The Swamp Strikes Back. The Campaign to Control the Narrative. An Analysis by Fred

The Left's Operation "Blue Crush"  

The Campaign to control the Narrative. If you want to Feel the Rush you need to Take the Risk.

They know they are the people who create the transformative values of American culture. They live in Hollywood, a magical place where traditional American values were cherished, broadcast across the land, across the globe. They are beloved still. It was a Wonderful Life. 

But then the magic went away, along with a lot of the traditional American culture, with the '60s revolution. Now Hollywood is full of guys like Harvey. 

Sorry, not that one. That Harvey is invisible, like this Harvey:

  and this Harvey:       and this Harvey:  

What happened!, you ask?  Why is it getting hotter on the left left side of the swamp than Fahrenheit 9-11 Harvey Weinstein; (yeah he produced that one). Anything to say about that Michael Moore?  

"Democrats need to embrace Hollywood because this is where they need to come to learn how to tell a story.” -   And what a tale you weave.

What was that line from that little known flick: "You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany". Just check all the news that's fit to print:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/05/us/harvey-weinstein-harassment-allegations.html

"He employed Malia Obama, the oldest daughter of former President Barack Obama, as an intern this year, and recently helped endow a faculty chair at Rutgers University in Gloria Steinem’s name." Gloria, Gloria. "The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off."

"A job with Mr. Weinstein was a privileged perch at the nexus of money, fame and art, and plenty of his former assistants have risen high in Hollywood." 

And from the West Coast we get more: 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/weinstein-lawyer-repped-ny-times-sexual-harassment-probe-secretly-worked-stop-story-report-1055600

My, my  where have you heard that name - David Boies - before? "a celebrated attorney who represented Al Gore in the 2000 Presidential-election dispute and argued for marriage equality before the U.S. Supreme Court. Boies personally signed the contract directing Black Cube to attempt to uncover information that would stop the publication of a Timesstory about Weinstein’s abuses, while his firm was also representing the Times, including in a libel case." 

Black Cube? "Black Cube, an enterprise run largely by former officers of Mossad and other Israeli intelligence agencies." Former officers from intelligence agencies of our allies.  I wonder if any of them are named Christopher Steele? "Weinstein’s relationships with the private investigators were often routed through law firms that represented him. This is designed to place investigative materials under the aegis of attorney-client privilege, which can prevent the disclosure of communications, even in court."

Now using a lawyer to pay for a dossier so it won't come out in court because of attorney-client privelege, now who <perhaps John Podesta, brother of well known lobbyist Tony Podesta?> would ever suggest such a thing. Does anyone wonder if a member of the Executive Branch of government would use a dossier to request a FISA warrant to unmask...... ah, the plot thickens swamp thickens..... 

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/harvey-weinsteins-army-of-spies

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/10/10/a_list_of_sexual_assault_and_harassment_allegations_against_harvey_weinstein.html

That about sums up the swamp.  

Why are you no longer seeing Harvey? What is so newsworthy as to drive that scandal off the front pages you ask?  How about the great honor the Chinese gave the United States by inviting the President to dine in the Forbidden City?

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/president-trump-granted-rare-dinner-china-forbidden-city-article-1.3618735

 

How about the President showing America recognizes China's importance now and in the future by the most persausive means available, showing that we are teaching our own children Chinese:

 

No, we won't see that, it is Fake Forbidden News.  How dare we have Good News about America when the land of the True and Good and Beautiful - Hollywood - is being shown as a cess pit of sexual assualt, where corrupt institutions have for decades waged a War on Women?  Enabled all the while by those who became rich with the wages of collussion. 

The response of the Hollywood Values wing of the Democratic Party of the Resistance will be making its presence felt by finally calling in the police.   

   

Just what will they tell us to do? Round up the usual suspects! And.....

Just in time, thirty days before election day, comes the Scoop of the Century by the Washington Post.  An "investigative journalist" just happens to find a woman with an allegation. Did I say a woman with an allegation, I meant Two Woman. Wait, it's better, it's Three woman. No, no, even better it's - the Fantasic Four! Wow oh wow where have these women been all these years.  Now the Resistance Truth Justice and the American Way will be making its presence felt in a concerted campaign against - the usual suspects a Southern White Male Christian who had the audacity of hope to put the Ten Commandments in the foyer of the Alabama Judicial Building. 

 

I'm shocked, just shocked, to find an example one of the inspirations of the founding principles of American jurisprudince in a judicial building. 

But it gets even better.

When you read the story you find "None of the three women say that Moore forced them into any sort of relationship or sexual contact." Whoa. No force, no sexual contact? Rupt Roh. Just what is going on down there in Alabama? Again from the WAPO article: 

"Neither Corfman nor any of the other women sought out The Post. While reporting a story in Alabama about supporters of Moore’s Senate campaign, a Post reporter heard that Moore allegedly had sought relationships with teenage girls. Over the ensuing three weeks, two Post reporters contacted and interviewed the four women. All were initially reluctant to speak publicly but chose to do so after multiple interviews, <wasn't that a tactic of Harvey Weinsteins agents from Black Cube?> saying they thought it was important for people to know about their interactions with Moore. The women say they don’t know one another."

So two reporters from the Washington Post- just happen to be in Alabama for a story about campaign staff - when they discover not one, or two, or three, but four women who don't know each other a month before the Senatorial election and just coincidentally while the Orgy of  Hollywood Values is front page news across the planet and lo-and-behold a White Male Christian Conservative is #metoo. No one should think that this kind of superlative journalism would be the result of an investigation like the ones done by Black Cube or some other type of campaign smear research. It's just world class reporting. And now, to defend those who are thought to be defenseless, - women, there is only one thing for the establishment to do:  

Call out the legislative heavies. Oh look, Swamp Thing

He gets it. Seven years to craft a repeal and replace plan and the rubes  Trump supporters got more Swamp. "I choose not to dwell on situations where we come up a little bit short," McConnell said, according to WFPL. But now he's defending women! He's calling on the man who won the primary against a Trump endorsed candidate to withdraw. The Swamp doesn't have seven years to beat that darn upstart, better get crack'n, better call a true and couragous leader the Creature from the Black Lagoon:

Boy he sure taught those rubes who voted for Trump a lesson with that one, didn't he. Can you feel it? You want some more of that feeling, sticking it to the people of Alabam who won't toe the Swamp line Trump. Yeah, he's calling on Roy Moore to withraw.

Here's someone from the other side of the Swamp:

  Oppsie daisy, that's the Senator under indictment on trial for corruption. I wonder if the Senate majority leader is calling for his expulsion before the trial is over and the verdict returned? Ah, no. We wouldn't want a rush to judgement though, not for a member of the establishment person accused of multiple crimes but who has not yet recieved a fair trial.  

In keeping with the international flavor of the readership of the "Committee of Correspondence" I now offer an example of avoiding a rush to judgement and providing for fair trials. America The world learned a bit about justice from this example:

If there is one thing we know about justice in America it is that accusation is not guilt. Just ask Paula Jones or Jennifer Flowers or Bill Hilary Clinton. It might be useful to have an actual investigation rather than a, how did Clarence Thomas put it, "A high-tech lynching."

What we are seing in what I call "Operation Blue Crush" is a high tech lynching by the media establshiment in full collusion with members of the US Senate. In Hollywood they don't do lynchings, they are too full of Diversity and concern for women. Here's the spouse of world renowned Human Rights Activist Amal Clooney:

 Oh crap #metoo   

Here's a very successful entertainment mogul    not #metoo  

and another     not #me too they just didn't hear or see anything; really.

Don't worry East Coasters Ivy Leaguers, we got you covered:   W.E.B. Debois must be turning in his grave over that one.  

Here is Hollywood's official special spokesperson making a brief announcement:

 

 

What is the media story of the day, what with #metoo revealing the true values of secular Hollywood and the American Left?

Monday evening PBS Newshour had on Tamara Keith of NPR, coworker of the senior editor accused sexual misconduct, Michael Oreskes,  discussing the impact of the allegations on the credibility of NPR and its reporting  Moore campaign for the Senate seat from Alabama. 

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-the-roy-moore-scandal-raises-gop-concerns-for-2018

NPR is a fine #metoo organization. It fired  allowed Michael Oreskes to resign after accusation of sexual harrassment. Of course the WAPO put the NPR allegations in ---- the Lifestyle section. Talk about burying the integrity lead. 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/nprs-top-editor-accused-of-sexual-harassment-by-two-women/2017/10/31/a2078bea-bdf7-11e7-959c-fe2b598d8c00_story.html

Then there are other centers of news integrity: 

Mark Halpren of MABC/MSNBC /Unemployed.   

Lockhart Steele of Vox Media/Unemployed    

Leon Wieseltier of the Altantic/New Republic/....

and on and on ...

 http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/25/us/list-of-accused-after-weinstein-scandal-trnd/index.html

also here:

https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/harvey-weinstein-scandal/weinstein-here-s-growing-list-men-accused-sexual-misconduct-n816546

Now did you see extensive coverage of the use of having lawyers pay for the dossier for the head of the DNC could have plausible deniability?

"The funds to Fusion GPS were secretly paid through the Perkins Coie law firm, a Democratic law firm. Both former Obama White House counsel Robert Bauer adn Marc Elias head up the “political law” section of the firm." Perkins Cole was paid millions for "legal services" by the DNC and Hilary Clinton campaign:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/24/us/politics/clinton-dnc-russia-dossier.html 

Did you read about the use of former intellegence from foreign governments working on the Russia Trump dossier? Like the ones hired by Fusion GPS? 

Did you read that Tom Podesta, brother of John Podesta, resigned as head of thier lobbying firm "... to prepare for possible legal action against him and his firm by Special counsel Robert Mueller."  Naw. Me either. They don't do the Daily Caller. Who do those guys they think they are? They apparently are not NPR/MSNBC/#metoo news. 

What does America's Community Organizer in Chief have to say:

"The movie mogul also helped raise millions of dollars for the Democratic Party, hosting fundraisers during Obama’s presidency. " 

http://people.com/movies/barack-and-michelle-obama-say-harvey-weinstein-needs-to-be-condemned-following-sexual-harassment-scandal/

Just a few years late sir. But you got yours and you don't need Harvey any longer. Or the establishment left, either, but that's another story. Besides, Operation Blue Crush. Somewhere in America there is a Southern White Male Christian who done wrong.  And the Media Establishment is gonna tell us about it 'cause they sure don't want you to read about the Hollywood Values of the Party of the Resistance and the Swamp Establishment. They are pulling out all the stops, using all the media and legalistic tactics possible to provide cover for thier ongoing collusion in undermining the constitutional order in the American Republic.

Comments

[Generalfeldmarschall von Hindenburg]

Will a school massacre be sufficient distraction? These things happen with increasing regularity and never with much real reason or motive other than 'becuz guns'. MK Ultra never went away. It just got a new name after the typically convenient fire destroyed all the records Congress was asking about.

[Eric Newhill]

But...But...the Rooshins spent $250 big ones on face book ads!!!! The evil dastardly despicable Rooshins are wrecking our democracy!

[Fred]

Hindy,

Got some evidence that the shooting in that highly regulated state of California was done at the behest of the Left? Just because James Hodgkinson was a "Bernie Bro" does not mean Bernie approved his attempting to assasinate James Scalise and numerous members of the US House of Representatives. Now you might posit that the "Resistance" and the media narrative ginned up enough emontion in some people on the edge that they went right on over; but that would be a different story altogether.

[NancyK]

If you Google it you can find photos of Weinstein Trump and their wives looking all happy to gather. What do any of these photos prove, Nothing. If you like the Rooshins so much, go live there for a few years.

[Fred]

NancyK,

How about Yankees?
http://defamer.gawker.com/remember-when-38-year-old-jerry-seinfeld-dated-a-17-yea-1714153938

[mongo]

Hi Fred,

I'm a little baffled by this posting.

I'm not sure what the point is except perhaps to note that people in positions of authority or power often abuse that authority or power in ways both evil and wrong. I think that Weinstein is a despicable man. Although Moore has not been proven to have behaved as despicably, I've heard enough to decide that he is a man of low character. In my opinion, anyone in their thirties, man or woman, who makes sexual advances on a teenager needs to take their moral compass in for repairs.

mongo

[The Twisted Genius]

Fred,

I think we're seeing a seismic change in how our society is viewing the boorish behavior of powerful men. This is just the beginning and it's going to entangle a lot more dirty old bastards. Weinstein's dead. Spacey's dead. Moore's a zombie who just doesn't realize he's dead. Four accusers from the WAPO investigation. Then another one with a signed yearbook. Two former cops talking about banning a creepy thirty something DA from a mall to protect girls. It's the pompous hypocrisy that's really over the top. Of course, pompous hypocrisy seems to be the norm among the rich and powerful.

BTW, I like your new avatar. Did you score some quality shrooms lately?

[Fred]

TTG,

I figured if I was going to write about the media coverage of the Utopia at the end of the rainbow that is La La Land what could be more symbolicly harmless than an avatar of me as a little kitty carrying a peacemaker while out riding a Unicorn. Not sure where I found that thing actually, but it is rather cool. Don't know much about Moore other than what is now in the press. The uniformity of the coverage, and memory holing of everthing else, sure is timely.

[Fred]

Pacifica,

Quotation marks look like this " "

"British Common Law, which was a common oral tradition of law developed in the pre-Christian era."

How should one understand what all that fuss was with Sir Thomas Moore and who was that guy with the Church of England? Then there's Charles I and the Lord Protector. (I seem to think even he got a statue at some point. I'll have to write about that.) But that's all a few centuries into the Christian era in Britian. There were plenty of additions to British Common Law over those centuries. Here's a convenient and entertaining place to start to un-revise your history:
http://www.revolutionspodcast.com/2013/09/001-the-kingdoms-of-charles-stuart.html

[The Twisted Genius]

Fred,

Moore got caught in the wake of SS Weinstein as it plowed into the reef at flank speed. The victims are emboldened by numbers and are finding the courage to step forward and speak. If Weinstein didn't happen, Moore's accusers would still be silent. He was a piece of work long before this latest revelation, but this was just the icing on the cake. You're right. These kinds of stories are going to dominate the news for some time.

[MRW]

"British Common Law, which was a common oral tradition of law developed in the pre-Christian era.”

No, It wasn’t.

[Bandit]

SEWER, not Swamp

Sewer, not swamp, is the most accurate description of US political institutions. Sewers are fetid, putrid environments that breed every type of disease, virus and bacteria. It is home to rats of the most degenerate and vicious kind that live and procreate in the excrement of mankind. How do you clean a sewer? You can’t! Like a cesspool, it must be thoroughly flushed out and neutralized, and even then it infects the greater ocean of humanity since it travels the ocean currents and touches every shore.

It is patently unfair to compare the US political establishment to a swamp. Swamps are vital ecosystems, vibrant with life and essential to the well being of the earth's ecosystem. Swamps harbor unique wildlife and organisms as well as serve as a filter for land based detritus. Moreover, swamps serve as a sink against the worst inundation and run-off in times of flood. When connected to the ocean, they serve as an essential breeding ground for fish and other marine lifeforms, and are an important buffer against destructive oceanic tsunamis.

[Mathiasalexander]

I don't understand this at all.

[JohnB]

On the subject of English Common Law - What we know today as Common Law emerged in England after the Norman conquest and evolved through the middle ages.

Looking further back 9th century England was divided. We had English England and Danish England (north & east England). When king Alfred beat the Danes he developed a code of law that was based on the bible but Danish England effectively continued with Danelaw. Even the kings after Alfred recognized Danelaw due to the language, cultural and custom differences between the two parts of the land. Danelaw was still predominate in many parts well into the 11th century.

[JohnB]

PA

I should have added that there is no such thing as British Common Law only English Common Law.

[Richard]

Nancy,

if you like Weinstein so much, go live with him for a few years. Suddenly these evil Rooshins don't look all that bad anymore...

[NancyK]

I think men and women from all parts of the country are quite capable of behaving horribly.

[Dubhaltach]

"British Common Law, which was a common oral tradition of law developed in the pre-Christian era."

This is yet another instance of you asserting complete, total, and absolute twaddle as fact.

Wrong - about as far wrong as it's possible to get.

British common law developed during the Middle Ages as a part of the drive to centralise political authority and justice. In other words it took place after the Norman conquest and was part of a concerted effort to replace Saxon law with Norman law.

[Divadab]

English common law has its roots in Germanic tribal law- which is pre-Christian by a long shot as the pagan Germanic tribes were not Christian until much later than the Celts or Latins. (Only the Balts resisted the destruction of their pagan Gods and sacred oak groves for longer). I've always thought the promotion of the Ten Commandments as the root of our laws as historical revisionism - just plain ignorance.

Now the US Constitution was written mostly by deists - who are considered far from Christian by the Bible thumpers - so I think ascribing the Ten Commandments as fundamental to our constitutional order is also ridiculously false.

Anyway good old Roy Moore will probably be elected, imho. Did he break a commandment? Or two? Or is his sin of another kind?

[LeaNder]

Mathiasalexander, yes Fred's style is always a real challenge. No doubt. For instance what about the visibly present editing? Symbolism?

In a nutshell, he is suggesting the "cherry blossom emperor"(Tyler), the upstart (in Fred's diction), is prevented from draining the swamp. Guess by whom? Of course by the swamp. It's an operation that started in California or Hollywood and thus is called:

Operation "Blue Crush". It is the making of a sinister Democratic network trying to shorted the emperor's reign. In this case preventing the election of Moore.

Darkening the light thus threatening to make the rainbows of hope visible on US horizons everywhere since the emperor's election disappear. Created by the Tears of the multitude in flyover America that refracted, reflected, and dispersed the light once the emperor ascended to his throne. Tears both from decades of suffering since the fifties and tears of joy about the real chance, the hope to turn back the nutters-clocks*, to make America great again.

* the democratic elites, and aligned misguided creatures like the left, multiculturalists, cultural Marxist ....

Another nutshell, the whole evil may well have started when Eva tempted Adam with an apple. ...

********
If you check Wikipedia's Roy Moore article you'll get an idea about the more specific source of anger, apart from what he describes as me-too-responses. They surface here too. Headline: Sexual allegations. He was a leading voice in the larger Obama's birth certificate too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Moore#Early_prayer.2FTen_Commandments_controversy

According to Moore. Homosexuality should be illegal again. Concerning Putin:

Moore has strongly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating that he is maybe "more akin to me than I know [myself]." When asked whether he believed whether Russia interfered in the 2016 United States elections, Moore stated "Everybody else thinks it's the Russians. I think it was the providential hand of God."[175][176]

[bks]

Weinstein is not running for office. Even Hannity has demanded that Moore get out of the race.

[Robert]

"In Search Engine results, the Meta description for Sic Semper Tyrannis is as follows, "military. Middle East. South Asia. Intelligence. Islamic culture."
Where does this nonsense post fit in any of that?

[Fred]

Robert,

I'm taking flak, must be on target.

[Fred]

LeaNder,

"Blue Crush" is the title of the NY Post article describing Northam's victory over Gillespie that is linked to in my post. The term is currently in vogue with my democratic friends.

[David Habakkuk]

All,

The history of the common law of England, on which the American legal system was based, was rewritten by the late Patrick Wormald. An obituary in the ‘Telegraph’ following his premature death in 2004 summarises very briefly the conclusions of his 1999 study ‘The Making of English Law’:

‘In itself, this is a masterpiece. It lays the palaeographical foundations for a more interpretative second volume, most of which exists in polished draft. Nevertheless, its bold conclusion is already clear: that English common law was, in effect, founded by King Alfred of Wessex. The conventionally vaunted 12th-century legal reforms of Henry II's reign did no more than build on the strengths of a system which had already been created in the ninth century.

‘Wormald showed elsewhere how King Alfred had capitalised on Bede's earlier presentation of the English as a new chosen people, forged from the Angle and Saxon invaders of post-Roman Britain. Alfred conceived of his role as their king in providential terms. It sometimes seemed as if Wormald implicitly endorsed this view.’

Of the revolution in Anglo-Saxon studies of which his work was part, the obituary writes:

‘Thirty years ago, English medieval history for undergraduate historians often began in 1066; only specialists attempted to peer back into the earlier gloom. It is inconceivable that this could happen today.

‘The band of historians of which Wormald was one has brought Anglo-Saxon England out of the shadows, and presented a compelling case for the precocity of its civilisation in general and of its governmental institutions in particular. If England before the Norman Conquest was precocious, it was also, by definition, already exceptional, even unique.

‘The implications of this argument in the final quarter of the 20th century were clear, although Wormald was never a historical Little Englander: he was keen to demonstrate cross-Channel links in the early Middle Ages, and wrote extensively on continental history.’

So elements in American history may indeed go back a long way, and have complex roots, in which Christianity was always central.

(See http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1475130/Patrick-Wormald.html .)

Himself a devout Roman Catholic, Patrick Wormald was also a depressive and a drunk. God rest his soul.