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Subject: Police Frame-ups and Thought Decoders
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POLICE FRAME-UPS AND THOUGHT WAVE DECODERS
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It might be self evident to many now that a frame-up seems to be a
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relatively normal procedure for the authorities. If you had suspected
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framing someone is seen as more subtle and avoiding too many dearths in
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the newspapers in terms of the state secrecy angle, then you would be
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thinking along the right lines. I was told 20 years agop the police and
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related pol;itical authorities see frame-ups as cleverer and more
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terrifying conveying total control of many authoritative bodies to those
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being framed and those interna;lly spectating. It has become a relatively
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smoothly functioning civil service-level rubber-stamped procedure. If the
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state decides the more subtly clever thing to do is lie in the papers that
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someone's homosexual, then you get rubber-stamped that. This is actually
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one of their favourite tricks "the way it allows them to manipulate the
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vibes, man, you should see what it does to them, it's actually one of the
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best things to do and it's so simple and no-one'll ever believe such a
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simple thing in the papers is a complete load of crap which we see us as
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giving us quite a lot of power over people".
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"Then later on they appear to commit suicide, or nowadays get AIDS and the
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vibe of such total pervasive power crushes them."
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"Yeh, that"s the idea."
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A mysterious quote from that conversation:-
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"There is an area about which we wish to cause ABSOLUTE
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TERROR...THEREFORE WE GET HIGH LEVEL AGREEMENT WITH THINGS LIKE KILLING A
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MEMBERS' BABY SO THAT THE BASTARD WHO WANTS TO RAT ON US IS FRAMED AS A
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CHILD-MOLESTER....IN FACT, IF YOU JOIN US, YOU'LL BE IN ON THINGS LIKE THE
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REASON THE HEAD OF MI5 IS GOING TO BE A CHILD-MOLESTER...WE'RE SAVING OUR
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WORST FRAME-UP IDEA FOR HIM SO THAT WE HAVE THE MOST TOTAL CONTROL,
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BECAUSE WE HAVE TO HAVE- IF HE SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT TO DO WHAT WE WANT HIM
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TO DO, WE THREATEN HIM WITH STREWIND
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DEAD KIDS AROPUND HIS PLACE..."
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"HOW MANY AUTHORITIES GO ALONG WIHT THAT?"
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"THEY ALL DO. THAT'S WHY I SAID IT'LL be REALLY BRILLIANT FOR YOU IF YOU
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GET IN ON THE INSIDE...IT'S FANTASTIC! ALL THE TOP AUTHORITIES, MAN!"
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In 1990, OPEN VERDICT: 25 Mysterious Deaths In The Defence Industry
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mentioned the curiousness of the head of MI5 being a twice-convicted
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pederast.
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"WE WANT PARTICULAR TYPES OF MURDER WHICH CONVEY THE COLLUSION OF THE
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POLICE, IN A CERTAIN AREA, THE MURDERS ARE TO LOOK LIKE OBVIOUS MURDERS TO
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THE PUBLIC READING ABOUT THEM IN THE PAPERS, THEN THE POLICE STRANGELY GO
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ALONG WITH CLAIMING THEY'RE SUICIDES...TO GET THE TERROR, SO THAT THE
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BASTARDS DON"T TALK ABOUT SOMETHING IN PARTICULAR...."
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Our opinion is that a brain-wave decoder is causing the trouble.
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It is overhearing what I think were BBC technicians in London that we
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have this substantially mysterious clue...they seemed to be talking about
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how they'd fuckeds up the head of this old Newcastle woman, but she'd got
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a gun and came all the way down to London to try to shoot a BBC TV
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producer...which they didn't expect...what they were doing was something
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crazy sounding like switching her mind on "exploring the reverse-wave
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propagation aspect along .3 Khz frequencies dialling her number,
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expressing their sardonic amusement...they were able to do things like
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make her eyes wink, "reverse-wave propagation-induced nictations", make
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her body itch in embarrassing places, rustle quickly through individual
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eye-lashes "annoying her that way" and edit scene-changes in the studio
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from her eyes, then suddenly doing edits "contra-obediently" such that she
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was quite violently frustrated in her home hundreds of miles away.
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The BBC turn out to be involved in quite a few corrupt acts.....
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A former police-man confided how, as a police-man, he'd learned how to
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sharply kick the legs of demonstrators whilst TV cameras in collusion
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caught only the violent agonised response.
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"Then obviously the BBC is only working out how to not let the
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relationship too obvious afterwards, like after the poll tax riots."
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"Exactly."
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A BBC TV personality,Esther Rantzen, was doing a frame-up right in front
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of a friend of mine, she was framing a boss in Queensway.....
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