 satellite,
and encrypted software, crashed just after lift off from the
Xichang launch center in the People’s Republic of China. By the
time American "baby-sitters" got to the wreck, the module had been
removed. All kinds of strange stuff followed. You take it from there.
Now, we're about to give total access to our most vital secrets, to a man whom we know nothing about, really. Except that his past is clouded in mystery,
rife with radical associations, and he'll operate with a ruling
congress filled with people intent on "revolution."
Once talk radio is shut down, and it's already a fait accompli,
according to Obama and his Politburo, what other means of resistance
messaging exists? The Internet? Australia has come up with a solution to that threat which our Politburo will love.
In case you think I'm over the top, and ruthless people who want a "new
order" don't exist in our country, check the Larry Grathwohl
video. Here's the
transcript. [''And when I say eliminate, I mean kill 25 million people.''] I'm one of the 25 million.
We engage in the "Just let them try it " conceit. "I've got
5000 rounds of .45ammo in the basement."
And what will that accomplish once
you're declared "an enemy of the state?" I don't have an answer,
other than a twenty million-man march on Washington. One thing's
certain, we are in danger. Well, a lot of us, anyway.
That's why I don't sleep. And if I can't, why should you?
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