Here we go! One of our own takes on Reince Priebus for GOP Chairmanship

bump, please make an effort to contact your state RNC members. State GOP Chairman / GOP National committeeman/woman.
 
Update:

Missouri is still an option here. Don't want to count all the eggs yet or reveal too much until it's definitive, but should know soon. If anyone has contact with Mark Willis, we're needing to schedule a phone conference. Ed Martin is wanting to talk to him and get a grasp of his vision/personality.

Thanks
 
I just signed the petition. This afternoon after work I'll find the email for Minnesota RNC members and fire off one of those as well. I was just a precinct and county convention delegate, but maybe it'll help some anyhow. :)
 
DonovanJames said:
Update:

Missouri is still an option here. Don't want to count all the eggs yet or reveal too much until it's definitive, but should know soon. If anyone has contact with Mark Willis, we're needing to schedule a phone conference. Ed Martin is wanting to talk to him and get a grasp of his vision/personality.

Thanks
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try his facebook page or maybe pm Chris Dixon or Sunny? Or tweet Chris Dixon https://twitter.com/cdixon25 would be my best advice

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I just sent Chris a DM with your post.
 
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Couldn't get on RPF to update last night.

Ed Martin (Missouri Chair) will be sitting down with Mark Willis today to discuss being the 3rd and final State needed to give the floor nomination for RNC Chair. Should their meeting go well, Ed will be able to get either Catherine Hannaway or Lance Beshoure (Committee) to go ahead with a nomination as well to give the 2/3 majority.

He said it was OK to make this information public. I should know today/tonight how it pans out and will update again.

We might have a fight for RNC chair on our hands!
 
DonovanJames said:
Couldn't get on RPF to update last night.

Ed Martin (Missouri Chair) will be sitting down with Mark Willis today to discuss being the 3rd and final State needed to give the floor nomination for RNC Chair. Should their meeting go well, Ed will be able to get either Catherine Hannaway or Lance Beshoure (Committee) to go ahead with a nomination as well to give the 2/3 majority.

He said it was OK to make this information public. I should know today/tonight how it pans out and will update again.

We might have a fight for RNC chair on our hands!
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Woot!!

I encourage people to watch the video someone made for him, which I have moved up to the top of the front page, again, along with a link to RNC voting members so people can contact their representatives from their states.
 
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eleganz said:
Sign the petition here:
http://stepdownnow.com/sign-the-petition/

And I just read Mark's resume, its pretty damn cool, especially for the neocon crowd:

http://merlc.org/maines-republican-...illis-challenges-rnc-chairman-reince-priebus/




Also, we're working on votes from CA.
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You know what INSCOM is?
Remember when we heard that people with Ron Paul stickers on their cars would be targeted?
Domestic enemies or domestic insurgents or some such?

Well, those kind of things are the kind of things that INSCOM does.
If the Fed Gov wanted to harm or interfere with or sabotage Ron Paul or the "Liberty Movement",
people from INSCOM are possibly the people who would do that.

And we elected, in Augusta in May in Maine, as the National Committeeman, Mark Willis, who worked for INSCOM for 9 years.
He worked as the liason between INSCOM and the NSA. The NSA. Is this person likely to be a Ron Paul supporter? (Yeah, I know, Snowden).
But Willis probably knew something similar to what Snowden knew, and he didn't say anything. No, he became a Ron Paul National Committeeman. Hey, I voted
for him. You get a list. You vote for the people on the list. Where was Brakey?

From Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Willis_(politician)
He worked with the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) from 1999 to 2008. During that time, from 2000 until 2005,
he served as an IT liaison between INSCOM and the National Security Agency (NSA) personnel divisions.[4]


Anyway, it's belief that, since last May, all Willis has been trying to do could be considered "Information warfare", or "Counterintelligence"

From Wiki -

United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Army_Intelligence_and_Security_Command
"INSCOM also has significant responsibilities in counterintelligence, force protection, electronic warfare, and information warfare"

Other interesting things from Wiki -

Counterintelligence

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterintelligence
Threats have broadened to include threats from non-national or trans-national groups, including internal insurgents, organized crime,
and transnational based groups (often called "terrorists", but that is limiting).

Counterespionage goes beyond being reactive, and actively tries to subvert hostile intelligence services, by recruiting agents in the foreign service,
by discrediting personnel actually loyal to their own service, and taking away resources that would be useful to the hostile service.

and

Information Warfare

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_warfare
Information warfare may involve collection of tactical information, assurance(s) that one's own information is valid,
spreading of propaganda or disinformation to demoralize or manipulate[1] the enemy and the public,
undermining the quality of opposing force information and denial of information-collection opportunities to opposing forces.
Information warfare is closely linked to psychological warfare.

Let's change these definitions around a little bit.

Counterintelligence

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterintelligence
Threats have broadened to include threats from non-national or trans-national groups, including internal insurgents
(RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT), organized crime,
and transnational based groups (often called "terrorists", but that is limiting).

Counterespionage goes beyond being reactive, and actively tries to subvert hostile intelligence services (RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT),
by recruiting agents (MICHELLE ANDERSON, ETC) in the foreign service (RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT).
by discrediting personnel(BRAKEY, BOYER, DOLPAC, TWEED) actually loyal to their own service (RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT),
and taking away resources (STATE COMMITTEE / RNC SEATS) that would be useful to the hostile service (RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT).

and

Information Warfare

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_warfare
Information warfare may involve collection of tactical information, assurance(s) that one's own information is valid,
spreading of propaganda or disinformation to demoralize or manipulate[1] the enemy (RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT)
and the public, (CHRIS DIXON - UNDERCOVER PORCUPINE - THE ENDLESS BLARING TO QUIT QUIT QUIT)
undermining the quality of opposing force information and denial of information-collection opportunities to opposing forces.
Information warfare is closely linked to psychological warfare.






Ok. Let's compare what has happened, what Willis has been involved in, with what Wiki says INSCOM (which Willis worked for about 10 years, from
1999-2008. If he's working at INSCOM in 2008, it's easy to imagine Willis being sent in as an agent of the government to disrupt the liberty movement,
or the Ron Paul campaign, or whatever the goal was.

Let's start at the convention in August. What the Maine delegation ended up doing was largely his idea. There were heated debates about what to
do, but I don't remember the specifics. My thinking was that their debates didn't need to be so heated, as they were arguing over the appropriate
empty symbolic gesture which removed them from the field of battle. The game had been lost, anyway. I was also hopeful / curious to see if
anybody would take up the suggestions I had made about really making a mess of the RNC. Really doing damage to Romney. They didn't do that.
They did a little march around protest and left. It was fairly clear that the Ron Paul delegates from around the country really weren't
in any mood to, or capable of, taking collective action at the event which would've been effective in achieving whatever goal they might have set.
There were more than enough Ron Paul delegates spread around to make things really interesting and damaging to Romney. Willis was able to
remove all the Maine delegates from the floor (Counterintelligence - taking away resources that would be useful).

Skip to December, and the election of the new GOP Chair. Here is a situation where Brakey and Boyer basically put together a team to pick the
state committeepeople to be on the Ron Paul list in Augusta in May. I would assume that Brakey would simply pick the Chair, and there would
be full unity (all these people owe their spots to Brakey), and Beth would win. But, no, Michelle Anderson wanted Rich and Traci. And encouraged
everyone to do the same. This is not what you should do. Anyway, Rich won.

Then, shortly after that, there was a confusing mess for the Penobscot County Chair. Apparently it was Rich's fault. And, after a few months
Michelle Anderson quit the State Committee and at least 2 other Ron Paul picked State Committeepeople. Chris Dixon at the same time is creating
dissention, pushing and goading people to quit the GOP, quit their seats. Willis wasn't visibly involved in these state and local level doings, but
the locals were supportive of Willis.

Willis, in January, decided to run for RNC Chair. Why? What purpose does this serve? How does this help Liberty?
http://www.onlinesentinel.com/news/...g-smear-campaign_2013-01-18.html?pagenum=full
"A former counter-intelligence agent in the military"
Maine candidate for RNC chairman claims smear campaign against him
Some Republican National Committee members question whether Mark Willis can even serve on panel, nonetheless be named chairman

Listen, not too long ago he was working with the NSA, for INSCOM, and now, Willis is acting like this? You know, all these stunts
which don't make Ron Paul and Ron Paul supporters look good. He isn't hurting the movement by accident, this seems like on purpose.
(But, again, I don't actually know this.) Ron Paul supporters act like idiots is not the message we want to send.

Story Aug 17, about a week ago, from Politico - look, Ashley Ryan is being nice, and Mark Willis is being difficult. (He's the one
who always seems to protest and piss everybody off when he could be working on the plan, as described by Ron Paul, which is to join
the Republican Party and take it over.) http://www.politico.com/story/2013/08/rnc-reince-priebus-ron-paul-95633.html

And what just happened this week. Willis quits as National Committeeman. And 6 state committeepeople also quit. That sounds like
Counterintelligence and "taking away resources (STATE COMMITTEE / NATIONAL COMMITTEE SEATS) that would be useful to the hostile service
(RON PAUL CAMPAIGN / LIBERTY MOVEMENT).

Here's NBC news on that:
http://firstread.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/08/20/20105182-off-to-the-races-clinton-drama?lite
“A Maine Republican National Committee member and six state committee members have resigned and left the GOP,
a sign of continued tensions within in the party as it attempts to unify ahead of the 2014 elections,” AP writes.
“Libertarian-leaning RNC member Mark Willis of Washington County and the others resigned in a letter Sunday,
citing concerns about the party's direction in Maine and across the country. The letter was signed by six others Republicans…
All 13 said they are withdrawing from the party.” More: “The group pointed to a number of issues including Maine GOP lawmakers'
failure to override Gov. Paul LePage's veto of the state budget, which raised the meals and lodging and sales taxes.
It also criticized Republicans in Congress for backing ‘feel good,’ restrictive and ineffective gun control legislation.”

Again, I don't know what the truth is, I'm just looking at his resume. Ron Paul was huge huge threat to the military.
He was arguing for huge cuts in military spending. I suspect that the military did not like that one bit.
Since they now do "internal insurgents" - maybe they're sitting around talking at INSCOM in 2008, "hey Willis, why don't get over to
Maine and infiltrate the Ron Paul Campaign and wreck stuff." "Ok" Not saying that happened. In 2008, he was living in Virginia working
for INSCOM. INSCOM does stuff like that. Like Cointelpro. And then, all of sudden, after working for, basically, a spy agency of the Federal Government
who are one of the ones that do the infiltrations, he suddenly loves liberty and moves to Maine in 2008. And then, in 2008 (according to someone
on facebook), starts working for Ron
Paul. Wow, quick conversion from "infiltrating spy"-type to honest liberty lover. Less than a year. Maybe there was actually overlap. Was he
working for the spy agency when he was working for Ron Paul? Maine caucus was Feb 2008, and his wiki page says he was working for them in 2008.
So, January 2008 - working for INSCOM? February 2008 helping Ron Paul in Washington County, Maine, where he never lived before?
Does that seem normal to people? I mean, National Committeeman is a pretty important position. I would think it's an important enough position that
Mark Willis would have to be vetted by higher ups in the Ron Paul campaign. But not necessarily.

This might be a scandal.

Willis = INSCOM = Cointelpro??? read my post




Willis = INSCOM = Cointelpro??? read post 85

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxde-PETEWg at 4100

http://scintelligencer.blogspot.com/2013/07/this-is-inscom.html
 
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