Fall 2007 LIHOP Offensive - The Last Chance Dance for the Perps and Their Apologists in the Fake Truth Movement

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It's pretty easy by now to observe developments in the movement as a battle between the real truth movement that has been working doggedly to raise awareness among the uninitiated public and the fake truth movement that insularly focuses on internal politics as a means of trying to control what the public, once aware, will think of the movement.

At first the idea was that the public think we were all wackos of one stripe or another. Now, by necessity, the focus is shifting more to giving the impression that the movement is primarily a LIHOP movement, that the more "extreme" elements are to be avoided. The logic is simple--given the choice, most people will prefer, if forced to question their beliefs, to stray as little as possible from what they "know" to be true. While many hold to the view that "LIHOP always leads to MIHOP" there is little more than anecdotal evidence for this claim, and while it may have been true in the early movement, the picture is going to change as we enter this next stage.

The next stage will be difficult because those of us who will stand opposed to the LIHOP brigade's efforts will need to deal with being smeared as extremists and as dividers. Keeping an eye on the posts and comments on 911blogger will be a good way to examine these tactics--already Jon Gold is issuing the "anti-divisive" battle cry of the LIHOPPER.

Other signs of what's to come are the lame attempts to rekindle Islamophobia by means of the latest absurdly pathetic "attacks" staged in London and Glasgow. These fit in nicely with the LIHOPPERS' credo of preserving the myth of Islamist exceptionalism as well as laying the ground for the official introduction of the LIHOP meme into the public consciousness with the Kucinich Limited Hangout Commission that will convene sometime in the near future to revisit those one or two "loose ends" that he revealed to the Student Scholars for 9/11 Truth but are otherwise a national secret.

Meanwhile, the report on building 7 has been pushed back for about the 17th time, now to the "end of 2007". Anyone who has been playing along at home should know that no report will ever be issued because no report will stand up to scrutiny. In a similar manner, Loose Changout-Final Crud is being indefinitely delayed to give time to the LIHOP brigade to make its last stand. If, as we expect, the LIHOPPERS fail (and for this we will have to work hard to counter their propaganda offensive) LCFC will be able to swoop in and provide the final barrier to any consideration of Israeli/Zionist involvement. By the time that happens, Silverstein will either have died of old age or of Ken Layitis and the remaining blame will be placed squarely on Bush in time for a Democratic administration to call for the nation to accept the limited changout and MOVE ON.

Remember that--MOVE ON. That will be the final cry of the perps' apologists, and many of us will be tempted to do just that. But if we do, without a full accounting of the facts we will have won nothing, and all our historic efforts will be flushed down the memory hole.

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Annoymouse's picture

i asked Justin Martell what

i asked Justin Martell what Kucinch said to them and what specifically hes looking into. he wouldnt answer me.

Red Herring's picture

of course not

just like the loose change kids--ooooo we know a secret and we can't tell you, but don't worry--it's big and juicy and one day we will enlighten you. don't trust anyone UNDER 30!! :)

Annoymouse's picture

hey! im 24.....

hey! im 24.....

gretavo's picture

it was a joke!!

You know back in Vietnam they said don't trust anyone OVER 30... Now, if you read 1984 you know that the little kids were all spying on their parents for the government... :)

Annoymouse's picture

im drinking Victory Gin

im drinking Victory Gin right now :-)

gretavo's picture

say hi to big brother for me!

death to Oceania!!

Annoymouse's picture

im sorry

user has been taken to Room 101 and is no longer available.

Annoymouse's picture

Forget "keeping an eye on comments at blogger"

There ain't gonna be too damn many!

They are going to try for limited hangout bullshit for sure, they are planning for 9/11 truth coming out bigtime - it's gonna be all about damage control starring Hillary Clinton. Go for the throat in everything you do.

Red Herring's picture

you got it pal

they're feeling backed up against a wall-I'm telling you, it was like giving away free money last weekend--we're about to go mega viral...

inside's picture

if you guys like orwell then

if you guys like orwell then you will love this book.. finding george orwell in bruma is kind of a look at what its like living in "1984". but you know, all of the fucked up places in this world did it to themselves with no help from the west, right? HAHA!

Finding George Orwell in Burma by Emma Larkin

http://www.amazon.com/Finding-George-Orwell-Burma-Larkin/dp/1594200521

From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. The author, an American journalist fluent in Burmese, writing under a pseudonym, notes that there's a joke in Burma (now Myanmar) that Orwell wrote not one novel about the country, but three: Burmese Days, Animal Farm and 1984. The first takes place during the British colonial days, while the latter two, Larkin argues, more closely reflect the situation there today. " 'Truth is true only within a certain period of time,' " she quotes a regime spokesman saying after a 1988 uprising. " 'What was truth once may no longer be truth after many months or years.' " Indeed, providing an accurate representation of Burmese life proves daunting, as Larkin encounters a nation bristling with informants and paranoia. Her language skills, however, allow her to glean information and mingle with the country's reserved and cautious intelligentsia. In addition to Larkin's depiction of the political landscape, the book also features wonderfully vibrant descriptions of the land and people. Larkin's prose is striking and understated, and she allows the people she meets to speak their parts without editorializing. In this way, she comes across not as an idealist but rather as an inquisitive and trustworthy guide to the underlying reality of a country whose leaders would rather have outsiders focus only on their carefully constructed veneer. "All you had to do, it seemed," Larkin writes, "was scratch the surface of one of the town's smiling residents and you would find bitterness or tears." Her efforts have resulted in a lucid and insightful illustration of truly Orwellian circumstances.
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burmese days is one of my favorite books and down and out in paris and london is a great look at what its like to be a bum/tramp... orwell rocks!

Paris Hilton's picture

I'm a tramp!

what's a book?

Annoymouse's picture

WTC7 report

"Meanwhile, the report on building 7 has been pushed back for about the 17th time, now to the "end of 2007". Anyone who has been playing along at home should know that no report will ever be issued because no report will stand up to scrutiny."

Hmm, im not so sure about that. Does the NIST report 'stand up to scrutiny'? Has this been a reason for it not to get released?
All im sure about is that if there'll ever be a WTC7 report, it'll be FULL-ON stuffed with hardcore math formulas all over the place. Even more so than that recent Dr. Greening 'paper' with those amazing '2.3 tons of TNT per floor' findings...

-em7