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Friday, June 10, 2011


THE 13 BLOODLINES OF THE ILLUMINATI...





By Fritz Springmeier



Satan is the god of this evil world (2nd Corinthians 4:4). As such, Satan needs a way to control it. This is accomplish through demon-possessed Luciferians, occultists and Satanists who carry out Satan's bidding. The Bible refers to these sinister people, their agendas, and their evil works in Ephesians 6:12 as, “spiritual wickedness in high places.”









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Who really controls world events from behind-the-scene?







Years of extensive research and investigation have gone into this massively documented work. In this 624 page, large format book, Fritz Springmeier discloses mind-boggling facts and never before revealed truths about the top Illuminati dynasties.







You’ll learn of the secretive, Chinese Li family, which operates with impunity in the U.S.A. and around the world.







Along the way you’ll find out,



why President John F. Kennedy and actress Grace Kelly were killed



who created the United Nations



who controls the two major U.S. political parties



how the Rothschilds invented and control modern-day Israel



who secretly founded false religions such as the Jehovah’s Witnesses,



...and much, much more. A literal encyclopedia of rare, unbelievable information!







Discover the amazing role these bloodlines have played - and are now wielding - in human history, with family names such as:



Contents



The Astor Bloodline



The Bundy Bloodline



The Collins Bloodline



The DuPont Bloodline



The Freeman Bloodline



The Kennedy Bloodline


FAIR USE NOTICE GRANTED

The 13 Bloodlines






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Tuesday, June 07, 2011

Painting of Congressman Benjamin Tallmadge by ...Image via Wikipedia



The Culper Gang -  The first CIA...









The Culper Gang: The first CIA - Citizens Information Agency.

June 27, 1779 -- George Washington to Benjamin Tallmadge

In 1778, at Washington's orders Benjamin Tallmadge organized a spy network in New York City, the heart of the British forces. Tallmadge was to take all precautions that this ring would be extremely secret; in fact, it was so secrets that Washington did not even know who the men in the spy ring were. Robert Townsend, Abraham Woodhull, Austin Roe, Anna Strong, and Caleb Brewster made up this ring, and the code name for it was Samuel Culper.

The central figure, Robert Townsend, code name Culper Junior, was a society reporter for an American newspaper and the owner of a small dry goods store in New York City. The newspaper gave him access to social functions all over town, where he could talk to British soldiers, without having them assume anything. The dry goods store gave him access to people in and outside the city who were in need of goods and, sometimes, a little extra information.

In order to pass information from New York City to George Washington in up-state New York without being caught, the Culpers created an elaborate scheme. It was so elaborate that at times it acted to their detriment. The way it worked is this: as Townsend gathered information about the British soldiers in New York City, Austin Roe would drop by the store every once in a while to buy goods for people on Long Island. At the store, Roe would put in a request in writing from a John Bolton. Bolton was the code name for Tallmadge. Townsend would give Roe the requested goods and Roe would leave. Then Townsend would sneak out back when no one was looking, and run up to his small room, close to the shop. There he would read what Tallmadge had written and answer the letter. Roe would show up again at Townsend's room and take the letter back with the answers. Hiding the letter within the package, Roe, a courageous man, not afraid of riding great distances, would ride as fast as he could the 110 miles to Setauket, New York where he would hand off the letter at its first stop.

Once in Setauket, Roe dropped the letter off in a pre-arranged drop box in a field belonging to Abraham Woodhull, whose code name was Culper Senior. After Roe had gone, Woodhull would enter the field and pick up the letter. Woodhull would add his own information to it, and then look across the bay to see where Anna Strong had place her black petticoat on the line. This petticoat would let Woodhull know that Caleb Brewster had arrived in his whaleboat to take the letter across the bay. The number of handkerchiefs on the clothesline would tell Woodhull where exactly Brewster was hiding, or which cove he was in along the shore. Under cover of darkness, Woodhull would sneak to the cove and give Brewster the message.

Brewster would row back across Devil's Belt to Fairfield, Connecticut and give Benjamin Tallmadge, who would be waiting on his horse on the other side, the letter. Finally, in a series of mounted dragoons, posted every fifteen miles the letter would be passed all the way to Washington in New Windsor, New York.

The scheme worked well most of the time, but Washington's letter, dated June 27, 1779, signifies the dangers of this circuitous route. Tallmadge was on his way from Washington's headquarters to drop this letter off with one of the Culpers. Townsend, who knew he was coming, attempted to warn Tallmadge about possible raids into Connecticut. Woodhull forwarded the message with his own similar warning, but Tallmadge did not receive the warnings. Instead, he and some ninety troops were near Bedford, New York at Poundridge when they were attacked at dawn by Lord Roudon's Light Horse and a body of light infantry. Tallmadge lost his horse and most importantly his secret papers from Washington, including this letter, to be sent to the Culpers. The "private letter" mentions the Culpers by code, fortunately not revealing their true identity, which no one knew but Tallmadge. The letter also mentioned a George Higday, who was going to help the ring, but as a result of the letter's loss, Higday was not able to join. Instead, Washington made sure that he was notified quickly of his discovery, and although Higday's place was raided, the British found no papers because he had had time to destroy all evidence.

After this incident, Tallmadge added a few more security measures to the letters by including invisible ink and codes. Woodhull, Townsend, Tallmadge, and Washington were the only ones who had the coded dictionary and invisible ink. Washington's letter, as a result of being captured by the British, ended up in Henry Clinton's private collection.

And there are some today that believe the Culper gang still exists!

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Saturday, June 12, 2010

Official presidential portrait of Barack Obama...Image via Wikipedia
The US and Cuba to hold immigration talks in Washington within days...




HAVANA – The United States and Cuba have agreed to hold immigration talks in Washington within days, a U.S. official said Saturday, the first since a similar meeting in Havana in February.



The talks scheduled for Friday are intended to monitor adherence to a 16-year-old agreement under which the United States issues 20,000 visas to Cubans a year, though in the past the sides have used the meeting to delve into more contentious issues.



In the last round of talks, U.S. diplomats pressed Cuba to release Alan Gross, a jailed American contractor that Cuba has accused of spying. Gross has been jailed for more than 6 months without charge.



The American delegation also met with dissidents in Havana, raising the ire of Cuban officials.



The latest round of talks will take place at an as-yet undetermined location in Washington, Gloria Berbena, a spokeswoman for the U.S Interests Section in Havana, told The Associated Press. The U.S. maintains the Interests Section instead of an embassy.



After a brief period of hope that U.S. President Barack Obama would usher in a new era of rapprochement with America's longtime Caribbean foe, relations between the United States and Cuba have been on a downward trajectory for some months.



Fidel Castro, once a grudging admirer of the president, has been harshly critical lately of everything from Obama's work at global climate change talks, to America's backing of Israel, to the use of American soldiers as part of relief efforts in quake-ravaged Haiti.



Cuba was particularly angry when Washington included the island on a list of state sponsors of terrorism back in December.



For its part, U.S. officials have made clear that there is little hope for improved relations while Cuba holds Gross. They have also continued to call on Fidel and his brother, President Raul Castro, to open up the island's political system to democratic reform. Cuba insists that the U.S. drop its 48-year trade embargo and stop meddling in the island's internal affairs.



Despite the lukewarm relations, there have been far more contacts between U.S. and Cuban officials than in years past. The State Department confirmed bilateral talks a few weeks ago on how to respond to the Gulf oil spill, which could threaten Cuban shores. And American and Cuban officials have met to discuss ways to coordinate aid to Haiti.


Acknowledgements: Associated Press


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