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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 64
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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: O.K.?
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BILL: Well I wish you all the best in that. And if you need some
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financial support maybe Chuck could set up a fund there.
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LINDA THOMPSON: Well that'd be wonderful.
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We have several attorneys that have *volunteered* to bring
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lawsuits. Right now I'd like to bring a lawsuit challenging the
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right of John McGaw [current head of ATF] to ban .762 ammo. What
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gives the ATF the right to ban anything? They're nothin' but a
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tax collection agency.
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HARDER: All right. I thank you, sir, for the call. Lemme get
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another call in here.
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And by the way, when you talk about funds, ladies and gentlemen,
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this broadcast [Chuck Harder's *For the People* radio broadcast]
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is under direct attack by the IRS auditers. And we've now hired a
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Washington law firm -- as of today -- we've hired a Washington
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law firm; it's gonna cost a lot of money. So if you wanna support
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us and keep this broadcast going, your tax-deductible donation is
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sure appreciated. And if you wanna send some money, we could
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really use it.
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Uh, this is... Again, I think, like you said, the IRS is very
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often used as a weapon, aren't they?
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THOMPSON: Well, that's been seen time and time again. I don't
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think there's a citizen in America that doesn't know that.
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Because everyone that calls us [American Justice Federation] says
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things like, "I'm afraid to call you, 'cause your phone is
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tapped. They may put my name on a list. They may sic the IRS on
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me, etc., etc."
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And I say to people, "The very things that you're afraid of are
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the very reasons you should be standing up and *doing something
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about it*." We shouldn't have to live like this in this country.
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HARDER: I agree.
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All right. Wichita... Let me go ahead and conference in another
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call here. Uh, Wichita [Travis, in Wichita-El Dorado]. Are you
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there?
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TRAVIS: Uh, yeah. This is El Dorado.
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HARDER: Uh, O.K.
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TRAVIS: Right by Wichita. Uh, Travis.
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HARDER: Yeah. Go ahead, Travis.
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TRAVIS: And in fact, Linda, I'm afraid to use my real name to
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talk to you on the air! Because of what you're talking about is
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so *radical*! It just blows my mind!
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THOMPSON: There's thousands and thousands of people out there. At
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this point, they've got plenty of people to chase down already
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that have called my office, that have written me letters, and so
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forth, that would keep an *army* of these guys busy for years.
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HARDER: Well they're... Listen. They're busy beatin' us up,
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Travis. So don't worry.
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TRAVIS: But here's what I did today, guys. I heard you last
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Thursday and it just blew my mind when you talked about the
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Clinton body count. But I called to a journal and a newspaper out
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in Mendocina, California, that's got a 15,000 circulation. And
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both the editors want the story. They want to get involved in the
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story.
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THOMPSON: Terrific!
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TRAVIS: And if I could get, you know, if you could fax them the
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copy of that article...
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THOMPSON: No. Make 'em buy it. We need the money.
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[Contention for who will speak; all speak at once]
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THOMPSON: They can buy it from my organization in Indianapolis.
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HARDER: Let's do this. If you'll just have them write to Linda,
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care of us, we will forward the letter on to her immediately, and
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go from there. And, of course, we're gonna be publishing the
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article also.
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All right. Let's move along here and get another call in, before,
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uh... Well let's do a short break, and we'll be right back.
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[...commercial break...]
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HARDER: [CN -- This paragraph is abridged.] O.K. Let's go back to
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the phones. And right now we've got Linda Thompson on the line.
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And if you want to get a copy of "Waco II," you can call 1-800-
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888-9999. That's an around-the-clock number. $19.95 and $4.00
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shipping and handling.
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Uh, O.K. Linda, are you there?
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THOMPSON: Yes.
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HARDER: O.K. Now, let's... Back to the phones. And we're talking
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to Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Dan, go ahead.
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DAN: Yeah, Linda. I just got a question, uh actually 2 questions:
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That scene when those BATF agents are on the roof, the one they
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always show?
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THOMPSON: Uh-hmm [understands].
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DAN: It struck me peculiar that they're [bullet holes] spaced,
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like, at equal distances. And I was wondering, could that be from
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the .762 machine gun fired from the helicopter probably?
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THOMPSON: Now what do you mean by the "spacing"?
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DAN: Well you can see holes coming out the sides of the siding on
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the house. And I just thought it was strange that somebody was
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firing. I thought, from what I remembered, you know, you don't
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see too much of those clips anymore. It's just that the spacing
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was like... {1}.
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THOMPSON: You can see it if you get our tape. You can watch it as
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many times as you want.
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DAN: Yeah I might, I might buy the tape. And the other thing I
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wanted to know: did you say anything about the American Civil
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Liberties Union [ACLU]? And why aren't they jumping in on this?
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THOMPSON: Well I haven't yet. They did sort of jump in on it,
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because they allied with the NRA and they're claiming -- *now*
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they're claiming -- they're going in claiming that this has all
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been a big lie.
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But it's a day late and a dollar short and they're... I still
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believe are actually... [strange phone noise] What's goin' on
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with the phone?
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HARDER: I don't know.
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DAN: I think it's my kids playing with the wires.
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THOMPSON: O.K.
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HARDER: All right. Listen on the radio then.
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Go ahead.
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THOMPSON: All right. I think that what we're seeing here is more
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damage control. The ACLU has never, traditionally, never come in
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on 2nd amendment rights. In fact, they have a posture that the
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2nd amendment isn't for the protection of our over-all right to
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keep and bear arms.
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HARDER: Um-hmm [understands].
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THOMPSON: So I was very suspicious when I heard that ACLU was in
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it. And I was even more suspicious when I heard NRA was in it,
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because NRA is controlled opposition. NRA was "beatin' their
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chest" about the Brady bill, and ignored the Feinstein amendment.
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And on the final hours there, they just totally dropped the ball.
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They're not helpin' us on gun rights. In fact, they're the
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persons that Handgun Control, Inc. point the finger at and say,
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"You're the big, bad lobby for the gun owners." And they're the
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so-called "bad guy" the finger's pointed at and so forth and so
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on, when, in fact, they're probably the least effective!
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We've got, basically, controlled opposition in all corners. And I
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think this is more of it. We're seein' ACLU and NRA combined, to
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point the finger at the government. But in the process, they'll
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claim to do an investigation and the things that they'll release
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will still be some more of the same things the government has
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said all along: they lost the element of surprise, and this, and
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that, and the other -- which are all part and parcel of the
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cover-up! They're not admissions, they're cover-up. And we're
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gonna see that again. So I'm just gonna ignore 'em, frankly.
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(to be continued)
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-----------------------<< Notes >>-------------------------------
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{1} "It's just that the spacing was like..." The scene on the
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roof, the one where the agents have climbed in the window, *does*
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show three bullet holes appearing that are equidistant. Of
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course, with 2 bullet holes, this would happen no matter what.
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However, what are the odds for 3 bullet holes being equidistant:
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o o o
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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