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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 56
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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[From an interview with Linda Thompson on the *For the People*
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radio show, Feb. 11, 1994. Host is Chuck Harder.]
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[Continued...]
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CHUCK HARDER: We are back. Linda Thompson is our guest.
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So, what you're talking about then, Linda... Are you there?
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LINDA THOMPSON: Yeah.
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HARDER: O.K. ...is you're talking about total control by the
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central government. Isn't that what they want?
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THOMPSON: And that's exactly what we have. And that was what
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NAFTA was really about. The one thing that nobody really got the
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message on is that NAFTA is being given the effect of a treaty.
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It was not voted properly as a treaty; two-thirds of our Senate
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should have ratified it, but did not.
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HARDER: Right.
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THOMPSON: Uh, yet it's being given the force of a treaty. And
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based on our Constitution, a treaty has the same power *as* the
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Constitution and, in fact, can essentially supersede it. NAFTA
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has done that, and it put our country under an international
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tribunal that controls the economy. Our economy is now controlled
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not by us, not by our elected officials, but by an international
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tribunal. So we are already *to* that point. We have already lost
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our Constitution {1}. We've already lost our rights. And we
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already have an international tribunal running our economy. And
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we have leaders that are in position to make certain that our
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economy is *devastated*, to the point that we all become,
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essentially, subservient to the government. Because we're gonna
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be dependent on the government for our food supply, our health
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care... *everything* will be controlled by the centralized
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government. And these are the very people that want not just a
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one United States government control, but a *one world*
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government control. That's the plan.
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HARDER: Yeah. We know that that has been going on. And the
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beautiful thing about it is, anybody who wants to uh, research
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that can go back to the Council on Foreign Relations magazine,
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which is called "Foreign Affairs." They can go back to the early
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'70s and the Richard Gardner writings uh, where this is the plan,
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it was the plan, they have admitted it's the plan.
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But there is a problem. And the problem is that normally,
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government doesn't do much very well. Wars are fought by
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governments. Obviously, they're not fought very well. Every once
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in a while a very bright commander comes along, but, you know,
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they're terrible devastation. And governments normally don't run
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businesses very well. And, you know, I find it difficult to see
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privatization as, supposedly, the key, when really, the central
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government wants control. You can't have it both ways. Can you?
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THOMPSON: Well, you can't have... um, they're not actually
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privatizing anything. So no, you couldn't have both things. But
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this is a case of "Watch my left hand, so you don't see what I'm
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doing with my right hand." They say one thing and do another {2}.
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You're not actually seeing any privatization of anything with
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this administration or the past administrations. What you're
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seeing is more and more centralized control by the government of
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everything. And what *is* privatized is under such heavy
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government regulation that, for all intents and purposes, it's
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government control.
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HARDER: Well again, while I agree with you there, the *New York
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Times* put it rather succinctly on Sunday, January 30th, I
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believe it was. I have the paper at home. They ran a story in
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their business section that uh, it is so bad now. Red tape is so
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bad that for every $100 that business pays to the U.S. government
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in taxes, business pays $399 in compliance and make-ready cost to
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pay the 100 bucks.
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THOMPSON: Well the people in business have the ability to totally
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call a halt to this by refusing to be a collection agency for the
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Internal Revenue Service...
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HARDER: [Interjects. Somewhat panicy] Well, again, that's
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something that *we* would not agree with because of the fact that
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we believe we've gotta pay taxes {3}. And what we'd rather see is
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the folks work within the system and that's...
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We're gonna get right back to Linda Thompson next hour, folks.
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And we'll take your specific calls on Waco at 1-800-TALK-YES.
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If you wanna get this *marvellous* tape, and the name of the tape
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is "Waco, the Big Lie Continues," you can order it by calling 1-
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800-888-9999, around the clock. 1-800-888-9999. It's $19.95 and
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$4.00 shipping and handling. You can use your Mastercard or Visa.
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That's 1-800-888-9999.
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All the best. Thanks. May God bless.
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[...commercial break...]
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HARDER: I think you could best call it, "An American Tragedy."
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We're talking about Waco, the essential murder, if you please, or
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the killing of innocent people at the hands of government agents.
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Call it a "rogue element" in the government. Call it "an idea
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that was bad to begin with, and then went from bad to worse."
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Call it whatever you want, children died; innocent people died.
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How many... Linda Thompson is our guest. Linda, how many people
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died in Waco?
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THOMPSON: 100, total. 4 government agents and 96 Branch
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Davidians. 25 children, 17 of 'em under the age of 5.
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HARDER: 17 children under the age of 5.
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THOMPSON: That's what um, "Forgive Us. We Didn't Know" is all
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about {4}. But that, that... The children in there could not
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*possibly* be blamed for anything at all. If you can't focus on
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anything but that one point -- What was our government thinking
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of when they launched a *military* assault on a house full of
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people that included 50 children {5}?
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HARDER: In addition to that, you told me, off the air, that those
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tanks fired mortar rounds.
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THOMPSON: That's right. We've got footage -- that's in "Waco II"
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-- shows the tanks shooting the mortar rounds. The Department of
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Justice report admits that they fired ferret grenades into the
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house. Well ferret grenades are *grenades* that are fired from
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cannon. They fired 40-millimeter rounds into that house. And you
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can see where they hit the house. We've got the pictures of the
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mortar round holes. These things usually shoot two at one time.
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And to fire a very good pattern takes a fairly experienced, well-
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trained person to fire this tank. Because you can't see where
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you're shooting. This is all done by spotters and things inside
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the tank. It takes a well-trained person to do this. And there's
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a perfect, square pattern formed on one of the towers that's been
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hit by these mortar rounds. It could only have been done by an
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experienced military person. This is more proof that there was
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active-duty military there.
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But the best proof that we have *now*, we've gotten a tape from
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one of the FBI SWAT teams. It was a home video that one of their
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people made that shows very close-up footage of the tanks, some
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of the men gassing the tanks, this kind of thing. And they're
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military. There's no question, they're military.
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And then some of the footage that we've got after the fire of the
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guys getting out of the tanks: they're wearing 82nd Airborne
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berets and military uniforms. Now that's interesting because the
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initial raid by ATF was planned in concert with 7th Special
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Forces out of Fort Bragg.
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And the final, after-action reports on ATF and -- not after-
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action, but the uh, independent investigation reports on ATF and
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Department of Justice *say*, and recommend that, all the federal
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police agencies be trained by Delta Force, Special Forces, and
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SEAL Team 6, which is Special Forces. And these aren't *just*
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Special Forces, they are the hunter-killer teams of Special
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Forces. They're the nastiest of nasties. And they're suggesting
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that American government police agencies be trained by these.
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These agencies don't have any jurisdiction to operate anywhere
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but on us.
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(to be continued)
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-----------------------<< Notes >>-------------------------------
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{1} "We have already lost our Constitution." I can see Thompson's
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point, however as she herself said previously, the necessary two-
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thirds of the Senate did not ratify the treaty. Thus it can be
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argued that NAFTA never really was approved and is not therefore
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in effect.
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{2} "They say one thing and do another." Like for example the
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"Tax Reform Bill" in the 1980s, that they said was going to make
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it easier and simpler to pay your taxes. Now they are *saying*
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"Crime Bill." Does this *really* mean we will have more crime?
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More laws = More lawyers. More crimes = More criminals. More
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prisons = More prisoners.
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{3} Harder has had IRS agents auditing both him and his
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organization for the past year. As he has said, they are "on a
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fishing expedition" and it appears that they are harassing him
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for daring to speak out against the creeping fascism in this
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country. It seems to me that Harder deliberately cut off
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Thompson's train of thought regarding businesses refusing to act
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as tax collection agencies for the U.S. government. With IRS
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agents breathing down his neck, Harder's terror can be understood.
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{4} "Forgive Us. We Didn't Know." Not sure what this is. It may
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be a song I have heard played on Tom Donahue's show regarding
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Waco and the 17 children under the age of 5 who died there on
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April 19, 1993.
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{5} "...launched a *military* assault on a house full of people
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that included 50 children..." Here, Thompson may mean the initial
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raid on February 28, 1993. This would explain the apparent
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discrepancy between her previous statement that 25 children had
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died and this statement regarding a house full of people that
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included 50 children. The report of The Committee for Waco
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Justice, page 21, indeed lists the names and ages of many
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children who left Mount Carmel during the siege. (Committee for
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Waco Justice, PO Box 33037, Washington, DC, 20033. Phones: 202-
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986-1847 and 202-797-9877.)
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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