ZetaTalk: Government

cannot be printed by claiming

the material a national security issue. Any discussion of Planet X viewed in the skies is, for instance, considered a

national security issue and forbidden. But they cannot dictate what the media is to print. They can only request. When

the media gets contradictory statements from official sources on what not to print, they go on the safe side and print

nothing. This stops Bush and Cheney from sending little notes to the media telling them to give front page coverage to

a martial law announcement. This would be questioned. What kind of stature does a president have if he must use this

route? A press conference where Bush might attempt an announcement would have the president's microphone go dead

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ZetaTalk: Executive Orders

halfway into such a sentence, with some announcement about 'electrical problems and the need to sweep the area for

bombs' ending the press conference, with Bush escorted indoors under guard.

If the White House is being blocked to such an extent, what next? There is steady erosion of the White House stance

by the press, questions about Bush's sanity made increasingly. There is also an increase in investigations into past

criminal activity by Cheney, who could be charged by Fitzgerald almost instantly, putting him out of operation as a

replacement president. The fall-back option is to have both Bush and Cheney, or one or the other, assassinated. These

and many other options are being discussed daily by the contingent that knows the White House to be a criminal

enterprise. We have mentioned that when the crimes are so huge, that it is difficult to broach the subject. Nixon merely

was complicit in breaking and entering. Bush, Cheney and Rove stole national elections, and when this was known to

many in the federal government, the government said nothing! Bush and Cheney started an illicit war, knowingly lying

about the cause for war, a treasonous affair. Yet for years the Republican Congress ignored this and defended the

criminals. 911 was surely not done by a group of Arabs with box cutters, the evidence on other insiders assisting them

overwhelming, yet the Justice Department conducts no investigations. More difficult than explaining why Bush and

Cheney must be removed will be explaining why nothing was done about it for years! Does one go into blackmail and

pedophilia? Does one arrest everyone who knew and did nothing?

Impeachment proceedings are not brought for two reasons. One is that they would take months to complete, and there

are enough Republicans in Congress to prevent success via this route. They would claim political motives for the

charges, so all the dirty laundry would have to be aired to gain more votes, and this is something no one wants to do.

Second, such proceedings might cause Bush or Cheney to act abruptly, and it is hoped that quietly blocking them will

continue as the status quo. Thus the contingent that is blocking Bush and Cheney feels they must select out some

criminal activity, but not reveal all. Just when this will happen, or if it will happen at all, is in the hands of man and

could go in many directions. Blocking Bush and Cheney may occur all the way until the pole shift or the 2008 election

puts new management in charge. Cheney may have a fatal heart attack, with someone more compliant to the rule of

law placed into the VP position. Bush may simply give up, falter in the fight, and become an outright drunk, needing

to be replaced. There are many options. A public arrest of the White House criminals is unlikely to happen unless the

fight breaks out into the public view, which given the urgency Bush feels, just might happen!

White House Tells CIA To Resume Secret Prison Interrogation 'Methods'

July 21, 2007

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/21/

The White House said Friday that it had given the Central Intelligence Agency approval to resume

its use of some severe interrogation methods for questioning terrorism suspects in secret prisons

overseas. With the new authority, administration officials said the CIA. could proceed with an

interrogation program that had been in limbo since the Supreme Court ruled last year that all

prisoners in American captivity be treated in accordance with Geneva Convention prohibitions

against humiliating and degrading treatment. The new list of techniques has been approved by the

Justice Department as not violating the Geneva strictures, a step that Congress insisted on last

October when it passed the Military Commissions Act, which formally authorized the CIA program.

Court Tells U.S. to Reveal Data on Detainees at Guantanamo

July 21, 2007

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/21/us/21gitmo.html?hp

A three-judge panel of the federal appeals court in Washington unanimously rejected a government

effort to limit the information it must turn over to the court and lawyers for the detainees.

Expanding Claim of Executive Authority, White House Official tells Paper Staff can't be Charged

July 20, 2007

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/White_House_to_Congress_You_cant_0720.html

Administration officials argued yesterday that Congress has no power to force a U.S. attorney to