UTICANS ENDORSE PAUL FOR PRESIDENT!

The Uticans for 9/11 Truth are proud to announce their endorsement of Les Paul for President in 2008. We realize there may be some concern over the age issue, and we understand that he has not previously held high public office, but Les Paul is one of the great innovative minds of the past century and he offers the insight and imagination that this country needs. Les Paul invented multi-track recording and the classic solid-body guitar that bears his name. The leader of the free world needs no further recommendation than this.

NICO HAUPT'S NEW MASH-UP: "JESUS DID 9/11 (YELLOW MAGIC COLUMBO CHINALATINO GOLDMAN SACHS MIX)"

This is solid, creative stuff--Nico's refreshing (some would say "bracing") approach to this material is worth a close look. This is no time to allow the usual gatekeepers to determine where the velvet ropes of orthodoxy should be placed. Read more about this video series HERE. This is a loud video, so adjust your computer speakers accordingly. Also, watching it in full screen mode (and repeated viewing) will reveal many essential details.

FOOL ME ONCE . . .

See, can't get fooled again.


By all means, let's Take Back America--it doesn't go with these slacks, and I could use a larger size.

BLIMPS? ASSASSINATION PLOTS? RON PAUL IS SOMEBODY!

According to Daniel Estulin, the Elites are planning to whack Ron Paul. That's it, boys and girls--he's made the Big Time. Within weeks he should start seeing the Black Panthers on his front lawn.

Also, it seems to me that journalist Estulin

bears an uncanny resemblance to 1920s jazz cornet legend Bix Beiderbecke.

And here's more footage of that cool blimp:


I just can't get enough of this stuff!

ISN'T ALEX JONES THE "RON PAUL BLIMP?"

UPDATE: HERE is the Official Theme Song for the Ron Paul Blimp.

OMAHA MALL SHOOTINGS: POLICE AND REPORTING COMEDY OF (T)ERRORS

Field reporter (and honorary Utican) Dwight Ward took L.A. Times reporters Nicholas Riccardi and DeeDee Correll to task for their slovenly work. Do we smell a conspiracy? Naaah. Just the news biz as usual. As Dwight said,

It's early days with this yet but I should say that I'm leaning more towards this not being an engineered event. Both the police work and reporting were careless and incompetent, as was the entire system of juvenile care for Robert in the last decade.

Here's the exchange (used with permission) between Dwight and the L.A. Times:


To: nicholas.riccardi@latimes.com; deedee.correll@latimes.com
Sent: Fri Dec 07 06:58:30 2007
Subject: Omaha mall shooting

Mr. Riccardi and Ms. Correll,

My comments and questions refer to your article of December 7, 2007.

Mall victims were just ordinary folks

The suicidal killer, Robert Hawkins, stole his stepfather's rifle. The killing was over before police could arrive on the scene.

By Nicholas Riccardi and DeeDee Correll, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers December 7, 2007

In this article you state: "They and five others were killed Wednesday by a suicidal 19-year-old who sprayed the Von Maur department store with about 30 rounds from an AK-47 rifle he had stolen from his stepfather."

Your reporting is now consistent with other major news outlets, but this was not the case earlier on. Previous stories have Omaha police chief Thomas Warren stating confidently that authorities recovered an SKS assault rifle at the scene (see attached). No one reports that Hawkins carried multiple rifles.

Setting aside the issue that Warren mistakenly refers to the SKS carbine as an assault rifle, it seems highly unlikely that experienced police officers would mistake one type of firearm for the other, as any American adolescent boy knows what an AK-47 looks like, and, while the SKS is more obscure, it has no similarities to an AK-47. It is equally unlikely that the description of one could morph into the other as it passed from person to person. Both versions are too highly specific for any explanation of simple error to suffice.

I will just flatly state that it appears to me that this story is being 'managed' at the expense of the facts, for reasons unknown. Is this major discrepancy a concern to you on any level?

Thanks,
Dwight Ward

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Subject: Re: Omaha mall shooting
Date: Fri, 07 Dec 2007 07:22:14 -0800
From: Riccardi, Nicholas
To: Dwight Ward


You've hit upon something odd, which is that the police have referred to this as both an ak-47 and an sks. There hasn't been time to pin them down and they refer to an ak more often, so everyone has gone with that.


One final comment from Ang Riedel (of Think or Be Eaten; also an honorary Utican) on this exchange:

They 'went with it'? That's journalism? Going with it instead of finding out for sure? Sheesh.

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