Reply by Nancy Lieder 2 hours ago You probably saw this news item about the House stenographer, one Diane Reidy, who was pulled off the House floor while they were voting to pass the Senate deal that would re-open the government. According to the NY Times, she shouted “The greatest deception here is this is not one nation under God. It never was, it would not have been. The Constitution would not have been written by Freemasons that go against God. However, we now have some new evidence that makes the story even more bizarre; apparently, the audiotape that was supposedly copied by NPR and used by Fox News and other mainstream news sources was actually over-dubbed from what she was shouting as she was being taken aboard an elevator moments later. Beyond the fact the outburst was odd to begin with, even considering the stress she had to endure over the shut-down, can the Zetas comment on what was at the root of this incident and why it had to be covered up with a lie? Sign of things to come, until the announcement? (Watch the video that clearly shows the comments being uttered at the elevator, NOT on the House floor, while Fox has the comments over- dubbed to show them happening on the floor.) [and from another] truthstreammedia/what-really-happened-when-the-house-ste... The mainstream media obviously dubbed the part of the outburst that happened after Reidy was already pulled off the floor to the elevators over the part where she’s up at the podium. This leaves the majority of TV viewers thinking that’s what she actually said up there (even though you can hear the elevator ding as she’s being pulled off the floor in the Fox News report. A guy says something to her, nods, then she gets up almost robotically and goes straight to the podium. Notice as she’s yelling, that guy isn’t even looking up at her right away in surprise like everyone else. [and from another] thedailysheeple/house-stenographer-outburst-as-senat... As the House voted to pass the Senate deal at the last possible minute to temporarily keep the government afloat for a little while longer, it was accompanied by a bizarre outburst from the floor stenographer. [and from another] nytimes/news/fiscal-crisis/2013/10/16/disruption-on-... “The greatest deception here is this is not one nation under God. It never was,” the stenographer said as she was carried off the House floor, through the speaker’s lobby and into the hall. “It would not have been. The Constitution would not have been written by Freemasons that go against God.” SOZT This House stenographer’s outburst occurred during a House vote considered crucial to the Tea Party’s drive to wrest control of government by hostage taking. It was a planned disruption, with the outcome hoped to put the voting process on hold while chaos ensued. This of course did not happen. A delay in the vote would have forced the US into a potential default, which is just what the Tea Party hoped. If the US could not borrow funds, the nation would need to stop all their social services, such is their thinking. To the Tea Party, the Bible should be the Constitution, and Freemasons are free thinkers, not Godly. EOZT Reply by Na
Posted on: Sat, 26 Oct 2013 13:58:02 +0000
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