Ever get the feeling the Hillary has already been chosen as our next, Queen.

[bagrman]

Trying to save someone from themselves is tough. Bayoneting the messenger not permitted.





Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones
Prison Planet.com
Monday, January 22, 2007

Another Clinton in office would mean America being under the thief-dom of either a Bush or a Clinton for a total of at least 32 years, 36 if Hillary is re-elected (many now acknowledge that H.W. Bush pulled the strings as VP during the Reagan era), and they still say anyone can become President! What a pathetic joke!

Hillary Clinton surprised few when she announced her intention to run for the 2008 presidency in New York on Sunday.

Forecasters are already predicting a success for the Senator, meaning Americans will probably be living under the same hierarchical oligarchy that brought them rampant illegal immigration, the devaluation of the dollar, the gigantic deficit, 9/11, and hatred of the U.S. around the world. The electorate got bored of drinking Coke so now the establishment is going to provide Pepsi.

Clinton voted for the Patriot Act and she voted for the war in Iraq, but so many Democrats are blinded by the cult of personality that they will overwhelmingly vote to put this crime family back in office. While we have made some progress in educating liberals as to the phony staged consensus of the left-right paradigm, the fact remains that a majority still see the White House as some kind of political super bowl, where the success of their 'team' is the be all and end all - to the expense of America as a whole.

"I felt that it was appropriate under the circumstances, which really went back to 1998 under the Clinton administration's conclusion that the regime had to change, that the President (Bush) had authority to pursue that goal," said Hillary after giving her personal approval for the mess in Iraq.

<snip>


Clinton is the ultimate elitist and represents the Democrats supposed base, the poor and downtrodden, about as much as Lindsay Lohan represents grace and dignity. She was sure to inform the likes of David Rockefeller and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands as to her presidential aspirations during her visit to last year's Bilderberg conference in Ottawa Canada. Bilderberg has a proven history of acting in a king maker capacity. Both Bill Clinton and Tony Blair attended before becoming President and Prime Minister and the media reported that Bilderberg selected John Edwards as Kerry's running mate in 2004.



Hillary's presidential financiers include Neo-Con kingpin and Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch, with whom she often meets and parties with along with Roger Ailes and other Republican big wigs. While Bill has been hanging around with the Bushes, Hillary has also been living it up with the likes of Newt Gingrich, Bill Frist, John McCain and Rick Santorum.

We have continually exposed how Clinton and the Bushes personally profited from massive drug smuggling operations through Mena, while Clinton was Governor of Arkansas. Alex Jones has interviewed multiple former CIA officers who were unloading the cocaine. Bush Snr, met eleven times with the Clintons in the year before Clinton announced his run for President. Teenagers Don Henry and Kevin Ives were murdered for accidentally witnessing a CIA cocaine smuggling operation in Mena. Bill Clinton aided in the cover up, as well as the money laundering. The Clinton-Bush relationship is a long and fruitful one.

<snip>


A massive grassroots campaign needs to be activated immediately to challenge liberals who profess anti-war sentiments to vote for a real anti-war candidate, Congressman Ron Paul, a man who voted against the illegal invasion of Iraq unlike Hillary Clinton and who also unlike Hillary is firmly opposed to embroiling America in any further foreign entanglements such as Iran.

We need to support the stance of Cindy Sheehan, who has vowed to oppose Hillary, and utilize Sheehan's considerable influence to sink Clinton's candidacy.

At the very least we can take as many votes away from Hillary as possible, even if it means someone like Obama getting in office, and wrestle America free from the ownership of the same gaggle of crooks that have ruthlessly sat on their autocratic power monopoly for the past 30 years.

Steve Watson contributed to this report.

go here for the full story,

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2007/220107hillaryheralds.htm

[msongs]

1. No nt

[skipos]

2. No. More often than not early non-vp Dem frontrunners don't get the nomination.

Ask Gary Hart. Or Dean.

[geardaddy]

3. "I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my biiiike..." n/t

[Initech]

4. Hillary wont get my vote.

I cant support someone who gave the president virtually unlimited powers with the Patriot Act, then voted for IWR. Sorry, but I just cant.

[SemperEadem]

5. if she's your Queen, I'm your Empress

Dieu et mon Droit, s0n!

[MADem]

6. No. Not at all. The debates haven't even started, and I find the whining about her tiresome.

It's flaming, it's baiting, and it's meaningless at this stage of all the campaigns. And I am an undecided voter who would go for Gore if he got in.

It's also incredibly insulting to those of our fellow Democrats who happen to support her as a candidate.

No one has an edge yet, no matter how much anyone wants to claim they do. And we don't "need" to do anything. You don't like her. Fine. Your angst is noted. Spend some time going after the GOP, why don't you?

And Prisonplanet as a definitive source? Come on.

[natrat]

16. what about the fucking singleminded focus on her and obama only

that makes me want to fucking puke

[rainy]

7. I think it is a possibility. I read somewhere that she had already been chosen

to win in 08 to carry on the shadow government of stealing natural resources from the poor and doing the dirty business of the corporate souless machines.

[MasonJar]

8. There is a lot of difference between being under a Clinton than

being under a Bush. I will truly leave the country if Jeb ever runs and wins. I like Hillary. I like the idea of a woman president...finally. BUT never again a Bush!

[spoony]

11. Amen.

I can't believe I'm seeing people make 1:1 comparisons between Bushes and Clintons!

I like both the Clintons and would be very happy to have those years back.

[benny05]

25. I don't want those years back

I want a 21st century president. Fresher ideas, no more dynasties either.

[tblue]

9. I think the Republics would like to think they have chosen her for us

The media seems to be intentionally playing up her assured ascension, and still picking at her every weakness, and purposely making the Dem base very, very uneasy. I 'think' she'd actually be a very competent president, so I'm not getting on the media's bandwagon. The media image of her is distorted anyway. Don't buy it.

[MasonJar]

10. I can scarcely believe I am on DU. Some of the DUers spout the

Pug line every chance they get. If you don't like Hillary vote for someone else, but whoever wins the primaries must have the support of all dems. The pugs are ruining our country and our earth.

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

14. Alex Jones is a right-winger.

He was one of the main propogators of the inane Bill Clinton conspiracy theores. The fact that he has now been embraced by some on the left is deplorable in the extreme.

[Rex]

12. Our queen?

You mean she can follow after such other greats like king George II? Funny! :rofl:

[Nikki Stone1]

13. Who is Bilderberg?

?

[TheCowsCameHome]

15. Not at all.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

17. Nope, not in the least. (n/t)

[dflprincess]

18. Yes, but then I watched "Secret Societies" on the History Channel

this evening (Bilderber is mentioned) so I'm feeling especially tinfoily tonight.

I was never that big a fan of Bill Clinton - he only looks good to me when I compare him to what came after and I'm very uneasy about his relationship with Bush 41.

[Cha]

19. Nope! She's not gonna

do it.

[MonkeyFunk]

20. No

and anyone to pushes that stupid "two family" ideas is an idiot.

Bill Clinton served two terms. The Clintons have nothing to do with who was VP or President before and after that time.

[SmokingJacket]

21. Not really, actually.

I think she has a chance at winning the nomination, but only a chance.

[thethinker]

23. Yes, she does

have a good chance of winning the nomination. She has the backing of the press, tons of money, the DLC behind her, etc. But if she does win the nomination, I just don't see her winning the general election. She is the one the republicans want to run against. The have spent years training their ditto-head base to hate her.


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[Lefty-Taylor]

22. There are a lot of people pushing her "inevitability" on us.

I ain't biting.

[DemCam]

24. Nup

[Ediacara]

26. Locking

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