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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 80
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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U.S. PREPARATIONS FOR MARTIAL LAW
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Transcript of a talk given by officer Jack McLamb (retired) of
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the Phoenix Police Department.
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Biographical note: Officer McLamb was one of the most highly
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decorated members (if not *the* most highly decorated) of the
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Phoenix Police Department. Besides many acts of heroism, officer
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McLamb is also the originator of the "Officer Friendly" program,
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a program in which police officers visit school children to help
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them be better acquainted with the police. Officer McLamb was
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disabled in the line of duty and is now retired from the Phoenix
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Police Department. He currently hosts a radio show which can be
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heard Monday through Friday, 7 pm cst, on WWCR, 5.810 mHz
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shortwave.
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[...continued...]
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JACK MCLAMB:
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So that's important. I like to start out this way because we have
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new police officers, new soldiers, and we have new private
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citizens here that really come into these meetings and they don't
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know what we're about and what we're doing.
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What does this have to do with Clinton's new plan to bring
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together all the law enforcement agencies in the nation? It has
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everything to do with it. And so I'm leading into that. People
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say, "Well, Jack: Get to the subject!" Well this *is* the
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subject! It's very important that we understand *why* Clinton
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wants to bring together a national police force. And why there is
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an international police force already set up.
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And so, in order for us to understand if we do have a conspiracy
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to take over the united States and mold us into a world
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government -- How are these people going to do this?
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And oh, by the way, there's another quote I want to give you,
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from the head of the Ford Foundation. Now this is a part of the
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Congressional Record. And this is where we'll start into our talk
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today about the importance of the national police force.
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A man by the name of, uh... uh... Norman Dodd (yeah, thank you,
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Ralph. That's my fellow police officer, there. He knows more
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about it than I do!) A guy named Norman Dodd was an investigator
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for the Reese Commission -- a congressional investigation into
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the tax-free foundations of the nation. And he was going about
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his duties every week, talking to the heads of the foundations,
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the tax-free foundations of the world... er, the nation. And his
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duty was to find out why they were there, what their purpose was,
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and how they were using their tax-free funds.
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Well he was caught totally off-guard when he went to talk to Mr.
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Rowen Gaither(?), who was the president of the Ford Foundation,
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one morning. He sat down with Mr. Gaither, and he said, "Mr.
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Gaither, I'm gonna ask you the same question I've asked all the
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other heads of the tax-free foundations. And that is, What is
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your purpose? And how are you using your tax-free foundation
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funds?"
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And he looked at Mr. Dodd, and he said, "Mr. Dodd," he says. (And
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this is almost verbatim. I can pretty much quote it verbatim.) He
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says, "We operate here out of directives that emanate from the
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White House. And the subject of those directives are, we are to
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use our grant-making powers to alter life in the united States so
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that we can be merged with the Soviet Union."
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Well Mr. Dodd about fell out of his chair. Because he had not had
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anyone speak to him candidly at all the tax-free foundations he'd
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gone to. They didn't want to have him come in the door. They
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tried to cover up information. And this is the first one he went
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to where Mr. Rowen Gaither, the head of the Ford Foundation,
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actually told him what the real reason that they were in business
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for.
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Now. That was 1954, folks. 1954. Now he says that "Our directives
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emanate from the White House." Who was in the White House in
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1954? Ike. "I like Ike." -- remember that little sticker? I know
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that, because I was born in Washington, D.C. and I went to the
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inaugural parade of Eisenhower as a little boy. And I remember: I
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was very proud that day to be in Washington, D.C. and attend the
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inaugural parade and see the President of the United States.
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And I always thought Ike was a nice guy. But now I know
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differently, because I've studied history. {1}. But he was the
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one, his White House issued the directive to the tax-free
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foundations that they were to use their grant-making powers to
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alter life in the united States so we could be merged with the
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rest of the world.
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And now, that is probably the most critical statement I can tell
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you today, folks. Don't forget that. Because you're gonna find
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out why the economy is falling. You're gonna find out why we're
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losing our farms. You're gonna find out in that statement why
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we're losing our homes, and why everything in America is just
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dissolving. And we are being lowered, in every aspect, from our
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Constitutional rights. We're losing our Constitutional rights.
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We're losing our economic, our sound economic base. We're losing
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*everything* in America. We're being levelled so that we can be
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comfortably merged one day with third world nations.
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So in that statement... Don't forget that. That's in this book,
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too, by the way. In *Vampire Killer*.
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All right, now, if they're going to do this, if they're going to
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do this, folks, how are they going to do it? How are they going
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to do it? And this leads us into "crime" and it leads us into
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drugs, in America. And why we "need" a national police force (so
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we're told), we "need" a national police force.
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How are they going to do it? Let me share it with you. [Pauses
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for a drink of water, apparently glances at something] (Here's
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another *Operation Vampire Killer 2000*.) And on another page, we
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have the way that they're going to destroy our nation and level
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it with the rest of the nations, so we can be merged together.
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See if you can figure out, now -- in the 1800s, when these
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conspirators first put together a serious plan to bring the
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united States to its knees -- how they were gonna do it? Now I'm
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gonna read you some statements here, by our founding fathers. And
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*you* put your place in, self in the place of a conspirator and
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you try, out of these statements, to find out the way to destroy
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America. And you tell me what it is.
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Listen to this: the founding fathers said this: Uh, Benjamin
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Franklin said, "Man will ultimately be governed by God or by
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tyrants." He's talking about our free nation, nation of free
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people. Where does our freedom come from? Benjamin Franklin tells
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us.
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George Washington says, "The people know it is impossible to
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rightly govern without God and the Bible."
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Andrew Jackson says, "The Bible is the rock on which our Republic
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rests."
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Daniel Webster said, "If we abide by the principles taught in the
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Bible, our country will go on prospering."
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And there's a man, name of Alexis De Tocqueville, who was a
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French historian, that came to our country in the 19th century.
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And he looked at the American system. Because France wanted to
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know why we were so successful and we were growing so rapidly and
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our economy was booming. And we were becoming the greatest nation
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on the face of the earth. The French wanted to know, so they sent
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Alexis De Tocqueville to America to do a 2-year study. And at the
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end of that study, this is what he said. He really nailed it down
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in just one line. He said, "America is great because America is
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good. And if America ever ceases to be good, it will cease to be
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great."
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[...to be continued...]
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---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
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{1} "...I always thought Ike was a nice guy. But now I know
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differently..." One incident that supports this statement is
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Eisenhower's participation in the brutal suppression of the so-
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called "Bonus Army" in Washington, D.C. in the 1930s.
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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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