Student Questioning Kerry About Skull & Bones Is Tasered
Elaine Meinel Supkis
The universities in America are now the staging ground for communist-style repression. The denial of tenure to a professor who dragged the Zionist war machine into the public eye, the cancellation of the Rachael Corrie play about a peaceful demonstrator murdered by the Israeli army, the tasering of a library student in San Diego and now this, the most disgusting display of dysutopian brutality: a student is tasered for taking Skull and Bonesman, Kerry, to task for throwing in the towel in the last election! I will explain how Kerry has debased himself and how the entire Democratic Party has descended into anti-democratic, anti-constitutional hell along with the neo-fascist Republicans.
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Kerry was supposedly answering questions at the University of Florida. Our rulers hate being taken to task for their many failings. The student, Andrew, was about as loud as I get in public. When he pushed for more than a mealy-mouthed bluster, he was instantly jumped by the cops who then brutalized him hideously.
Two University of Florida police officers have been placed on leave with pay after using an electronic stun gun to subdue a student who was questioning Sen. John Kerry at a campus forum, the school's president said Tuesday.The Florida Division of Law Enforcement will investigate Monday's arrest of student Andrew Meyer, said J. Bernard Machen. Machen called the incident "regretful for us."
"The thing that I regret is that civil dialogue and civil discourse did not happen," Machen said. "That's fundamental to a university campus. Why it didn't happen is what we're trying to sort out."
During Monday's forum, Meyer came to the microphone to question why the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee from Massachusetts did not contest his loss to President Bush in the pivotal state of Ohio over allegations that African-American voters were disenfranchised, why he did not support Bush's impeachment and whether he belonged to the Yale University secret society Skull and Bones, as Bush did.
When this brave young man questioned this ruling elitist pig about the Skull and Bones, he got jumped. I repeat, when he asked about the Skull and Bones he was physically attacked by the cops and as far as I can see, Kerry just stood there. He called for the OTHERS to not interfere with the supression of someone asking important questions. Indeed, this boring recital by one of the world's most boring politicians was upstaged by this brave student who probably read about all the skeletons in Kerry's closet online.
I cannot tell everyone how much I hate the Skull and Bones. It was launched partially by one of my direct ancestors, Henry Steele. I must say, the intersection between lightning and his involvement in founding this magic coven is very queer and has affected my own upbringing. I have many connections to the Skull and Bones and they hate me and I hate them and they know it and they hope no one listens to me when I say, they are practicing black magic and pray for the death of democracy!
Their magic number is 322 and any combination thereof. 323 is when Alexander the Great suddenly died at a young age in...BAGHDAD. 322 is when democracy died in Athens. Kerry is pretending to be protecting democracy yet when he was asked about 322, he said he didn't know anything which was a total lie. When Bush was asked about the Skull and Bones, he pretended he didn't know if it still existed. When Yale is asked about Geronimo's skull, they clam up. The fact that Yale allows the devil spawn of the elites to run a CRYPT that is sealed off from all intrusions by the school as well as the police and there, they COMMIT CRIMES like grave robbing...my god.
These monsters are dead center in the darkest chambers of the pulsating heart of the Outer Darkness that is the Soul of the Ruling Class. According to witnesses, on April 15th at midnight, they initiate the new pledges who have to salute the Devil that is Death and they basically promise to serve His Satanic Majesty.
When Bush was running the first time, I and others raised a huge stink online about all this. The Apache indians in Arizona even enlisted me in their efforts to regain Geronimo's skull. Bush's uncle, Ned, gave them a skull via McCain (hisssss---making the sign of the Evil Eye here...) who handed it to them and the University of Arizona ran tests on it and said....IT WAS A CHILD'S SKULL.'
I was flabbergasted. Horrified. I said, 'Whose child? Where did these creeps get this skull???' McCain gave it back to Ned Bush!!!!!
MY GOD. I was called a fool for yelling about this. To this day, we don't know how these creeps got this skull and what monstrous things they did with it afterwards. And they are refusing to talk about Geronomo's skull.
No wonder this student was tasered. He talked about verboten things. Kerry didn't fly off the stage to defend him. Kerry didn't tell the cops to lay off. Nope. He stood there and told everyone to do NOTHING while obvious police brutality was going on!
I have spoken in public in the past more than once. One time, Al Sharpton wanted to clip me a tad so when I was in Bed-Stuy in NYC talking to a minority crowd and I was the only white person in the auditorium, Al's gang came in and began to chant, 'She is with the KKK.' I laughed and said, 'I forgot to bring my designer bed sheets!'
Then an elderly man stood up and said, 'If she is in the KKK then I am the Grand Dragon!' Everyone laughed and I continued my speech and even invited Al onstage.
I KNOW that Kerry could have taken positive steps to protect this student. And I believe he didnt' because he WANTED to see this poor kid punished for talking about verboten things! The rulers go to great lengths to mock anyone talking about their damned magic numbers and magic spells. This is a top priority for them. The idea that they get to have things happen on 'unlucky for you, lucky for the Skull and Bones' days is highest importance to them.
The nasty, snarly mess of 9/11 has everything to do with them having a host of magic number elements converge on a High Unholy Day. The hyper-magic of that day is incredible and it still disturbs the ruling elites as well as myself. People drive themselves crazy imagining all sorts of mechanisms for that day like bombs going off or missiles being fired but won't consider the heavy magic that went into that event.
Unlike in the sixties or even the early nineties when the ability to pass on information was still very limited, today, anyone can easily access tons of information about the Skull and Bones and their ilk. The fact that despite this, our last damn 'election' was between two nasty, evil monsters who lay in coffins while chanting to the worst of the Demons in Hell, was not discussed by the media or the candidates who lied about everything, anyway.
Well, the game is over, Kerry. You and Bush should be put on trial for war crimes and hung. And the chants of 'The Hangman is Death!' will ring in your ears!
The universities are prison camps where dissent is crushed and dissenters sent to Siberia. Free exchange of thoughts and examination of politically important information and philosophy are crushed with brutal force. We lost our Constitution in December, 2000. Since then, it gets only worse and worse. I don't see Kerry and his slimey buddies in the Senate making even one move to restore ANY of our Constitutional rights. Gitmo still runs, a Soviet prison camp in Cuba, Padilla was tried in a Kangaroo court after years of torture and convicted of THOUGHT CRIMES. And the new Attorney General is a rank Zionist who wants to reduce America to the same level as Israel where there are no rights, only privilages.
I warned the left years ago, if Israel has no Constitution, America will end up with no Constitution! And I warned everyone, once we tear this thing up, restoring it is much harder. And the brutality rained upon the head of an innocent student questioning Skull and Bonesman Kerry the Killer in Vietnam comes as no surprise in our present police state.
Kerry better stand up in the Senate and demand all this be undone...hahaha. Fat chance. The least he can do is give me the key to the Crypt at Yale and let me go inside and poke around. I bet I can find more than one skeleton in that dark closet.
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I agree with nearly everything you said here, Elaine, but I don't think you are correct to suggest that Kerry be held accountable for what happened. It seems paranoiac to think the police were somehow instructed to intercept anyone asking certain questions, such as the questions about skull and bones. These police did not behave in a professional manner, they've made a big mistake, and rest assured they will be punished.
As I watched the video, I wondered how I would have reacted if I had been in the audience. Would I have vaulted over some chairs and started throwing punches at the officers? Could I have sat idly by? It all took place very quickly - the video clip lasts less than a minute and a half...I'm really pissed off by it, and stirred up, but I doubt I am so hair-trigger that without the foreknowledge that the student would be tasered( which was the worst part to watch) I might have tried to keep calm and keep things calm, and so here again I can't really fault Kerry, because that's what he was doing.
Posted by: Yusef | September 18, 2007 at 11:41 PM
Elaine, I very much enjoy and appreciate your blog. I am in agreement with much of what you write and have learned from your writings, but his time I must disagree.
The security officers, or cops or what ever they were have a responsibility to protect senator Kerry. According to news reports i read the student was on his fifth question and would not release the microphone to the next questioner. He appears to have been directed to move on and refused.
The student resisted arrest. Maybe the arrest was justified maybe it was not but the place to contest that is before a judge, not in a wrestling match with the cops. If the student had used passive resistance and simply sat down and refused to move his case would be tenable.
But as the young man moved towards the camera into the aisle and took steps towards senator Kerry he represented a potential threat against the senator. Was there a weapon on his person or within the book in his hand? If the senator had been attacked, Kerry supporters and others, would have rightly raised the question 'how come a democrat who challenged Bush for the presidency was not protected in Florida of all places.
The student asked a good question about skull and bones and it seemed Kerry wanted to answer it. But I side with the cops on this one.
Posted by: michael savoca | September 19, 2007 at 01:14 AM
Youre kidding me michael......watch the friggen video link below before you embarrass yourself with rantings based upon "news reports i read".....no wonder the USA is heading down the toilet.... "But as the young man moved towards the camera into the aisle and took steps towards senator Kerry he represented a potential threat against the senator".....is this for real??????
Police Taser Student During Kerry Forum
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http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article18418.htm
Posted by: Greg | September 19, 2007 at 02:04 AM
I guess then that any person who moves toward a senator or government official can now tasered, because after all, said person may have a gun or other weapon or even be thinking something that is now outlawed.
I would not have sat idly by, although I do understand very well the human condition to not risk one's own person to help another. No one stepped forward to help me when I once confronted three muggers in McDonalds after they stole my wallet from behind me.
What gibberish. I no longer believe Kerry ever served in any war. Like Bush, he is a coward.
Posted by: DeVaul | September 19, 2007 at 11:03 AM
"When this brave young man questioned this ruling elitist pig about the Skull and Bones, he got jumped."
I think the problem occurred when he passed from quesrioning to speechmaking. And I very much doubt the subject had anything to do with it.
That having been said, Taser-ing is a bit extreme. They could have just as easily marched him out of there the way Cindy Sheehan gets marched out of places.
"The student, Andrew, was about as loud as I get in public."
Ever been tasered in public?
"And I believe he didnt' because he WANTED to see this poor kid punished for talking about verboten things!"
Well, damn. You also believe in magical-numberology and Outer Darknesses and all sorts of other wierd stuff.
"I warned the left years ago..."
And then what happened?
Posted by: JSmith | September 19, 2007 at 11:23 AM
When I watched the videos, I, too, was struck by way the police moved in as if cued by something the student said. (though I thought it was triggered by his questioning the validity of the 2004 election). He was certainly disruptive - many even cheered when he was prevented from ranting on. But why not get bouncers and simply remove him? Because this isn't about ensuring free discourse or defending against a threat. Meyer was clearly annoying, but no danger to anybody except himself. This spectacle was a demonstration of control. Tasering is a perfectly acceptable practice for a police state tasked with domination and ensuring control.
CNN reports today 70 yr old Betty Perry has been arrested for not watering her lawn. Actually, once again it's for resisting the authority of the police. And I'll bet anything, the independent investigation into Meyer's tasering will replicate Perry's: "the police department said the situation could have been handled differently. But the city attorney still is pressing charges...A state investigation found that Officer James Flygare acted properly in arresting Perry after trying to get her to cooperate."
In February 2008, the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) gets implemented,ยจ the gist of which is that you will need permission from the United States Government (Department of Homeland Security) to travel on any air or sea vessel that goes to, from or through the U.S."
IT'S ALL ABOUT CONTROL. We're building and privatising prisons in preparation. This is extremely ominous for life here in the good ol' USA if you care about freedom.
Posted by: krn | September 19, 2007 at 12:36 PM
Clearly he was arrested unjustly, and very brutally after he reacted to the unjust arrest. There were absolutely no need to taser him, since they had him down on the floor with maybe 8-10 PO's around him.
People cheering the arrest initially, and doing nothing as they roughed him up, was the worst part.
I think the questions he asked were good, and I wonder if Kerry will ever answer them.
Probably not....
The US has become a true fascist state, and it is only in the early days.
Posted by: Neuro Artist | September 19, 2007 at 02:44 PM
Yes, "speechmaking". That thing protected by the First Amendment.
Kerry violated the rules of the forum. It is a question AND answer session. He has no right to not answer a question when he is being paid by the public to do so. If he wants complete privacy, he should resign his senate seat.
Our government officials believe they no longer must answer any question we ask of them. When no answer is forthcoming, then we have the right to answer for them, i.e. "speechmaking". If the government official disagrees, let him state so and why.
All you have to do to really understand this video is watch the man in the background motioning with his hand to cut the camera or whatever and then imagine the police officers wearing red coats with white striped belts and triconer hats. This is what our ancestors had to deal with.
Apparently, the other students in the room were too timid to face off against the king's men. Pretty sad.
Posted by: DeVaul | September 19, 2007 at 02:49 PM
"Yes, 'speechmaking'. That thing protected by the First Amendment. Kerry violated the rules of the forum. It is a question AND answer session."
"That thing" depends on the venue. If you ask three or four or five questions back-to-back, without waiting for the person to answer, you aren't asking questions any more. You're up on a soapbox enjoying the dulcet tones of your own voice - and it isn't even your soapbox. As R. Reagan once famously put it, "I paid for this microphone."
Far too many people think "free speech" menas "free of charge". If you want to make a point, go rent a bullhorn.
Posted by: JSmith | September 19, 2007 at 02:56 PM
Well, my great teacher, this Jewish peacenik guy, once gave me a tour of the Yale campus. And he pointed out a distinctly evil little brick (as I remember) building, which he said was a black spot upon all of Yale that would ruin all of it, one day. My great teacher was at that time the person with the highest mathematics score on the various big tests who had ever lived. He wouldn't have been much of a great teacher, except he had me as his student. But he did. I am no egoist about all this, mind you. It doesn't even take much to be a great teacher, but luck.
But yeah, I've seen the dark tower. Its heroes are assholes. I would not go near it. I have my own franchises that need attending to.
Posted by: blues | September 19, 2007 at 04:53 PM
I have made many speeches in public. I also have fast reflexes. It takes me about half a second to react. The young man cried for help...as he moved towards Kerry. He was content to stand still until he was attacked from behind.
Kerry did NOT tell the cops to stop. And so what if the young man hogged the mike?
I have had to deal with this MANY times in the past! Hell's bells, even violent men trying to attack me, I invite onstage! One guy wanted to tell me he wanted to kill Vietnamese. I agreed and told him killing could be sporting good fun. I even offered to have a toe to toe fist fight and would let him throw the first blow, this being legal for me to then knock him good.
He laughed, shook my hand and then happily sat on the stage for the rest of my speech.
Seriously, I have been threatened...more than once. And won over everyone by showing moxie. Poor Martin Luther King was ambushed, of course, the people opposing him couldn't confront him face to face, a great man, a great man.
Posted by: Elaine Meinel Supkis | September 19, 2007 at 08:54 PM
Kerry certainly DOES NOT have fast reflexes. In fact, that's the whole problem that has dogged this poor bastard for a lifetime. He condemned the stupid assault on the poor ranter after the fact. But he was unable to deal with it in the here and now. Typical Kerry non-move.
Posted by: blues | September 20, 2007 at 12:42 AM
Ahhh, yes; JSmith. Our own little resident Bushbot.
You are a total choad, pal.
I personally think it's high time the citizenry rises up against the fascist state.
And it says a lot about today's youth that they just stood there while all this happened. They're too busy lapping up Algore's politically-correct global-warming bullshit to realize what's going on all around them. (It's the SUN, folks, not the SUV. Get a grip. This one's out of our hands.)
The "Left" is a joke. The "Right" is a joke. One isn't a bigger joke than the other; they're BOTH complete and utter wastes of time.
The thinking (wo)man is the most endangered species on the planet, and it's being hunted to extinction by both "sides." It's high time we started hunting the hunters. Our very survival is at stake.
Posted by: John | September 20, 2007 at 01:35 AM
Yes "War on thinkers" would be a more accurate term...
JSmith is a good foot soldier, probably doesn't even know it...
Posted by: Neuro Artist | September 20, 2007 at 03:03 AM
"Hell's bells, even violent men trying to attack me, I invite onstage! One guy wanted to tell me he wanted to kill Vietnamese. I agreed and told him killing could be sporting good fun. I even offered to have a toe to toe fist fight and would let him throw the first blow, this being legal for me to then knock him good.
He laughed, shook my hand and then happily sat on the stage for the rest of my speech."
Elaine, that is the way to handle it. My first thought on hearing/seeing the taser incident is how differently - and effectively - Al Franken (or somebody with their wits about them!) would handle it.
I thought of Franken b/c I was listening to his radio show once when he was on the road. Outside the venue, young Republicans were protesting, yelling, etc. Franken invited them in and on the stage to make their point!
It was the best thing he could have done - once he gave them a forum and asked them what their issues were, why they thought the way they did, it turned out they had nothing intelligent to say for themselves beyond talking points and slogans. Al gave them the rope to make themselves look foolish and unthinking. Sheepishly, they left the stage. THAT'S the way to do it.
The kid had valid questions, and someone in Kerry's position should have the poise and intelligence to handle the situation - and the ethical responsibility to support free speech and oppose repression. Kerry once again revealed himself to be the elitist he is - standing by while hired thugs remove troublesome commoners.
Posted by: LibraLady | September 20, 2007 at 10:01 AM
"And so what if the young man hogged the mike?"
For starters, it's not the people's property. You ask your question (one to a customer!) and wait for the answer. Oh yeah - that's right. Rules are for other people.
If you want to make a speech, go rent a bullhorn.
"Hell's bells, even violent men trying to attack me, I invite onstage!"
And I bet it was someone else's stage.
"I personally think it's high time the citizenry rises up against the fascist state."
Will you be leading The People's Revolution, John? Uh-huh. I thought not.
"The "Left" is a joke. The "Right" is a joke. One isn't a bigger joke than the other; they're BOTH complete and utter wastes of time."
Speak for yourself, John.
"once he gave them a forum and asked them what their issues were, why they thought the way they did, it turned out they had nothing intelligent to say for themselves beyond talking points and slogans."
I'll agree with LibraLady on that. I expect that's how our Poor Tased Florida Youth would've ended up, too.
Posted by: JSmith | September 20, 2007 at 12:06 PM
Hey Smith, are you now, have you ever been a choad??? If so, I wouldn't take a plug nickel from you at a Salvation Army kettle.
Posted by: blues | September 20, 2007 at 12:42 PM
Take a stroll through your local ghetto neighborhood or school yard for that matter. That kid would be begging to be tasered and carried away.
Posted by: plantseeds | September 20, 2007 at 11:49 PM
"I wouldn't take a plug nickel from you at a Salvation Army kettle."
The word you wanted there is "plugged".
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