Media blame following the Tuscon shooting tragedy parallels one of Richard Nixon's worst 'dirty tricks,' when he attempted to "pin" George Wallace's attempted assassin as a Leftist McGovern/Kennedy supporter in the media, and in manufactured evidence, before Bremer's background or affiliation was known Aaron Dykes http://www.prisonplanet.tv/ http://www.infowars.com/ Saturday, January 15, 2011 Recordings show that President Nixon attempted to plant evidence that would frame assassin Arthur Bremer as a Leftist McGovern/Kennedy supporter in the media to gain in the '72 election, all before Bremer's background or affiliation was known. Nixon's scheme to use the attempted assassination of George Wallace for political gain-- by seeking to brand assassin Arthur Bremer as a leftist-- is a classic example of his re-election campaign's all out "dirty tricks" political war against any and all enemies. Caught on tape in the Presidential recordings, the opportunistic manipulation of a tragedy in the national spotlight was a classic page out of the Nixon playbook-- probably better recognized in our contemporary setting as a page out of the Rahm Emanuel-playbook, Obama's former Chief of Staff and Chicago mayor hopeful. Emanuel famously quipped, "Never let a good crisis go to waste." Now, political forces are very obviously trying to use the tragic shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and its many victims for political gain via new tyrannical laws. Nixon just wanted to get re-elected. With the audacious grandstanding over the wounded and killed in Tuscon and all out mayhem in the media blame game, both the Left and Right wings of the political establishment have shamefully seized upon Jared Lee Loughner's shooting as an opportunity to 'pin it' on their enemies, outlaw criticism of public figures, stifle dissent and turn free speech into a privilege when it is a clearly defined right. Ironically, under the guise of curbing inflammatory or potentially violent and surely "vitriolic" rhetoric to protect those who serve in Congress, many offensive "tragedy vultures" bearing gun control, hate speech or fairness doctrine legislation, have taken first blood, stinging their enemies with implication of guilt in a heinous murder spree, though these targets for blame have no connection to the crime. As paralleled in Nixon's actions following the attempt on Wallace's life, the political powers of this country, and their partners in media, wasted no time in "pinning" political blame on external forces within hours of the Tuscon incident, carefully coordinating an attack without even having a clear background of the accused assassin. The circumstances surrounding Loughner's shooting are likely fresh on the readers' minds. Here's a parallel case, as revealed by the tape recorded reaction of President Nixon on May 15, 1972 mere hours after the shooting of presidential hopeful George Wallace, who was running in the 1972 Democratic primary before being shot by [convicted] assassin Arthur Bremer. With a touching dose of Nixon's well-known inner contradictions about calculating triangulations of strategies against multiple enemy fronts, or perhaps disconnected from the reality of the shooting and his political manipulation of the events, Richard Nixon first phoned his wife after learning of the shooting. Nixon wanted to inform her of the 'problem' conflicting with their pre-planned events. Nixon felt he had to take the night off to appear sympathetic. Nixon then phoned the wife of George Wallace to express sympathy and solidarity, commenting that "us people in politics have got to expect some dangers." He then called to offer Ted Kennedy, not a candidate in 1972, the full protection of secret service. Later, after hatching the initial plan to politically damage both Kennedy and McGovern by associating them with the accused assassin, Arthur Bremer, Nixon seemed very concerned and asked his staff if he'd 'done the right thing' in offering Kennedy protection.