The 'Big Brother' By-election Is Beginning To Stink, Says Candidate Icke (1/3) By David Icke

(1/3), (2/3), (3/3).

Ed Vaizey Why are 'Neocons' behind the Big Brother State supporting David Davis in his 'opposition' to the Big Brother State? Conservative Member of Parliament, Ed Vaizey came to the Haltemprice and Howden 'Big Brother' by-election campaign to 'support' the stance that his colleague David Davis claims to be waging against an Orwellian society. This is very strange given Vaizey's background which connects with the very people who are seeking to impose the Big Brother State that he and Davis now say they oppose.

What goes on? Ed Vaizey, the MP for Wantage and Didcot, is one of the signatories of principles for the Henry Jackson Society, a 'think tank' that mirrors the aims and agenda of the Project for the New American Century 'think tank' that was the driving and manipulating force behind the 'war on terror' and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq (see The David Icke Guide To The Global Conspiracy for the detailed background). Neocon, or 'neoconservative', groups like the American Enterprise Institute, published a document in September 2000 called Rebuilding America's Defences: Strategies, Forces and Resources For A New Century. This laid out a plan for invasion of target countries that was instigated by the Bush administration which was peopled by the very architects behind the document. These included Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and Paul Wolfowitz who were fundamental players in the imposition of the 'war on terror' that has been used to justify the Orwellian transformation we are experiencing. President Bush's famous speech about the 'Axis of Evil' in which he named Iraq, Iran and North Korea and was written by David Frum, a Neocon at the American Enterprise Institute. The speech came straight from the pages of the Project for the New American Century document. Also, the document said that this plan could not be instigated in a short time frame without 'some catastrophic and catalyzing event-like a new Pearl Harbor'. This came, right on time, with the attacks of 9/11, which Bush called 'Our Pearl Harbor'. From that moment, justified by 9/11, the plans detailed in the PNAC document were rapidly unleashed with the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, the targeting of Iran, and the 'war on terror' in general. Which brings us to the 'Big Brother' by-election. The Big Brother society that Vaizey now claims to oppose in his support of fellow Conservative, David Davis, has been justified by the very war on terror that was instigated by members of the very Henry Jackson Society that Vaizey has been promoting from its creation in 2005. This makes no sense whatsoever, unless the 'Big Brother' by-election, instigated when sitting MP David Davis resigned and sought re-election on the issue of the Big Brother State, is a scam and a sham. The Henry Jackson Society is based at Peterhouse College at Cambridge University and is named after the American Democratic senator who was a prime inspiration of the Neocon movement through organisations like the Project for the New American Century and the American Enterprise Institute, so widely exposed in my books.

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