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in line at an airport to be caught?
[Laughter]
Martin: [Laughter]
Mullins: You’d have to be pretty
dumb. He would just say: “Look, it’s just
an extra bomb that I carry along, in case I
need it. It doesn’t mean anything.”
But they’ve never caught anybody,
and people are realizing that all this stuff
the government is doing is a charade.
And they’re getting fed-up with it.
So, I look for a great uprising, almost a
revolution, in this country, because
people are so fed-up with everything.
Everything the government is doing is
totally nuts—which it always was.
I grew up during the New Deal.
Everything the New Deal did was
absolutely a joke. They had guys
standing around on shovels, and that was
supposed to bring back prosperity. And
Homeland Security is the same way.
[Laughter]
When they announced they were
going to need 95,000 more airline
security personnel to examine people
getting on and off the planes, I said:
“Where are they going to get 95,000
more illiterates?” I don’t think they have
95,000 more illiterate people in this
country.
[Editor’s note: Perhaps if Eustace has
an opportunity to continue working on
his book on the state of our modern
educational system, the answer to the
above question will become painfully
self-evident! ]
Martin: I notice that the people in
other agencies are bailing to get the Sky
Marshal jobs, because it pays so much
better.
Mullins: Oh, indeed. But the problem
is, the people who get into those jobs,
they should realize that all this could
blow-over very quickly. And they might
even find Osama bin Laden. [Laughter]
That would probably put an end to the
whole threat. That’s why they haven’t
found him, because this is an industry.
And you cannot destroy your whole
industry overnight like that.
No, I just feel like everything in this
country has now become total insanity,
and the rest of the world is sort-of
puzzled by the whole thing. They can’t
figure out what’s going on.
Now, when I was back in Japan last
month, when I left Japan there was
practically no security whatsoever. You
just walked onto the plane, and that was
it.
So, the rest of the world is not going
along with all this nonsense.
Martin: And what was the view in
Japan of what’s happening in America?
Mullins: I think Japan, like the rest of
the world, is bewildered by what’s
happening in America—because the
charade here has gotten to be so
nonsensical.
I said on a talk show recently that I
didn’t think Bush has ever been serious
about anything since he’s been president,
because I think he’s a lot like JFK. He’s a
rich playboy who wants to enjoy life, and
doesn’t want to be upset or worried about
anything. And I don’t think he is; I don’t
think he’s worried about anything—
except how to bring down that next
building. Because that’s what everything
depends on right now.
Martin: Without leaving a trace.
Mullins: If they don’t blow-up another
building, if they can’t get Mossad to setup
another building demolition, I don’t
know what they’re going to do.
Martin: Well, we could go on for
quite awhile, but I think this is a good
place to end—for now! I’d just like to
thank you for taking this time with our
readers, and even more importantly,
thank you for your many years of service
to this country.
Mullins: It has been my great pleasure,
Rick.
Closing Thoughts
It’s difficult, of course, to try to
include, in one conversation, the entirety
of such a long, complex, and
distinguished career. Eustace’s books are
a towering example of one man’s search
for Truth and an enduring gift to those
who seek Truth. They shall long remain
classics in their own right, and make for
provocative reading and a valuable
addition to any personal library.
From spending time with Eustace, I
can tell you that he is never intense or
heavy or full of himself as
(unfortunately) are so many others
consistently in the public eye. Rather, he
is light as a feather, metaphorically
speaking, and as dependable and true as
the lighthouse that guides the ships
safely to shore through turbulent seas.
You would think, with all of the attacks
against him over the years, that he would
be bitter or angry—but he’s not. He has,
somehow, managed to rise above all that,
and has taken the adversities with a kind
of gracious, and even humorous, stride—
like appreciating the rain along with the
sunshine.
I asked him, the last time I was with
him, at the Conspiracy Conference a few
months ago, whether there had ever been
attempts on his life. He just laughed and
replied: “Oh my, yes.” When I asked for
the specifics, he stated there had been
three attempts on his life (that he was
aware of!)—all through cutting his
automobile’s brake lines.
But much like George Washington at
the time of the last great revolution—
who went into battle with faith, and came
out of battle with bullet holes riddling
his coat but not a wound on him—so too
has Eustace managed to walk among
great danger mostly unscathed.
He has been IN this world, but not OF
this world. He is a soldier of Truth in a
lifelong battle with Lies. If there is
possibly a modern example of “courage
under constant fire” to emulate, it would
be Eustace Mullins.
In thinking about this powerful
teacher, I’m reminded of the timeless
saying: “Be as wise as the serpent and as
gentle as the dove.”
And I’m sure that gentleness has
protected him, while simultaneously
throwing the FBI and ADL (and who
knows who else) into fits of
consternation because he just won’t fall
for their traps, nor flip-out and go on a
violent rampage out of total frustration
from all the injustices he has been forced
to endure.
What a beautiful example of foiling
pure Evil through the power of Truth and
the example of Peace.
So yes, as Col. James “Bo” Gritz
recently proclaimed with profound
simplicity and sincere directness:
“Eustace Mullins is an American
treasure!” S
“And as we let our own Light shine, we
unconsciously give other people
permission to do the same. As we’re
liberated from our own fear, our
presence automatically liberates
others.” — Nelson Mandela,
from Long Walk To Freedom
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