From: involuntary@earthlink.net
Subject: SNET: Bill Clinton Not Planning to Leave Office?
Date: 4 Sep 2000 03:53:53 -0400
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Has everybody here heard about this?  Just wondering because I just
heard about it just minutes before writing this message.

Supposedly, Clinton is planning to orchestrate events which will give
him a reason to declare a national emergency with FEMA and remain in
office.  Supposedly, he has given Janet Reno a high position in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency) or perhaps I misunderstood
something about that.  "Surely not," I thought.

Anyway, if you didn't hear about it, you can listen to Jeff Rense's
program at http://broadcast.com/shows/endoftheline/00archives.html and
the program is in the archives on June 19 - Larry Nichols: The Clintons,
Inside And Out.

With Chinagate scandal and the red Chinese having something to do with
Clinton getting into office (and is it a coincidence that this term is
the one in which we, by treaty, gave up control of the Panama Canal,
which now has quite a presence of China on both sides.)  And then we
have the hard drive situation which, with that information, another
country can disarm our nuclear missiles in midflight.

Supposedly, 80% of the money that's now in the stock market is the money
of the small investor and first-time investor -- people who have their
kids' college money in the market.

The handful in the know have their wealth in a safe place waiting for
the crash.  In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if those in the know have
been playing the stock market like a casino player.  You only play with
a certain amount, then keep stockpiling your stash someplace safe so you
won't lose it.  The filthy rich do this.  The poor who are gambling on
the stock market do not, and I imagine this goes for a majority of them.

Once the market crashes, the poor and middle class (once again) take the
biggest hit, while the filthy rich are hardly affected at all, and then
we have a sudden jump -- in one fell swoop, the very wide gap between
the rich and the poor suddenly becomes much, much wider.  The poor lose
everything, and the wealthy buy everything back at insanely low prices.
The stock market recovers quickly, (by the genius of Bill Clinton, no
less) and the filthy rich become obscenely rich beyond imagination.  All
the people who lose everything are left out in the cold.  Since Clinton
would have declared a national state of emergency, he would basically
have dictatorial powers to fix prices and just do whatever he wants to
do.

Of course, most people are sheeple, as we've all come to recognize on
this list, and they won't know what's going on, and if you try to tell
them now, they will literally laugh in your face and say that your nuts,
then bring up some malarky about his Constitutional Rights and
Protections.  HA!  It's just a piece of paper!  Yes, I know what it
stands for, and what it was intended to be, but it's been used as an
asswipe for so long that there's nothing left.  Constitutional Rights,
Freedoms and Protections have become an utter joke now, and it's
eventually going to get much worse, I think.  The sheeple who refuse to
listen now will be taken by surprise if this happens.  If enough
awareness is raised and "the powers that be pick up on it" then of
course, their plans will change.  The above will not happen.  But the
inevitable will simply shift further into the future.  I don't think
there's any way to prevent something like the above from happening,
whether Clinton is involved or not.  Our awareness can only put it
further into the future.  Probably the biggest thing we can do is reduce
our dependence on money.  But when you consider that water, electricity,
gas, internet and modern amenities cost money (and since many consider
that basic needs) suddenly falling into a Grizzly Adams lifestyle will
not be an option.  People would rather ride the wave straight into the
slaughterhouse than recognize what's coming and jump of and swim back
across the ocean.  I must admit, the idea of living like Grizzly Adams
doesn't impress me living in Texas.  If I lived in the Pacific
Northwest, I think I could bear it.  I just simply cannot stand hot
weather.  I know enough about gardening to grow food, but then again, my
effort would probably be brought to naught by thieves who can't grow
their own food so they choose to steal mine.  I could and would not mind
gardening for a small community of people.  But thieves are
unreasonable, stealing more than they could possibly need themselves.
If I'm living like Grizzly Adams, then money will have become worthless.

Oh well, I'm rambling.

Ty


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