MacBethian Times

MacBethian Times

We are in a blood-haunted time like the time of the great tragedy of MacBeth. What does President Geedub and National Security Directoress Condalissa have to hide? Is it the same sort of thing that MacBeth and his Lady had to hide?

The independent commission investigating 9/11 has been opposed at every turn by Geedub. When he couldn’t stop it, he attacked it with the appointment of Henry Kissinger. Then Kissinger had to resign because he refused to stop taking a shit-load of money from the Saudis. Then the administration unsuccessfully tried to take away the commission’s power to subpeona. Then the administration goes to the political brink refusing to let da Condalissa/Lady MacBeth testify. Then the administration agrees to let da Condalissa testify on condition that Geedub be allowed to give his secret testimony with da dick Cheney, so that they can stick to their story.

In early 2001, a study by the conservative think-tank, The Heritage Foundation, concluded that a major terrorist attack inside the United States would facilitate an agenda that included increased police powers and the invasion of Iraq.

In August 2001 Geedub was given written intelligence reporting that al Qaida would try to hijack domestic passenger planes. F.B.I. agents had already noted that there were many unusual Middle Eastern students attending flight schools in the United States. Geedub was on a month vacation. All of August 2001 he was cutting bush on the ranch.

When planes had their transponders turned off and began deviating from their flight plans fighter jets were supose to be immediately scrambled from the nearest military base. On 9/11 this did not happen.

While the debris of the towers smouldered administration officials were at work on “The Patriot Act,” and the Iraqi War.



A seal was broken when Jack Kennedy got his head blown off in Dallas. Now Americans cannot see the unfolding event without seeing dark, over-arching nefarious conspiracy. It is mass mental illness. But “things have been strangely borne.” The onward march of bloody events “hath trifled former knowings.”

Geedub freely admits he is guided by a supernatural voice who speaks to him as directly as the supernatural talked to MacBeth. Da Condalizza, to her credit, like Lady MacBeth, is not a good liar. When she was questioned about the blown cover of a CIA agent, an act of vengeance taken on an administration enemy, she seemed haunted by the infamy of the deed. She seemed very Lady MacBethian.

We are in an awesomely dreadful time of evil usurpation, bloody murder and tyranny.

“And you all know, security is mortal’s chiefest enemy.”