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Larry McDonald - Assassinated by NWO
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12-08-2010 3:50am#1Larry who? you might ask.
Lawrence Patton McDonald, M.D. (April 1, 1935 – September 1, 1983) was an American politician and a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing the seventh congressional district of Georgia as a Democrat. He was a passenger on board Korean Air Lines Flight 007 shot down by Soviet interceptors and presumed dead. He was a cousin of General George S. Patton. McDonald was the only sitting member of Congress killed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
McDonald was deeply opposed to the Trilateral Comission, CFR, one world government and had planned to run for the presidency against Bush Snr in 1988.
Watch this video where he's interviewed by Tom Braden.
Braden does his best to label McDonald a conspiracy theorist but McDonald remains calm throughout the interview.
This interview was conducted in 1983, the same year he was on a flight KAL 007 which was shot down over international waters by the Soviet Union.
It was shot down on the orders of General Anatoly Kournukov
This has all the hallmarks of an assassination for me.
If Larry McDonald had been elected as president, he could have exposed the CFR, Trilateral Commission ( and their desire to establish a world government ) to a wider audience of americans.
He was a threat and had to be eliminated.2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma6Cnqqv39MComments
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robtri wrote:why would we need to watch the video????
the Ct you propose is that he was killed by the NWO.....
now the video seems to discus his thoughts on the NWO, it doe not support the theory that the NWO killed him.... so no need to watch it.
"seems to discus" ... :rolleyes:
you didn't watch the video, robtri.
Perhaps it was running in the background while you were watching 'Lost' on your media player...subconciously you heard Larry mention a few words about NWO here and there so your conclusion was "he seems to discus his thoughts on the NWO" was that it, eh?
Larry was discussing globalization issues with Crossfire presenters Pat Buchannan and Thomas Braden who were in fact members of CFR and Trilateral commission.
It's well documented that Braden himself worked in the CIA for 4 years before becoming a journalist.
Unquestionably Braden conducted the interview without any bias whatsoever when referring to Larry McDonald's views as "Conspiracy Theory" :rolleyes:
CFR and Trilateral Commission are not the stuff of fiction. and their objectives are well known and documented, it's hardly "Conspiracy Theory"
The organizations consist of very powerful and influential people in the world, some good, some bad.. but together agreeing that the world would benefit from a more centralized authority over the world's population and it's resources.
I understand a percentage of people in society simply aren't capable of absorbing this type of information. It's uncomfortable knowing that a minority of people are able to control the majority of people and their lives.
There is a conspiracy theory and that's Larry was assassinated by men who did not want him becoming US president which he had a very real chance of becoming had he not been in a commercial aircraft flying over international waters shot down by the soviet union in 1983, the same year as this interview.
if you had watched that video properly, robtri, you might have something a little more useful to respond with.
but if it doesn't interest you, that's fine, don't respond.0 -
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I forgot to add.
McDonald mentions Carroll Quigley who wrote 'Our Tragedy and Their Hope'
Quigley asserted in his literature that secret societies played a significant role in world history.
He claimed that "round table groups" such as bilderberg, cfr, trilateral commission or any other secret societies had no difficulty in cooperating with countries like communist USSR.
Quigley was wrote.
"The argument that the two parties should respresent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the right, and the other of the left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to the doctrinaire and academic thinkers."
"Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can 'throw the rascals out' at any election without leading to any profound or extreme shifts in policy"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRkCvubUGCM
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