William Pawelec Interview by Steven Greer

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Very long. Implications are interesting. UFO event mentioned at first is in passing and not subject of video.



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Another wingnut conspiracy theory from you. What a shocker. Not.

Aside from being a UFOnut, Pawelec points the finger at the political left for not doing more to pursue more freedom of information. Pawelec has a demonstrated disconnect from reality.

Lyndon Johnson signed the FoIA into law, and during the Ford Administration, Rumsfeld, Cheney & Scalia (always the same criminals and traitors) tried to block much of what we have today concerning freedom of information.
 
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Another wingnut conspiracy theory from you. What a shocker. Not.

Aside from being a UFOnut, Pawelec points the finger at the political left for not doing more to pursue more freedom of information. Pawelec has a demonstrated disconnect from reality.

Lyndon Johnson signed the FoIA into law, and during the Ford Administration, Rumsfeld, Cheney & Scalia (always the same criminals and traitors) tried to block much of what we have today concerning freedom of information.
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Off your meds again I see.
 
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In other news: U.S. House passes $662 billion defense bill..

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/story/2011-12-14/house-defense-bill-passes/51931160/1
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How many democrats voted for the bill?

"The vote was 283-136 and reflected the strong support for annual legislation that authorizes money for the men and women of the military as well as weapons systems and the millions of jobs they generate in lawmakers' districts.

It was a rare instance of bipartisanship in a bitterly divided Congress. The Senate is expected to pass the measure on Thursday and send it to Obama."
 
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How many democrats voted for the bill?

"The vote was 283-136 and reflected the strong support for annual legislation that authorizes money for the men and women of the military as well as weapons systems and the millions of jobs they generate in lawmakers' districts.

It was a rare instance of bipartisanship in a bitterly divided Congress. The Senate is expected to pass the measure on Thursday and send it to Obama."
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Only reason they are having to vote on that is because the Dems haven't passed a budget in 3 years
 
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