Gov. Mike Pence Stands By And Says Nothing As Chris Christie Attacks Freedom-Loving Republicans

Gov. Mike Pence headed out to the Aspen Institute in Colorado this week on a junket with several RINO governors. The Aspen Institute is a favorite nonprofit financed by the world bankers and other New World Order types who want to ensure that Republicans and Democrats think alike when it comes to the establishment of a Stasi state in the United States. They fully embrace the concept of manufacturing terrorist events throughout the world to justify indiscriminate government surveillance of every body. To their way of thinking, anyone who speak out against the people in power are terrorists.

The Aspen Institute essentially bribes our elected officials by paying for lavish junkets overseas and throughout the country for them and their families where they indoctrinate them into the acceptance of a Stasi state and other items on their one-world government agenda. The Aspen Institute spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on our former Sen. Richard Lugar before voters finally wised up and retired him after 36 years. The Aspen Institute is currently run by former CNN honcho Walter Isaacson, whose network has all of those killer interviews conducted by Vanderbilt trust fund baby, Anderson Cooper, with the crisis actors employed to carry out manufactured terrorist events. Its board includes a who's who of New World Order types, including Madelein Allbright, Michael Eisner, David Gergen, Jane Harman, Jordan's Queen Noor, and Condoleeza Rice

To the point of my post, Gov. Pence sat next to Gov. Chris Christie, whose bromance with President Barack Obama is beyond sickening, as he attacked freedom-loving Republicans, at least what few of them are remaining in Congress. Those of us who support restraints on what the NSA can and can't do because we believe in the U.S. Constitution are "dangerous" according to Gov. Christie. From Politico::

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is ripping libertarians - including Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.). - for challenging government surveillance programs and failing to understand the dangers of terrorism.

“This strain of libertarianism that’s going through parties right now and making big headlines I think is a very dangerous thought,” the New Jersey governor said on Thursday at a Republican governors in Aspen, Colo. “You can name any number of people and (Paul is) one of them.”

Christie, who appeared on the panel with Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, said people who are questioning government surveillance programs should confront the families affected by the 9/11 attacks.

“These esoteric, intellectual debates — I want them to come to New Jersey and sit across from the widows and the orphans and have that conversation. And they won’t, because that’s a much tougher conversation to have,” Christie said, warning that after the next terrorist attack Americans may point to “this intellectual debate.”

“The next attack that comes, that kills thousands of Americans as a result, people are going to be looking back on the people having this intellectual debate and wondering whether they put…” Christie said before trailing off.

Gov. Christie as much as announced that another false flag event will happen on American soil like the Boston Marathon bombing that will kill thousands of Americans and the Stasi types intend to blame freedom-loving Americans like Sen. Rand Paul for it. It's quite clear where Gov. Pence stands in this debate, and it's not on the side of the U.S. Constitution and freedom-loving Americans. His silence on Christie's comments speaks volumes.

UPDATE: I stand corrected. Gov. Pence didn't stand by and remain silent as Gov. Christie launched his attack on freedom-loving Republicans like Sen. Paul, he seconded much of what he said. According to Pence, our "liberties are meaningless" unless we forfeit our guaranteed rights under the U.S. Constitution because without the government spying on every aspect of every American's life we cannot be safe from "terrorist" attacks. I've put the clip of the entire panel discussion below. Gov. Pence's comments begin at about at the 1:08.10 mark.

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