It strikes me as odd that Sen. John McCain told the nation and Imus Tuesday morning that fellow Republican in the House Tom DeLay, R-Texas, was an exterminator in a "previous life" when infact it was THIS life. Perhaps that expression has permiated our culture, but it is occultic in nature so again tells us more about the way McCain thinks and looks at the world.

The fact that McCain would "split" a prior profession into another "lifetime" shows the splitting within his own mind which created and continues to maintain his Manchurian candidate conditioning. The further "split" in which McCain projects onto DeLay the role of exterminating PEOPLE, when it was McCain as a soldier who was the "people-exterminator", again shows another distortion in his logic reflecting the degree of programming still active in his noggin. Scary dude.

I wonder why these "splits", or for you computer programmers out there, these "logic loops" are center stage in this interview? I would hope the "programs" were so old and dusty that they didn't get any air time.

I would suspect this central program of logic is tying up McCain's CPU right now because it infact is applied centrally in his current objective.

What might that objective be?

I conclude McCain is in the chemtrails operation DEEP.

The oddball reference to "another lifetime" is a code from McCain's subconscious which was using the Imus platform to let us -- the public -- know about McCain's secret life.

--Data Junkie

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Sen. John McCain made an apparent joke Tuesday about a fellow Republican in the House at the expense of those killed during the federal government's 1993 raid on the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas.

McCain, R-Ariz., was a guest on the Don Imus radio program and was discussing his efforts to change campaign finance when the topic turned to Rep. Tom DeLay, R-Texas, and the congressman's opposition to some components of a campaign finance bill being debated in the Senate.

Imus asked McCain, "I wouldn't have been surprised to see Tom DeLay down there at Waco with David Koresh, would you?"

McCain burst into laughter and replied, "Well, you know, he's a previous – I think he was an exterminator in a previous life."

DeLay had built a successful pest control business outside Houston before entering politics in 1978.

"I know senators don't like to attack one another, but it is okay to attack people in the House. I think it's fair to say the guy's a kook," responded the host.

Koresh was among approximately 80 people killed when the building in which they lived caught fire during the April 19, 1993, raid on Koresh and his followers.

The tear-gassing of the Davidians that day marked the fiery conclusion to a standoff between Koresh and federal police that began on February 28, 1993, and the exact death toll remains a matter of controversy.

DeLay represents the 22nd Congressional District of Texas, which covers an area south of Houston.