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			by David Icke 
			08 April 2011from 
			DavidIcke Website
 
			
			Spanish version 
			  
			  
			The fact that people like 
			
			George Galloway, a Member of 
			Parliament for 23 years, are so clueless about the potential of
			
			HAARP, shows just how far that mind-set has to go to sync 
			with the cutting edge.
 
 I am not saying for a moment that Galloway and his like have done no 
			good at all. He has spoken out vigorously over the years to expose 
			the plight of the Palestinians, and that’s a laudable contribution, 
			along with his often memorable jousts with biased television 
			interviewers and a US Senate Committee.
 
 But what he and his mentality are doing is shooting at the dots 
			while not connecting them to see the picture. Until that vision of 
			the world is dramatically expanded, their efforts will be akin to 
			trying to stop an elephant charge with a popgun.
 
			  
			Even worse, they won’t even recognize 
			the elephants.
 The Left vs. Right political ‘spectrum’ has been constructed to divide 
			and rule the people while the same network controls and funds both 
			‘sides’ and so dictates the political agendas and their direction.
 
 George Galloway is every bit a pawn as, say, Margaret Thatcher, John 
			McCain or Sarah Palin. They are simply called Left and 
			Right, red or blue, in the same way that pawns in a chess game 
			are different colors, but the same pawns with the same worth.
 
 The ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ have both spent so long fighting each other 
			in meaningless battles for supremacy that the world has passed them 
			by. It has moved on as others outside of politics have taken 
			responsibility for looking far deeper into global events than the 
			‘Left’ and ‘Right’ could begin to imagine.
 
 Which brings me to HAARP.
 
			  
			It is no longer possible to get any kind 
			of fix on what is happening with the world and human behavior 
			without adding HAARP to the list of possibilities.
 
			  
			 
			  
			Different colors, different ’sides’, 
			 
			same pawns, same game. 
			  
			  
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