Ronald Reagan was the first manifest president of Lycurgus/Akbar. He himself was a target as both citizen and head of state. He presided as head of state on June 17, 1987, the 200th anniversary of the United States Constitution and the genesis of AKBAR. This proper name is a name of Allah. It was intended to inflame the Nation of Islam. I have been hesitant to present this fact publicly as on internet but such has already been done in the Federal Court system. I do not support any extra-legal violence what-so-ever. Los Angeles Police Department, hereto known as LAPD began an Orwellian surveillance state that is alleged to be designed by Cambridge Law School circa the 1930s. It appears The White Elephant by George Orwell confirms practice of illegal surveillance through media electronics sans the tagging of objects with chemicals which has now resulted in a solid daily occurrence by placing chemicals in regular auto gas tanks. This event began while I was in Dover, Delaware. President Ronald Reagan was born February 6, 1911 and died June 5, 2004. He served two terms as the 40th President from 1981-1989. He was also California's 33rd Governor (1967 - 1975). President Reagan is noted for restoring conservatism and supply side economics. This was coupled with an essentialist anti-communist stance. In this regards Reagan is credited with helping stem protectionism, increase funding of the military complex, and restore confidence in the Presidency. Reagan died at his home in Bel-Air, California in 2004 at the age of 93, after suffering from Alzheimer's disease for a decade. Here are the official daily headlines for the President's June 17, 1987 daily activity. Statement by Assistant to the President for Press Relations Fitzwater Meeting Between President Reagan and President Oscar Arias Sanchez of Costa Rica June 17, 1987 President Reagan said in a meeting with Costa Rican President Oscar Arias today that the United States and Costa Rica share the same objective in Nicaragua: free, competitive, and regularly scheduled elections allowing the Nicaraguan people to elect their own leaders. The President said that the United States welcomes the initiative introduced by President Arias last February but noted that there remain concerns about specific parts of the plan. The greatest concern is the need for the Sandinistas to act on genuine democratization before pressure on the regime is removed in any way. The President said he hoped that the Central American democracies will work together in the weeks ahead to strengthen the democratic aspects of the Arias plan. He said that the focus of the initiative on democracy in Nicaragua is the key to peace in Central America. The President said that the United States will continue to apply pressure on the Sandinista regime to democratize and his administration remains fully committed to obtaining renewed funding from the Congress for the Nicaraguan democratic resistance. The President met with Costa Rican President Oscar Arias for approximately 1 hour. http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/speeches/1987/061787a.htm The Reagan Legacy At 73 years of age, Reagan became the oldest man ever elected president, receiving 525 electoral votes, the most of any presidential candidate. As his second term ended, polls showed that more than half of the American people gave him a favorable rating. When Ronald Reagan became president, he had a clear vision of what the nation should be and spelled out the direction he hoped it would take during his administration. Reagan had a clear social, economic, and foreign policy agenda, and with political guile and personal persuasiveness he was able to achieve many of his goals. Early in his presidency, Reagan remarked: "What I'd really like to do is go down in history as the President who made Americans believe in themselves again." A month before the election of his successor, Reagan looked back on his eight years in office: "I am the same man I was when I came to Washington," he said, "I believe the same things I believed when I came to Washington, and I think those beliefs have been vindicated by the success of the policies to which we hold fast." About his foreign policy, he said, "At every point on the map that the Soviets have applied pressure, we've done all we can to apply pressure against them." He went on "And now we are seeing a sight many believed they would never see in our lifetime: the receding of the tide of totalitarianism." There is little doubt that the many changes effected by the Reagan presidency will play a major role in shaping America's future as it concludes the 20th century. http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/reference/pressketch.html
Summary The current zeitgeist in American History is one of repression and denial. Criminals repress and victims deny. There is no official recognition period of the decadence that President Reagan lead this country into. In most instances the individual that initiates a sequence of events is considered more culpable than those that later participate as the following presidents. There are four presidents involved. In the whole discussion the now emergent paradigm of Homeland Security is of first concern. The president must guarantee the Constitutional Rights of the citizenry. He also must maintain the constitutional integrity of the State in which the citizens reside. Herein we have a tremendous amount of real history which contradicts the firewall that the system of the Perfect Dictator has constructed to shield powerful persons as the president. The two party system proper is the organization of the emergent democratically elected dictator. This is the Republican and Democratic parties in the main. One will seek relief from the government and one will not find any. One will seek refuge in the people and they are manipulated and willing participants for their own destruction. I was in Dover, Delaware on June 17, 1987 when this event which has a code name of Lycurgus - Akbar began. This is also the 200th anniversary of the United States Constitution. Delaware was the first state to ratify this document on December 7, 1787. I remained almost under house arrest in Dover until March of 1988. I was under 24 hour electronic surveillance. The chemical spraying was only a mist perhaps muriatic acid and some stronger agents. Afterward I attempted to hitchhike to Mexico. I attempted to get refuge at the Cuban Embassy. I was refused and then went to Santa Barbara, California. This was then President Reagan's hometown. There is no doubt that President Reagan was an informant to the country he had sworn allegiance to. Some legal theorist postulate that the individual that begins a systematic crime that escalates is more culpable. Even with this fact being prejudicial, the environmental conditions that were deliberately escalated were better during Reagan's last two years than the latter administrations. I was outside the boundary at the opening of the Ronald Reagan Library. Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, and Bush were present. This occurred during the scorched earth that continues to this day. An implication of Ronald Reagan's activities begs certain questions as America as an Informant State and the the use of the White Lie or Noble Fiction. Reagan was noted for his communications skills yet his last press conferences had to be totally scripted. To what degree Reagan orchestrated his final presentations will have a direct bearing on these issues and in the manner that this behavior radiated to other presidents and citizens. The psychology of leadership and the tyrant also is an emergent study that is taking on new definition and content. The use of unilateral power and it's legal and moral justifications in the transition from the cold war to the present equilibrium also has precedence for future leadership and confrontations. Currently President George W. Bush is under increasing criticism from neo-conservative intents to strengthen the presidency. In continuo it is still difficult to weigh the implications of the failure of leadership that Ronald Reagan committed.
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