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Crash Site Recognition Sam Aurelius Milam III In the previous eight issues of this newsletter, I presented pictures of crash sites. In this issue, I'm showing pictures of the alleged crash site at the Pentagon. Compare these pictures to the previous pictures. Does the Pentagon appear to be a crash site? To me, that doesn't appear to be the case. If it isn't a crash site, then what is it? Where's the airplane that allegedly crashed there? What happened to the airplane's passengers and to the members of its crew? More information about the alleged Pentagon crash site is available in my essays Pentagon Anomalies and Unnamed Agency. They're available in The Sovereign's Library.
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Letters
to the Editor
[Re: Hontiveros letter, August, pages 1 — 2] Ref: "please share with me any murder you know of where police shot an unarmed white man" This is for Ramon D. Hontiveros P-34034 https://youtu.be/JwytoxMuk4U And here are some of the 29,000 other results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQTEjW3qxuY Graphic: Body Camera Footage Shows Police Fatally Shooting Unarmed Man in Utah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufn8cKUjxbk Arizona Cops Shoot / Execute Unarmed Man — STABILIZED VERSION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMDIK4bOpwk Trigger Happy Cop Kills Unarmed Man Holding Baby: Scottsdale, AZ "if all of the races were to be somehow magically blended together into a tan-colored race by tomorrow morning, then people would still find ways to be bigoted." That's true, look at the people of Easter Island — all inbred but royalty and peon separated by long-ear and short-eared "propaganda, misinformation, the promulgation of false assumptions" I TOTALLY AGREE! If you can't think the 'crime' you can't imagine doing the 'crime' then that's self-policing, I.E. self-censorship. http://www.apa.org/monitor/feb05/hues.aspx "Experiments have found that whether or not you can register a color depends on whether or not you have a name for it in your language. You can see the color, it just doesn't register in your mind." http://www.cracked.com/article_18823_5-insane-ways-words-can-control-your-mind.html https://www.youtube.com/user/PSYWARORDERthe total spying upon you by Windows 10 makes your hair stand on end! It is Fascism, government and industry working together to turn on the country's own citizens. http://investmentwatchblog.com/a-traffic-analysis-of-windows-10-2/ —Ptosis
In response to one of your mentions in a recent Frontiersman [June, page 2]. Just because I (others) have never commented to you about your purpose/reasons for all the crash sites data, doesn't mean we weren't knowledgeable about the reason. To me it IS PLUM OBVIOUS — its purposed to (eventually) reveal that the 9/11 crashes (e.g. in Penn. & Pentagon) could not possibly have happened (per the lying story) & your many crash site articles prove that — to enhance tons of other data that reveal the same thing. —a
prisoner
Really good articles in newsletter — people still don't believe 9-11 was an inside job. —a prisoner
Thank you for continuing to send the Frontiersman — each issue is edifying & I read it right away & share them w/others. —a prisoner
Fog of Justice
Robert H. Outman, Prisoner P-79939
Everyone readily recognizes the "fog of war", which conveniently excused the multi-trillion dollar mistake of the greatest minds in government, absolutely convinced that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction. However, in society's rush to judgment, no one recognizes the fog of justice, which also leaves a path of destruction. The United States' war on crime has produced 25 percent of the world's prisoners, at a cost of $62+ billion a year, yet the U.S. represents only 5 percent of the world's population. Are people in the U.S. exceptionally evil, or is the fog of justice blinding us? Warfare requires a mindset that the enemy must be neutralized at any cost. Our public guardians have declared "war" on crime, establishing an ironic parallel and unintentionally giving rise to a miasmic fog. In one of many incidents, the Washington Post on the weekend of April 18th 2015 reported how the miasma manifests itself. "The Justice Department and FBI have formally acknowledged that nearly every examiner in an elite FBI forensic unit gave flawed testimony in almost all trials in which they offered evidence against criminal defendants over more than a two-decade period before 2000." One of the many victims of this fog of justice was Santae Tribble, who served 28 years in prison for murder. His conviction was based on FBI testimony about a single strand of hair which, many years later, was found to be a dog hair. Fallacious testimony and evidence is not exclusive to the FBI. It is a systemic fog in the war on crime.
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