NEW Snowden Document Dump - “The Art of Deception" Trolling Websites by Intel Agencies

[boomerang]

Last bit on 'The Prisoner' - and the way we forget social history. The 60's was one heckuvva violent time here in the US. Nothing close to the cerebral safety currently.

There were chants in the streets: "Hell, no, we won't go!"

CAUTION: Very violent (historical) images present in video:

As destructive and unsustainable as the the sixties were, there existed at that time a freedom of mind and resolution on the part of the younger generation that we refused to be marginalized and ignored. Keep in mind that Daniel Ellsberg survived and is now celebrated for his role as whistleblower. The fate of Snowden is unsure at best.

And yes-it was all a big, nasty mess. But the current scene often feels like the other extreme--a well managed, placid population shot up with mental novocaine.

 

[Charlie Prime]

"The most obvious characteristic of the limited hangout operative is that he or she immediately becomes the darling of the controlled corporate media. In the case of Daniel Ellsberg, his doctored set of Pentagon papers were published by the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, and eventually by a consortium totaling seventeen corporate newspapers.

Needless to say, surviving critics of the Warren Commission, and more recent veterans of the 9/11 truth movement, and know very well that this is emphatically not the treatment reserved for messengers whose revelations are genuinely unwelcome to the Wall Street centered US ruling class. These latter are more likely to be slandered, vilified and dragged through the mud, or, even more likely, passed over in complete silence and blacked out. In extreme cases, they can be kidnapped, renditioned or liquidated."