{"article":{"id":8934,"heading":"\"Modus Operandi of Lawlessness\"","author":"Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger","created":"2001-07-26 16:20:31","modified":"2005-08-15 00:36:50","last_modified":"Mon, 15 Aug 2005 07:36:50","article":"<br><br>                    \"Modus Operandi of Lawlessness - Updated\" (english) Thursday 22 <br>  <br>                    Feb 2001  <br>  <br>                    author: Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger (notavailable )  <br><br>                    summary <br>  <br>                    This article describes how through the repression of knowledge about <br>  <br>                    chemicals and their inherent dangers, Americans have become the <br>  <br>                    targets and\/or the victims of those who collectively reject the proven <br>  <br>                    knowledge of yesteryear. This is one of the most creative areas of <br>  <br>                    creative nonviolence in that society has been brainwashed into <br>  <br>  accepting that things have never been common knowledge and common sense in the past. <br><br>  web link <br>  <br>  notavailable  <br><br>  <br><br>  <br><br>   I've been asked where is the proof of \"100,000s missing and presumed murdered, or of <br>  <br>   murders in general. The system is set up so you can't prove it. You can't contest their word <br>  <br>   that it's not happening; but you can expose what they are doing. In relating this information <br>  <br>   on what is more or less a chemical onslaught to you, I will draw on previous probably <br>  <br>   suppressed publications of mine, as well as my current thoughts on these issues. \"As I <br>  <br>   reveal them in my writings, the lifestyle and survival tactics that I use are now part of the <br>  <br>   chemical warfare survival guidelines of the armed forces\"(7\/28\/98). \"The grave below gets <br>  <br>   all astir when sulphur is intentionally ejected or injected into the atmosphere, and this was <br>  <br>   proven when the armed forces maintained a continuous moderate concentration of <br>  <br>   elemental sulphur for 20-30 years in Jesup, Georgia (Army Proving Ground!?). Whether the <br>  <br>   streets of Jesup are still lined with the nursing homes that fourished in the sulphur, I don't <br>  <br>   know; but there is still a lot of people who say that sulphur is good for you. Sulphur is a tiny <br>  <br>   light element that doesn't settle out; get your head straight in sulphur-laden air only by <br>  <br>   filtering air through a clean moist cloth. The drunken state that prevails in sulphur-laden air <br>  <br>   promotes the stupidity that enables the (lawless ones) to decimate whole populations while <br>  <br>   they take refuge in a lie. (People are encouraged to) ignore the hair loss, the continuous <br>  <br>   headached, the incessant cough, the mental incapacitation, and many other <br>  <br>   sulphur-induced maladies\"(8\/16\/98). Red-hued sunsets are probably usually a sign of <br>  <br>   sulphur in the atmosphere. Remember the \"Red Badge of Courage\", which was set in the <br>  <br>   sulphur-laden air of the Civil War's gunpowder smoke? Since 1990 I have also been <br>  <br>   subjected to an incredible amount of acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc. I say that if <br>  <br>   you can taste the air, it will probably kill you in the long run. I have found that the best way to <br>  <br>   deal with bitter air is to lean a square felt furnace filter up against a box fan and tack two <br>  <br>   pieces of sheet, moistened in baking soda and water to the filter, so that the fan draws the <br>  <br>   air through the sheet and then the filter. Keep it wet for optimum performance. Once you are <br>  <br>   sickened by these chemicals, you lose your sense of smell, then you can't detect more, <br>  <br>   which may severely sicken you, even to the point of death. \"The predominant trend of this <br>  <br>   \"rampage\" is to throw chemicals at targets, when they speak out, say they have delusions <br>  <br>   and lock them up, throw more chemicals at them, when they start coughing, put them on a <br>  <br>   respirator and asphyxiate them with phosgene or a similar substance\"(\"And the Beat Goes <br>  <br>   On\" 11\/1\/00). \"The reported trend of asphyxiating people on respirators is probably an old <br>  <br>   trick, perfected on the gassed soldiers of WWI. Were these soldiers euthanized to stop <br>  <br>   their incessant coughing from phosgene poisoning by being given more phosgene via <br>  <br>   respirator?.....Although the cough produced by phosgene is an \"incurable wound\", these <br>  <br>   soldiers should have lived a long time; plus a cough is no reason to put a person on a <br>  <br>   respirator\"(\"Green Bible Blues\" 11\/12\/00 (This article will make you laugh in spite of this). <br>  <br>   Phosgene is more or less hydrochloric acid, and it smells like chlorine and has many <br>  <br>   industrial uses (polyurethane produces it when drying). It is very deceptive in that it <br>  <br>   painlessly causes the lungs to fill with fluid as the acid permanently damages them. <br>  <br>   Phosgene is a deceptive name also in that it is derived from the fact that it is produced in <br>  <br>   sunlight. I also suspect that arsine, a gas with arsenic in it, is a little publicized chemcal <br>  <br>   warfare gas. A friend with an extensive knowledge of chemistry told me that he didn't know <br>  <br>   it was a gas; but he did tell me that the antidote was suicide. The gas smells like garlic, and <br>  <br>   I suspect that it is made by burning arsenic in a gas flame. I further suspect that the garlic <br>  <br>   smell is at the odor threshold of the gas, and higher concentrations might produce a smell <br>  <br>   more like fish. I don't fully understand the immunological responses to these chemicals; but I <br>  <br>   am quite sure that if you have consumed or are in the presence of a substance that causes <br>  <br>   your glands to hurt, you should avoid further exposure like the plague.  <br><br>   In regard to water, \"I came home to find my spring extruding a thick greasy claylike mixture <br>  <br>   of calcium; (the lawless ones) had apparently convinced the locals ....to use a suction pump <br>  <br>   to pump several hundred pounds of calcium; i.e. hydrated lime or something like that, into <br>  <br>   Bob's water supply....it is not the same calcium that comes from cows milk; thus the town's <br>  <br>   residents find themselves pissing a lot as the body's equilibrium is disrupted....., for the <br>  <br>   triflers had poisoned the whole town's water supply\"(1\/22\/98; happened @ 7\/97). I suspect <br>  <br>   that similar scenarios have happened throughout this country and that eventually the urge to <br>  <br>   urinate subsides when drinking such water, then the body retains water and begins to swell <br>  <br>   up; and a host of medical problems are caused by the chemical imbalances that probably <br>  <br>   occur like a chain reaction. There is very little data on the toxicity of such elements in <br>  <br>   drinking water, and a lot of books say that there is no toxic level. Let them try a tablespoon <br>  <br>   of any element in a glass of water. Water treatment plants usually do not test for elements or <br>  <br>   chemicals nor remove them. I suspect that the only way to remove an excess of imbibed <br>  <br>   chemicals from the body is to drink only good and\/or distilled water. Test the water by <br>  <br>   rubbing your tongue against the back of your teeth and the roof of your mouth. Good water <br>  <br>   has no taste. Try it and you'll find that a lot of bottled water has taste to it. Thus you can see <br>  <br>   that there are a lot of ways that the lawless ones can go about putting you in the hospital <br>  <br>   and\/or the grave. So a lot of what I have just mentioned to you is repressed knowledge, like <br>  <br>   as I mentioned in \"Justice New York Style\" 2;54 PM 2\/16\/01 NYC, that of producing cyanic <br>  <br>   gas from blueprint paper and acid. Is this part of the dumbing down of America? I have <br>  <br>   done some investigating regarding the Tokyo subway disaster of 1995, and I have found <br>  <br>   little on Sarin in the list of toxic substances. The reports on the accident never made <br>  <br>   statements regarding the confirmation of what was in the alleged containers. There were <br>  <br>   reports of a smell,but nothing about what the smell was like, and the data on Sarin does not <br>  <br>   say what it smells like. There were reports of blood coming from the mouth but I found no <br>  <br>   symptoms of Sarin that would produce blood at the mouth. I did find symptoms of arsine <br>  <br>   poisoning include hemolysis and pulmonary edema, which may cause blood at the mouth . <br>  <br>   Other than that the symptoms appear to be similar to Sarin. Maybe someone produced the <br>  <br>   gas by burning arsenic in the tunnel and it came in through the ventilation system. Go check <br>  <br>   it out. Respectfully yours, Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger.  <br><br> \"Chemical Modus Operandi Continued\" (english) Monday 18 Jun <br>  <br>                    2001  <br>  <br>                    author: Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger (notavailable )  <br><br>                    summary <br>  <br>                    When an article that I published late last summer was suppressed, I <br>  <br>                    didn't realize that this was probably an attempt to cover up a much <br>  <br>                    bigger concealed matter, the contamination and poisoning of the entire <br>  <br>                    town by petroleum by-products in the groundwater. <br><br>  web link <br>  <br>  notavailable  <br><br>  <br><br>  <br><br>   My Daddy said that my addressing in a positive manner the controversial project to use <br>  <br>   lake water to cool and heat buildings did not fit in with the designs of the lawless ones <br>  <br>   because they preferred to foster controversy and cover up a much bigger threat to the entire <br>  <br>   town. In \"The Watchman's Prophecy Fulfilled?\" 8\/28\/00 I wrote: \"Since August 14th I have <br>  <br>   been trying to get the (university) to publicize my revealing the first positive outlook on their <br>  <br>   controversial ..Lake Source Cooling Project. When I was swimming in the lake on August <br>  <br>   13th, I noticed that the leaves of the weeds were luminescent in a way similar to that of the <br>  <br>   leaves on Norm's... sacred river oaks in May 1998 when the leaves were fatally damaged <br>  <br>   by sulphuric acid (see \"Love Festivals of Hooterville\" Id=29190). My revelation of this <br>  <br>   luminescence of dying green leaves may be a hallmark of plant science, for it is probably a <br>  <br>   sign that the plants have lost their ability to process infrared and other light that is usually <br>  <br>   absorbed. I concluded that the lake's weeds were dying from a lack of nutrients; thus if Lake <br>  <br>   Source Cooling is removing more nutrients than are being drained into the lake, the lake <br>  <br>   should be pristine in no time. I also say that the leaves should be harvested immediately <br>  <br>   since they will not grow back; plus they will probably clog the LSC inlet if allowed to <br>  <br>   disintegrate. Nearby waterways to the lake should also be dredged to prevent clogging of <br>  <br>   this inlet. Alas! Maybe the university would prefer to proceed like incompetent stumblebums <br>  <br>   rather than acknowledge the words of a deaf ..graduate.\" (Is. 1:29; Hosea 4:13; 2 Tim. 4:3; <br>  <br>   Prov. 13:13; 15:10; Is. 44:18).  <br><br>   Apparently the lawless ones didn't want anyone to know that anything positive could come <br>  <br>   of LSC, for they had a sinister scheme afoot that is probably related to the practice of <br>  <br>   \"intentionally depreciating properties so that they can buy them for a \"song\", which I <br>  <br>   described in \"Messiahs in the Making\" Id=43985. Recently there was a plus or minus $30 <br>  <br>   million dollar bridge built over the creek here at the foot of the hill; and this site was <br>  <br>   excavated to a depth of 20 feet or more. I suspect that this resulted in a notice being <br>  <br>   published a short time ago that New York State Electric and Gas was going to clean up the <br>  <br>   site of a former coal-gas plant in the town. Since there was a drought in the spring, I suspect <br>  <br>   that this brought more than the usual contaminated water into the upper groundwater <br>  <br>   beneath the town, resulting in the bridgebuilders compelling NYSEG to address the source <br>  <br>   of this contamination. Apparently this has been a problem for approximately 80 years, and <br>  <br>   the people have suffered from the fumes of this contaminated water whenever a drought <br>  <br>   brings it closer to the surface then it is forced into the basements and sewers by <br>  <br>   subsequent rains. Thus rather than address the matter of cleaning it up immediately, it <br>  <br>   seems like real estate would prefer for property values plummet more before they made <br>  <br>   any attempt to clean it up.  <br><br>   Evidence of this contamination is not hard to detect, but the lawless ones prefer to use their <br>  <br>   \"Modus Operandi of Lawlessness..\" Id=24988 to target anyone who knows anything about <br>  <br>   chemicals by engaging in the Nicolaitan practices of befouling the environment with less <br>  <br>   traceable chemicals and targetting anyone who mentions them. When I used to row on the <br>  <br>   inlets here twenty years ago, I would notice that this contaminated water would collect in a <br>  <br>   stagnant canal on the west side of town. This canal had been cut off from a supply of fresh <br>  <br>   water by an inlet dug by the Army Corps of Engineers. This canal also has a boatyard on it <br>  <br>   that was probably intentionally located there, and they have probably always said that the <br>  <br>   boatyard was the source of contamination. When I swam in the only outdoor pool downtown <br>  <br>   twice last weekend, I could detect that the water used for the showers and the pool was <br>  <br>   probably from what may be the only well in this town, for it was obviously contaminated; plus <br>  <br>   the rubber strap on my goggles disintegrated. This contamination is obviously related to <br>  <br>   petroleum byproducts from their converting coal to gas at the former plant in this town. As I <br>  <br>   wrote in Persian Gulf War Delusions..\" Id=36001, the Gulf Syndrome was probably <br>  <br>   petroleum poisoning from the burning oil wells. Petroleum is probably the most toxic <br>  <br>   substance there is. It affects every portion of the body and probably causes innumerable <br>  <br>   ailments. When I swam in a pool with paint thinner or turpentine in it in DC, I found that <br>  <br>   queasiness is one of the first signs of petroleum poisoning followed by a host of other <br>  <br>   symptoms. Immediate vigorous exercise along with copious water and lemon juice seem to <br>  <br>   be the only solution to ridding the body of this stuff. The longer it stays in the body, the more <br>  <br>   damage it does. Although the lawless ones seem intent on contending that all chemicals <br>  <br>   are a delusion, petroleum contamination such is this is something that can't be brushed off, <br>  <br>   it will be here until it is neutralized or removed.  <br><br>   This is one of the most inane developments that I have ever encountered, for it has been <br>  <br>   going on for so long. This toxic water probably contaminated the water supply to an extreme <br>  <br>   until they built the canal to contain it in the stagnant canal. Many residents have probably <br>  <br>   died from illnesses arising from breathing the fumes or drinking the water. Can you imagine <br>  <br>   something being here for that long and having NYSEG acting like they just discovered it <br>  <br>   yesterday? I pray that more people don't have to die before this matter is addressed. They <br>  <br>   should drain that pool and fill it by truck if necessary. Is this a brainstorm brought to us a la <br>  <br>   \"Morons America Style\" Id=46750? Only in America could such foolishness prevail for so <br>  <br>   long.  <br><br>   To access articles via Id#s, access any article, change the Id=# in the address bar, and <br>  <br>   press \"Enter\".  <br><br>   Respectfully yours, Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger  <br><br>  <br><br>                    \"Coal-Gassification Coverup: Let Them Drink \"Blood\"!\" <br>  <br>                    (english) Sunday 24 Jun 2001  <br>  <br>                    author: Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger (notavailable )  <br><br>                    summary <br>  <br>                    This article is an elaboration on the coal-gas issue that I addressed in <br>  <br>                    two articles this week. It is now clear that this gas produced from coal <br>  <br>                    was used to light cities worldwide for more than a hundred years, and <br>  <br>                    the by-products have contaminated the earth wherever it was used. <br><br>  web link <br>  <br>  notavailable  <br><br>  <br><br>  <br><br>   My Daddy said that the \"Let Them Drink \"Blood\"!\" article posted yesterday on Melbourne <br>  <br>   IMC is something that the whole world needs to see; thus I bring you a report that will make <br>  <br>   you understand just how far the powers-that-be will go to cover up what they have wrought <br>  <br>   and how they will use it to target unsuspecting individuals. In light of all that I have <br>  <br>   discovered, I wouldn't be surprised if this coal-gassification issue is not represented by the <br>  <br>   great mountain burning with fire that is casted into the sea to turn it to blood in Revelations <br>  <br>   8:8. Although there is ample information on coal liquefaction, there is very little on coal <br>  <br>   gassification. In 1784 a Flemish chemist distilled gas from coal by a process that is <br>  <br>   probably now known as destructive distillation. In 1798 Philippe Lebon patented this <br>  <br>   process of making gas from coal, and in 1817 it was first used in this country to light the <br>  <br>   streets of Baltimore. This was a very wasteful practice, for the street lights were usually left <br>  <br>   on continuously since there was no way to shut them off. This gas was used to light homes, <br>  <br>   starting around 1865-1875, and it continued until natural gas became available in 1940.  <br><br>   As I made clear in \"Chemical Modus Operandi Continued\" Id=47525, the petroleum <br>  <br>   byproducts of this process were apparently dumped into the ground and are continuously <br>  <br>   contaminating water supplies and air wherever they were dumped. This problem was made <br>  <br>   more severe this year by drought conditions in the spring that apparently increased the <br>  <br>   amount of contaminants leaching into the groundwater. This town's practice of damming off <br>  <br>   a canal and placing a boatyard on it seems to be repeated everywhere that this problem <br>  <br>   exists, for I remember the waters of Baltimore's Inner Harbor, which is surrounded by an <br>  <br>   industrial area, being continually fouled by petroleum. The game plan of the people covering <br>  <br>   this up seems to be to locate industries in these contaminated areas and blame those <br>  <br>   industries for the contamination.  <br><br>   The situation which I mentioned, concerning contaminated water in the swimming pool has <br>  <br>   changed in that the water now tastes salty. I question whether this is part of the cover-up or <br>  <br>   a solution. Petroleum is composed of thousands of different chemicals that can affect the <br>  <br>   body adversely in every way that you can imagine. These contaminants are probably some <br>  <br>   of the heavy hydrocarbons of coal and\/or petroleum, and they can be removed and\/or <br>  <br>   neutralized. Although I know that salt combines with them, I question whether or not it <br>  <br>   neutralizes them. I suspect that the best solution is to remove them and burn them; that is a <br>  <br>   definite way to neutralize them. The fish coming from these contaminated waters also seem <br>  <br>   to be part of the game plan of the lawless ones with them encouraging fishing and\/or giving <br>  <br>   fish away, saying that they don't like fish. I question whether these fish are dead or dying <br>  <br>   when they catch them too! Since practically all municipal areas and their waters are <br>  <br>   contaminated as a result of the coal-gassification era, many health problems can probably <br>  <br>   easily be traced to the presence of these byproducts in the water, the basements, or the air. <br>  <br>   Since this is part of the \"..Folly Plain to Everyone\" Id=48513, maybe the lawless ones will <br>  <br>   find at the \"Love Festivals of Hooterville\" Id=29190 that God has given them \"blood\" to <br>  <br>   drink (Rev. 16:6) along with some fresh caught fish of course. Feel like going fishing?  <br><br>   To access articles via Id#s, access any article, change the Id=# in the address bar, and <br>  <br>   press \"Enter\".  <br><br>   Respectfully yours, Robert Meade \"Bobby\" \"Israel\" Deaf Messenger\n","contact":"notavailable","link":"notavailable","address":"402 North Geneva St. #4 Ithaca NY 14851","phone":"na","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"Having witnessed total blockage of access to two postings of my \"Weekly Update..\" Ids=54586 & 55083; I realized that access to critical information such as that contained in the following articles has probably been similarly blocked.","numcomment":1,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/2001\/07\/\\_modus_op.txt","filesize":"18.9 kibibytes","article_url":"\/news\/2001\/07\/8934.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[{"id":8943,"heading":"I'm 3 for 3","article":"Hey, I've realized that I can spot one of Bobby's rants just from the headline now.\r\n\r\nNothing like consistency.","author":"Howard Tracy","parent_id":8934,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2001-07-26 21:07:58","modified":"2001-07-26 21:43:06","fileurl":""}]}