Storm PsyOp: Emergency Internet Kill Test Next?

Storm PsyOp: Emergency Internet Kill Test Next?

Monday, October 29, 2012 14:09




by Zen Gardner

A lot of possibilities are making themselves available to the PTBs with
the arrival of this manipulated megastorm in the northeast. Katrina was
the perfect platform to test military involvement in disasters,
disarming Americans and brutalizing innocents at will with no fair media
coverage whatsoever.

That engineered event served to not only train and desensitize the
military and police forces, but to set the tone for future heavy handed
tactics in whatever (usually engineered) emergency situation may arise.

Worse yet, it unfortunately foreshadowed an even worse step in the
totalitarian takeover….the absolute control of information, resulting in
a scattered, confused and easily picked off populace.


The Emergency Catch-all

The power to shut down the internet being firmly established by the
executive branch over the course of several executive orders, one can
only imagine how much they must be itching to test it out.

As Rockefeller said years ago regarding the New World Order and as the
mantra of the Elites has always echoed, all they need is the right
excuse or “emergency”.


<blockquote>
Obama’s Internet Order: Power Grab or Simple Update?


“The White House revealed President Barack Obama’s new executive order
clarifying the federal government’s communications authority in a
national crisis.

Entitled “Assignment of National Security and Emergency Preparedness Communications Functions,”
the blandly written document lays out a series of directives to
government agencies to prepare plans to be able to communicate with “the
public, allies, and other nations” in the event of a national crisis.
It seems to assert the government can take control of private
telecommunications technology, presumably including those used for the
Internet, for government communications in an emergency.

Internet privacy
advocates are raising concerns about the scope of the order, worrying
that it represented a power grab on behalf of the federal government.

“Under the Executive Order the White House has … granted the
Department [of Homeland Security] the authority to seize private
facilities when necessary, effectively shutting down or limiting
civilian communications,” wrote the Electronic Privacy Information
Center in a blog post.”

</blockquote> Pretty broad definition as usual. Any emergency would do. Will this
storm in the heavily northeast megalopolis be a perfect chance to try it
out? They’ve said they may need to “divert” internet availability to
emergency services in some future situation. Will this be the first test
and effort to condition Americans to such a “state necessity”?





Fostering Dependency on the Authoritarian State


While writing this they’ve just made two very revealing announcements.
First, Comrade Obama is telling us to listen to authority. Thank you
Big Brother. Your word is as good as God, we wouldn’t know what to do
without you and your wonderful State.

Next they’ve announced a curfew in Atlantic City beginning this
evening. So you’re not allowed to move around now? Clearly it’s the big
wigs protecting their casinos and other investments, but c’mon, it’s a
frikking storm and you don’t even know what’s going to happen yet. I was
in Iran during a curfew and many a doctor was shot for “breaking
curfew” for answering emergency calls for help and were gunned down as
they reached in their pockets to show their credentials to the trigger
happy Iranian guard working under the besieged Shah.

Things get ugly when you put the pressure on people by first hyping up
the fear, and then exacting the authoritarian state dependent behavior
to ridiculous degrees.

And they’ll have it no other way. It’s all in the training.

Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. The silent majority has fallen for it so far, why not keep on going?

Never mind the mindless, keep on shouting the Truth.

It always pays off.

Much love, Zen


Source:-
http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2012/10/storm-psyop-emergency-internet-kill-test-next-2487432.html