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An open letter from a 'Green Beretetag'

An open letter from a 'Green Beretetag' http://syninfo.com/ian/PRIVATE/1999/12/05/1999120520544320.html

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An open letter from a 'Green Beret'

The Resister: The Political Warfare Journal of the Special Forces Underground Spring 1998 'Defector in Place--USSOCOM'

This letter is addressed to old family Reds, central bankers, military traitors (past and present), academia, media pundits, "civil rights" activists, and "Greens." Your worst fears are justified; Special Forces Underground is real. It's not just a subtitle on the Resister's masthead. Worse for you, is that it's not just in Special Forces. It exists in all branches of the military, in federal agencies, among civilians, and in several foreign countries.

I am an old Special Forces active duty soldier. I've worked with people in all branches of the military, alphabet soup federal agencies, police departments, and civilians. While most people I've worked with are passive supporters of resistance to your "global community," there are some who are willing to actively defend what they believe in.

I will continue to perform my appointed military duties in a professional manner. I will publicly agree with your collectivist policies and parrot your slogans. I pay my taxes, don't belong to any "militia," and won't join any "extremist" group. For all outside appearances I am one of your "global community" peasants.

Having traveled extensively I have seen firsthand the results of failed collectivist governments who have looted their countries into squalor. Most politically attuned people I know have seen it also and know that the only way you can achieve your global community is by doing the same to America. Some think resistance is futile. Maybe it is. But we are willing to fight you, and make you pay DEARLY for your arrogance. We are moral, principled, and believe in the ORIGINAL Constitution and the philosophies that define it.

You see, your mistake was that you thought we'd just mumble our oath and then contradict it when ordered to. but YOU,--you promoters of the "brotherhood of mankind"--are the enemies domestic we are sworn to defend the Constitution against. We didn't choose you as the enemy. By your collectivist ideologies and actions, you self selected.

We pray to the God you SCORN that the day never arrives when we are finally compelled to turn against you, what you expected us to do to enemies foreign.

If that day does arise, lament. For I, and others like me, have been trained in the blackest of arts, and the darkest of crafts. Your minions are useless cattle. They cannot protect you. You cannot hide. WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE, but you'll NEVER know whether der guten soldat you hired is one of us---or not. So, to all you altruist-collectivist global citizens: "YOU WILL FIND NO JOY IN YOUR NEW WORLD ORDER."

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-- Ed (ed@lizzardranch.com), December 08, 1999

Answers

A brief glimmer of hope - if true...

-- Anonymous999 (Anonymous999@Anonymous999.xxx), December 08, 1999.

I'm in. Lets do it.

-- Billy Boy (Rakkasan101st@Aol.com), December 08, 1999.

Y2K or not....its gonna get ugly on our stomping grounds.......

-- C. Hill (pinionsmachine@hotmail.com), December 08, 1999.

A good soldier knows better than to alert the enemy. You're not for real.

-- scared of YOU (afraidtosay@home.com), December 08, 1999.

It sounds like the "green beret" has a bit too much testerone raging through his veins. Me thinketh testerone levels blindeth the man.

Global trade is imperative to the survival of America, but what is not imperative is the pork or "travel companions" that has leeched on to it as parasites:

"One World" ideology "Just in time" "Global police" "Turn the masses brown" "Distribution of overpopulated societies." And the list goes on.

If it were not for global trade we would have lost to the Soviet Union, and our standard of liivng would have plunged into a hyperinflation hell on earth lasting many generations.

Both America and the past Soviet Union were on the verge of collapse. We went one route and they another. America won against all odds.

Global trade is to our own benefit. The biggest crack or weakness we have within it is an acute and chronic decline in education. All the protectionism passed or trade treaties passed cannot save this nation from the perils of an increasingly illiterate and noncompetitive populace.

-- Paula (chowbabe@pacbell.net), December 08, 1999.



I don't think the author was going for the "World Trade" issue..i think he was talking about police state scenarios....

Also if it is real, then the author must have simply been saying "better think twice".

-- C. Hill (pinionsmachine@hotmail.com), December 08, 1999.


Paula, Don't confuse global trade with globalism. I don't think the author was refering to trade per se. The two have nothing to do with each other. USA had a robust foriegn trade in 1800. The native indians had trade routes that stretched from what is currently Minnesota to Florida (pipestone trade) and that was done on foot! Don't confuse "free trade" with true free trade. NAFTA and GATT are NOT free trade, they are managed trade, with the trade being manipulated for the benifit of the politically connected. True free trade requires the abolition of restrictive trade laws, not 1100+ pages of new ones!

Another note, true free trade can only work with a true money system, gold, period. When you get into fiat currancies and fractional reserve banking, it is very easy to manipulate your currency via banking and tax policy to artificially alter trade advantages - a strong classic example would be Japan from about mid 1950's to about 1989 with serious cracks appearing in the dam in 1978 and getting worse thereafter regardless of the putty and glue applied by Jimmy Carter and company, with a full breach occuring in the middle 1990's.

-- Ken Seger (kenseger@earthlink.net), December 08, 1999.


It is for real. Two of them were interviewed by 60 Minutes in 1994 under their conditions, on their turf and with the use of black image screen and voice scrambler. Also three star general of special forces was interviewed and stated what they were doing was within the law and on their own time. These guys are very well educated beyond their craft of employment.

-- Ed (ed@lizzardranch.com), December 08, 1999.

Resistance is futile. We are the Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile, resistance is futile

-- Hugh (oneofseven@nextgen.com), December 08, 1999.

In case the phrase in the law confuses anybody, the Constitution is basically a contract, each side has obligations. If one side breaks the contract the other side is not obligated to fulfill their end of the bargain. Ie., if I contract with a painter to paint my house, and he fails to do so, I have no obligation to pay him. If Clinton signs an executive order or presidential decision directive obligating all women aged 18-23 to perform sex work for the public good they can either lie down meekly or stand firm and express the rights and kill any bastard that tries to rape them.

-- Ken Seger (kenseger@earthlink.net), December 08, 1999.


Non-resistance is cowardice. We are True Americans. We will die before assimilation. Non-resistance is cowardice, non-resistance is cowardice.

-- ~***~ (~***~@earth.ebe), December 08, 1999.

The Constitution is NOT a contract. It is a limited delegation of enumerated authority for specified purposes and within a certain jurisdiction. A contract is a transaction between two equals involving an exchange and a consideration.

The Constitution emerged from the "social compact," (which differs from a "contract.") A compact is where equal parties surrender the same thing in exchange for the same equivalent. e.g. I give up my natural right to act individually to right a wrong against me in exchange for a civil right to sue in court and have society punish.

Half the stuff that the federal executive and Congress does, they have no delegated authority to do. More than half the laws passed by Congress rely on "buying" jurisdiction from the States through strings on money. We are awash in Executive Orders that stray into legislation. Our federal agencies make new law simply by publishing in the Federal Register. Then they have their own courts to adjudicate enforce it. (So much for separation of the 3 branches.) The Constitution is nullified by the use of external treaties and conventions as a source of power and authority.

The federal government - has widely usurped its authority as our appointed agents. Look at the Constitution as similar to a limited power of attorney. Would you tolerate this type of abuse from your attorney?

-- ohsay (ohsay@canyou.see), December 08, 1999.


This guy is a jerk and he and his ilk will find that their guns and the killing skill will have no part in the new world. The USA is bankrupt because we wiped out our natural resources to satisfy our greed...and of course we were the second worst of racists, especially to our captured black slaves. I didn't and would never have served in Vietnam...more greedy racism by our masters and their misinformed minions like the author of this thread. The survivors of this will need to love the earth and eachother. Not to say I don't have weapons to put this dude down if in his starvation he comes around my organic paradise.

-- Sand Man (greenandcivil@earth.net), December 08, 1999.

Aaahhh! The pinko-commie-hippie-West Coast Liberal Rears his/her dirty longhaired unwashed head!! A hippie with a gun....who woulda ever thought...tsk tsk tsk.

-- Billy Boy (Rakkasan101st@Aol.com), December 09, 1999.

Yup. Sand Man would kill to defend a turnip but burn the Constitution. Liberals suffer from 'theory fever'. Luckily, they have the rest of us to defend their right to publicly pontificate, as they are generally unwilling to do so.

God Bless America.

-- Will continue (farming@home.com), December 09, 1999.



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