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To: Hetuck

Why is the intelligence community covering for Obama when they know he kills people?

Do they know about Breitbart? SEAL Team 6? Obama’s grandma? Who else do they know about?

Something is REALLY, REALLY wrong when it can be known that the supposed CINC is a murderous thug and yet nobody can/will do anything to stop him from being able to do this stuff.

How is this any different from Nazi Germany, in all seriousness?


6 posted on 06/08/2013 8:09:52 PM PDT by butterdezillion (,)
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To: butterdezillion

“Something is REALLY, REALLY wrong when it can be known that the supposed CINC is a murderous thug and yet nobody can/will do anything to stop him from being able to do this stuff.

How is this any different from Nazi Germany, in all seriousness?”

Good questions, still waiting for answers from when the Clinton mob was in our White House.


7 posted on 06/08/2013 8:15:07 PM PDT by OldNewYork (Biden '13. Impeach now.)
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snips from The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich:

Reichstag speech of July 13, “ If anyone reproaches me and asks why I did not resort to the regular courts of justice, then I can say this: In this hour I was responsible for the fate of the German people, and thereby I became the supreme judge of the German people.” And Hitler added, for good measure, “Everyone must know for all future time that if he raises a hand to strike the State, then certain death is his lot.”
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The Chief of the German Army General Staff was now aroused as he had never been before in his lifetime. The scales were falling from his eyes. What was at stake for the German nation, he saw at last, was more than just thwarting of a hysterical head of state bent, out of pique, on attacking a small neighboring nation at the risk of a big war. The whole folly of the Third Reich, its tyranny, its terror, its corruption, its contempt for the old Christian virtues, suddenly dawned on this once pro-Nazi general. Three days later he went again to speak of this revelation.

Not only, he insisted, must the generals go on strike to prevent Hitler from starting a war, but they must help clean up the Third Reich. The German people and the Fuehrer himself must be freed from the terror of the S.S. and the Nazi party bosses. A state society ruled by laws must be restored.
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Beck was too naive politically to realize that Hitler, more than any other single man, was responsible for the very conditions in Germany which now revolted him

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Beck had to be content with reading his own memorandum of July 16, which left a deep impression on most of the generals. But no decisive action was taken and the meeting of the top brass of the German Army broke up without their having had the courage to call Hitler to account, as their predecessors once had done with the Hohenzollern emperors and the Reich Chancellors.
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Ordinarily the resignation of a chief of the Army General Staff in the midst of a crisis, and especially of one so highly respected as was General Beck, would have caused a storm in military circles and even given rise to repercussions abroad. But here again Hitler showed his craftiness. Though he accepted Beck’s resignation at once, and with great relief,he forbade any mention of it in the press or even in the official government and military gazettes and ordered the retired General and his fellow officers to keep it to themselves. It would not do to let the British and French governments get wind of dissension at the top of the German Army at this critical juncture and it os possible that Paris and London did not hear of the matter until the end of October, when it was officially announced in Berlin. Had they heard, one could speculate, history might have taken a different turning; the appeasement of the Fuehrer might not have been carried so far.

Beck himself, out of a sense of patriotism and loyalty to the Army, made no effort to bring the news of his quitting to the public’s attention. He was disillusioned, though, that not a single general officer among those who had agreed with him in his opposition to war felt called upon to follow his example and resign.
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10 posted on 06/09/2013 12:33:38 AM PDT by Irenic (The pencil sharpener and Elmer's glue is put away-- we've lost the red wheel barrow)
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