Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones/Prison Planet.com | February 14 2006

Cynthia
McKinney, the only House Representative to stand up to the Bush White
House crime syndicate, has gone further than ever before in her efforts
to warn people about what the Neo-Cons' ultimate goals actually entail
for freedom in America.

During
a recent radio interview on the Alex Jones Show, McKinney illustrated
the nature of a corrupt occupational government, stating that the
administration was "stolen in 2000 and stolen again in 2004." McKinney
said that it was doing the government a favor to describe them as a
"criminal syndicate."

"It appears to me that our country is literally being hollowed out....our economy is being hollowed out," said McKinney.

McKinney shared Alex Jones' fears and those previously voiced by Republican Congressman Ron Paul, that Americans may be arrested and taken to forced labor camps in light of recent developments confirming Kellogg Brown and Root have secured a government contract to build the camps.

Regarding 9/11, McKinney lent credibility to the 9/11 truth scholars who recently came forth with empirical evidence proving that the official story is a fallacy.

"It's
clear that something was terribly amiss on that day with our people who
were in charge....they didn't even follow standard operating
procedure," said McKinney and the Congresswoman agreed that US
authorities stood down on 9/11.

Covering the subject of worldwide human trafficking and sex slavery, a practice embraced by Dyncorp and lobbied for by Halliburton
subsidiary representatives, McKinney responded by saying, "they steal
elections with the same ease that they steal women and little girls."

McKinney made headlines two years ago when she directly confronted
Donald Rumsfeld about the US government's collaboration with companies
that engage in human trafficking and the four wargames held on
September 11.

McKinney
highlighted the MK Ultra program as a past example of where the US
government had experimented with turning US soldiers into killing
machines and expressed her sadness that some troops were apparently
under a similar influence in light of the alarming incidents at Fort Bragg.

McKinney
is spearheading a movement to have all records pertaining to the death
of Martin Luther King released. McKinney said that King was clearly
murdered.

"A jury said in 1999
that it was a US government conspiracy, including the highest
individuals at the highest levels of the United States government. I
have no reason to disbelieve them."

"If
they would do that then to Martin Luther King Jnr. at a stage now where
we have a law that defines enemy combatants, we all could be enemy
combatants just by dissenting from what this administration does and
they could do the same thing to us."

McKinney scorned the federal government for their actions following Hurricane Katrina.

"The
American people were once again abandoned, they were abandoned by their
own government and Secretary Michael Chertoff has gotten off scott free
on this."

"They needed food and
water and instead they were sent men with guns and Blackwater
mercenaries were hired to patrol the streets of New Orleans. This is
criminal! How can we have mercenaries patrolling the streets of
America?"

"You had an
administration that was AWOL and they had the nerve to bring other
folks up on criminal charges for even being conscientious objectors."