[AmericanInTokyo]

Thanks bm-san, for thinking "out of the hako" on this one. Good thoughts, all of them, and aint a thing I can take issue with. Plus, thanks for the enemy psyops tip that I'll check out. IMHO, the President needs to speak to the American people again, this time for a good thirty minutes on the essence of PSY OPS and how that is precisely what we are under by the terrorists at this time. Then challenge the nine pathetic if not dangerous Democrat ostrich detractors to point out anything in his talk they would differ with, and if not, to shut up, and git with the program. Bring it on.

The American people have the will, so do the Japanese, but they have to be reminded of that fact, given encouragement, and shown what the alternative is AGAIN!!

[bonesmccoy]

AIT,

The psyops activity in California has been occuring in West Coast urban areas for many many years.

The internet just brought the activity into a position to be more readily identified and tracked.

I know it might sound reactionary, but some of us believe that communists and liberals are sometimes working in tandem in this area to advance socialist agenda.

Our group of quiet civies has been tracking this activity, some which appears to track or parallel with Communist Chinese activity or could be related to North Korean Communist infiltration in the area.

The nexus created by Pan-Pacific US-Japanese trade ameliorates the risk of war between the two nations and builds profit for both economies. The benefit to the US-Japanese trade relationship is that both nations improve economic efficiency when peace and good trade exists.

The people who do not benefit from a strong US-Japanese relationship are the people in Communist China (who would rather the Japanese partner with them and want to continue to dump cheaper slave-labor produced goods on the US market).

Taiwan wants good synergy between So. Korea, Japan, and the US. So, the location of Katrina Leung in LA was particularly problematic and shows the existance of Communist Chinese spy networks operating on the West Coast of the US.