Glenn Beck: Meet Maurice Strong

Canada Free Press ^ | May 13, 2010 | Judi McLeod

[sheikdetailfeather]

Great job on shining the FOX flashlight on man-behind-the-curtain Maurice Strong last night.

You asked for people to send you information on Strong.

[widdle_wabbit]

“Lainsky-”

I think I know where you meant to go but , Lainsky-?

Is the concept pertaining to building consensus through intimidation?

[MHGinTN]

LainskyAlinsky-Gramscian school of societal engineering. These bastards have the rise of 'National Socialism' in Germany and it's effect world-wide to work with in their plans to fundamentally transform America. And yes, building consensus through intimidation is one of the techniques perfected by the murderous scum from the twnetieth century. But it goes back even in to the age of Voltaire.

[spycatcher]

Joan Veon should probably be a guest on Beck’s show to talk about Maurice Strong. She researched and saw the big picture decades ago and knows the global players and strategy like almost no one else.

[klg1956]

This, I believe, is what Sandy Berger, Clinton’s National Security Advisor, had in his pants; information from Able-Danger to the Clinton Admin. that informed Clinton of al Qaeda’s intent to take out Americans and American targets here at home...even names of those men....which Clinton probably wrote on the memo something stupid showing he lacked the ability to take Osama bin Ladin seriously. I’m sure Berger got paid very handsomely and will be given shares in Smart Meter...Clinton needed all traces of references that he screwed up out of the archives for somebody to come along and find....his “legacy” is everything to him.

[maggief]

Thanks for your insight.

[maggief]

Interestingly, this is your only FR post. I’d be intrigued to hear any further thoughts.

[21twelve]

I was talking to some guy that was saying how with this carbon credit crap, the companies will go into South America and take over farms and villages to grow crops “suitable” for obtaining carbon credits! All the way around, it isn’t about the environment, and perhaps not only about the money - but about the power.