Deep Knight Tells All
Most of you who have read the Somali (Somalian? Somalite?) pirate story have felt that something is wrong. Maybe it’s the fact that none of the pirates wore eye patches, didn’t call each other “matey,” and there were no talking parrots. These keen observations show your spiritual growth and lead to the question, “what really happened?” Could it be they’re guarding the Somali Stargate, are they trying to build a large orgone generator, or are they looking for fuel for their Zero Point Module?
Well, the answer is simple. Once more it all centers around Somali Ambassador Leo Wanta.
The main stream media would have you believe that Somalia is hell on earth and the people are starving all because they’re a lawless area without government. But ask yourself, what causes all the problems (no NESARA announcements, no packie deliveries, no first contact with UFOs) in America. That’s right, it’s the government. So, Somalia which has no government must be heaven on earth.
Since it can’t be starvation or money that motivates these pirates, it must be national pride. What would insult our national pride more than one of our ambassadors being kept from cashing in on the trillions he/she/it earned while doing our nation’s business? I mean besides groups teabagging in public on tax day? Nothing, of course!
The Somali pirates, who read these internet sites daily, let their anger at Ambassador Wanta’s treatment boil over until they decided to get his money back a $million at a time! These brave patriots are doing what Christopher Story and Rayelan refused to do, collect real cash for poor Leo! I suggest we put them onto the tasks of funding Farm Claims, fixing Mark Huber’s plumbing, and announcing NESARA too! If the government really wants to stop them (and they don't) they would start by releasing Wanta's funds and our long-awaited packies today! Oh yeah, and having Bellringer tea-bagged by a rabid pitbull on live TV!
In Love & Light - Deep Knight
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Thousands of dolphins block Somali pirates when they were trying to attack Chinese merchant ships
Posted By: Rayelan <Send E-Mail>
Date: Tuesday, 14-Apr-2009 22:30:33 Hmmm... What do the Dolphin know about the Chinese that would have them come to THEIR aid? Maybe the dolphin will handle the "pirate" problem. IMO... this "pirate" problem is just a way to divert our attention from what is really happening here at home.
The Chinese merchant ships escorted by a China's fleet sailed on the Gulf of Aden when they met some suspected pirate ships. Thousands of dolphins suddenly leaped out of water between pirates and merchants when the pirate ships headed for the China's.
The suspected pirates ships stopped and then turned away. The pirates could only lament their littleness before the vast number of dolphins. The spectacular scene continued for a while.
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Reader Responds: Somali Pirate "Staged Event"
Posted By: RumorMail
Date: Wednesday, 15-Apr-2009 14:44:14
In Response To: Thousands of dolphins block Somali pirates when they were trying to attack Chinese merchant ships (Rayelan) Somali Pirate "Staged Event"
Hi HRaylen
I want to thank Hobie for posting my thoughts on the "Manufactured Pirate Event" earlier today. I know there is something conspiratorial there because the operation seemed too clean with a much too convenient happy ending.
There must be some connection with Somalia/Kenya/Dubai and the Muslim world to maufacture this "crisis" to benefit Obama so we "trust" him. How can we trust him when he has lied about everything including adopting a "shelter" dog when all along he was planning to get a dog from Ted Kennedy!
Obama seems like an amateur liar, at best being manipulated by forces that he trusts but doesn't understand. I can see right though it and I hope your readers can look beyond the standard MSM stories and see how easily this particular "story" could have been "manufactured."
Who knows what happened? Maybe the "pirates" were taken hostage by the Maersk company and then killed at a convenient time to further the lie and bring the story to a "heroic" conclusion?
At any rate, something about this story isn't right. We've all been manipulated into thinking we've witnessed a "patriotic" event, when clearly it was staged as a "political" event.
P
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Thousands of dolphins block Somali pirates when they were trying to attack Chinese merchant ships
Posted By: Rayelan <Send E-Mail>
Date: Tuesday, 14-Apr-2009 22:30:33 Hmmm... What do the Dolphin know about the Chinese that would have them come to THEIR aid? Maybe the dolphin will handle the "pirate" problem. IMO... this "pirate" problem is just a way to divert our attention from what is really happening here at home.
The Chinese merchant ships escorted by a China's fleet sailed on the Gulf of Aden when they met some suspected pirate ships. Thousands of dolphins suddenly leaped out of water between pirates and merchants when the pirate ships headed for the China's.
The suspected pirates ships stopped and then turned away. The pirates could only lament their littleness before the vast number of dolphins. The spectacular scene continued for a while.
___________________________________________
Reader Responds: Somali Pirate "Staged Event"
Posted By: RumorMail
Date: Wednesday, 15-Apr-2009 14:44:14
In Response To: Thousands of dolphins block Somali pirates when they were trying to attack Chinese merchant ships (Rayelan) Somali Pirate "Staged Event"
Hi HRaylen
I want to thank Hobie for posting my thoughts on the "Manufactured Pirate Event" earlier today. I know there is something conspiratorial there because the operation seemed too clean with a much too convenient happy ending.
There must be some connection with Somalia/Kenya/Dubai and the Muslim world to maufacture this "crisis" to benefit Obama so we "trust" him. How can we trust him when he has lied about everything including adopting a "shelter" dog when all along he was planning to get a dog from Ted Kennedy!
Obama seems like an amateur liar, at best being manipulated by forces that he trusts but doesn't understand. I can see right though it and I hope your readers can look beyond the standard MSM stories and see how easily this particular "story" could have been "manufactured."
Who knows what happened? Maybe the "pirates" were taken hostage by the Maersk company and then killed at a convenient time to further the lie and bring the story to a "heroic" conclusion?
At any rate, something about this story isn't right. We've all been manipulated into thinking we've witnessed a "patriotic" event, when clearly it was staged as a "political" event.
P
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Re: The REAL Somali Pirate Story
Bellringer from last weekend.
JOHANN HARI: YOU ARE BEING LIED TO ABOUT PIRATES !!
Posted April 11, 2009
(January 5, 2009)
Who imagined that in 2009, the world's governments would be declaring a new War on Pirates? As you read this, the British Royal Navy - backed by the ships of more than two dozen nations, from the US to China - is sailing into Somalian waters to take on men we still picture as parrot-on-the-shoulder pantomime villains. They will soon be fighting Somalian ships and even chasing the pirates onto land, into one of the most broken countries on earth. But behind the arrr-me-hearties oddness of this tale, there is an untold scandal. The people our governments are labeling as "one of the great menace of our times" have an extraordinary story to tell -- and some justice on their side.
Pirates have never been quite who we think they are. In the "golden age of piracy" - from 1650 to 1730 - the idea of the pirate as the senseless, savage thief that lingers today was created by the British government in a great propaganda-heave. Many ordinary people believed it was false: pirates were often rescued from the gallows by supportive crowds. Why? What did they see that we can't? In his book Villains of All nations, the historian Marcus Rediker pores through the evidence to find out. If you became a merchant or navy sailor then - plucked from the docks of London's East End, young and hungry - you ended up in a floating wooden Hell. You worked all hours on a cramped, half-starved ship, and if you slacked off for a second, the all-powerful captain would whip you with the Cat O' Nine Tails. If you slacked consistently, you could be thrown overboard. And at the end of months or years of this, you were often cheated of your wages.
Pirates were the first people to rebel against this world. They mutinied against their tyrannical captains - and created a different way of working on the seas. Once they had a ship, the pirates elected their captains, and made all their decisions collectively. They shared their bounty out in what Rediker calls "one of the most egalitarian plans for the disposition of resources to be found anywhere in the eighteenth century." They even took in escaped African slaves and lived with them as equals. The pirates showed "quite clearly - and subversively - that ships did not have to be run in the brutal and oppressive ways of the merchant service and the Royal navy." This is why they were popular, despite being unproductive thieves.
The words of one pirate from that lost age - a young British man called William Scott - should echo into this new age of piracy. Just before he was hanged in Charleston, South Carolina, he said: "What I did was to keep me from perishing. I was forced to go a-pirating to live." In 1991, the government of Somalia - in the Horn of Africa - collapsed. Its nine million people have been teetering on starvation ever since - and many of the ugliest forces in the Western world have seen this as a great opportunity to steal the country's food supply and dump our nuclear waste in their seas.
Yes: nuclear waste. As soon as the government was gone, mysterious European ships started appearing off the coast of Somalia, dumping vast barrels into the ocean. The coastal population began to sicken. At first they suffered strange rashes, nausea and malformed babies. Then, after the 2005 tsunami, hundreds of the dumped and leaking barrels washed up on shore. People began to suffer from radiation sickness, and more than 300 died. Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, the UN envoy to Somalia, tells me: "Somebody is dumping nuclear material here. There is also lead, and heavy metals such as cadmium and mercury - you name it." Much of it can be traced back to European hospitals and factories, who seem to be passing it on to the Italian mafia to "dispose" of cheaply. When I asked Ould-Abdallah what European governments were doing about it, he said with a sigh: "Nothing. There has been no clean-up, no compensation, and no prevention."
At the same time, other European ships have been looting Somalia's seas of their greatest resource: seafood. We have destroyed our own fish-stocks by over-exploitation - and now we have moved on to theirs. More than $300m worth of tuna, shrimp, lobster and other sea-life is being stolen every year by vast trawlers illegally sailing into Somalia's unprotected seas. The local fishermen have suddenly lost their livelihoods, and they are starving. Mohammed Hussein, a fisherman in the town of Marka 100km south of Mogadishu, told Reuters: "If nothing is done, there soon won't be much fish left in our coastal waters."
This is the context in which the men we are calling "pirates" have emerged. Everyone agrees they were ordinary Somalian fishermen who at first took speedboats to try to dissuade the dumpers and trawlers, or at least wage a 'tax' on them. They call themselves the Volunteer Coastguard of Somalia - and it's not hard to see why. In a surreal telephone interview, one of the pirate leaders, Sugule Ali, said their motive was "to stop illegal fishing and dumping in our waters... We don't consider ourselves sea bandits. We consider sea bandits [to be] those who illegally fish and dump in our seas and dump waste in our seas and carry weapons in our seas." William Scott would understand those words.
No, this doesn't make hostage-taking justifiable, and yes, some are clearly just gangsters - especially those who have held up World Food Programme supplies. But the "pirates" have the overwhelming support of the local population for a reason. The independent Somalian news-site WardherNews conducted the best research we have into what ordinary Somalis are thinking - and it found 70 percent "strongly supported the piracy as a form of national defence of the country's territorial waters." During the revolutionary war in America, George Washington and America's founding fathers paid pirates to protect America's territorial waters, because they had no navy or coastguard of their own. Most Americans supported them. Is this so different?
Did we expect starving Somalians to stand passively on their beaches, paddling in our nuclear waste, and watch us snatch their fish to eat in restaurants in London and Paris and Rome? We didn't act on those crimes - but when some of the fishermen responded by disrupting the transit-corridor for 20 percent of the world's oil supply, we begin to shriek about "evil." If we really want to deal with piracy, we need to stop its root cause - our crimes - before we send in the gun-boats to root out Somalia's criminals.
The story of the 2009 war on piracy was best summarised by another pirate, who lived and died in the fourth century BC. He was captured and brought to Alexander the Great, who demanded to know "what he meant by keeping possession of the sea." The pirate smiled, and responded: "What you mean by seizing the whole earth; but because I do it with a petty ship, I am called a robber, while you, who do it with a great fleet, are called emperor." Once again, our great imperial fleets sail in today - but who is the robber?
POSTSCRIPT: Some commenters seem bemused by the fact that both toxic dumping and the theft of fish are happening in the same place - wouldn't this make the fish contaminated? In fact, Somalia's coastline is vast, stretching to 3300km. Imagine how easy it would be - without any coastguard or army - to steal fish from Florida and dump nuclear waste on California, and you get the idea. These events are happening in different places - but with the same horrible effect: death for the locals, and stirred-up piracy. There's no contradiction.
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JOHANN HARI: YOU ARE BEING LIED TO ABOUT PIRATES !!
Posted April 11, 2009
(January 5, 2009)
Who imagined that in 2009, the world's governments would be declaring a new War on Pirates? As you read this, the British Royal Navy - backed by the ships of more than two dozen nations, from the US to China - is sailing into Somalian waters to take on men we still picture as parrot-on-the-shoulder pantomime villains. They will soon be fighting Somalian ships and even chasing the pirates onto land, into one of the most broken countries on earth. But behind the arrr-me-hearties oddness of this tale, there is an untold scandal. The people our governments are labeling as "one of the great menace of our times" have an extraordinary story to tell -- and some justice on their side.
Pirates have never been quite who we think they are. In the "golden age of piracy" - from 1650 to 1730 - the idea of the pirate as the senseless, savage thief that lingers today was created by the British government in a great propaganda-heave. Many ordinary people believed it was false: pirates were often rescued from the gallows by supportive crowds. Why? What did they see that we can't? In his book Villains of All nations, the historian Marcus Rediker pores through the evidence to find out. If you became a merchant or navy sailor then - plucked from the docks of London's East End, young and hungry - you ended up in a floating wooden Hell. You worked all hours on a cramped, half-starved ship, and if you slacked off for a second, the all-powerful captain would whip you with the Cat O' Nine Tails. If you slacked consistently, you could be thrown overboard. And at the end of months or years of this, you were often cheated of your wages.
Pirates were the first people to rebel against this world. They mutinied against their tyrannical captains - and created a different way of working on the seas. Once they had a ship, the pirates elected their captains, and made all their decisions collectively. They shared their bounty out in what Rediker calls "one of the most egalitarian plans for the disposition of resources to be found anywhere in the eighteenth century." They even took in escaped African slaves and lived with them as equals. The pirates showed "quite clearly - and subversively - that ships did not have to be run in the brutal and oppressive ways of the merchant service and the Royal navy." This is why they were popular, despite being unproductive thieves.
The words of one pirate from that lost age - a young British man called William Scott - should echo into this new age of piracy. Just before he was hanged in Charleston, South Carolina, he said: "What I did was to keep me from perishing. I was forced to go a-pirating to live." In 1991, the government of Somalia - in the Horn of Africa - collapsed. Its nine million people have been teetering on starvation ever since - and many of the ugliest forces in the Western world have seen this as a great opportunity to steal the country's food supply and dump our nuclear waste in their seas.
Yes: nuclear waste. As soon as the government was gone, mysterious European ships started appearing off the coast of Somalia, dumping vast barrels into the ocean. The coastal population began to sicken. At first they suffered strange rashes, nausea and malformed babies. Then, after the 2005 tsunami, hundreds of the dumped and leaking barrels washed up on shore. People began to suffer from radiation sickness, and more than 300 died. Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, the UN envoy to Somalia, tells me: "Somebody is dumping nuclear material here. There is also lead, and heavy metals such as cadmium and mercury - you name it." Much of it can be traced back to European hospitals and factories, who seem to be passing it on to the Italian mafia to "dispose" of cheaply. When I asked Ould-Abdallah what European governments were doing about it, he said with a sigh: "Nothing. There has been no clean-up, no compensation, and no prevention."
At the same time, other European ships have been looting Somalia's seas of their greatest resource: seafood. We have destroyed our own fish-stocks by over-exploitation - and now we have moved on to theirs. More than $300m worth of tuna, shrimp, lobster and other sea-life is being stolen every year by vast trawlers illegally sailing into Somalia's unprotected seas. The local fishermen have suddenly lost their livelihoods, and they are starving. Mohammed Hussein, a fisherman in the town of Marka 100km south of Mogadishu, told Reuters: "If nothing is done, there soon won't be much fish left in our coastal waters."
This is the context in which the men we are calling "pirates" have emerged. Everyone agrees they were ordinary Somalian fishermen who at first took speedboats to try to dissuade the dumpers and trawlers, or at least wage a 'tax' on them. They call themselves the Volunteer Coastguard of Somalia - and it's not hard to see why. In a surreal telephone interview, one of the pirate leaders, Sugule Ali, said their motive was "to stop illegal fishing and dumping in our waters... We don't consider ourselves sea bandits. We consider sea bandits [to be] those who illegally fish and dump in our seas and dump waste in our seas and carry weapons in our seas." William Scott would understand those words.
No, this doesn't make hostage-taking justifiable, and yes, some are clearly just gangsters - especially those who have held up World Food Programme supplies. But the "pirates" have the overwhelming support of the local population for a reason. The independent Somalian news-site WardherNews conducted the best research we have into what ordinary Somalis are thinking - and it found 70 percent "strongly supported the piracy as a form of national defence of the country's territorial waters." During the revolutionary war in America, George Washington and America's founding fathers paid pirates to protect America's territorial waters, because they had no navy or coastguard of their own. Most Americans supported them. Is this so different?
Did we expect starving Somalians to stand passively on their beaches, paddling in our nuclear waste, and watch us snatch their fish to eat in restaurants in London and Paris and Rome? We didn't act on those crimes - but when some of the fishermen responded by disrupting the transit-corridor for 20 percent of the world's oil supply, we begin to shriek about "evil." If we really want to deal with piracy, we need to stop its root cause - our crimes - before we send in the gun-boats to root out Somalia's criminals.
The story of the 2009 war on piracy was best summarised by another pirate, who lived and died in the fourth century BC. He was captured and brought to Alexander the Great, who demanded to know "what he meant by keeping possession of the sea." The pirate smiled, and responded: "What you mean by seizing the whole earth; but because I do it with a petty ship, I am called a robber, while you, who do it with a great fleet, are called emperor." Once again, our great imperial fleets sail in today - but who is the robber?
POSTSCRIPT: Some commenters seem bemused by the fact that both toxic dumping and the theft of fish are happening in the same place - wouldn't this make the fish contaminated? In fact, Somalia's coastline is vast, stretching to 3300km. Imagine how easy it would be - without any coastguard or army - to steal fish from Florida and dump nuclear waste on California, and you get the idea. These events are happening in different places - but with the same horrible effect: death for the locals, and stirred-up piracy. There's no contradiction.
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'HELLO, CENTRAL!' SOMALIA PIRATES
Patrick H. Bellringer
----- Original Message -----
From: JP
To: <bellringer@fourwinds10.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 10:48 PM
Subject: Siterun Contact Request from Fourwinds10
Message:
I heard through a CIA leak that the pirates are being paid by shipping companies to hijack ships so that the companies can get insurance money. I don't know if my source was credible. Maybe you could dig up some more information.
Thanks Brother.
(Response)
FROM: Patrick H. Bellringer
TO: JP
DATE: April 27, 2009
SUBJECT: Reply
Dear JP:
Yes, this is partially true, but since Somalia has no strong government to protect their coastline, other countries are dumping nuclear wastes in Somalia waters and stealing their fish. As a result many people are becoming sick from toxins and dying, and starving for lack of fish for food. Many pirates are freedom fighters trying to save their people, but the media will not tell you this. Much of the money they get they use to help their people.
In Love and Light,
Patrick H. Bellringer
Patrick H. Bellringer
----- Original Message -----
From: JP
To: <bellringer@fourwinds10.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 10:48 PM
Subject: Siterun Contact Request from Fourwinds10
Message:
I heard through a CIA leak that the pirates are being paid by shipping companies to hijack ships so that the companies can get insurance money. I don't know if my source was credible. Maybe you could dig up some more information.
Thanks Brother.
(Response)
FROM: Patrick H. Bellringer
TO: JP
DATE: April 27, 2009
SUBJECT: Reply
Dear JP:
Yes, this is partially true, but since Somalia has no strong government to protect their coastline, other countries are dumping nuclear wastes in Somalia waters and stealing their fish. As a result many people are becoming sick from toxins and dying, and starving for lack of fish for food. Many pirates are freedom fighters trying to save their people, but the media will not tell you this. Much of the money they get they use to help their people.
In Love and Light,
Patrick H. Bellringer
"Follow the Money"