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CONTACT the Phoenix Project February 17, 1998 CONTACTThe Phoenix Project: A LIGHT IN EVERY MIND! “YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU MAD!” “NOW THAT YOU’RE MAD, LET’S FIX IT!” VOLUME 19, NUMBER 13 NEWS REVIEW $ 3.00 FEBRUARY 17, 1998 Al Gore’s White House? Even Worse Garbage Than Mess In Place There Now! 2/13/98 #1 HATONN by the way, do you think would happen to Clinton if Gore becomes President? Does anyone remember what Ford did for Nixon? CLINTON VS. GORE; There is a nice article in Spotlight which very briefly speaks to this issue AND THEN IT GETS EVEN WORSE! and just WHO would run things for Gore. It is as bad or worse for Israeli Zionists taking over than Clinton already has working the job. You would We have been writing a lot about the Current status of (Please see Al Gores White House? Even Worse Garbage, p.16) Antichrist factions who have usurped the U.S. and are now working their way around the globe ASAP. INSIDE THIS ISSUE You had best hang onto that snivel know-it-all from The News Desk, p.2 Arkansas, citizens, because every choice after Willie is pretty Dark Days For The Parasite Elite, p.6 bad. Calvin Burgin: The Worldline Heptameron Arguments pour in saying that at least Gore keeps his AN UNCENSORED HISTORY OF OUR ORIGINS pants zipped? He does? How do YOU know he does? What, AND OVERLORDS, PART II IN A SERIES, p.7 The Untold History Of America CONTACT PRESORTED Part XVII Of A Series, p.13 FIRST-CLASS MAIL P.O. Box 27800 The News Desk Special U.S. POSTAGE PAID Las Vegas, NV 89126 What Is Really Going OnVia A Pop-Quiz On The Middle-East, p.19 MOJAVE, CA 93501 PERMIT NO. 110 Dr. John Coleman: At War With The U.S. Constitution, p.22 Anti-Gentilism: Another Angle On FIRST CLASS MAIL The Same Ages-Old Deception, p.28 Time For Fake Jewish Deception To Be Stopped, p.36 Winter Day Notes On Internet & Middle East, p.45 The International JewThe Worlds Foremost Problem, p.47 Germain: Growing Pains Of The Planetary Transition, p.56 TOTAL PAID SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1164 Page 2 CONTACT: THE PHOENIX PROJECT FEBRUARY 17, 1998 These sources listed five major issues over which Clinton and Binyamin Netanyahu, Israels hardline prime minister, are now in bitter conflict. * The huge U.S. handouts going to Israel every The News Desk year will be cappedand eventually reducedif Rep. 2/14/98 DR. AL OVERHOLT Death for what? For being Iraqis, I suppose. Sonny Callahan (R-Ala.), chairman of the House There is something about Iraq that makes the moral Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations TRUTH ABOUT IRAQ IS HIDDEN decadence in American society rise to the surface and a determined budget-cutter, gets his way. IN GOVERNMENTS MANURE like pus in an infected wound. Journalists, both That he will get it became more likely in recent PILE conservative and liberal, suddenly advocate murder months when the White House lent its support to and, like contemptible cowards safely on the fringe Callahans proposal to limit the total of all U.S. aid From FREE AMERICAN NEWSMAGAZINE, of a lynch mob, scream for blood. That is to the Middle East to 5 billion next year, prompting 1998: [quoting] despicable behavior. an angry outburst by Israeli Finance Minister Should President Clinton order the bombing of Do you understand how ridiculous we look in Yaakaov Neeman. Iraq, he will be acting as a cold-blooded terrorist the eyes of the world, making such a fuss over a * Netanyahu has made repeated personal and will be guilty of first-degree murder. small country run by a quite ordinary dictator not appeals to Clinton to free Jonathan Jay Pollard, a The only difference will be that Clinton, unlike unlike 100 others we do business with? Even deep-penetration spy for Israel serving a life most terrorists, doesnt have the guts to do his own Kuwait has told the United States not to use military sentence in a federal prison. But Clinton, after killing. Let me dig out a few facts for you from the force against Iraq. Make no mistake: The life of an telling Israeli President Ezer Weizman that a pile of horse manure the U.S. government has Iraqi is as precious in the eyes of God as any other. pardon was in the works, refused to let Pollard go, unloaded to hide the truth about this latest flap with And were in enough trouble with Him already for largely because of his growing dislike for what he Iraq. murdering half a million Iraqi children with the once reportedly called the lying, two-faced First, Iraq did notI state again, did nothalt sanctions. Netanyahu and his thugs. United Nations inspections. All Iraq said was that Hows that for mass destruction? [End quoting] * The Israeli prime minister, in turn, was said to the Americans on the team were not acting in good Its obvious that our leaders want war under any be enraged by the slights and thinly veiled insults he faith and would not be allowed to participate. circumstances and much pressure on our leaders had to endure in Washington. These included a Continue the inspections without the Americans. and prayers are necessary if we are going to presidential order not to let Netanyahu stay at Blair That was the Iraqi position. prevent the worst holocaust in history. House, the official residence for honored visitors of It was the United Nations, not Iraq, that chose to state, Clintons pointed decision to shun the Israeli halt the inspections. Now, if it really thought Iraq LEWINSKY SEEN AS leader while both were in Los Angeles last month, was about to whip up a weapon of mass destruction, POLICY SAVIOR and to deny Netanyahu the customary White House why did it halt inspections? It could have continued dinner reception during his most recent official the inspections while protesting the exclusion of the Excerpted from THE SPOTLIGHT, 2/9/98: visit. Americans. Instead the United Nations pulled out. [quoting] * During his first term, Clinton allowed well The obvious inference to be drawn is that the United Israels fingerprints lie all over the possible known Israeli agents such as Martin Indyk, Dennis Nations, despite its lies to the contrary, doesnt political corpse of Bill Clinton, and Israelis are Ross and Stephen Grossman to shape his really think that Iraq has any weapons of mass calling Monica Lewinsky a Godsend. administrations Middle Eastern policies. Now the destruction. Proclaiming that G-d has sent this young president must confront the miserable failure of And lets look at the issue of whether or not the woman to save Eretz Israel, Chief Rabbi Ovada this experiment, intelligence sources say. It has United States is acting in good faith. Why do you Yosef, spiritual leader of the ministates Sephardic inflamed tensions throughout the region and suppose Iraq reached that conclusion? Perhaps faithful, welcomed the crippling crisis faced by threatens to trigger renewed violence, insurgency because, after nearly seven years of full-time President Bill Clinton over revelations of his and possibly an all-out war at key flashpoints, inspections and the supervised destruction of relationship with former White House intern Monica including Palestine, the Gulf and even the missiles, manufacturing plants, warheads and stores Lewinsky. Mediterranean, where infiltrated Mossad agents are of chemical weapons, the United States still refuses Naming Ms. Lewinsky as one of the historic fanning a campaign of brutal repression against to lift sanctions on the grounds that somewhere in women whose intervention helped rid Israel of Turkeys majority Islamic faithful. this little country something may be hidden. But hostile rulers in moments of danger, Chief Rabbi * Israeli demands for stepped-up economic there is an even better reason to justify the Iraqi Yosef made it plain that Zionist hardliners now warfare against Iran now threatens a rift between position. considered Clinton an enemy and a threat to their the U.S. and its European allies who have no trouble Earlier this year Madeleine Albright made an plans for a greater Israel. getting along with the Islamic regime in Teheran, official, public speech in which she said plainly A number of principals in the affair, including and have made large investments in Iranian oil and explicitly the sanctions were not going to be Lewinsky herself, are reportedly driven by deep exploration. Clinton has been told that the lifted no matter what the Iraqis do as long as ethnic and emotional ties to Israeland, in the case Netanyahu administration is leaking doctored and Saddam Hussein remains in power. of at least one key player, long standing links with fabricated intelligence information to leading You do understand plain English, Albright its secret service, the Mossad, a SPOTLIGHT American news organizations about Irans efforts to said, and the president confirmed it in a message investigation has confirmed. arm itself with nuclear weapons and other weapons to Congress, that the United States will not lift Knowledgeable diplomats and intelligence of mass destructiona buzzword also widely used the sanctions no matter how cooperative the sources expressed doubt that the scandal was to ignite a new war against Iraq. Iraqis are, no matter what proof there is that they inspired by divine providence. The so-called dual-containment strategy, have no weapons of mass destruction. In short, Clintons own improvidence is responsible for formulated by Martin Indyk, the hardline Israeli the inspections are just a pretense [emphasis much of this mess, said Otto Alinsky, a public agent whom Clinton put in charge of Middle Eastern mine].
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