Wasn’t that a Don McLean song?!

This is one reason why Bloggers take a lot of crap.

I am not saying that bloggers need to walk in lock step with the MSM but this sort of reasoning minimizes all of Brian’s efforts in trying to legitimize the BlogPoll with his partnership with CBS.

His reasoning is so out of whack I don’t what to think…

The coaches are the ones who have made this mess and they should be taken out of it, I mean who voted TT #1? That’s just nuts.

Dodd wrote a great piece last week calling the coaches out.

Texas remained ahead of Oklahoma in the BCS standings released Sunday on the strength of having beaten the Sooners six weeks ago. That was despite the human polls which have it flipped — Oklahoma over Texas.

You can see how this might be a problem to some folks. Two rivals, chasing a Big 12 and national championship. One separated from the other by .0084 of a point in the BCS (Texas .9209-Oklahoma .9125). One having beaten the other but both involved in a three-way tie in the Big 12 South. It is becoming obvious that tie could be broken less by play on the field and more by whoever shouts the loudest. Or worse. It could be decided by petty jealousies or long-held grudges.

We don’t know for sure because the coaches poll is and has been largely a secret ballot. Maybe that’s why Bob Stoops gave up his vote last season. Maybe not. He’ll have to risk leaving the vote up to the six other Big 12 coaches in the coaches poll.

Leach risks incurring the wrath of every Longhorn with access to a keyboard or worse, the coach’s cell phone number. Believe me, it’s out there and someone industrious enough can get his number.

Leach truthfully answered the question that is going to rage at least until the end of this week. His colleagues won’t be as forthcoming. As we face perhaps another BCS meltdown, Saturday’s win by Oklahoma pointed up the biggest fallacy of the system.

The coaches should have nothing to do with the selection process. It stunk from the moment American Football Coaches executive director Grant Teaff unveiled the coaches’ involvement in the BCS in the summer of 1998 at a downtown Chicago hotel.

Anyway, just thought I would throw it out there because there is no logic in any of the results I have seen this past weekend

Pray only for chaos…I know I will. Here’s to the infamously-porous OU secondary getting shelled by Mizzou :) While I hate that back-into-the-MNCG s***, it is for obvious reasons (OU 2003, NU 2001). This is not exactly backing into it now, is it?

But, and I mean this in all sincerity, Texas, with a middling defense beat the Dirt Burglars: The winner of the SEC, assuming OU wins, will absolutely punish those cripples: UF, 7th total d (4th scoring); UA, 3rd total D (3rd scoring), UT, 50th total D (21 scoring).

After five years of researching this issue, I am convinced this is part of the United Nations, Council on Foreign Relations, Rothschild agenda of weakening a society based on a divide and conquer / constructive confusion strategy.

This first weekend in December, unlike the first week in blogtober (tongue in cheek intended), is full of constant chaos and incestuous whining every year. Every year we toss the blame around at the feet of the coaches, computers, Harris Poll members, media speculators or the bowl empire monopolists. Rarely is it tossed at the feet of the actual culprits who created the concept of the BCS in the first place.

If you have bothered to research the current bailout predicament within the economy, you would astutely and quickly realize that JP Morgan, the Rockefeller dynasty and the Warberg clan (with infamous ties to Kuhn & Loeb) were behind the creation of the Federal Reserve Bank in 1913. This same interlocking group of families is grossly profiting from the constant bailouts from our federal government, because they are the controlling monopolists who have created and controlled the American economy since its inception.

By 1917, this heavy weight conglomerate of Eastern Establishment families as well as additional middle weight Eastern Establishment families (Russells, Perkins, Herrimans, Bush’s, Ford’s, Carnegie’s and others of similar ilk), financed the Bolshevick Revolution, the precursor to what is now commonly known as Russian Communism.

The Communist regime is built upon the concept of Monarchy, Oligarchy and Monopoly. It is centered around a mass of slave or common labor, which is controlled by wealthy elites who aim to create a monopolistic economy rather than a free market economy. Unions are despised because Russian Communism has no concern for the welfare (financial, social, spiritual or health) of the common worker. They would just as easily profit from prison slave labor as common sweatshop conditions that are notorious in third world countries.

By 1925, these same interlocking group of heavy weight and middle weight families were busy financing Adolf Hitler and national socialism. According to Jim Marrs, national socialism is the concept of corporate rule, where the Corporations control the state via lobbying agents who bribe congress to enact laws that will benefit the corporatocracy, (as John Perkins calls it “Confessions of an Economic Hitman or The Secret History of the American Empire”). JP Morgan, Citibank, GE, Ford, General Motors, Brown-Brothers Herriman and many other corporate entities profited immensely from the Rise of the Third Reich.

Although the mainstream historical media pointed the blame at the feet of Adolf Hitler for national socialism, or corporate rule if you will, the multinational conglomerates listed above were truly responsible for the rise and fall of Hitler. We defeated Hitler in WWII, but national socialism, and Russian Communism are the favored economic structure of the wealthy elites who control this country, and they survived the war quite nicely since Hitler took the wrath of blame.

IG Farben and Fritz Thysen’s steel empire split into over 600 multinational corporations around the globe before the close of the war, and were aided and abetted by our national security organizations who shrouded this in secrecy. IG Farben, responsible for Zyclon B (gassing in the Holocaust) and Napalm is one of the most evil empires in the world. At the conclusion of WWII, the US government and the UN split this organization into four separate entities…Bayer, Monsanto, and BASF.

The same wealthy elites who control all arms of the media, the university educational system, the bowl empire and anything else where the economic paradigm is measured in the billions is the same wealthy elites who financed National Socialism and Russian Communism.

The group of interconnected multinational corporations, with major origins and ties to the Eastern Establishment families essentially runs the BCS and the bowl empire and they control public thought and opinion due to the fact that Americans are addicted to the Tube. Whatever we hear on the HDTV, is the word of law…it must be true we heard it on TV.

College football is simply a vehicle for these multinational Eastern Establishment families to carry on and execute their goal of a one world government. That is their aim, this is their mission. The BCS controversy is nothing but a mind control operation designed to weaken America, specifically the middle class, and they use the same strategy that the Rothschild empire has always used. Funding two sides of an opposing issue, while sitting back and watching the two entities destroy each other.

Here comes Obama and the government (controlled by the same shadow government I just desribed) with the regulations to fix the BCS. This was the same strategy that gave us the central banking mechanism known as the Federal Reserve and the IRS. This is very much by design. They create a problem by financing both sides of an issue, watch the two sides destroy each other and then rush to the rescue with government regulations, of which they profit immensely. This is essentially how the military industrial complex came into being. This strategy is as old as time itself.

College football mimics the British system of Monarchy, Oligarchy and Monopoly. The elite teams in college football (TOSU, USC, OU, Texas, Florida, Florida State, Tennessee, Michigan, Nebraska, Alabama, Georgia and LSU) act as the central banks, and these elite schools are controlled by University Presidents who are linked with the CIA, Council on Foreign Relations, Big Oil and Multinational “NAZI” corporations. They are either directly linked with the organizations themselves or controlled by Board of Regent members who are on the boards of these entities. See Jim Marrs “Rise of the 4th Reich.”

When people begin to recognize this and stop supporting a system that is grossly un-American (if you haven’t figured it out, the university foundations have been busy since the turn of the 20th century trying to think-tank their way through getting the American public to mesh with national socialism and Russian communism), but then again, we really haven’t been a republic bound by the constitution since Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, so the BCS is largely the American concept of today…National Socialism and Russian Communism meshed together.

I know much of this is above the realm of rational critical thinking by most of you, because you simply will not look outside the box enough to draw your own conclusion that the similarity between the business model of the BCS is directly parallel to the concept of the Rothschild & Rhodes Empire dedicated to bringing British Imperialism back in control of the world.

I just thought you should know what the BCS is really about.

If you question this, research the ties that the university presidents (and more importantly the Board of Regent members) from all of the schools who have won BCS championships have with the CIA, Council on Foreign Relations, Big Oil and Multinational NAZI Corporations. The list is long and distinguished, with literally centuries of connections.

Either stop whining about this system, because it is purposefully designed to be unfair and to the benefit of the universities who support the evil agents listed above, or stop supporting this system and demand change.

Demand change by not going to the events, stop watching the games on TV, or refrain from reading the propaganda press that emphasizes nothing but the SEC and the Big-12, home to the Big Oil, Multinational Nazi Corporation, CIA and Military Industrial Complex, which has even further connections to the Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan and Rhodes Imperialism Complex.

Lets look at the four universities who have benefited the most and been involved in the majority of the BCS controversies.

TOSU: Home state of Morgan and Rockefeller, home state of the central banking complex, home state of fraudulent voting scams dating centuries back in time and home state to the University that is designed to be the leading research institution in America. The most politicized and corruptly controlled state in America. Period, hands down, not even a close second to any other state.

OU: David Boren, President, former Director of the CIA with major connections to the Oklahoma bombing, 911 controversy and the BCS / Harris Poll conglomerate. Did I mention Big Oil and the CIA go hand in hand around the globe, impoverishing other nations loans that can’t be repaid, and inslaving populations to work in sweatshop conditions so we can wear $200 Nikes, $150 sunglasses, $120 blue jeans and $100 Polo shirts?

Texas: UTIMCO, Deep connections to the Bush/Cheney CIA and Military Industrial Complex. Did I mention ENRON and World Com conspiracies, or the first University Inc. conglomerate in America?

LSU: Deep connections to the Rothschild (SHELL OIL) and Rockefeller Standard Oil. Deep connections to NASA and other multinational NAZI corporations (BASF, Monsanto & Bayer).

The OU-Texas pick by the BCS is completely logical. The CIA is the henchmen who perform the dirty work that these multinational corporations need to continue their profit over people scams around the world. Without the CIA the one world conspiracy wouldn’t have found its wings. Big Oil (Texas) needs the CIA (Oklahoma) to churn their profits. CIA comes first in the BCS university setting.