Caught up in lies

The reaction to WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange tells us all we need to know about the total corruption of our “modern” world, which in fact is a throwback to the Dark Ages. WikiLeaks II


Here's a Canadian connection:

To: tflanaga@ucalgary.ca

Hello Mr. Flanagan.

I am writing in regards to your appearance on CBC on Nov 30, 2010, in which you stated that you thought that (Julian) Assange should be assassinated. Video

Is this the way that our society should react towards those who exercise their right to free speech?

I, along with many others, consider Julian Assange to be one of very few true journalists, and a hero in the efforts of the group of Wikileaks in shining light on the workings of our present fascist governments.

I am interested in knowing why the recent outrage from many political figures, regarding the latest threat of Wikileaks to release information to the public. Could it be because Wikileaks is specifically stating that this release will threaten the safety of the banks? What might it be that the banks would want to hide?

Your appearance may entice some of us to do some CTRL-F browsing of any appearances of “Tom Flanagan” within such documents, when they become available. Do you have any suggestions on which areas one might like to focus on?

With the possibility of making Assange a martyr to those of us who seek the truth behind the seeming strategy of this government to enslave our nation and future generations in debt…..you should be careful what you wish for.

And last….a quote from Thomas Jefferson:

“If I had to choose between newspapers without a government or a government without newspapers, I should not hesitate for a moment to choose the newspapers…..at least they go out of business when they don’t tell the truth.”

Shoobedoowa

Calgary