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The King has left the Constitution! Kansas City, 4th of June - some thoughts about blind followers |
We heard a lot about Benghazi, the IRS, Obamacare and so on. And as usually the nation was split in those who never
were supporters of the Obama administration and those who followed their leader blindly. In fact, being a split
nation, as split as it wasn't since 1860, is one of the major bad things, the US of A. had to endure since Obama
took the White House.
Still, things have reached a new level, a dangerous level. Fast and Furious was a criminal operation, not just a
stupid one. And when Eric Holder came under pressure, the President used executive order to protect his cronie. Which
was clearly an unconstitutional use of a mechanism given to the President for entirely different purposes.
When drones were used to target Anwar al-Awlaki, things went worse. I can only repeat it: Anwar al-Awlaki was no
loss for mankind. But the US President has no right to order the killing of American citizens without a court warrant
or a valid verdict. The Constitution doesn't allow that. And the loss of the Constitution and the freedoms and
protections, it guarantees, that is a loss for mankind.
In April 2012, the FBI probed into a trip a group of GOP politicians made to Israel. And yes, that trip included
drinking and at least one evening some skinny dipping in the Dead Sea. So what? All were adults, sex didn't happen,
so the question of consensuality is not appliable in the first place. All that happened there was legal by US and
Israeli laws. And it is worth to mention, this trip was not taxpayer funded. What was taxpayer funded however, was
the FBI probe. And what came out of it was more mud to sling for the Democrats during the election campaign in 2012.
In other words, the FBI didn't work for the taxpayer, they worked for the Democratic party of America. Which would be
only possible if they got their orders from Holder or Obama. The influence taking of a government agency on an
election is unconstitutional.
The IRS targeted conservative groups before and during the elections campaigns. This was unconstitutional. Government
agencies are not allowed to take influence on elections.
The CIA helped to paint the Benghazi disaster nice to protect the administration's girl, Hilary Clinton, now a soon
to be announced hopeful for the next presidentiual campaign. But at the time, it was needed not only to support
Clinton, but Obama as well. Obama just had announced "Al-Qaeda is on the run" to convince more gullibles to vote for
him. Four dead Americans, killed by Al-Qaeda because the State Department ignored warnings, that was bad for his
campaign. So the reports had to be edited. The reason for twelve versions of those talking points is clearly noted.
Nobody involved in the process could think, this was about facts and what really happened. The political leadership
clearly said, it was to cover-up what the political opponents could have used in the campaign. So, the CIA obliged
on orders that came from the State Department which could only come from Clinton or Obama. Aside of this, we also
still don't know, who gave orders to hold back the reinforcements in Tripolis that night, but any order from someone
lower than the President himself would probably have proven as insufficient to hold the Marines back. | What we have here is a pattern. It's recurring.
If you think, the images look similar, you are maybe right, Hitler's, Khomeini's and now Obama's followers!
Phone records from journalists? No problem and don't tell the media
agencies we are spying on, that the administration is spying on them. Constitutional protection of the 1st Amendment?
Smoke it! Oh wait, to smoke anything but pot is politically incorrect now!
Now Kerry, Clinton's successor in the State Department announced already, the US, represented by Obama, will sign the
UN Gun Pact. Lets face it, he can't without congressional approval. The Constitution says so. But then, what is a
Constitution worth if nobody protects it? And for sure, the one person who should be first to protect it, dismantled
it step by step and he is already busy to go further.
Yes, I say it frankly, and I'm aware, I will get in trouble for it: Obama broke his law of office. Obama has left
the grounds of Constitution. And all his talking about he knew of nothing is either a lie or worse. If it is a lie, he
could at least claim to have some degree of control over his administration. If he actually knows of nothing, he is
entirely inept for the office. And whether he is responsible by ineptness or responsible by ordering, he is
responsible! If someone actively condones a criminal act, he commits one as well by protecting the guilty party. If
you give shelter to a murderer, you are an accessory after the fact. Just to say, you didn't know, wouldn't protect
you if your job would including to have to know. End of the story. So, there were enough criminal acts committed to
impeach Obama.
The real problem is, his followers will protect him. First the Seante Demcorats. For them it's about to keep power.
But then, there will also be millions and millions of Obama followers on the streets. They don't know better. If you
look in the history books, in the beginning and before they sat firmly in the saddle, dictators had always legions
of blind followers. Those followers don't understand what they are about to lose. Those followers are not evil. They
don't think, they support a dictator in the making and telling them so will draw their ire. How can someone say,
their leader is a dictator in the making? How ...? And here is the rub: The same answer you would have got in 1917
from Russians who supported Lenin. The same answer you would have got in 1930 from Germans who supported Hitler. The
same answer you would have got in 1938 from Chinese who supported Mao. From Iranians in 1978 supporting Khomeini.
From Koreans supporting Kim. Now you get it from Americans supporting Obama. And none of them was evil ... or at
least almost none. They were blinded by promises, manipulated, cheated. They only didn't know. | Drones, mindless followers, drawn like moths to the light of empty, often abstract promises, that's the base,
dictators and all who behave like that build their power. And when they have the feeling, they are strong enough,
they start to pull the screw. Constitutional freedoms got canceled. Disarming the population is very important,
usually under the pretense of stopping gun violence. But in fact not dictator wants an armed opposition. They start
to assume more and more rights from other branches of government. Like Obama did with his Libya war. That campaign
was never acknowledged by Congress. To declare war is something, the President can't do alone. Obama did, effectively
assuming already then dictatorial powers.
One of the next step is also to fill other branches with his followers. In the military, we have seen the replacement
of leaders already, also in the IRS things obviously were already aligned in 2012. And in the DOJ and therefore the
FBI abviously too.
So, lets face it. This isn't about skin color or regular party politics. The number of crimes, and effectively they
are crimes, not just scandals, has gone beyond that. Now the question, especially those who voted Obama in have to
ask themselves is, how long do they want to stay blind? How long do they want to follow their leader wherever he leads
and regardless how many laws he breaks? We know, those who didn't ask were in history up for rude awakenings. And
by all means, democracy per se works only, if those in office stick to the rules. Obama brokes the rules. So he put
you now in the situation to decide between democracy, your very own freedom, or your king. It's in your hand to make
constitutional freedom in the US last or make the dream of the founding fathers just a short episode between
George II and Obama I. Because without their drones, the mighty fall.
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Tue, May 17, 2016 12:00 AM CT Daniel Lee Siebert Daniel Lee Siebert is now also in our serial killer collection. A more or less garden variety strangler type who got away longer than necessary bacause some big PDs dropped the ball ... and left it to smaller ones, to get the job done.
| Fri, Dec 18, 2015 12:00 AM CT Christman Genipperteinga THe legendary robber along the wine road Trier-Cologne made it finally into our collection. With a total of 970 victim, including six of them his own children, he is currently the most prolific serial killer in the Collection.
| Thu, Oct 22, 2015 12:00 AM CT Gerard John Schaefer The allegedly most prolific Florida Serial Killer, "Killer Cop" Gerard Schaefer, finally also made his way into out collection.
| Thu, Sep 24, 2015 12:00 AM CT Royal Russel Long Long was quite messed up in the investigation of the Wyoming Rodeo Murders, but details show, he was another kind of animal, y typeless pedophile serial killer. Now his file is in our collection.
| Mon, Aug 17, 2015 12:00 AM CT The Wyoming Rodeo Murders A story of misperceptions and midnless cabinet cleaning by police authorities that ended up with someone getting away with at least two murders on young women. Now in our collection.
| Wed, Jul 15, 2015 12:00 AM CT Joseph Vacher, the French Ripper Now new in our collection: Joseph Vacher, the French Ripper. The first case, blood spatter analysis was used in a court trial world wide!
| Sat, Jun 20, 2015 12:00 AM CST No new addition in June Usually, we try to bring another case up in our serial killer collection every month, but this month, we simply had no time. Between working open cases and other activities, it was just not possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.
| Sat, May 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT The Beauty Queen Killer New in the serial killer collection: Christopher Wilder, the Beauty Queen Killer. A case that shows how nonsensical the disctinction between serial and spree killers really is.
| Thu, Apr 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT Burton W. Abbott Abbott killed only one victim, a case that caused some public attention in 1955. But he showed all hallmarks of a fledgling serial killer and thus, we added him to our collection.
| Mon, Mar 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT Darren Deon Vann Ha is basically the usual garden variety strangler case if it wouldn't be for the early warnings statistical data cretated about serial killer activity in Gary/Indiana. Now he is in our collection.
| Wed, Mar 4, 2015 12:00 AM CT Apologies! Due to technical problems, the March article was up late. Take my apologies for this glitch.
| Mon, Feb 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT Affaire of the Poisons We have added the infamous Affaire of the Poisons to our collection. With more than 80 offenders, it breaks a little the format, but well, it's one of the biggest cases of "organized" crime ever, so how can we let it out?
| Mon, Dec 8, 2014 12:00 AM CT Joseph Bryan Once he made the FBI Ten Most Wanted list, now nobody remembers the case anymore. Nevertheless, the father of all allegedly schizophrenic serial killers has entered our collection.
| Fri, Nov 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Trailside Killer David Joseph Carpenter has now become also part of the Serial Killer Collection ... complete with profile.
| Tue, Oct 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Vampire of Duesseldorf Peter Kuerten aka The Vampire of Duesseldorf roamed the city at the River Rhine for more than two years and left behind a trail of bodies-
| Fri, Sep 12, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Grim Sleeper Lonnie Franklin aka The Grim Sleeper has been added to our serial killer collection
| Thu, Aug 14, 2014 12:00 AM CT Michael Lee Lockhart ... and with a little delay, another serial made it into the serial killer collection. Michael Lee Lockhart, not so much interesting for his "achievements" but because his case appears as if he became a psychopath only after a serious head injury.
| Tue, Aug 12, 2014 12:00 AM CT A Game of Daggers Diane's new novel A GAME OF DAGGERS is now available at Amazon for Kindle. A story of murder, mayhem and political intrigue set up in the year of the Lord 1096.
Pope Urban II has called for a crusade, but this news has yet to reach Cornwall. And people there have anyway to deal with other problems from storms to wreckers on their coast and when some murdered men are discovered on the beach, nobody guesses, this is only the prelude to much greater events coming to the so remote shores ...
| Sat, Jul 5, 2014 12:00 AM CT Ivan Hill Ivan Hill, as the first of the many serial killers, who haunted Los Angeles in the 80s and 90s, is now added to our serial killer collection.
| Sun, Jun 8, 2014 12:00 AM CT Raya and Sakina The famous Egyptian serial killers have become part of our collection. And as so often, things are not as simple as the urban legend tries to tell us.
| Thu, May 1, 2014 12:00 AM CT Dagmar Overbye The infamous Danish baby farmer has been added to our Serial Killer Collection.
| Thu, May 1, 2014 12:00 AM CT Pharaoh Djoser added to the Egyptian Collection I finally came around to add a new pharaoh to our collection: Djoser, 1st Pharoh of the 3rd Dynasty.
| Fri, Apr 4, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Green River Killer This month, we added Gary Ridgway to our serial killer collection, a case, not so much interesting for the profiling but for the lessons about case organization to be learned from it.
| Tue, Mar 4, 2014 12:00 AM CT Manson Family The "Manson Family&quo; has been added to our serial killer collection. Especially interesting for those who think, brain washing isn't possible.
| Fri, Feb 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT Hans van Zon Dutch serial killer Hans van Zon joined our serial killer collection. Not entirely voluntarily though.
| Mon, Jan 6, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Syracuse Dungeon Master John T. Jamelske aka the Syracuse Dungeon Master has been added to our Serial Killer Collection. While not a seria killer but a serial rapist, Jamelske represents a similar psychopathology as some OCD type serial killers, for example Dahmer and therefore is some valuable object for studies.
| Thu, Jan 2, 2014 12:00 AM CT Khasekhemwy The last of the 2nd dynasty pharaohs, the man who re-united Egypt, is now also in the Egyptian collection.
| Thu, Dec 12, 2013 12:00 AM CT Pharaoh Sekhemib added to the Egyptian Collection I finally came around to add Pharaoh Sekhemib to the collection, the sixth of the 2nd Dynasty. So, with some luck, I can finish this year the 2nd dynsty, only one, Khasekhemwy is left.
| Tue, Dec 10, 2013 12:00 AM CT The Riha disappearance In 1969, Dr. Thomas Riha disappeared and in the subconsequent series of events, Gloria Tannenbaum was arrested for forgery and under suspicion of two other homicides. She plead not guilty by reason of insanity and got away with it. The case has now been added to our serial killer collection.
| Mon, Nov 4, 2013 12:00 AM CT Richard N. Clarey jr. Clarey is one of the lesser known serial killers, skirting the definition a little. Still, for some reasons an interesting case.
| Wed, Oct 2, 2013 12:00 AM CT Now in the collection: William E. Cosden A garden variety sexual predator, notable only because his existence shows, how wrong the idea of 1 monster at 1 time in 1 area is.
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