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Letters to the Editor
Thanks for all the references that you published on your latest newsletter [Letters to the Editor, September, page 2]. I've read a bit about the Pentagon 911 I don't have a reference url for you but from what I remember is: 1) That section of the building was under construction to beef up the outer wall and there was hardly anybody in that section. 2) The few hapless workers still there at least one was saved due to the way the building was torn up like a big bullet that penetrated the building leaving the nearby inner edifice unscathed. 3) A deep penetration suggests a missile and not an airplane with wings. As we all know there was no wing debris outside the wall in your crash site pictures, they didn't "vaporize", and the conclusion was a missile that hugs the ground is what happened to the Pentagon.... BTW: I do look at clouds all the time.... The very high clouds made of ice crystals can have a series of lines made by the wind. One time they were patches at 90 degree angles from each other. That lasted less than 3 mins. Knew that the wind didn't do it. Years later a friend who is into earthquakes was showing me lousy Polaroid pictures of the same phenomenon He said it was standing wave from earthquake. Most earthquakes are not felt by humans. I believed him because I saw it myself.... Ptosis
Sam Just received your Sept 2015 Frontiersman. I love it bro. I especially loved the page 2 article by Robert Outman [Fog of Justice, pages 2 - 3]. WOW. Talk about on the money? Very well written Robert. Very good. I'm telling you Sam, some of these kids being turned lose these days after being toyed with for years is going to have some very bad results. I see it & hear it every day. Corcoran is not just any facility within CDCR. Here, these cheese dicks actually believe they are the state's personal punishment police. They push, prod, poke well, I can go on and on, but you get my meaning. Anyway Sam, I really enjoyed that article. Okay Sam, I'll let you go. Thank you for keeping me on your mailing list buddy. We do enjoy your work. a prisoner
Dear Comrade Sam, Well sorry it's been so long since I wrote. But been thru some ugly racist shit with the guards in New Folsom SHU. Before I explain, let me thank you for printing parts of one of my letters to you [August 2015, pages 1 - 2]! I would have written sooner, had to write [name withheld] for your address. Well back at Folsom SHU the guards hate my activism. They warned me often to stop sending out letters directing food & books to prisoners. I get this shit often everywhere I end up. But when I started getting close to an old political prisoner named [name withheld] the guards really got aggressive toward me. They pulled some dirty moves because I was very protective of [name withheld]. He was in his 70's, been in prison since 1964. And in solitary confinement since 1971. After the guards seen that their threats would not work on me, would not scare me, they sent a female guard to my door, and she wrote me up for something I didn't even do. And it's the type of write-up that makes a good brother/convict look bad & lose other con's respect for you. Then they told me if I continue to help [name withheld] they were going to pass this write-up to all the other main line prisoners in my unit. Also they put out I was a snitch. They even put my wrong classification on the write-up! But me being me, I kept helping [name withheld]. [Name withheld] was convicted of a crime from 1971, on the same case with [names withheld] . And the reasons the guards hate him is because 4 guards were killed, plus 6 neo-nazi prisoners. He was the last one alive in prison (on that case). Now once the guards put this fake paperwork out on me, most of the prisoners fell for this trick. Only old [name withheld] believe me. He knew how dirty they play when it comes to him. It tore me up so much inside that all these fools believed the pigs foul game, trick, than to believe someone who feeds & clothes. So my mental health started bothering me from the stress & long term solitary confinement. But still I continued my work. Especially with [name withheld]. [Name withheld] had been on the neo-nazis hit list for a long time. Plus many of the guards in that SHU are undercover skinheads. And they knew as long as I was there I would watch out for the old man. The rest of the collective I was with were no threat. Only to each other. So one night, I went out to see the mental health doctor. And the guards were waiting on me, and beat
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the shit out of me in cuffs, in a blind spot
no other prisoners could see. Then pepper gassed me with some new
super hot pepper spray. And did not let me wash it off for about
1 hour so I burned for days. I was in the hospital for a month.
Now I'm in a long term mental health program. A few days after my
beating while I was in the hospital [name withheld] was stabbed
to death by neo-nazi skinhead prisoners. You can look it up on the
computer. Rest in peace old timer, I wish I was there for you!
(Sorry about crayon, only thing here to write with.) In solidarity.
Sam Aurelius Milam III
A while back, I mentioned to an acquaintance of mine that I always unplug my computers when I'm not using them, to protect them from lightening strikes. He said that I should just get surge protectors [sic]1. I told him that I have surge suppressers but that I don't consider them to be adequate protection against lightening strikes. He said that I should just get the kind that have a guarantee. The supplier, he said, will replace a computer that's damaged while connected to one of its surge protectors [sic], or write me a check. What good is a guarantee to me? They'd demand information that I didn't want to provide. When I told them that the computer was an old Mac, they'd tell me that they couldn't replace it with an equivalent computer. If they gave me a new computer, then it wouldn't run my old operating system. If they offered me a check, then I couldn't cash it. I don't have government ID or bank accounts. However, none of that was going to satisfy my acquaintance. No matter what I said, he'd make yet another lame suggestion. He'd have an endless supply of them. He wouldn't understand anything that I told him. The very assumptions on which my beliefs are based would be foreign to him. So, I just said that a guarantee is a pain in the ass and that it's easier to unplug the computers. He didn't say anything more. Maybe he decided that further conversation with me was futile. On that point, at least, we were in agreement. It's interesting to consider his attitude, and our conversation, in terms of Orwellian conditioning. I don't know for sure that people are conditioned, but they certainly base their attitudes and expectations on something that doesn't have much resemblance to thinking. They'll clamber for rights without the slightest notion that there aren't any rights, only privileges. They'll demand that the government solve their problems for them without coming even close to understanding that, if the government solves a problem at all, then the solution is always to replace the problem with a different one, to make the government stronger, and to increase their dependence on it. They'll ask why the government doesn't do things more efficiently or more effectively, without ever wondering why the government should be doing the things at all. They'll prefer to let a computer get fried by lightening, and wait for a government corporation to replace it for them, than to just protect it by simply unplugging the cord. Something's wrong somewhere and it seems a lot like Orwellian conditioning to me, or maybe just inherent stupidity. As I've been working on this article, I've been trying to think of some positive way to end the thing. That's tough. I'm trying to face the truth, however great the cost, but the truth seems to be kind of discouraging. Sometime back during the 1980s, I began a calculated effort to restore liberty on this continent. Eventually, I realized that there never had been any liberty, only the illusion imagined by the people and the lie promoted by the government. Since then, I've been trying not to restore liberty, but to establish it. After all of my efforts, things are immeasurably worse than they were when I started. The old cliché "resistance is futile" comes to mind. Such things considered, it's difficult for me to end this article on a positive note. I hope that liberty isn't a lost cause and that people are not inherently stupid, but those do seem to be possibilities. I'm afraid that, for now, viewing them as possibilities, rather than as certainties, is about the best that I can do for a hopeful ending.
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