Elais,
Re: your last post in answer to Bill St Clair as to why these SOB's continue to persue this insane idea of world domination generation after generation, this is possibly the best explication I have ever read, anywhere!! and I have read extensively in this topic for many years and have even obtained a M.Div. in an attempt to help me understand what's going on in these sociopaths heads.
Your explanation is spot on the money, bro. Well done.
As to the thread its self, I have an idea where your going with it, so I will sit back, have dos equis xx or six
and a bit of the sacred weed and enjoy the lecture presentation. 
Regards,
Americus
Americus, thank you for showing me I'm not alone, and for reminding me to take a toke at times, lol. I just did, and I'm back here to demonstrate the misbehaviors associated with marijuana smoking.

Before getting into matters with you, allow me to share a joy I take often. A friend here made something for me, as a gift. It is a most-wonderful antler pipe. It is a large section of antler, with an inserted antler pipe-stem, said juncture with main body to pipe antler of which is wrapped in sheet silver, very seamlessly done. On the bottom of the pipe proper where the antler was sawed is an oval sterling silver concho. The natural features and textures of the whole thing take one's heart right back into the bossom of Nature, especially a standout burst of sub-antler formations on a just-started branch near the top of the pipe. Additionally, my friend constructed a table-top stand for sitting the pipe down between tokes. Another friend here gave me a couple of buds, which fit nicely into the generous bowl of the pipe. For me, toking that antler herb-burner is a blessed sacrament which opens the visionary part of my mentality. But let's get to it here.
I think I will open another can of worms while replying to your comforting post above. Now we know that the Bank of International Settlements is real, and we also note that the danged bank doesn't advertise for or solicit your and my checking account business, lol. They ain't giving away any cell phones or rap CDs or floral arrangements for new business, and in fact they would prefer that you and I don't even know they're doing their evil business. But now, thanks to fine researchers and investigators, we know they're there. And we know that they are the ones behind Claire's "
Bastards", as featured in, "Don't Shoot The Bastards, Yet". I'm gonna be dropping some interesting names on this thread, names like Jamie Gorelick and Paul Wolfowitz and General Richard Myers.
But before we get to the heavier of the heavies who work for and support the bankers' pyramid of power, let's look at some of the more lowly-stationed centurians in their employ. Let's wonder about the FBI for a little while. (Toke, Toke!)
But since I took those last two tokes, I got lost and found something else before I could get to my files on the FBI, so let's just toss this little tidbit in here for smiles while I go back and hunt up some FBInfo.
“This gives us a large portion of the existing civilized world in which men's minds may be readjusted to the idea that their existing governments are in the position of trustees for the greater government of the coming age. Throughout these communities it is conceivable that the structural lines of the world community may be materialized and established with only minor struggles, local boycotts, vigorous public controversies, normal legislative obstruction, social pressure, and overt political activities.” - From
The Open Conspiracy by H.G. Wells, page 89; Published in 1928 and re-published in 1933
Maybe someone will want to hit on that infamous little quote, eh? Jeez, how did Wells even know to write about such stuff way back then?

And isn't it refreshing that he cautioned the world controllers about the unavoidable "minor struggles", the "local boycotts", the "public controversies" (that's were me'n you come in, right?), even the "normal legislative obstruction" - yeah, it took 'em a heap of time and trouble to get that damned Patriot Act jammed through and the DHS and all.... obstruction indeed, lol.
But here's some stuff relating to the FBI.
“The mission of the FBI is to uphold the law through the investigation of violations of federal criminal law; to protect the United States from foreign intelligence and terrorists activities; to provide leadership and law enforcement assistance to federal, state, local, and international agencies; and to perform these responsibilities in a manner that is responsive to the needs of the public and is faithful to the Constitution of the United States.”
FBI mission statement, 1998.
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“... we may have on our hands a man who will pull down the temple with him, including me.”
- Former President
Richard Nixon, Oval Office, with AG John Mitchell and key White House aides while discussing how J. Edgar Hoover should be asked to resign as head of the FBI., October 1971.
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Structure and InfrastructureAs we have already observed, there exists a hierarchy in the dispersion of authority within governmental infra-structure. At the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) there is a central office, then regional offices, then localized specific field offices, then operatives, officers, and related miscellaneous affiliates such as paid and unpaid informants, underworld contacts, some law enforcement community contacts, and etc. Atop all that sits the U.S. Department of Justice with its commander, the U.S. Attorney General.
The Attorney General, and the Department of Justice under his leadership, are expected to follow closely the Policy of the White House, in harmony with dictates and requirements in consideration of the Congress and the Supreme Court and the U.S. Constitution.
Issuing downwardly and outwardly from the office of the U.S. Attorney General are the many Policies which denote and define the duties of the FBI. The FBI's own internal hierarchy forwards down its chain of command those policies which are formalized in DOJ and which originated from the Policy as understood through the Common Law, from the White House or/and U.S. Department of State Policy. When a sitting U.S. President appoints an Attorney General, that appointee is expected to reflect through his administration of DOJ's duties and activities the Policy of the appointing President.
The agency's basic structure includes: Criminal Justice Information Services Division; Training Division; Personnel Division; Information Resources Division; National Security Division; Criminal Investigative Division; Laboratory Division; Finance Division. The Director of FBI has for his subordinate and immediate assistance the Office of The General Counsel; the Office of the Deputy Director; the Office of the Chief of Staff; and the Inspection Division.
To look at the FBI from the bottom up, we must begin with the individual officer attached to a field office. An individual officer is assigned a work-load and a “field” or area or group in which to operate as an agent for his office. He becomes the man on the street, so to say, the man who contacts and observes various “real” people. When he is tasked with the gathering of information he is expected to cultivate new sources and maintain previous sources as needed. He must do a lot of paperwork. He is expected to be on the ball, to show initiative in his work, to perform by furnishing his office results which add to the effectiveness of the office and support the entire hierarchy from the ground up.
Often times, he is expected to operate clandestinely, to infiltrate a group or organization or network of targeted individuals deemed worthy of FBI surveillance. His purpose and goal include an obligation to reflect the Policy of the Administration and the DOJ. His work is reviewed and selections from his work are sent up the chain of command to appropriate levels of authority – sometimes, but not in all cases, as we shall see.
The FBI has an interesting perspective from which to view the world of crime, and that perspective has lately morphed into the world of “terrorism”. As we might expect, the FBI routinely seeks to infiltrate and to spy upon criminal groups, “terrorist” groups, “cells”, and networks. Toward that purpose the FBI uses the talents of its operatives and their “informants”, as well as
agents-provocateur, and as well as input from other agencies both domestic and foreign.
And yes, agents-provocateur exist. They're real, and they're really out here among we the people, hiding from us from within us. I'll give you an example of one of their more radical applications of the principle of "provocateur". Remember the Battle at Seattle, where lots of people showed up to protest the globalists and a large and militarized police response was brought out amid blazing national tv coverage? Remember that smaller group of "protestors" in an adjacent section of town peripheral to the main protests, the ones in black masks with red "A"s on them, the ones who were torching cars and smashing store-front windows and generally wrecking everything in sight all for the cameras which had instinctively or intuitively been attracted to that smaller zone of the protests? Remember those bad guys in black masks? Yes, most Americans today would remember those vivid scenes of street violence. And most Americans still to this day haven't figured out that those professional hoodlums behind black hoods were actually law-enforcement (Justice Department)
agents-provocateur. That could well be a better understanding of that media publicity stunt, a "psy-op" by perps in the provocateur industry, some of which, thanks to our well-defined Intelligence community's carte blanche license, are "outsourced". That is just how dirty this government now operates toward fulfillment of any agenda it seeks next.
Of course, a better example is the Northwoods Document, which shows the Joint Chiefs of Staff (couldn't they have used a different word, one other than our favorite, "
Joint"?) In that Pentagon document we see that they literally offered the Secretary of Defense a plan to blow up buildings in Miami and Washington DC, to mortar their own military base at Guantanamo, to blow up an American ship and fake an American flight shoot-down over Cuba, all just to get the American people behind a hot little war against Cuba. That is also real, and it's really true, and was signed by the Joint Chiefs and their head, Admiral L. L. Lemnitzer himself. To do those things as the Pentagon study group suggested in writing on government paper, they would have used something called "agents-provocateur" and special forces military personnel like Green Berets or Marine Corps Force Recon units and Delta Force units and CIA para-military operatives. More on that elsewhere on this thread.
But back to the FBI and some name-dropping. Here are some good FBI people who have come forward to the public the best way each of them could do. We will compare them to other FBI shitbirds in high places who have persecuted these good FBI agents for trying to tell America the truth about government-sponsored terrorism.
The Good Guys from FBI:
Sibel Edmonds, former FBI translator who found financing for 911 traced right into the White House and who now is under two Justice Department gag orders and, amazingly, is still alive. (Pray for this woman, or whatever you do in place of praying.)
Robert Wright, former FBI field agent who tried his damndest to make Ashcroft's Justice Department aware of the impending attacks; wrote a book the name of which I'll have to recall later, in which he noted that [The FBI] "
was merely gathering intelligence so they would know who to arrest after a terrorist attack." Mr. Wright was punished for going over his commander's head to alert the USG about the impending attacks.
Coleen Rowley, former FBI agent who wrote the famous memo which wondered aloud whether al Qaeda had infiltrated the highest levels of FBI offices.
In memory of: John O'Neil, former chief of counter-terrorism division of FBI who investigated al Qaeda for years before resigning in disgust because of Bush 43's blocking of his access to the Saudi money trail, the Royal family and the Saudi bin Laden family. He went public before he died in the WTC attacks of 911, and his quite-damning statements are in an amazing book entitled:
Forbidden Truth: U.S.-Taliban Secret Oil Diplomacy And The Failed Hunt For Bin Ladenby Jean-Charles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquie; translated by Lisa Rounds; introductions by Joseph Trento and Wayne Madsen; Thunder's Mouth Press / Nation Books; New York; ISBN- 1-56025-414-9; authors' copyright 2002.
Those are some of the good guys at the FBI. There is a much longer list of CIA agents and officers who've gone public but this is focusing on the FBI, so we'll get to other Intel community patriots further along in the thread.
But here are three sons of bitches at the FBI who not only made decisions which facilitated the attacks of 911 but who also each got promotions and praise in the wake of 911. (This is being looked into, closely now.)
Three who need to answer questions before Congress: 1) Michael Maltbie; 2) Marion Bowman; 3) David Frasca.
Those three traitors had all the FBI field-office reports, including the ones from Rowley and Wright, not to mention a host of other information which was crucial to the execution of the attacks on 911. All three of those high-ranking co-conspirators worked together prior to 911 to stop their own field agents' progress in their ongoing terrorist investigations. They were the three who are behind the FBI's refusal to permit a hard-drive search of Moussoui's computer prior to 911, that hard-drive which would have put the nation on alert before the impending attacks. Had that info come to light prior to 911, it would have caused Dick Cheney's wargame drills of the morning of 911 to be called off, and as we now know, but for those wargame drills under Cheney's command the attacks of 911 could not have succeeded in hitting their targets. Yet these three treasonous bastards never got one sign of reprimand for "incompetence" or for failing to execute standard procedures in FBI intel gathering operations. Instead, each of them got a pay-hike and a promotion and a slap on the back in encouragement from Ashcroft's Justice Department. Where did they work prior to 911? Among other offices, each of them was in the FBI's "Radical Fundamentalism Unit", the group which received the FBI field agents' several advance warnings about 911 and shut down those investigations and hid the reports from the rest of the USG. They did that, and we now know it. Remember those three names. They may not have gotten away with their treason as well as they think, lol.

But I wax long here, so I'll quit for the moment. But before signing off, let me ask you - does M.Div mean "Masters in Divinity"? That is all I can gather for a meaning. Can you affirm or explain for me? I'm honored and flattered that you liked my spontaneous take on the globalists' mentality. And I'm glad to know you've been researching into the madness. I'm pretty new to it, but have had about six years to warm up to it now, and I find that the more one looks into the matter, the deeper the rabbit hole goes, y'kno?

Salute!
Elias