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Tennessee Governor DILFs

Bill Haslam, Lamar Alexander, Don Sundquist, Phil Bredesen, Prentice Cooper, Gordon Browning, Ned McWherter, Albert H. Roberts, Austin Peay, Alfred A. Taylor, Jim Nance McCord, Bill Lee, Buford Ellington, Frank G. Clement, Henry Horton, Ray Blanton, Winfield Dunn

And that's a wrap; all 50 states covered. Hope y'all enjoyed!

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Belated RIP to Don Sundquist. Only found out about his passing today. Haslam is still TN's most handsome governor, but Sundquist could fuck me, for sure.

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Don Sundquist

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Preston James VT (and Lon Gibby) 10-22-14... "Puppetgate, the Continuing Saga"

Preston James VT (and Lon Gibby) 10-22-14… “Puppetgate, the Continuing Saga”

I sense that this is another “blockbuster” type article by Preston, in particular about how significant this “accindentally-recorded” conversation was (reported in the KP blog, here and here).

A couple of points from this:

“Veterans Today was given the original recording which has been voice-grammed and a match was made validating the identity of the callers to be the two mentioned individuals…

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New Post has been published on Uncle Sams Misguided Children

New Post has been published on http://misguidedchildren.com/politics/2014/09/politicians-caught-on-tape-extortion-of-30-billion-dollars-and-death-threat-of-american-hero/30184

Politicians Caught On Tape: Extortion of $30 Billion Dollars and Death Threat of American Hero.

(Left) Sheldon Songstad, (right) Don Sundquist

  This sounds like a bad Hollywood movie, but if pursued by the Department of Justice could cripple the United States Government. A retired US Governor and an ex-State Senator have been caught on voicemail discussing a $30 Billion bribery attempt and conspiracy to murder Ambassador Leo Wanta if he failed to pay them. Wanta has refused.

According to Ambassador Wanta, Retired Tennessee Governor Sundquist and  Sheldon Songstad prior South Dakota Senator wanted $30 billion out of the proceeds to pay themselves along with Congress, the US Treasury Department, five Supreme Court justices and two former US presidents, for their help in arranging a court verdict releasing $9.5 trillion dollars, yes, I said TRILLION DOLLARS.

The back story on this is almost as intriguing as the headlines. Ambassador Wanta is truly one of the unsung hero’s of America today. During the 1980s, Lee Wanta was brought into the White House as the first National Intelligence Coordinator.

He was tasked by President Reagan and CIA Director William Colby to destabilize the Soviet Union through establishment, with funds from the US Treasury, of a worldwide currency trading scheme.

Wanta, with the help of Reagan, amassed a fortune of $27 trillion, funds earmarked by Reagan to pay America’s national debt, restore the nation’s infrastructure and fund a world free of debt based currencies.

  However, after Reagan left office and George H.W. Bush assumed the Presidency, Wanta was kidnapped and imprisoned in Switzerland, transferred to an American prison where he was held without due process for years and the money disappeared.

The Backstory

Ambassador Wanta was held in a Wisconsin prison for years on state tax evasion charges that after several audits on his books proved that he owed the state .15 cents. Meanwhile, the trust that President Reagan signed over to Lee Wanta as trustee was being pillaged by our own government, too greedy to let the vision of Reagan ever see light and keep we Americans as slaves to the Federal Reserve Bank.

December, 2005, Ambassador, Principal and Trustor Wanta had agreed to a settlement of $4.5 trillion, in order to prevent the total implosion of the U.S. economy. This settlement would have required his silence about the remaining funds, which would have given the thieves an “out” and allowed them to continue their pillaging.

Back to today,  Ambassador Wanta still hasn’t seen a dime of that money. He has intended to put it all back into America and help her become the most prosperous nation in the world. But unfortunately, he is a threat to the government wolves that keep us enslaved.

Wanta has had to deal with many threats from powerful people,  his saftey net is, he is the only person authorized to received the $9.5 trillion dollars, so this has not been uncommon, what is uncommon is that he has the whole thing on tape. And has offered it for the whole world to see. He has even sent a copy to the President and Department of Justice.

That being said, why have we not heard about this in the mainstream media?  The people are sleeping on this, and it will probably be brushed under the rug with nothing or little done to the perpetrators of this felony. Make some noise and wake the people up.. repost this everywhere! .CPlase_panel display:none;

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Gordon Duff VT 9-18-14... "Ex-US Officials Demanded a 30 Billion Dollar Bribe"

Gordon Duff VT 9-18-14… “Ex-US Officials Demanded a 30 Billion Dollar Bribe”

Originally posted at New Eastern Outlook. A preview of this article appeared in a previous post on this blog, along with the Stew Webb radio show where this news was first announced. Gordon appears to have expanded and updated that preview.

For those who wish, the audio of that announcement may be heard at the 9-5-14 Kp blog post above, or use the audio player below.

http://www.spirit.kauwila.ne…

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A Rant on Political Discourse

I used to be a Democrat.  Yes, I was. I grew up in Memphis, TN with Al Gore, Senator Jim Sasser, Rep. John Tanner, and Governor Ned McWhorter. I volunteered on Al Gore's 2000 Presidential Campaign.  I was even a member of the University of Kansas Young Democrats in 1997.  Even when Republicans won in Tennessee, however, it was ok.  They tended to be a pragmatic type.  Governor Lamar Alexander, Senator Fred Thompson, or Governor Don Sundquist, for example. The Tennessee of my childhood seemed a place where there were disagreements, however, there was always a place for dialogue and your rival was never, ever evil....just wrong.

Over the years, my political beliefs have stayed relatively stagnant. I still believe in a person's right to make their own way in the world. I see the economic advantage in keeping the weakest of our society(elderly, young, disabled) out of the streets. I still believe in the goodness of the private citizen while still fearing the evil that can perpetrated by a mob mentality. As I get older, unfortunately, the basic vehicles of political thought in our nation, Democratic and Republican Party, have drifted farther and farther from me.

I can no longer in good conscience call myself a Democrat.  While I hated many of their economic policies, I knew that they were for the middle and lower class, for the right to live your personal life as you see fit, and the equality of all Americans.  These days are over.  No longer are there men of conviction leading the Democratic Party, but rather a collection of rats fleeing a sinking ship looking for the last piece of driftwood to save their own skins while the rest of us drown in debt, unemployment, and the shrinking of our personal freedoms.

I, also, could never associate myself with the Republican Party.  Well, let me clarify.  I could see a place for me in the Party of Reagan and Bush I.  A party that were the grownups of our civic discourse.  A party that was pragmatically pro-business.  A party that saw the need to change their policies in line with the realities of the day.  Reagan, the fetish of many on the far-right, was a man who raised taxes as did Bush I when the time called for it.  These weren't men of the ideological Right.  These were men of America.  Doing what they thought was in the best interest of the nation even if it was against their supporters wishes or against their own reelection chances. This is a party I could support, and one my fairly liberal mother did throughout the Eighties and early Nineties.

Today, the Republican Party should take heed of their hero.  They should see negotiation not as a basis of weakness but as a strength of our nations democracy.  The unbreakable ideological hold on the Republican Party has deprived our nation of our one true need in this perilous time....a grown up at the table.

Political discourse in this nation now is not much more mature than what my brothers and I used to call dinner conversation in our childhood (minus the food fights, of course).  How are any of our existential issues that face our nation....our debt, the rising challenge of China, diminishing prestige around the world...do you see honest answers about from anyone in Washington or even in your own state governments?

Instead, we have two factions shouting past each other refusing to acknowledge the validity to any idea from their "enemy" on the sheer basis of the origin of the idea.  This has got to stop or our long national experiment in democracy is over.