News Briefs – 10/17/2023

I think one of my comments from yesterday disappeared. You mentioned Butamante, the ex-CIA guy, I’ve been thinking a lot about him. Thankfully I copied it to a text file.

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This is the full interview with Butamante on the Lex Friedman show (I think I got the link from you last year):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3FC7qIAGZk

Watch it to understand the mindset of these people.

Notable statements from Butamante (paraphrased):

“Russia is a dictatorship, so Putin doesn’t care what people think of this war. So long as he keeps the economy strong, he’s not at risk of a revolution. America is a democracy, so we care what people think.” Related – Ryan Faulk discusses a study showing that dictatorships are more responsive to democratic consensus than democracies, the latter are often apparently spiteful to the desires fo the majority. https://www.bitchute.com/video/jeroq1tZ2v6W/

“Trump wanted to put his own guy in charge of the CIA, instead of accepting the senior agent the CIA wanted [the guy in charge decides what intelligence the President sees, and what he doesn’t need to know]; that’s nepotism, that’s not what our democracy is about.”

“I’ve always felt like I had more in common with criminals than with ordinary people. The criminals realize – hey, I can do whatever I want, and there’s nobody there to stop me! Where criminals go wrong is that they try and turn their crimes into a career. Get in, get out, before anyone notices and launches a police investigation.”

The whole thing is fascinating. You can sense the sincerity – he and Fridman genuinely believe they’re the good guys, who lie and cheat because they’re clever, and that they’re the thin black line between order and chaos. He really believes in their manipulated “democracy”, and he’s utterly blind to what motivates our kind (as if we didn’t know that there’s nothing stopping us from shoplifting or running confidence scams). It’s such an excellent study on their mindset, and it helps you understand why so many terrible social ills – crime, poverty, homelessness – persist.

Take the homeless situation that Tex Arcane was writing about recently. Now add in Andrew Butamante. What does he see when he looks at a homeless encampment? When I put myself in his shoes, I see endless opportunity. Opportunity to assume an identity nobody will question, opportunity to gather intel, opportunity to make contact with the local criminal syndicate. I’d be pretty pissed too, if somebody were working to get all those guys off the street.

If somebody drains the swamp, where the hell are all the mosquitoes supposed to breed?

> France to immediately deport and revoke visa of foreigners who are found involved in Pro Hamas protests.
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Odd, since France has been kissing Muslim butt to the point where entire sections of French cities are under de facto sharia law, and BLM-style riots have been tolerated elsewhere.

Of course, they did say the deportation would only be for foreigners.

Kentucky Republican Rand Paul warned of a little-known federal law that allows the president of the United States to shut down the internet with a “kill switch.”
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Just stop teasing us and do it.

Twitter is going to start charging users $1/year to use basic Twitter features. In other words, they want the real life names and financial information behind every account for surveillance purposes. 
https://fortune.com/2023/10/17/twitter-x-charging-new-users-1-dollar-year-to-tweet/

How many Cabal dings does this article get?
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Quick Summary:
Two congressman die in a plane crash. Potential Speaker of the House / President.
One of the congressman was taken to the airport by Bill Clinton (who was in Alaska working as the TEXAS coordinator for McGovern’s presidential campaign).
Critical of the Warren commission and Hoover. Ties to Jim Garrison.
Pilot was chief pilot for airline, former military, and had 17,000 hours of flight time.
Largest search and rescue up to that time. Records of this were destroyed and some turned up later. Do these guys work at NASA?
Anonymous tipster with advanced electronic equipment had coordinates of the plane crash.
Car tries running him off the road. No police record.
One of the congressman’s wives remarried a mob guy that happened to be the guy who was transporting the fucking bomb that killed her husband.
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Full Article
The man who tipped off New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison about the corruption of the Warren Commission (*ding) was poised to be the next Speaker of the House (*ding) before his plane went down in October 1972 and could have potentially been president (*ding)..
On October 16, 1972, a Cessna 310 (*ding 31) with the tail number N1812H (*ding Aces and Eights) operated by Pan Alaska Airways disappeared somewhere between Anchorage and Juneau, Alaska.
The passengers on the plane were Alaska Democratic Congressman Nick Begich, 40, his aide Russell Brown, 37, and Louisiana Democratic Congressman Hale Boggs, 58, the House Majority Leader who was poised to be the next House speaker (*ding).
The three men were planning to attend an election rally for Begich—who had helped pass a major Native land claim transfer as a freshman congressman—in Juneau.[1]
Boggs was taken to the airport for the first leg of the trip, ironically, by Bill Clinton (DING fucking to the 100th power), then the Texas coordinator for George McGovern’s presidential campaign (ding). Clinton is known to have worked for the CIA since his days as a student at Oxford.
The weather the day of the crash was fine for flying, though Juneau had fog and icy rains, and some turbulent head winds were forecast en route. The pilot, Don Jonz, 38, was chief pilot for Pan Alaska (*ding) and a military veteran (*ding) with more than 17,000 hours of flight time (*ding).
When the plane did not arrive in Juneau and was declared missing, the U.S. launched the largest search-and-rescue effort on record as of then.
The search lasted 39 days and included 40 military aircraft and 50 civilian planes covering more than 325,000 square miles. Pilots flew 1,000 sorties totaling 3,600 flight hours. The search encompassed huge glaciers and the jagged Wrangell St. Elias Mountain Range, as well as large portions of the coastlines of Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska.
In addition to the air operation, ground patrols searched Portage Pass twice. 
No piece of the aircraft was ever located during the initial search or since, and officials at the time decided the plane likely crashed and either sank into Prince William Sound or was buried in ice and snow.
Officials terminated the search for the airplane on November 24th, and the four men were declared dead on December 29th. The families were told that key military documents from the search had been destroyed (double ding) though, remarkably, some later turned up (triple ding).
In another curious twist, right after the plane was reported missing, the U.S. Coast Guard station in Long Beach, California, received a call from an anonymous tipster (ding) claiming he knew where the plane had crashed (ding). The man said he had access to experimental electronic equipment (quad ding), and he provided detailed directions to the coordinates of the downed airplane.
According to recently released documents, the FBI apparently found the source believable, and one agent wrote, “The source of the aforementioned information is reliable.” (ding) Agents who interviewed the man (ding – thought it was an anonymous tipster?) reported he “appeared rational, extremely intelligent, but somewhat strange.” (ding) It is not clear whether searchers checked the coordinates the tipster provided. (ding – why would you?)
In the hours and days following the disappearance of the plane, several independent ham radio operators in Northern California reported hearing a transmission allegedly from someone on the downed plane broadcasting there were two survivors on the plane (ding). Searchers were never able to pinpoint the location of the origin of these transmissions.
According to the FBI file, the day after the plane disappeared, a search plane picked up a signal for 40 minutes some distance from Juneau from what was believed to be a crash locator beacon (ding). Another, weaker, signal was heard 150 miles northeast of Anchorage (ding), but search planes were unable to pinpoint the source of either signal.
Dissenting Member of the Warren Commission
Suspicions of foul play in the crash were enhanced by the important political implications of Hale Boggs’s death.
First elected to Congress in 1941 at the age of 26, Boggs became known for sponsoring a 1952 bill that set mandatory sentences for drug-related offenses, though compiled a substantially more liberal voting record than most other southern Democrats, helping to usher in much of LBJ’s Great Society program as Majority Whip.[2] (ding)
Boggs and his wife Lindy had been very close to Sam Rayburn, one of LBJ’s top political supporters and friends and Lindy was one of Lady Bird Johnson’s closest friends in Washington, D.C. Boggs was appointed to the Warren Commission because LBJ thought he could manipulate him through their friendship.
LBJ set up the Warren Commission in order to cover up his role in orchestrating the JFK assassination with elements of the CIA. Its release was perfectly timed for before the 1964 election in which Johnson defeated Barry Goldwater.
The sham nature of the Warren Commission was evident in its spending days questioning unimportant witnesses over unimportant details, amassing thousands of pages of irrelevant documents to give it a fake professional veneer. Determining that Oswald was a “killer without motive,” it did not even look at the autopsy, x-rays and photographs of JFK’s body, choosing instead to put this and other important evidence into a box under seal which it ordered not to be released until 2039.
A Warren Commission staff member, David Belin, appears to have altered the testimony of one witness, Victoria Adams, who worked in the Texas School Book Depository, to make it more plausible that Oswald could have been the shooter.
Boggs signed off on the Warren Commission report like all others (ding) but became the most vocal critic of its findings that Oswald was the lone assassin. Author Joan Mellen interviewed Phyllis Garrison, the second wife of Jim Garrison, who told Mellen it was Hale Boggs who in the fall of 1966 was telling Jim Garrison how corrupted the Warren Report was.[3] (ding – Donald Sutherland’s character in JFK Movie?)
John H. Davis asserts in his 1989 book, Mafia Kingfish: Carlos Marcello and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, that Boggs came to believe that either the CIA was involved in the Kennedy assassination, based on his conviction that the CIA had withheld critical information from the Warren Commission.[4]
Boggs was one of the first to investigate the Watergate scandal and according to The Los Angeles Star, had startling revelations on that as well. Richard Nixon made some unintelligible remarks about Congressman Boggs which were recorded on the White House tapes (ding), just seven days after the Watergate break-in.
Believing that J. Edgar Hoover was totally corrupt, Boggs began to openly feud with the FBI before his death, warning that the U.S. was becoming increasingly totalitarian.[5]
In a conversation with an aide, Boggs said that “[FBI Director J. Edgar] Hoover lied his eyes out to the [Warren] Commission on Oswald, on Ruby, on their friends, the bullets, the gun…”[6]
Boggs was further appalled by the fact that the authors of seven books critical of the Warren Report were investigated by the FBI and their military discharges and associations with “leftist organizations” were paraded before Commission members, LBJ, and FBI-favored press contacts. 
Boggs said that, “over the post-war years, we have granted to the elite and secret police within our system vast new powers over the lives and liberties of the people.” (ding-dong)
On April 5, 1971, Boggs demanded Hoover’s resignation on the House floor, accusing Hoover and the FBI of tapping the telephones of members of Congress and stationing agents on campuses to spy on students and faculty members. He said these were ‘’the tactics of the Soviet Union and Hitler’s Gestapo.” (ding)
“A Real Conspiracy That Played Out”
In the 1979 novel The Matarese Circle, author Robert Ludlum portrayed Boggs as having been killed to stop an independent investigation he was carrying out of the Kennedy assassination.
Dr. Nick Begich, whose father died with Boggs in the crash, told an interviewer in 2011 that their plane “disappeared at a critical time in history,” as Boggs had been “poised to be the next speaker of the House and wanted to reopen the Warren Commission and restore personal freedom and liberty and reign in the FBI.” (ding)
Begich said that, after Nixon resigned and Spiro Agnew was bounced as Vice President and Gerald Ford came in, Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme—one of the Manson girls—tried to kill Ford so Nelson Rockefeller could become president.
Boggs, as the House Speaker, would have been increasingly powerful at this time had he lived and a potential future president—they might have even gotten Nixon and Agnew out at the same time during Watergate and as third in line, Boggs would then have become the commander-in-chief. (ding a ling)
“Isn’t this all interesting,” Begich said. “Talk about conspiracy theory—actually it is a real conspiracy that played out.” (no dinging shit Sherlock)
Previous Intimidation
Late at night on July 23, 1970—two years before he disappeared—a Lincoln Continental ran Boggs’s car off the road in Washington, D.C. (4 alarm ding)
Boggs chased the car, wrote down the license plate number, and called the police, but there is no record that the incident was investigated. (ding)
Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department would have been the agency in charge of the investigation, but said they could find no relevant records relating to the case. (ding)
In April 1971, Boggs claimed the FBI tapped his telephone. Attorney General John Mitchell denied Boggs’s allegations, but Boggs said he was “absolutely certain.” (ding)
Mafia Bomber
The intelligence agencies or “deep state” often use the Mafia to carry out their criminal operations.
On March 4, 1974, less than 17 months after the disappearance of her husband, Pegge Begich, the widow of Congressman Nick Begich, married Jerry Max Pasley, who worked for mobsters Peter Licavoli, Sr., and Joe Bonanno, Sr. The marriage lasted three years. (ding – Watch the wives)
In 1994 while incarcerated, Pasley said that, in 1972, he had delivered a bomb from Arizona to Anchorage at the behest of the Joe Bonanno crime syndicate. (ding)
Pasley spoke with investigators from the Anchorage Police Department, Alaska State Troopers and Arizona Department of Public Safety, three of whom confirmed this in an interview on a “Prison Vent” podcast.
Pasley said that, in 1972, he was handed a locked briefcase by a Licavoli lieutenant in Arizona. He was instructed to take the briefcase to Anchorage where he handed it to two men. He flew back to Arizona the following day. He said he was told “something big” was about to happen. (ding)
Soon afterward, the plane carrying Begich and Boggs disappeared.
William Scott Day (deceased 2006) wrote prison letters recounting verbal exchanges that he had in prison with Pasley that addressed the topic of the alleged Alaska assassinations.
Day confirmed that Boggs was the target for Hoover and some of his acolytes even though Hoover died shortly before the Boggs hit. Licavoli ordered the hit, according to Day. Pasley in this account admitted to assembling the bomb and placing it on the plane. (ding)
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https://covertactionmagazine.com/2023/10/16/american-political-history-might-have-turned-out-differently-if-a-louisiana-congressmans-plane-hadnt-mysteriously-vanished-out-of-thin-air-51-years-ago/