from Y2K Newswire http://206.54.108.130/19990922br.htm

Breaking News

September 22, 1999

We all know the FBI lied about Waco. Government troops blazed away at the compound from helicopters, amored personnel carriers and the ground, yet the FBI insists none of their people fired a single shot. Now the FBI is about to face a new round of allegations, but this time, it's about Y2K.

One of the longest-running television programs in the history of PBS, "Tony Brown's Journal," is set to reveal explosive allegations as early as this Friday. In the thirty-minute segment, already filmed, the former FBI Special Agent reveals one blockbuster allegation after another, describing, for example, how the contingency plan to relocate mass numbers of people is hardly anything new to the intelligence community. He says, "They prepare to go in and control the public in mass numbers, to move them to certain locations. They have that plan in effect, they've been training for years to do that."

About Y2K, the Special Agent says, "Y2K presents a problem because... if you lose electricity, now you're talking about making movements under the cover of darkness. ...And they realize... they have an acceptable loss rate. In these movements during night, there may be some innocent people who are harmed and shot, but that's acceptable."

Also set to be revealed in the interview: the FBI's "Mad Max" scenario that allegedly characterizes blacks as "emotional people and not an intellectual people" who are likely to loot and riot. The Special Agent adds, "Mad Max would consits of them going in and restoring order by using military force, by use of the National Guard, and by using HRT [Hostage Recovery Team] intelligence..."

But none of the allegations to be revealed in the show are a surprise to the FBI, says the former agent. "This is not even a surprise if you understand the intelligence community," he says, explaining that it is, in fact, the responsibility of the FBI and the intelligence community to anticipate and plan for these kinds of events.

In an interview with Y2K Newswire, the former Special Agent revealed that if questioned, FBI officials would certainly not deny the existence of such a plan. They would call it a "worst case contingency" and explain that their security roles require them to plan for such emergencies.

Plans for mass relocations of the population, "acceptable casualties" and removal of so-called "dissidents" after a declaration of Martial Law are only a surprise to the American public, not the intelligence community.

The full story is unveiled on your local PBS station beginning this Friday. Shows may air any day from Friday, September 23 through Thursday, September 30th. Check your local listings for exact air times.

Video tapes of the show can also be purchased for $29.95 by calling 1-800-524-3552 and asking for the show titled, "Race and Y2K." Y2K Newswire makes nothing from your purchase.

Tony Brown is the author of "Empower the People" and "Black Lies, White Lies." Brown works to bring together blacks and whites through mutual understanding of how the global power structures really operate. Brown also regularly holds Y2K rallies to increase awareness and preparedness among Americans.

Y2K Newswire is bringing an exclusive interview with the former FBI Special Agent to its members later this week.

-- a (a@a.a), September 22, 1999

Answers

Looks like a good bit of the "off topic" posts have been right all along!

Its gonna get hairy from here on out!

-- 100 days out (no@time to .spare), September 22, 1999.

who will be sheeple,when big-bro. takes over? otherwise known as anti-christ. of course you can'take the MARK-OF-THE-BEAST. & BECOME CURSED FOREVER.[HOWEVER-LONG-FOREVER IS]

-- it is written. (dogs@zianet.com), September 22, 1999.

Whatever you say AL-D....

waterin' the burning bush...

The Dog

-- Dog (Desert Dog@-sand.com), September 22, 1999.

Boy this is really depressing. I guess I know how Japanese American felt right after they bombed Pearl Harbor, dragging them off to the camps. I wished I could understand why so may white americans/FBI government hate blacks. I know it isn't everyone; but it's so easy to get paranoid. You just don't know who to trust. Well, I guess I do. Just trust in Jesus; afterall what is this life, but a vapor that appears for a short while and then vanishes away.

-- Marsha (MSykes@court.co.macon.il.us), September 22, 1999.

If Tony Brown says it, I'm ready to believe it. I have always found him to be a journalist of integrity. Unlike, for instance, certain other "talking heads" on the initial networks who seemingly use every opportunity to advance their personal agenda's and careers.

-- chairborne commando (what-me-worry@armageddon.com), September 22, 1999.

As I longtime fan of Tony Brown, I await the aforementioned show with baited breath. He addresses issues from viewpoints outside the mainstream - my cup of tea.

His book, Black Lies, White Lies is a must read IMO, if for no other reason than to expose oneself to his ideas regarding the BUM - Black Unaccountable Machine. Priceless!!!

-- Bingo1 (howe9@pop.shentel.net), September 22, 1999.

Wow that Tony Brown has big balls! I hope he can get the 7-step plan rolling befor he ends up at the bottom of the Hudson River. Sounds like a book worth checking out!

-- @ (@@@.@), September 22, 1999.

To determine when Tony Brown's journal comes on in your area, consult the PBS website, which has links to local PBS station schedules.

http://www.pbs.org/

-- OR (orwelliator@biosys.net), September 22, 1999.

Tony Brown was reporting on Y2k well over two years ago.

He had two experts talking about local municipalities and how they would not be ready and how we as citizens needed to be calling them.

At the time it seemed totally innocuous but it laid the foundation for becoming a GI when another individual mentioned Sir gary North. (that s.o.b.)

anyway Mr. Brown deserves honorable mention and respect for his visionary tele shows

-- D.B. (dciinc@aol.com), September 22, 1999.

RealAudio: Listen to Senators Robert Bennett and Christopher Dodd discuss the findings of their committee's report. (9/22/99)

Verrrrry Interesting

-- Greg (balzer@lanset.com), September 22, 1999.

I will be very angry if this happens. God help us all if it does, because that means a long and bloody civil war.

-- coprolith (coprolith@rocketship.com), September 22, 1999.

As the ATF said at WACO...SHOWTIME!

-- K. Stevens (kstevens@ It's ALL going away in January.com), September 23, 1999.