WAS FREEH REALLY FREE TO REPORT TRUTH?

FREEH REPORT STATES THE OBVIOUS BUT FAILS TO FREE THE NATION

".....I'd take a flame thrower to this place!"

By Carmen Merinda White for CPW New Services

     "They were afraid to take on the football program," former FBI director Louis Freeh said. "They said the university would circle around it. It was like going against the president of the United States. If that's the culture on the bottom, God help the culture at the top.”

     Brian Laminature of the citizen watchdog group Better Than Blood Hounds believes that former FBI director Freeh was hired by Penn State to state the obvious, but to also limit the damage.  “The fact is that given what we know about the culture of pedophilia that runs rampant among America’s power elites from the epidemic of legal cases against pedophile priests hidden within the sacred halls of our most trusted religious institutions to Ivy League board rooms and even to the U.S. Congress and Senate, it is likely that we have had a pedophile President or two, as well,” said Laminature.

     Laminature noted that in the summer before the Sandusky story broke 37 pedophilia priests of the Roman Catholic Church were indicted in Philadelphia.  Laminature was also the first to show the deeper connections of Washington D.C. power elites to the Pennsylvania and Omaha, Nebraska pedophilia pressure cookers.  “Jerry Sandusky’s playground of horrors cannot be seen apart from the Omaha, Nebraska Franklin Cover-up,” said Laminature.

     "The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing," said Laminature.    

     "Compartmentalization is a tactic used by slavers, mafiosos and even academics," said Laminature pointing to the history of former Penn State president Bryce Jordan who said..."I went up to Dallas to meet with the so called 'selection committee' of the faculty that was chaired by a cosmologist, a space scientist, named Ivor Robinson.  I met with that committee and we talked for a while.  I was puzzled enough that I said to Ivor Robinson, 'Why in the world would you scientists want this musicologist to be president of your university?  And I never will forget Ivor's response.  He said, 'Dr. Jordan, you don't know a thing about what we do, and we like it that way.'  And that's how I became president of UT Dallas."  From Texas Jordan was recruited for Penn State at the height of the Paterno and Sandusky football dynasty.
     Ivor Robinson, a scientific relativist, ran in circles with some of the world's brightest nuclear physicists and Nobel Laureates including Wolfgang Pauli and Robert Oppenheimer whose work on the Manhattan Project was first envisioned in 1942 at San Francisco's Bohemian Grove, not far from the Presidio where the pedophilia case involving U.S. Army Colonel Michael Aquino, a high ranking officer within the military intelligence community made national news.  That case was closely investigated by the former head of the Dallas and Los Angeles FBI offices, Special Agent Ted Gunderson, who would marry the widow of San Francisco's Church of Satan, Anton LeVay. LeVay was succeed by Michael Aquino before Aquino left to create his own satanic church.  The connections of the Bohemian Grove to pedophilia practices was exposed in the sad case now known as The Franklin Cover-up during which Aquino is reported to have been a currier for Iran-contra funding and other covert operations.

     “Parents.  Wake-up,” said Laminature.  “Become Col. Jack Slade for the kid’s sakes.  You know.  The brash, crusty character in the film Scent of a Woman, played by Al Pacino.  Had a Jack Slade taken a flame thrower to Penn State’s board room and to Sandusky and Paterno’s privates, do you think this would have gone on like it did?  And where was former Philadelphia Eagles coach Dick Vermeil and actor Mark Wahlberg or Franco Harris, prominent members of the Second Mile Foundation board.  Good grief, you’all?” lamented Laminature.