If You Were An Iran Analyst For The CIA....

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Jun 19 2009, 8:52 am by Marc Ambinder

@elilake: "Shorter Khamenei: Ajad won, u are all going to take it, if u don't my goons will murder u."

To go back to that rubric for a moment... if the Director of National Intelligence tasked the Persia Desk with making a prediction about the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's speech this morning, I bet the analyst would have predicted roughly the speech that Khamenei gave, given an analysis of his personal history, the political context and Khamenei's perception of Iran's status in the world and in the Muslim world. Belligerent, defensive, isolationist; bellicose rhetoric about the West; carefully laying blame on conspiratorial forces rather than individual politicians; stern warnings about protests. Did Khamenei really have any other choice? If President Obama have come down forcefully on the side of the protestors and students, would Khamenei's rhetoric be different today? To this, some will say: well, if Khamenei would say the same thing, then why shouldn't Obama have said more? To which one might well respond: the millions of protesters know whether the U.S. is meddling or not. If they're not and Khamenei says they are, he's not credible -- even less credible. If they are, and Khamenei says they are, then he's correct. And anger might well turn toward the United States.

So -- if you were an Iran analyst for the CIA, what happens now?

Comments (18)

OGLiberal June 19, 2009 9:48 AM

One thing I noticed in Khameini's address - I read what Sullivan posted, not sure if it's the complete text - is that while Khameini did his standard and expected attack on outside agitators and the West, he never mentioned the US by name. He talked about "Zionists" and "Britain" and, in fact, said the British are "the worst". He never said - again, as far as I can tell - the "Great Satan" or "America" or "Obama". I think this is significant not because he's letting us off the hook but because I think he recognizes that in this age, he can't blatantly lie because Iran is not cutoff completely from the outside world. This isn't North Korea. While the regmine has tried to shut down most channels of communication, they've failed to prevent the protestors from communicating with each other and from communicating with the world outside Iran. Any claim that this was a "US" plot would ring hollow with many Iranians because they know what our government has said and done so far. Obama has talked about the right of peaceful protest and how violence shouldn't be used against people dissenting peacefully. He's also talked about how all votes should count and be counted fairly. But he hasn't taken A'jad or Moussavi's side and he hasn't explicitly called what happened with Iran's election "fraud". Is a pretty safe bet that it was fraud, but our government has no clear evidence of this. Making this claim without evidence is just the type of "meddling" many Iranians who might otherwise be sympathetic to the protestors would object to.

Of course, the right wingers here in the US are probably disappointed that we weren't explicity mentioned by Khameini. They're probably angry and jealous that the British were singled out more than another other nation. But if I were a CIA analyst, I'd be doing the following:

1) Tell Obama to continue doing exactly what he's doing.

2) Making sure back channel messages of support are getting to the right people in Iran and also in the Iranian ex-pat community outside of Iran.

3) Preparing for any and all possible outcomes. One of the big problems we had in the '79 revolution was that we overestimated the shah's strength, underestimated the revolution's strength and popularity, and overestimated the influence and power of the more liberal members of the revolution.

4) Knowing that if this reform movement continues that a leader(s) will likely emerge, we need to know as much as possible about their intentions and goals. The liberal and leftist revolutionaries recruited Khomeini to be the symbolic head of the revolution. Khomeini assured them he'd step aside and return to a quiet cleric's life once the revolution succeeded in ousting the shah. What they and our intelligence services didn't know was the Khomeini had plans of his own. While we were busy trying to curry favor with the more liberal elements of the revolution - eg, Bani-Sadr - Khomeini was busy back in Iran purging these same elements. Moussavi and Rafsanjani are the people most likely to emerge as the leaders of this reform movement. Both are old revolutionaries and neither likely wants to see the end of the Islamic Republic. Do they really want reform or do they just want to be the next version of Ahmadinejad and Khameini? (respectively)

5) Avoid another hostage crisis-like. situation. Khomeini allowed the hostage crisis to continue for as long as it did because it helped provide cover for his purges by making the Iranian populace, including his rivals in the revolutionary movement, focus their attention on the US and our historical and present meddling in Iran. Obviously, the hostage crisis can't happen now because we have no embassy or diplomatic presence in Iran. But anything that allows this to become a US v. the revolution situation must be avoided as it will be counterproductive to the goals of both the reform movement and the US.

There are no easy answers here and I fear our Iran desk at the CIA (or anywhere in the government) doesn't have all the tools and players they need to handle this situation most effectively. But looking to our past experiences with Iran - and there is a lot of history there - and not making the same mistakes is essential.

OneCrankyDem June 19, 2009 9:49 AM

The Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has repeatedly told his people that his thinking and that of the current president are the best fit. That should be seen as important info when mixed with just how fast the vote was called. Everyone knows it was/is impossible to count that many handwritten ballots in such a short period of time. With that fact in mind what remains to be seen is how couragous the citizens will be in the face "Iran's most powerful military force - the Revolutionary Guard - as well as a vast network of militias." Khamenei made it clear he will not hesitate to use his secret police if the protests continue. So the question becomes will the people rise up even more or allow themselves to be cowed in the same way the authoritys in the US do to protesters at the Republican and Democratic Conventions. So far the Iranians have looked more American than we have when our elections were stolen under questionable practices. The AP article in the WaPo puts it like this

But Mousavi's movement has forced Khamenei into the center of the escalating crisis, questioning his role as the final authority on all critical issues.

So far, protesters have focused on the results of the balloting rather than challenging the Islamic system of government. But a shift in anger toward Iran's non-elected theocracy could result in a showdown over the foundation of Iran's system of rule.

I doubt there are enough Iranians ready to push a revolution as bloody as this one could be. The main reason being the 2 candidates just aren't that much different when it's all said and done to be worth dying for.

AlchemyToday June 19, 2009 9:52 AM

If you were an Iran analyst for the CIA, what happens now?

I'd smack my section chief in the head for having to rely on public speeches for our intelligence nearly a decade after sticking Iran in the axis of evil. As much as the CIA's done to tarnish its reputation recently, I think/hope their intel in Iran isn't contingent on a Khamenei speech.

If Iran's government is genuinely as fractured as events of the past week indicate, there's no excuse for not having people deep on the inside.

IDTT (Replying to: AlchemyToday) June 19, 2009 10:59 AM

Awesome!

Connor Anderson June 19, 2009 9:57 AM

Continue to do what we are doing -- basically nothing. The reformers see it for what it is -- support for them and not giving any ammo to the government.

Based on Khameni's speech at prayers today I expect the government will make one more attempt to stamp out the protesters via the Bajil (sic.) and elements of the security forces that are still with them. Probably this weekend or early next week.

That said, it would be the crime of the century if the government were to mobilize the kind of force and kill people in numbers required to put this thing down. Because...

My sense is that this movement has taken on a life of its own. It is across income, age, and geographic lines. I don't think even Mousavi probably feels like he has a tiger by the tail and is probably playing for time as well.

The end result is going to end up being a toppling of the government leadership if not a total revolution. But as to who is going to end up in charge and what the new government will look like from a governing policy perspective? Anyone's guess.

Deborah June 19, 2009 11:25 AM

In terms of advice to the president, I concur with the general theme here of keep doing what he's doing: Don't provide any cover for Khamenai's foreign agents lies, and don't make any promises or threats we may not want to keep--the end of "Speak loudly and carry a noodle" is one of the best things about the change in US administrations.

Keep connections open, but any aid must be along the lines of the French and Spanish providing arms in the US revolution, not going in with overwhelming force to install someone of our choosing. This is the Iranians' problem to solve, and an imposed revolution will fail.

In terms of what happens next: either Tiananmen or another Revolution. It really depends on how much pain the population will endure and which side the various armed forces come down on. This time the whole world really is watching, but the Iranian government has been a pariah state too long to be overly fussed about whether the world thinks it's an oppressive regime.

Dredd June 19, 2009 11:56 AM

Try to win their hearts and minds by being the friends of the good folk in Iran, while at the same time saying that the repression of the good folk of Iran by the government there is disappointing.

Eschew militant rhetoric.

geral June 19, 2009 2:57 PM

why not pub a legitimate investigative story on fbi/cia covert atrocities being carried out right here in usa and globally; then the Iranians can see the unacceptable alternative to their corrupt governemnt:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/part4-worldinabo.html
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2008/11/382350.shtml?discuss
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/hightechassau.html
http://sosbeevfbi.ning.com/forum/topics/the-disease-of-the-united
http://sosbeevfbi.ning.com/forum/topics/americans-embrace-their
QUESTIONS! geral sosbee (956)371-5210

jtreglio June 19, 2009 7:15 PM

First, I think the public comments of the President have to remain the same. The U.S. Government absolutely cannot be seen rooting for one side or another. By the way, thanks Congress for the resolution.

But, that doesn't mean we have to completely abandon the reformists either. Now that we know the reformists are using a martyrdom strategy, the US should provide some kind of support CLANDESTINELY. Ideally, we'd do it through a third party, like, say Iraq. Considering that Sistani is the highest ranking Ayatollah, this might be a time to get him on board to condemn Khamenei.

But whatever we do, the we cannot be seen helping the reformists.

Admiral June 20, 2009 2:08 PM

I don't mean to pour too much cold water on you guys, but I am really shocked at the completely unified, doubtless wall you guys have erected around Obama's decision to cast the protestors out into the cold. You guys are being extremely defensive about this decision -- no doubt because countless Democrats have joined with countless Republicans in being shocked at Obama's "community organizing" here.

Look, Bush didn't hurt any protests in Georgia, Ukraine, or Lebanon when he supported them. And the opposition always said the U.S. was behind it. So what? Anyway, the people of Iran are not as stupid as you apparently think. They *know* where our sympathies lie. The only difference is that we now have a President who thinks it's smarter to be silent than to be supportive. It's not brave, it's not smart, and what's worse: it does not represent the United States the way we would choose to represent ourselves.

Take a poll and see.

In any event, your reasoning here is so awkward precisely because you probably know in your heart that it's crazy. And if Bush was doing the same thing, it wouldn't be "cool" it would be "terrible." This is a counterfactual argument I cannot win, but you should think about it. To return to the reasoning: "To which one might well respond: the millions of protesters know whether the U.S. is meddling or not. If they're not and Khamenei says they are, he's not credible -- even less credible. If they are, and Khamenei says they are, then he's correct. And anger might well turn toward the United States."

Listen, the people protesting don't have some hatred of the United States. Those people voted for the other guy and they're staying in their buildings. It doesn't take someone at the Iran desk of the CIA to tell you that. The people on the streets are probably friendly to the United States. Your assumptions are just wildly wrong! I'd say we have more to gain by standing along side of these people in their time of need, if they have any chance of changing this country.

True, they might not get to the nukes. But if they don't, we're just back to the status quo anyway. Our relationship wasn't going to get much better with Iran, despite Obama's speech, and you know it. They want nukes and if this goes on, they'll shortly have them. The whole region will be destabilized by Iran even worse than it already has been, and we'll be spending more money to bail out partners, we'll be out of Qatar and Bahrain... maybe Saudi Arabia gets nukes...

It all depends on Iran. As Margaret Thatcher might say, now is not the time to go wobbly.

Deborah (Replying to: Admiral) June 20, 2009 9:47 PM

"In any event, your reasoning here is so awkward precisely because you probably know in your heart that it's crazy."

On the contrary. McCain did not help anyone by declaring "We are all Georgians now" (and the Georgians ignored him and asked for Biden) and his instinct to go with "We are all Iranians now" at the moment also would be dreadful were he president. He would be promising or threatening US intervention. Then 2 choices. Have a war--that's what the neocons have wanted since 2006, and avoiding that war is one accomplishment I'll wholeheartedly grant the Congress elected in that year. Or, as in Hungary in the 50s and Iraq in the 90s, appear to be offering US support and when people rise up and look for that support in material form, not feel good slogans, don't send it. Both are very bad options.

US: X is unacceptable.
Khamenai: I'm going to keep doing X.
US: (pout)

Not helpful to Iran. Not helpful to any US foreign policy goals.

It's their revolution if they have the will and the luck to carry it through, not ours. They aren't even an ally, so our behind-the-scenes tools are very limited. We'll continue to cut off trade but now while frowning especially hard? We won't buy their oil? We'll continue to not do stuff we're not doing now?

"I'd say we have more to gain by standing along side of these people in their time of need, if they have any chance of changing this country."
Please explain in careful detail exactly what "standing along side" means. Feel good speech with no action? Wave foam fingers? Air strikes? Try to embargo their oil? The nuclear option?

This is not any sort of dis on the people protesting. Moussavi's position, which they support, is roughly to have better relations with the world, including the US. I hope this works, and as bloodlessly as possible. I don't think my, or Obama's, waving a foam finger and shouting "Woot Woot Baby!" will do a damn bit of good.

geral June 20, 2009 3:23 PM

'Admiral' attempts to misleads the world as he states:
" Your assumptions are just wildly wrong! I'd say we have more to gain by standing along side of these people in their time of need..."

The USA is the enemy of mankind as the fbi/cia/pentagon assassins torture, imprison, and murder people (including this war veteran) globally. So, stop asserting your military status/rank and tell us your real name so the world can see you for what you are: a punk cia operative or a retardate standing 'along side' oppressors who engage in crimes against Humanity.
QUESTIONS! geral sosbee (956)371-5210

zic June 20, 2009 5:20 PM

This is an onion, perhaps a ogre, and there are multiple layers to the answer.

First is the public display, the support by doing nothing.

But there are other ways to offer support -- intelligence, and communication being the two obvious. Keep some kind of radio broadcast going; maintain broadband for spreading information, etc. Move and reproduce the documents of what's happening inside Iran by the Iranian people. Help them tell their story.

mattw1 June 20, 2009 6:40 PM

I think Obama should show support without being inflammatory or too partisan, maybe something like this:

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The Iranian government must understand that the world is watching. We mourn each and every innocent life that is lost. We call on the Iranian government to stop all violent and unjust actions against its own people. The universal rights to assembly and free speech must be respected, and the United States stands with all who seek to exercise those rights.

As I said in Cairo, suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away. The Iranian people will ultimately judge the actions of their own government. If the Iranian government seeks the respect of the international community, it must respect the dignity of its own people and govern through consent, not coercion.

Martin Luther King once said - "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice." I believe that. The international community believes that. And right now, we are bearing witness to the Iranian peoples’ belief in that truth, and we will continue to bear witness.

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CAMP June 20, 2009 9:53 PM

Rafsanjani has kept himself out of the news, putting a squeaky clean Moussavi front and center as he tries to create a positive response to Obama's offer of engagement with Iran. While the A'jad crowd offers more belligerence, Raf likes business and senses opportunity in our new Administration. The election was clearly between Raf and A'jad. A'jad panicked at the end and insulted Raf and his family. Then A'jad threw his lot in with Russia flying up to meet with US 'enemies.' But, Russia has an interest in maintaining high oil prices by keeping Iran offline. Kam had to choose between US engagement and good oil services technology or more invective and isolation as a pawn of Russia; it looks like initially Kam was willing to go with Raf & Moussavi but then A'jads Rev Guards threatened a coup and he got cold feet. Rather than an actual coup occurring he decided to announce that A'jad had won. This is a decision he may not be able to walk back. Kam is improvising, and now realizes that this could bring him down as well. Raf thinks there is money to be made, especially with oil tracking higher, if he can get a dialogue going with the US. It is too great of an opening to be missed. He has gone to Qom and could invoke the Council of Experts which he heads. The experts know that A'jad has severely weakened the Iranian economy. Kam could be asked to retire. It is worth noting that Kam originally announced that Raf's son and daughter are not allowed to leave the country. A'jad invoked Raf's corruption in the campaign. But, interesting that Kam did not bait Raf on Friday. Kam is really afraid for his own position now. The deaths today will mean another day of mourning. The Shiite Mullahs must be reminded that their response to today's violence reflects on all Shiite Islam. The Catholic Cardinal in the Philippines told Marcos it was time to go in 1986. It will be the Mullahs who tell Kam he has failed and that the "mandate of heaven" has passed to another.

geral June 26, 2009 2:37 PM

Recent History of My Efforts Against fbi/ciaPosted by geral sosbee on May 7, 2009 at 7:10pm in Untitled Category
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Summary:
The USA continues to be at risk of imminent terrorist attack in part because the fbi and the cia obsessively continue their criminal, covert, and inhumane assaults on people worldwide.
From Brownsville, Texas
August 7, 2007

As I have documented on my website at http://www.sosbeevfbi.com
the fbi and the cia conducted criminal operations against my person from about 1998 to the present time, 24/7, worldwide, without cessation, without the slightest hindrance from Congress, the Courts, or the legal system. See my letter dated
August 9, 1999, at:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/lettersosbee.html

Also note that in March of 2001, I reported that, due to fbi and cia corruption and incompetence, the United States faces a dangerous crisis with respect to intelligence failures.See
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/f.b.i.agentrobert.html

In 1999, I reported fbi and cia crimes to the United States Attorney in Honolulu, Hawaii.See :
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/page1.html

Then, I filed a lawsuit in the United States Courts in the year 2000.See:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/pagea05.html

I pursued all legal channels to report gross incompetence and corruption in the fbi and the cia, as reflected in the appeal dated July 9, 2001, as seen at:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/pagea01.html
Just prior to the 911 attack, I notified the appellate court of the ongoing crimes by fbi:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/fbimisconduct.html

Then, in the same month I filed the Writ to the U.S. Supreme Court, again detailing the gross abuse of power and criminal operations committed against my person by the fbi and the cia. See the Writ at:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/sosbeewrit.html
and see the implications of the denial of the Writ at:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/thelawoftheunite.html
The U.S. Supreme Court had my Writ under consideration at the time of the 911 attack on the United States; the high court subsequently denied the Writ on 10-1-01. See
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/denialwrit.html

Throughout the entire period of time during which the 911 terrorists planned and executed the attack on the United States, the fbi and the cia were running covert criminal operations globally, 24/7, in efforts to silence me from reporting their crimes. Not a single government official, not a single judge, and not a single representative of Congress commented on the fbi and the cia criminal operations as one of the causes for the attack on the country.
Further, in about 1998-1999, the FAA discovered through its own intelligence operations that Bin Ladin and al Qaeda posed a hijacking threat to the United States; the FAA also stated that the FAA was aware that a part of the plot on 911 included the "...possibility that the terrorist group might try to hijack a commercial jet and slam it into a U.S. landmark." See 911 Commission Report, page 632, published by Barnes and Noble, 2006.[ Members: Kean, Hamilton, Ben-Veniste, Kerry, Fielding, Lehman, Gorelick, Roemer, Gorton, and Thompson].See also:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/part8-updatefor2003.html#may6
The conclusions to be drawn from the sorry record of inaction by the government (vis a vis 911) are in part that the officials are afraid (for a number of reasons)to directly hold the fbi and the cia responsible for their criminality and incompetence that led to 911; that the secret and criminal fbi and cia attacks on citizens of the USA are not subject to any government oversight, even when the national security is threatened by intelligence failures, especially as such failures are attributable in part to fbi and cia obsessions to silence (or force into suicide) certain whistle blowers (and others) who seek to stop these hideous agencies from a continuation of their worldwide commission of crimes against Humanity, as well as other high crimes and misdemeanors.
Finally, nothing has changed in the fbi and the cia concerning their obsessive continuation of criminal offenses which I have outlined over the past decade. See:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/mystory.html
and see:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/updatemystory.html

The failure of our leaders to address these issues signals to the world that the United States of America is a nation in decline and that the civilization that permits the atrocities advanced by such low minded and homicidal groups is failed.
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/intellectualgian.html

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MY NOTICES TO FRIENDS & FOES:

Several so-called Indy Media groups delete the above article; for example, Ireland Indymedia trashed the report, even though it generated genuine interest there.The link to the discarded report:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/83738
Then, Indymedia Pittsburg trashes it saying that it is: "garbage" (have no real readable content). The link:
http://pittsburgh.indymedia.org/news/?hidden=hidden

[Sosbee's comments- The fools and cowards of some Indymedial groups who hide behind the brave title "Independent Media" are now recorded as minions of the fbi's and the cia's global killing and torture spree; these same Indymedia hoodlums are as responsible for the ongoing global bloodbath (brought about in the main by the fbi and the cia) as are their evil sisters in the corrupt mainstream media.]
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To Aljazeera-
I wish you God's speed in your new
efforts to reach the world's people by competing
head-on with the corrupt and evil western media.
I, like you , am targeted for destruction; I, like
you (or some of your representatives) have been
maligned, attacked and virtually imprisoned by the
fbi/cia high tech thugs and low minded
operatives (of the united states of america;i.e.: USA );
I, like you try to get my message out for all who
are eager to discover the truth: that the world
is in the grips of an inhumane assault by the USA,
and that failure of our efforts portends the end
of freedom for all of Mankind, for all times.
Good Luck. May God's Grace Be With You. I am your
unlikely compatriot in the information war against
EVIL INCARNATE , as most clearly represented in
the individuals representing the government of
united states of america, its war machine, its
intelligence agencies and its media.
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To The People Of Turkey- you have in our generation a great opportunity to resist the overtures of the enemy of mankind-the united states of america-and at the same time to help save all of Mankind from permanent enslavement by the lunatics and power mongers of the uSA. Great Responsibility rests on your shoulders.Do not ignore it.
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To Pakistan- the enemy of Mankind (united states of america) has already discounted the enslavement of your people.

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To the People of Iran: I send my sincere affection and my prayer that you continue to prosper and that you also succeed in resisting the corruptive influences of the enemy of Mankind: the uSA.
June 10, 2009: "Mousavi accuses Ahmadinejad of isolating Iran with his vitriolic attacks on the United States, [&]his combative line on Iran's nuclear policy...." The people of Iran are misled by Mousavi because he seeks to surrender his nation to the enemy of Mankind, the united states of america.

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To the People of North Korea: I send my sincere affection and my prayer that North and South Korea may soon unify without the corruptive influence of the enemy of Mankind: the uSA.
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To the People of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt:

Your kINGS have sold you out to the dual axis of evil : Israel and uSA; you are now pawns in the global game dictated by the Jewish state and its facilitator, the united states of america. If you don't believe me , ask your neighbors in Iraq, Lebanon, and others; then ask your kINGS how best to deal with Israel's nuclear submarines standing by to strike.
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MY RECENT LETTER TO TORTURE VICTIMS
August 16, 2006
For several years I have had the honor and the accompanying pain to report fbi and cia crimes and misdemeanors against my person. The significance of my reports are not simply to assist myself in staying alive, but to provide an historical document which in time may serve others similarly imprisoned (though not always behind bars) by the high tech gadgetry (and low minded thugs) of these two hideous agencies.
Therefore, the first purpose for this article is to express my gratitude for all who have seen and verified my reports and for all who see the global importance to humanity of the lessons I and others attempt to present. Thank you eternally.
The other purpose herein is to offer whatever services I may to any other *person who is being tortured, imprisoned, or otherwise hounded by the world's most misguided and pathological miscreants: the agents, operatives, thugs, assassins, executioners, handlers of the fbi and the cia and their sympathizers and allies globally. Tell me who you are, please; give me the dates, times and methods associated with your suffering at the hands of the fbi/cia and their global affiliates (including the mindless police in every jurisdiction), so that I can better understand how to attack (in an intellectual sense) these bestial humans in a way that will help educate the world regarding their purposes and their tactics. Provide the details and the names of your torturers. If you cannot communicate, then please relay the data to someone else for this study. While I may not be of direct aid to my fellow prisoners, I can add the material into the fold of my own updates and thereby give others the benefit of your travails; history needs you to vocalize your agony as I have for the benefit of future generations.
Someday the thugs I describe will be out of power; they will be replaced with a diametrically opposite mentality and morality as represented by you and I. The people who will replace the hate mongers and torturers are those of us who seek humane treatment, with no exceptions, now and always, for the most glorious and noble of this earth's occupants, the individual human being. The misanthropes whose defective and collective vision is jaded by their trade mark images of blood, chains, torture cells, and mass graves, etc., will run for cover and the new civilization will be born from your ideas and your reports, and from mine. The program to remove the warlords and the vicious exploiters of mankind from power is underway now; we are at the front edge of the largely invisible effort to make this new awakening, or phenomenon, a reality for all of our Brothers and Sisters in every corner of the world.
Best Wishes.Love.

*See my message at:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/studiesonmindcon.html#mindcontrol

The above statements do not represent a solicitation of any kind; further, the above appeal represents neither an offer nor an acceptance of the data and material referenced herein; all efforts by Geral Sosbee, P. O. Box 2272, Brownsville, Texas, 78522 (956)459-3024, gsosbee@yahoo.com, are intended as an educational pursuit for students of the Humanities.
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MY COMMENTS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD:

Permit me to introduce you to the Enemy of Mankind ( as though you don't know): the uNITED STATES of AMERICA. Those who aid the uSA in the torture, imprisonment and killing of my Brothers and Sisters must answer someday to all of Humanity, and to GOD.
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The United States of America is a ...
...Cult of torture,mayhem, Death.
Where is the USA taking the world?
Down a path contrary to the laws of nature and Humanity, and at the same time contradistinctive to the dignity of man.
Rest of the text:
See the site for information on how the fbi/cia silence critics of USA wars on the world;see how the fbi/cia attempt to force into suicide the most viable and credible reporters of USA sponsored high crimes and misdemeanors globally; read the documents which expose the fbi and the cia as satanic and ritual torturers; discover or confirm the emergence of USA sponsored international goon squads who watch in real time and record (for the Senate Intelligence Subcommittee of Congress)as the Targets (of their inhumane assaults) take their own lives.
Don't take my word for it; investigate the phenomena yourselves; neither accept the denials and counter claims of the world's most heinous thugs and miscreants ( i.e., the fbi,cia), but delve into the matter with the dedication of a Renaissance explorer and the resolve of a bear on salmon trove.

http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/part4-worldinabo.html

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See the following site for important information on global efforts to stop the incapacitating and destructive psychoelectronic assaults on our Brothers & Sisters::
http://presentation-de-la-situation.lacoctelera.net/post/2009/04/23/media-releases-in-10-languages-april-23-2009
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http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2008/11/382350.shtml?discuss

geral June 26, 2009 2:40 PM

fbi/cia illegal funding of their global crime spree

MSN.COM prevents me from documenting fbi/cia crimes in the financial markets; then, MSN.COM bans me permanently:
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/hatephonecallsan.html
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the banned report:

Ultimately The Markets Must Collapse!

Illegal funding for fbi/cia global terror campaign:
What needs to be funded?
http://www.sosbeevfbi.com/part4-worldinabo.html

How are the fbi/cia crimes funded?

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0401/S00151.htm

http://cleveland.indymedia.org/news/2009/03/35293.php
or
http://rochester.indymedia.org/newswire/display/22314/index.php

http://sosbeevfbi.ning.com/forum/topics/funding-sources-for-usas-intel

QUESTIONS! geral sosbee (956)371-5210
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PS:
http://www.opednews.com/articles/US-Army-Lies-To-Our-Young-by-GERAL-SOSBEE-080929-134.html

http://www.opednews.com/articles/USA-Military-Universal-Su-by-GERAL-SOSBEE-080915-75.html

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DEMOCRACY USA, not

The evolution of the United States of America (and its similarly empowered and closely aligned cohorts around the globe) over the past two centuries from a so-called Democracy (i.e.: government by the people) into the now well known (and universally feared as diabolical and homicidal) fascist body politic can be attributed to a not yet fully acknowledged disease afflicting billions of people during the same time period. In essence, the disease may for now be termed * 'insanity', and those suffering from the affliction continue to be in denial, even as they repeatedly engage in their violent and otherwise murderous agenda worldwide. As few call for the medical treatment of the carriers of the disease, some action must be taken to control or perhaps to cure the affliction; failure to do so invites the members of the infected class to 1) continue globally to torture, imprison and murder millions of human beings in the name of 'Democracy' and 2) ceaselessly induct and thereby enslave the rest of the world's population into their demented and flagitious ranks. In a sense these very sick human beings represent the Living Dead among us as they advance with arms extending, fingers pointing, mouths wide-opening and evil proclivities protruding:

http://roma.indymedia.org/printable/taxonomy/term/1549

* "Democracy As Mental Disease", From The American Journal of Insanity, 8:195 (Oct.), 1851,

The Age Of Madness, Thomas S. Szasz, M.D., Jason Aronson, New York, 1974, page 47.

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