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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 11 Num. 95
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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FDR: TOOL OF HIDDEN POWER
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Curtis B. Dall married Anna Roosevelt, daughter of Franklin
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Delano Roosevelt (FDR). Mr. Dall liked his father-in-law, and at
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first was typically innocent of how the political game actually
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works. In his tell-all book, *FDR: My Exploited Father-in-Law*,
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Mr. Dall writes:
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In 1926, political matters interested me but little. I
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believed what the important candidates for public office
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said, as reported in the press, and fully expected them to
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carry out their formal statements and promises made to the
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people in exchange for their support at the polls.
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But Curtis Dall later found out that things weren't as they
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seemed:
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A political production, or image presentation, via a
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purported and well-advertised "platform," is designed to
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please and attract a larger "audience," not for cash, but
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for votes. If successful, the political entrepreneurs
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[secret backers], by means of a few "suggested" legislative
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bills (loudly proclaimed to be in the public interest, of
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course) find ways to amply reward themselves and their
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leading actors. Usually, carefully screened leading
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"actors" are picked well in advance of election day by a
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small group, picked for both major parties, thereby
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reducing the promotional risk to just about zero.
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IT IS DESIREABLE FOR [THE CANDIDATE] TO HAVE GREAT PERSONAL
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AMBITION AND, PERCHANCE, TO BE VULNERABLE TO BLACKMAIL FOR
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SOME PAST OCCURRENCES; HENCE, SOMEONE NOT APT TO BECOME TOO
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INDEPENDENT IN TIME, BUT ALWAYS AMENABLE TO "SUGGESTIONS"
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ON THE POLICY LEVEL. [emphasis added]
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Shearing of the Sheep: 1929
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Says Woodrow Wilson: "But I don't want those weapons; there
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isn't an enemy to fight."
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Says Morgan, Schwab & Company (in a populist cartoon ca. 1917):
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"You buy these guns and we'll get you an enemy."
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World War I, the "War to End All Wars," concluded and the first
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attempt at a New World Order got underway. But the American
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public wanted no part of the League of Nations. Times were
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relatively good in the 1920s (except for farmers.) The nation
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went on a stock market frenzy, but they were being set up. The
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stock market crashed in 1929; it was "the calculated 'shearing'
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of the public by the World-Money powers, triggered by the planned
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sudden shortage of the supply of call money in the New York money
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market," writes Dall. Witnessing the carnage from the Visitor's
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Gallery of the Stock Exchange was Sir Winston Churchill, there
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perhaps by "coincidence." But was Churchill's presence just a
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happenstance? Not so, according to Mr. Pat Riott, author of *The
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Greatest Story Never Told: Winston Churchill and the Crash of
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1929*.
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According to Mr. Riott, financier Bernard Baruch and others began
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buying gold in the summer of 1929, while at the same time they
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and their clique planted stories in financial-type magazines
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extolling stock market get-rich-quick prognostications.
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Background plotters were the Federal Reserve, Winston Churchill,
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Montague Norman of the Bank of England, and U.S. Treasury
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Secretary Andrew Mellon. This was a joint British/U.S. scheme,
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with mis-named, private banks "Bank of England" and "Federal
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Reserve" calling the shots. Churchill's connection? He was
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Minister of the Exchequer, akin to the Secretary of the Treasury
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in the U.S. In 1925, Churchill had overseen the flow of hundreds
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of millions in gold to the U.S.; this gold was the foundation
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used to prop up the Wall Street bubble of the late 1920s. But
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once the suckers had been lured into the market, the conspirators
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secretly bought up the gold at low prices. Finally, the Federal
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Reserve greatly curtailed the money supply, and boom went the
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Wall Street casino.
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Also in on the scheme was Joseph Kennedy, father of
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future-President John F. Kennedy. The international money power
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and its major players dared not be seen close to the disaster
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(except for Churchill, literally at the crime scene while it
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happened), so they used various front men to implement their
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plans. They "would not dare pick a Rothschild, a Sasoon, a
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Warburg, a Sieff, a Morgan... to wield 'the clippers,'" so, says
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Dall, they whistled up frontmen such as Joe Kennedy to do the
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dirty work. Kennedy Sr. and a few others were among the largest
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short-sellers of stock just prior to the collapse of October
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1929.
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FDR and the Gold Robbers
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The next scheme to rob the American working public was launched
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through FDR. (You can see how these schemes keep coming along;
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e.g. S&Ls are robbed in the 1980s then bailed out by taxpayers,
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and now taxpayers are about to be robbed again by paying for
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bailouts of banks, over-extended in Asia.) FDR decreed that the
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American people had to turn in their gold, in return for funny
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money from the Federal Reserve. Gold could not be owned by
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Americans, but Europeans were free to purchase all the gold they
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wanted from the USA, through European banks -- at bargain prices
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of $20 - $35 per ounce! Gold poured out of Fort Knox and into
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Europe, and now Fort Knox is empty. A false impression is
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maintained by keeping guards around Fort Knox, as if there's
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anything in there to guard! (Just like Napoleon who, invading
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the Netherlands, discovered that the Bank of Holland held no
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gold.)
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FDR & Howard Hughes: Both Held Captive
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Like Howard Hughes, held captive and controlled by those
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surrounding him, so too FDR became increasingly a prisoner in his
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own White House. "Apparently, his advisors had moved in... FDR
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had become a sort of political 'captive,'" writes Dall. The main
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puppeteers surrounding Roosevelt were Felix Frankfurter, Bernard
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Baruch (he of the previously mentioned stock market robbery
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scheme), and Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR's wife. So too now is Bill
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Clinton boxed in, but not through physical infirmity but through
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blackmailability. ("It is desireable for the candidate to be
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vulnerable to blackmail," writes Dall.)
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The controlled FDR presided over a major mess. According to
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Dall, here is some of what was going on during FDR's
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administration:
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** NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of
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Colored People) was financed and managed by
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"internationalists who seemed quite willing to exploit race
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friction, even to the point of civil disorder." The secret
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government continues to "divide and conquer" up to the
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present day, for example by fomenting the L.A. riots of
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1992, as described in a previous issue of the Conspiracy
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Nation Newsletter (hardcopy edition). Another "divide and
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conquer" technique used has been hysteria over the burning
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of black churches. That whole non-event was a propaganda
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exercise, since most of the burned-down churches had been
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destroyed for insurance motivations, and the actual number
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of black churches burning had gone down. Also being worked
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out is the arming of black street gangs to serve as shock
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troops when/if the U.S. government decides it's time for
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more repression here in America. Don't think it could
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happen? Then recall Oliver North's secret plan to set up
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detention camps for U.S. citizens.
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** Dall makes plain that FDR and/or those close to him were
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aware of the imminent attack on Pearl Harbor and did
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nothing to prevent or warn about it. Other authors say the
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same, for example John Toland, in his book *Infamy*.
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Toland says that Naval Intelligence was warned of the
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imminent attack on the Hawaiian base, yet Washington DC did
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nothing. This situation is true-to-form for the secret
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government: e.g. The Gulf of Tonkin incident, drawing us
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deep into the Vietnam War -- but Gulf of Tonkin was a phony
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story; (see *Endless Enemies* by Jonathan Kwitny); e.g. the
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invasion of Kuwait by Iraq -- but U.S. Ambassador April
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Glaspie had just given Saddam Hussein a "green light" to
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invade Kuwait; (see *Fooling America* by Robert Parry.)
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Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy Against FDR
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Amazingly, Hillary Clinton has said there's a "vast right-wing
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conspiracy" against husband Bill. It's amazing Hillary says so
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because, after all, here in the USA Magic Kingdom everyone knows
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that, contrary to conspiracies having always existed in every
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other time and place, our own little sandbox uniquely has no
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conspiracies going on. But FDR faced his own "vast right-wing
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conspiracy" in his own day. Recruited into the "American Liberty
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League" in 1934 was General Smedley Butler. Butler was to head
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the League, whose backers included the Mellons, the Rockefellers,
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and the DuPonts. A plot was hatched to "create an army of
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500,000 veterans to take control of the government." (Source:
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*Treason* by Gurudas.) But Butler remained loyal, secretly, to
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the U.S. Constitution and betrayed the plotters. The almost coup
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d'etat never happened and FDR's presidency was "saved" -- (but
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"saved" for whom?)
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In the case of "Hillary Clinton: Conspiracy Buff," there is some
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truth in what she says. Again, as in 1934, we have the Mellon
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family connected to subversion against the U.S. President.
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Richard Mellon-Scaife subsidizes a newspaper, until recently a
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magazine, and has set up a nice comfy job for Ken Starr. But
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although Mr. Mellon-Scaife does help distribute the information
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sullying Bill Clinton, he is not inventing the information out of
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thin air. ("It is desireable for the candidate to be subject to
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blackmail.") The interesting thing is that Mellon-Scaife seems to
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be a rogue operation, not sanctioned by all members of the Power
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Elite. If the Powerful were to all agree that Bill Clinton must
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go, wind-up robots like Dan Rather would begin foaming at the
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mouth, screaming about "Evil Bill Clinton."
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Conclusion
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Mr. Dall summarizes his expose on FDR by warning that "the
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creators of false images are operating today... full time,
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festooned about the White House and on Capitol Hill, busy
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creating 'managed news' for you and me, even withholding some
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news."
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For related stories, visit:
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http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html
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http://www.netcom.com/~feustel
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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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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