Man 'on a mission to kill' President Obama

LatinAmericanview · June 05, 2009, 12:45:54 PM

These stories are like a rectal thermometers on public perception. Basically some poor sap buys into endless propaganda that economic sky will fall any day. He is a true believer. He never questions if somebody is just creating the economic crises for political purposes. Consider how the long the economic crises has dangle in the air like Willie Coyote over a cliff? If the numbers were representative of reality then Economic Crises Magic Trick would have to fall. Gravity is Gravity. The poor fellow then compounds his mistake by wrongly attributing Obama as a culprit in this fiendish plot to destroy America. Assuming that this story is true, the boys at the Ministry of Truth have really done a number on the public psyche. When stories like these become common place then be afraid be very afraid. Meanwhile we can expect some brilliant political moron to suggest gun control.

QuoteThe Secret Service was hunting Friday for a gun-toting man who told a Utah bank manager he is "on a mission to kill" President Obama.

Daniel James Murray purportedly made the threat after withdrawing nearly $13,000 from his savings account at the First National Bank in St. George, Utah.

A warrant for his arrest was issued Friday.

Murray's whereabouts are unknown, but a court affidavit indicated he once lived in New York and has recently been in California, Utah, Georgia, Oklahoma and possibly Texas.

He has at least eight registered firearms, the Secret Service told the Salt Lake City Tribune.

"We are on a mission to kill the President of the United States," Murray told the bank manager after he made the withdrawal on May 27, according to a criminal complaint filed in Salt Lake City federal court.

The drama began to unfold when Murray opened a savings account at the bank with $85,000 on May 19.

"With all this mess going on under President Obama with banks and the economy," he purportedly ranted at the time. "I'm sure if citizens happen to lose their money, they will rise up and we could see killing and deaths."

He came back eight days later to withdraw $12,698, but bank employees told him he lacked proper identification.

"We are 94 million miles from the sun, and are in between the sun and moon, and the eagle that flies between them and it's a giant step for mankind," he snarled. "If I don't get this money, someone is going to die."
This is some sort of Manchurian code. :shock:

"I have traveled thousands of miles to be here and know things that are going to happen," Murray's tirade continued. "The banking system will fail and people will die. There will be chaos in the world."

Murray would not accept a check and demanded bills no larger than $50.

The bank manager was summoned and approved the transaction.

Then Murrray blurted out his assassination threat and left, according to the complaint.

The next day, Murray returned to the bank, closed out his account and vanished.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/us_worl ... HZOD2KM3&C

LatinAmericanview · June 05, 2009, 04:31:09 PM

QuoteA Secret Service spokesman said there will be no further comment on the case because it involves protective intelligence.

"This is one of a gazillion cases, " the spokesman told ABC News. "It's not that out of the ordinary. We see this day in and day out."

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Story?id=7763030&page=2

So why is this story a headline?

LordLindsey · June 05, 2009, 05:05:08 PM

I have to tell you that this fucking FREAKED ME OUT, guys. Did all of you not get that feeling of being dizzy while reading this and realizing that this guy was doing the EXACT SAME THING that the many "Oswalds" were doing in "CREATING THE LEGEND?" "Daniel James Murray" has THREE (3) names, just as all of the others have in the past, and I know it in my heart that this whole thing really gives me that feeling that things are not looking good for the world AT ALL. It was obvious as Hell to anyone reading this that we are seeing a "legend" being created and this leaves me with a very sick feeling, indeed. No matter what happens, this will definitely be used to further take-away the rights of the People; HOWEVER, thank God that this article was posted because, folks, whether you know it or not, we have gotten a glimpse into the dark world of psy-ops in a HUGE way with the printing of his code in the article, as well as the parallels in how "legends" are created.

Again, did all of you not get that feeling of vertigo while reading this because I can't remember seeing something as surreal as this in a VERY long time?

LINDSEY

LordLindsey · June 05, 2009, 05:22:01 PM

"This is one of a gazillion cases, " the spokesman told ABC News. "It's not that out of the ordinary. We see this day in and day out." This is a BULLSHIT statement and the agent KNEW it. Firstly, who in a professional setting would EVER use the word "gazillion," and for him to say that "We see this day-in and day-out...one of a gazillion cases..." means that MINIMALLY things have gotten far, far worse than they were even with Bush regarding security, but the world never hears about it. Either way, this entire case is EXTREMELY enlightening because, again, things are simply not as they appear on the surface, and I iterate from the original post about this man, this is NOT a normal case because if it was it would never have been made a genuine front-page headline on Yahoo! news.

Guys, I can't shake this sick feeling that I have from this because this is one of those things that doesn't make any sense at all after reflection...let me give you ONE (1) example: Murray goes into the bank a DAY LATER, AFTER MAKING THE VERY REAL THREAT and they give him ALL of his money, as proven by the statement, "closed his account." OK...anyone else see a fucking problem here!? He spoke the code and made the threats the DAY BEFORE, and the ARMED SECURITY did NOTHING to detain him, nor did they call the police after he came back to get his over $62,500!! Now, considering that this was 99% going to be in cash, am I the ONLY person who is really bothered by this entire chain-of-events? NONE of this adds up to be normal, but it DOES add-up to be the creation of a "legend." For those of you who don't understand the concept of creating and using "legends" in the intelligence communities, it means that you have a person or thing that you need to use for an operation in-lieu of the REAL person or thing that will make it happen, so to throw-off the trail and to ensure success of the subterfuge, a "legend" is created that will fool the people who either investigate or the general public who won't dig any deeper than what the "investigators" find. The BEST example, even better than bin Hasbeen is Oswald, because it is a FACT that there were multiple Oswalds setting-up the legend around the world, and most people don't know this, because IF THEY DID, then this whole "Oswald did it alone" bullshit would never be allowed to continue.

LINDSEY

sullivan · June 05, 2009, 05:31:56 PM

Quote from: "LordLindsey"Again, did all of you not get that feeling of vertigo while reading this because I can't remember seeing something as surreal as this in a VERY long time?

I can't describe it as vertigo, but I did have a sense of unease from reading it. It stinks from the very off, from the opening of a savings account with $85,000 on May 19th, right down to the fact the money remains in the account only a few weeks before he comes back to withdraw $12,698 (any numerological significance there?). Add to that the fact that he returned unhindered the day after having made the alleged threats, to close the account and subsequently disappear.

As you say, this reeks to high heaven of the 'creation of a legend'.

LordLindsey · June 05, 2009, 05:48:55 PM

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Story?id=7763030&page=1

"Federal authorities in Utah search for a man who allegedly made threats against President Obama.

Arrest warrant is issued for man allegedly on a mission to kill the president.Daniel James Murray has been charged with making threats against Obama, after telling a bank teller he was part of a "mission" to kill the president. The Secret Service says Murray has at least eight registered firearms. His whereabouts are unknown.

Murray entered Zion's First National Bank in St. George, Utah, May 19, to open a savings account with an $85,000 check, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court in Salt Lake City today.

Murray allegedly asked if the bank was solvent and then stated, according to the complaint, "With all this mess going on under President Obama with banks and the economy, I'm sure if citizens happen to lose their money, they will rise up and we could see killing and deaths."

Obama Protection Stretches Secret Service Obama at Risk? Secret Service Disputes Own Tech Worries On May 27, the complaint states, Murray came back to withdraw $12,698 from his savings account. He did not have proper identification and was told he needed it to complete the transaction. He allegedly said, "Not to be disrespectful, but if I don't get this money, someone is going to die."

The bank manager allowed the transaction, and Murray allegedly demanded bills smaller than $50 in nonsequential order.

Murray then said, "We are on a mission to kill the president of the United States," according to the complaint.

Murray told the teller during that visit, the complaint added, "We are 94 million miles from the sun, and are in-between the sun and moon, and the eagle that flies between them, and it's a giant step for mankind. ... I have traveled thousands of miles to be here and know things that are going to happen. ... The banking system will fail and people will die. ... There will be chaos in the world."

The next day, according to the complaint, Murray withdrew the remaining $72,000 and closed his account.

Murray's location is unknown, the complaint said. He is believed to be driving a blue 2001 Buick LeSabre with New York plates that read "ERL 1445," and are registered in his name. Murray originally is from New York, but he has recently been in California, Utah, Georgia, Oklahoma and possibly Texas.

Daniel James Murray has been charged with making threats against Obama, telling a bank teller he was part of a "mission" to kill the president.
"There are at least eight firearms registered to Murray, ranging from semi-automatic pistols to revolvers, some capable of carrying 15 rounds of ammunition and easy to conceal," the complaint said.

A Secret Service spokesman said there will be no further comment on the case because it involves protective intelligence.

"This is one of a gazillion cases, " the spokesman told ABC News. "It's not that out of the ordinary. We see this day in and day out.""

Guys...NOW you know why to save the ORIGINAL article when it first get reported: Check out the name of the bank..."Zion's First National Bank" Man, I just don't know what to say, so I will leave it up to all of you to decide what you make of ALL OF THIS, as the problems with this are "LEGENDary".

LINDSEY

LatinAmericanview · June 05, 2009, 06:48:37 PM

Wow guys that is really interesting. I read it as building on the established propaganda. However, I had certain problems with the article apart from the things Lindsay and Sully stated. Firstly, Murry opened the account about a month ago with a check. Where was the check from? Sale of a house? Cashing a 401k? Why would a guy that believes that the banks are failing put his money in a bank for any amount of time? Why not just cash the check and walk? The next thing is the Zion's First National Bank in St. George reference. This just sounds like a planted name. It was not in the first article posted by me but was in the second article. Incidentally, this "news" story was tops in the Google page.

he second thing is the 94 million miles from the sun reference. Something just does not sit well with me.

QuoteThe average distance from the Sun to the Earth is 1,496*10¹¹m
Thats 149 million kilometers or 92.58 million miles

The minimum distance from the sun to the earth is 146 million km (or 91million miles), and the maximum distance from the sun to the earth is 152 million kilometres (or 94.5 million miles. )

The last thing is the We reference. This is starting to sound like the Florida Muslim guys going to a strip club and bring the Koran with them before the 911 attacks. Myth creation is huge part of propaganda. One thing that I always thought was do you really have to assassinate anyone in this day and age? It is not like anyone of us could verify the death of a president. The last thing will be how good ole' Alex Jones handles this story.

LatinAmericanview · June 05, 2009, 06:57:39 PM

QuoteFederal prosecutors have charged a former Rexford man with making threats against President Barack Obama after the man allegedly told a bank employee in Utah he was on a mission to kill the president.

The Salt Lake Tribune reported on its Web site Thursday that Daniel James Murray, 36, allegedly made the remark to a teller at a bank in St. George on May 27 as he withdrew $13,000 from an account.

Murray's whereabouts are unknown. He used to live on Blue Jay Way in Rexford.

According to court records, he lived there as recently as February, when he was charged with criminal mischief.

Murray pleaded guilty to the charge and spent 30 days in jail, according to records from Clifton Park Town Court.
View felony complaint document

To view the felony complaint document against Daniel James Murray, click HERE.

In 2002, Murray, then 29, was charged with falsely reporting an incident after police said he threatened to blow up a Hannaford supermarket in Clifton Park. He did three years' probation as a result of that incident, when authorities said he activated his car's On Star emergency system from the Village Green Plaza's parking lot.

He told operators he had explosives and a gun in his car and planned to blow up the supermarket. Police said there were no weapons in his car.

A recent court affidavit says Murray has been in California, Utah, Georgia, Oklahoma and possibly Texas.

The U.S. Secret Service says Murray has at least eight registered firearms, the Tribune reported.

Malcolm Wiley, a spokesman for the Secret Service in Washington, told The Associated Press he had no comment Thursday.

http://www.dailygazette.com/news/2009/j ... 05_threat/

CrackSmokeRepublican · June 06, 2009, 12:33:07 AM

I just call it "Jew Sh*t"

LordLindsey · June 07, 2009, 12:58:46 PM

It has been several DAYS now, and nothing...

Folks, the authorities work 24/7 on a REAL threat, and if they have not found this guy by now, this is not good news. Just remember that NOTHING in the story makes sense as it is reported, and if anything happens, we have the details as they were first reported.

LINDSEY

LatinAmericanview · June 07, 2009, 03:48:28 PM

The man was arrested in Nevada. Case closed until they figure what to charge him with. They are not sure how big a threat he posed to the president therefore they hve not decided th extent of the charges. But here is the thing- Why all the publicity? I go back to my initial assessment. Rectal thermometer on public opinion :shock:

LordLindsey · June 07, 2009, 08:55:24 PM

Where is the news story and they know EXACTLY what what charges to file, especially with the video cameras that would have recorded what was said. I am telling you that this whole thing stinks and I stand-by what I said earlier that this would not have made front-page news on Yahoo if those in control didn't WANT it to be seen by millions.

LINDSEY

veritasvincit · June 08, 2009, 03:33:40 PM

QuoteLordLindsey wrote:
I am telling you that this whole thing stinks and I stand-by what I said earlier that this would not have made front-page news on Yahoo if those in control didn't WANT it to be seen by millions.

True. If there are a "gazillion" stories like this then why this one?

LatinAmericanview · June 08, 2009, 05:06:56 PM

Quote from: "veritasvincit"
QuoteLordLindsey wrote:
I am telling you that this whole thing stinks and I stand-by what I said earlier that this would not have made front-page news on Yahoo if those in control didn't WANT it to be seen by millions.

True. If there are a "gazillion" stories like this then why this one?

I think that some people like Lindsay and Sully suggest that it is part "legend" creation. However, we are really people trying to reverse engineer propaganda without knowing the intended conseuences. In other words, do we know what the Article was trying to convey? Here are a few observations:

1. Kill Obama- Obviously this man thinks that Obama has something to do with the current situation. I call this indirect reinvestment in the the official fiction concerning voting power in America. I also think that many people have made threats to president. Could this be part of creating the idea hat the president is under attack from all sides?
2. Bank collapse- Money withdrawal.
3. The gun nut angle. The man had eight registered guns. What kind of guns?
4. "We are on a mission to kill the President of the United States,"- the creation n of a conspiracy. More than the lone gun man.
5. "We are 94 million miles from the sun, and are in between the sun and moon, and the eagle that flies between them and it's a giant step for mankind," he snarled. "If I don't get this money, someone is going to die."
This is some sort of Manchurian code. This could be a catchy jingle to make the story memorable and more realistic. Weird details giving the story more creditability.

6. The story vanished into thing air! Poof! Gone.

LatinAmericanview · June 08, 2009, 05:09:16 PM

I forgot no update stories since June 5th and no follow up stories with neighbors and family or friends. Just a nice clean end.

Here is a search results for this story:

QuoteFormer Rexford man charged with making threats against president
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The old Prison Planet as credible news source so says google news search.