#NewWorldNextWeek: #Episode141 - Flu Shot Narcolepsy, Bye Bye Scanners, Privacy Glasses

NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode141 -
Flu Shot Narcolepsy, Bye Bye Scanners, Privacy Glasses
Welcome to New World Next Week - the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:

Story #1: Evidence Grows for Narcolepsy Link to GSK Swine Flu Shot
Breaking: Scientists To Resume Work With Lab-Bred Bird Flu
Nurses Fired for Refusing Flu Shot

Story #2: TSA Removes Body Scanners From Airports
'Naked' Airport Scans Could Undergo Revamp In Canada
'Body Scanners' Archive On Media Monarchy

Story #3: Privacy Visor Block Facial Recognition Software
Video: Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village

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Previous: Episode140 - #IdleNoMore, Mali War, Garden Score

#PoliceStateUpdates: Prepare for a Noisy Morning

Government Admits Naked Body Scanners Huge Waste of Money*

Homeland Security Concedes Airport Body Scanner 'Vulnerabilities'*
Video: TSA tried to cover up $184 million in wasteful spending*
Suspicious package delays flights at Hartsfield-Jackson as agents appeared to be joking*
Video: Geraldo Rivera was 'manually raped' by TSA*
Rep. King suggests administration may have misled public on bomb plot, calls for review*
Republican leader sues for being called a terrorist*
Plot Raises Questions About Airport Security*
Latest Underwear Bomber Was Actually CIA Double Agent*
CIA sacrifices valuable intelligence source to foil underwear bomb plot*
Missing words from 9/11 tribunal: CIA and big-boy pants*
Video: Arrest-Proof Yourself: An Interview with Dale C. Carson*
Video: Six year old boy suspended for sexual harassment*
Video: The state has criminalized normal childhood behaviour?*
Video: Pentagon prepares 'Re-Education Camps' for American citizens*
Federal Judge Blocks Obama’s Right to Impose Indefinite Detention without Trial*
Video: With the stroke of a pen, Obama makes free speech a felony*
Obama Justice Dept. Supports Citizens’ Right to Record Police*
Video: Government's gunrunning Kingpin in hot water with Congress*
Video: Sibel Edmonds, the "Classified Woman" finally tells her story*
Military jets on Olympics exercise heard over Wycombe*
Video: Britain's Olympic paranoia targets protests*
Jets Will Patrol Chicago on Friday*
Utah and Arizona Pass Bills to Seize Federal Land; Sioux Indians Demand the Same*
Georgia Sheriffs, Fearing Occupy Movement, Evict Family at Gunpoint*
License Plate Tracking Spreads beyond Criminal Suspects*
Few Companies Fight Patriot Act Gag Orders, FBI Admits*
Video: Russian troops to train on American soil*
Video: New Jersey town cracks down on texting while walking*
Air Force Drones Allowed to Record U.S. Citizens in U.S.*
Video: Instruments of war to be used domestically*

notes on new mexico & scenes from an airport

"there's a new mexico?" as many of you know, we went 'off the grid' last week. although we did discover some wi-fi by the second day, i still stuck to my 'internet fast' for the most part. but i took notes on some of the interesting things that happened while visiting family in taos, here are some highlights:

- we saw shirley maclaine at the santa fe airport, she was wearing a big jacket that said 'ghetto blaster' on the back

- there's a pretty cool radio station called ktao 101.9fm (it's solar powered!); and i was listening for the emergency alert system test to happen, but they didn't participate. (here's what the test looked like elsewhere) and apparently, they weren't alone: 'emergency drill fails in new mexico'

- meanwhile, they're working on something called the 'taos regional command communications center'. brought to you by homeland security & the local 'power' company kit carson, it basically looks to be a consolidation of emergency, power & communication services. and, of course: "this system will also be responsible for monitoring cyber security tied to smart grid and green grid systems."

- our plane out of santa fe was delayed, which made us miss our connection at lax... yesterday, i saw this article about the airline we used: 'dept. of transportation issues first fine against airline for tarmac delay'

- i hope keane made a lot of money licensing "everybody's changing" to alaska airlines, but damn i used to really like that song...

- the council on foreign relations magazine, foreign affairs, was prominently displayed on sale at the newport news store in the los angeles international airport.

- i had my first chance to opt-out of the radioactive naked body scanners at lax; instead, i got felt up by a very nice gentlemen who didn't even tell me his name. it was around this point that i remembered it was veteran's day & that's why it was so crowded... we were reminded once again that it was a holiday by the fine folks at heinz ketchup.

i also drove a car for the first time in a decade, saw petroglyphs & more that i'll mention on the upcoming episode239... thanks for indulging me, james

court ok's naked body scanners, rejects constitutional challenge

from threat level: A federal appeals court on Friday unanimously declined to block the government from using intrusive body scanners across airports nationwide, saying it is “not persuaded by any of the statutory or constitutional arguments” against them. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit was deciding a constitutional and procedural challenge to the Advanced Imaging Technology “nude” body scanners, which began rolling out in 2007 and are deployed to at least 78 airports nationwide. The Electronic Privacy Information Center asked the court to block usage of the devices — of which 500 more are to be rolled out this year — on grounds that they are an unconstitutional privacy invasion, ineffective and unhealthy to airline passengers.

“The petitioners argue that using AIT for primary screening violates the Fourth Amendment because it is more invasive than is necessary to detect weapons or explosives,” the appeals court noted. “As other circuits have held, and as the Supreme Court has strongly suggested, screening passengers at an airport is an ‘administrative search’ because the primary goal is not to determine whether any passenger has committed a crime but rather to protect the public from a terrorist attack.”

The court said that, whether an administrative search is unreasonable, is a balancing test on how much it intrudes upon an individual’s privacy, and how much that intrusion is needed for the promotion of “legitimate” government interests. “That balance clearly favors the government here,” the court ruled 3-0. The court added that an “AIT scanner, unlike a magnetometer, is capable of detecting, and therefore of deterring, attempts to carry aboard explosives in liquid powder form.” The three-judge appellate panel did not address limited research suggesting that the machines might not detect explosives or even guns taped to a person’s body.

related police state updates:
woman arrested for squeezing tsa officer's breast*
video: woman who groped tsa officer won't face felony charges*
tsa announces privacy overhaul of nude airport scanners*
Big Sis Spy Story Goes Viral: DHS Video Characterizes White Americans as Most Likely Terrorists*
Former NSA official says mismanagement continues at spy agency*
Phone Hacking: botched de Menezes operation officer now counter-terrorism head*
Department Of Homeland Security Spreads More Terrorism-Related Conspriacy Theories*
Mexican Prison Break Is One Event the Media Can't Ignore*
Arizona border fence to be built with private money*
Atlanta OKs surveillance center; cameras to watch city*
Florida Makes $63M Selling Drivers' Info*
San Francisco police arrest 35 protesting fatal shooting*
Lawyer: license scanner 'crosses line' as boston database builds*
New Documents in Fort Hood Shooting Case Raise Concerns About Prosecution's Handling of Evidence*

biowars/envirohealth: pretty silly yellowstone & superfast jellyfish

42,000 gallons of oil dumped into yellowstone river*
montana gov says exxon claim of limited spill damage is 'pretty silly'*
grizzly allowed to roam yellowstone after killing man*
despite fire threat to los alamos lab, plans proceed for plutonium bomb factory*
deadly chemical accident at tyson chicken plant in arkansas lands 173 workers in hospital*
problems with storage of chemical at dupont in wv*
audio: oregon advertising studio tracks fukushima radiation*
monsanto's agent orange, a vietnam-era weapon, being used to clear the amazon*
7.6 quake hits off new zealand's kermadec islands; tsunami warning issued*
video: dust storms envelop arizona*
sony forces employees to submit to naked body scanners*
use of ssri antidepressants during pregnancy linked to higher risk of autism*
'gender-neutral' pre-school accused of mind control*
video: swarm of jellyfish shutdown nuclear power plant in scotland*
video: jellyfish could shut down israeli nuclear power plant*

corbett report: episode193 - philosophy of freedom: independence day

from corbett report: In June of 1776, Thomas Jefferson drafted one of the most important political documents in the history of the world. The Declaration of Independence was a breathtakingly revolutionary document for its time, but what does it tell us about our situation today? If we are faced by a train of abuses and usurpations, will we respond in kind? Would we sign the declaration ourselves?


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the latest corbett report videos:
sunday update: radiation coverups confirmed - los alamos, fort calhoun, fukushima, tsa‬‏
the eyeopener: ngo's & foundation funding - who watches the 'watchdogs'?
the last word on: independence

the latest corbett report interviews:
#347 - michael badnarik, #348 - andrew gavin marshall, #350 - james roberts & #351 - eric shine

previous: episode192 - requiem for the suicided: dr. david kelly

5/5 newspurge: helplessness blues

geopolitiks:
With bin Laden death, Middle East stocks may rise;
Investors focus on risk & opportunity after ‘Arab spring’ awakenings*
Syrian army braced for 'day of defiance'*
France Expels 14 Libyan Officials*
Pancho Villa relative Mexico's newest cop*

history/mystery:
Investigators find black box from Air France crash*
flashback: air france flight 447: little hope, lost, lightning?*

media/memes:
Mummified body of actress/playmate Yvette Vickers found in cali home*
William Campbell, ‘Star Trek’ Klingon, Dies 87*
Jackie Cooper, Legendary 'Our Gang' & 'Superman' actor, Dies 88*

obamessiah:
obama: 'I've never seen devastation like this'
(yeah, and the tornado damage is pretty bad, too)*

tsa records show some scanners emit ten times expected radiation

tsa admits bungling of naked body scanner radiation tests...
from the new american: Americans concerned about exposure to potentially dangerous levels of radiation from the Transportation Security Administration’s full-body scanners just got another reason to worry: USA Today reports that on March 11 the TSA announced “that it would retest every full-body X-ray scanner that emits ionizing radiation — 247 machines at 38 airports — after maintenance records on some of the devices showed radiation levels 10 times higher than expected.” The TSA, of course, insists that all the machines are safe and that the records indicating the high radiation levels are the result of recordkeeping errors by technicians. TSA spokesman Nicholas Kimball told USA Today that, for example, “the testing procedure calls for the technician to take 10 separate scans” for radiation levels, “add them up and then divide by 10 to take an average. They didn’t divide by 10.” In addition, says the paper, “even the highest readings listed on some of the records — the numbers that the TSA says were mistakes — appear to be many times less than what the agency says a person absorbs through one day of natural background radiation.”

related police state updates:
next step for airport security: scanners for your shoes*
napolitano 'not aware' of dhs link to atf gun-running*
fbi says 'sovereign citizen' cases on the rise*

military runs nationwide exercise 'solid curtain/citadel shield' feb21-25

from cnic.navy.mil: Exercise SOLID CURTAIN-CITADEL SHIELD 2011 will be conducted on naval bases and installations throughout the continental United States, Hawaii and Guam from Feb. 21-25, 2011. This annual exercise is designed to enhance the training and readiness of Navy Security Forces to respond to threats to installations and units. Exercise SOLID CURTAIN-CITADEL SHIELD 2011 is not in response to any specific threat, but is a regularly-scheduled exercise. Measures have been taken to minimize disruptions to normal base and station operations, but there may be times when the exercise causes increased traffic around bases or delays in base access. Area residents may also see increased security activity associated with the exercise. For more information about Exercise SOLID CURTAIN-CITADEL SHIELD 2011, contact THE Naval District Washington Public Affairs Officer, Ed Zeigler at 202-433-2678

flashbacks: mock disaster, real lessons: exercise solid curtain 2009 & military exercise 'solid curtain' 2007

related police state updates:
hidden hand of nypd keeps us safe*
tsa screeners at jfk admit to stealing $160k from passengers*
armed agent slips past dallas-ft. worth body scanner*
seattle-area restaurant refuses to serve tsa agents*
court likely to uphold constitutionality of naked body scanners*
infragard examines 'domestic threat' - 'expert panel' discusses violent radicalization & homegrown errorism*
latest terronoia: saudi student bought materials for bomb, considered bush home as target*

(thanks to glenn for the scan)

outrage at tsa grows as 'opt-out day' planned for nov24

cnn reports growing outrage against porno scanners
from threat level: Air travelers, mark your calendar. An activist opposed to the new invasive body scanners in use at airports around the country just designated Wednesday, Nov. 24 as a National Opt-Out Day. He’s encouraging airline passengers to decline the TSA’s technological strip searches en masse on that day as a protest against the scanners, as well as the new “enhanced pat-downs” inflicted on refuseniks.

“The goal of National Opt-Out Day is to send a message to our lawmakers that we demand change,” reads the call to action at OptOutDay.com, set up by Brian Sodegren. “No naked body scanners, no government-approved groping. We have a right to privacy, and buying a plane ticket should not mean that we’re guilty until proven innocent.”

Some travel writers have expressed concern that the protest, called for the busiest air-travel day of the year, could cause backups and delays for all travelers.

The planned protest taps a growing unease over the full-body scans. Privacy groups such as the Electronic Privacy Information Center are seeking a court order to halt the use of invasive scanners, saying the scanners are illegal and violate passenger privacy.

They also say the government has done little to ensure that images taken by the devices are not saved. The TSA has asserted that the machines cannot store pictures, but security personnel at a courthouse in Florida were found to not only have saved images but shared them among colleagues in order to humiliate one of their co-workers.

Scientists have also expressed concern that radiation from the devices could have long-term health effects on travelers.

tsa rage & the opt-out updates:
scanners & pat-downs upset airline passengers*
video: tsa rage hitting all age demographics now*
100 naked citizens: 100 leaked body scans*
furious ryanair passengers hold protest in plane*
'naked' scanners at US airports may be dangerous: scientists*
junk security: 'naked scanners’ won't keep us safe*
video: tsa chief john pistole defends new patdown procedure to congress*
dhs source: tsa infuriated with coverage of nationwide backlash*
tsa now putting hands down fliers' pants*
soros also profiting off controversial new tsa scanners*
dem dismisses groin searches as 'love pats'*
sanford airport to opt out of tsa screening*
dist atty sending deputies to sf airport to investigate felony groping*
lawmakers move to eject nude scanners from ny airports*
video: ron paul unleashes on tsa, 'enough is enough'*

threataganda, warnings & rumors

now updated with 40% more terronoia!
most dangerous week ever*
warnings about this coming week*
bank holiday rumors swirl amidst currency crisis*
update: atm's crash across the country after 'bank holiday' warning*
flight school arrests raise terrorism fears*
video update: illegals say tsa approved their flight training*
obama, gates & clinton in asia: US expands military build-up in the east*
video: obama needs an okc bombing to 'reconnect with voters'*
dead or alive: yemen orders arrest of radical cleric awlaki*
buckley afb f-16's in colorado prepare for mission to brazil*
around the world, a race against time bombs in air*
drudge stirs national debate on tsa abuse*
tsa fondles women & children refusing airport naked body scanners*
tsa official put white powder into fliers' bags, told them they're under arrest for coke*
tsa employee arrested for stealing out of luggage & trying to sell them on ebay*
tsa cuffs radio host meg mclain to chair*
tsa: no fondling, groping or squeezing is taking place at airports*
video: msnbc's ratigan invites guest to advocate violent revolution*
police lift lockdown on florida schools*
radio host leaves job with florida congressman due to school lockdown*
video: florida swat raids on unlicensed barbershops*
fbi to anti-military shooter: give us a call*
docs detail rogue seal’s gun-running, work on transformers 3*
US agencies were forewarned about suspect in 2008 mumbai bombings*
terrorist plotted to bomb a US plane with exploding dogs*
is al-qaida planning to plant bombs in christmas toys?*

police state updates: dark memories of a nazi future

martial law, economic meltdown & executive orders*
whistleblower: coast guard implementing martial law*
top 100 items to disappear first during a national emergency*
body scanners unveiled at jfk; napolitano doesn't volunteer*
invisible dna body spray technology may soon be installed at a business near you*
dhs conducts nationwide id authentication test for emergency prep*
intelligence spending at record $80.1b in first disclosure of overall figure*
cia/fbi agents sent to art museum to hone observation skills*
rocket launcher recovered in alleged plot to attack dayton va*
feds search mass. home of missile systems expert*
man arrested for trying to bomb dc subway stops*
video: foiled or faked - fbi entrapment tactics fuel homegrown terror?*
police consider drastic measures after failed terror plot*
video: covert fbi war against americans leaves dark memories*
fmr hitler youth whistleblower warns of america's nazi future*
video: 'shobama & the joint chiefs' from betterbadnews.com*

new world next week - oct21

french fight back, google slapped down, pilot stands up


Welcome to another jam-packed episode of the New World Next Week - the video series from James Corbett of Corbett Report & James Evan Pilato of Media Monarchy that gives you the text, context & subtext on the stories that matter. This week:

Story #1: Will Americans Follow French Example of Mass Civil Unrest?
Flashback: Austerity Fascism Is Coming & It Will Be Brutal
Update: Violent Anarchists Help French Authorities Crush Pension Protests

Story #2: Corps & Govts: Violating Privacy with Legal Ease
Related: Pentagon Braces for Release of 400,000 Iraq Files on WikiLeaks

Story #3: Pilot Refuses Naked Body Scanner & 'Pat Down'
Flashback: Body Scanners Can Store & Send Images, Group Says

Bonus: Forbes Admits It Was 'Wrong on Monsanto, Really Wrong'
NWNW Flashback: Monsanto Named 'Company of the Year' by Forbes

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previous episode: oct14 -
foreclosuregate, econocrash, portlandia crime haven

pilot refuses naked body scanner & 'pat down'

one pilot's revolt: today's security theater update
from cnn: A pilot who refused to submit to a full-body scan or the alternative pat down going through airport security said the procedures violate his rights. Michael Roberts, a pilot for ExpressJet Airlines, refused a full-body scan last week at a Transportation Security Administration check point at Memphis International Airport in Memphis, Tennessee.

Opting out of scanning is permitted, but those who opt out must receive an enhanced pat down from a TSA employee. "Pat down is misleading," Roberts said. "They concentrate on the area between ... the upper thighs and torso, and they're not just patting people's arms and legs, they're grabbing and groping and prodding pretty aggressively."

Roberts said TSA security measures are ineffective, and cited concerns for his rights and privacy in refusing the procedures. "I was trying to avoid this assault on my person, and I'm not willing to have images of my nude body produced for some stranger in another room to look at either," Roberts told CNN. The TSA said in a statement that "security is not optional" and any person who refuses security screening is not allowed to fly.

police state updates: surveillance & apple pie

fbi raids on antiwar activists -
intimidation, not investigation*
fbi launches mass raids of antiwar activists' homes*
feds expand war of terror, raid antiwar activists*
spying on its citizens: as american as apple pie*
the mysterious institute that spied on pennsylvania anti-drilling activists*
pennsylvania's homeland security chief goes in hiding*
video: counter-terror operation stops trucks on i-20 in atlanta*
feds radiating americans at internal checkpoints*
tsa to expand number of employees who will have secret clearances*
snapscouts.org - crowd sourcing crime prevention*
dhs will require minimum delay of 72hrs before flying as of nov1?*
big sis tries to force body scanners on other countries amidst backlash*
underwear bomber eyewitness, kurt haskell, on upcoming trial*
unruly passenger forces amsterdam flight's return to seattle*
boeing gets $89m to build unmanned aircraft that can stay aloft for 5yrs*
video: fbi informant divulges past in bronx terror plot trial*
video: real-time security cameras link nyc subway hubs*
orlando policeman breaks 84yr-old's neck*
terror attack to unseat chicago's mayor daley? enter rahmbo*
experts question shooting of arizona deputy*
mock drills held hours before new delhi metro station's real attack*
rothschild/cia publications attack 'constitution-worshipers'*
are americans too constitution-obsessed?*
video: notolls.com & council member meltdown in vancouver city, wa

gadsden flags start disputes around the country

from the upshot: An Arizona man is in trouble with his homeowners' association over flying the Gadsden flag, which features a coiled rattlesnake and the words "Don't Tread on Me." The flag has been adopted by members of the tea party movement for its association with the American Revolution, but Andy McDonel tells the New York Times that he has hung the flag from his roof simply for its historical significance.

Arizona has a state statute that allows Arizonans to fly "the Stars and Stripes, the state flag, flags representing Indian nations as well as the official flags of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard," the Times reports.

McDonel's homeowners' association is strictly interpreting that law to ban the flying of any other flags, including the Gadsden. The American Civil Liberties Union is defending McDonel, saying the homeowners' group is taking too strict a view of the statute and restricting McDonel's right to free speech. McDonel is chronicling his struggle on a blog, where he is asking for donations for a potential legal battle. McDonel isn't the only person to run into a dispute over the historic flag.

police state updates:
2 miami cops arrested for breaking into cars*
naked body scanners may get 'privacy upgrades'*
random pat-downs turn patco into police state*
plan to make US 'policeman of the world' ... literally*

police state updates: recruiting, nightmarish, hysteria

job openings for spies & interrogators*
collapse survival will be tribal:
begin recruiting now*
predator drones patrol entire US-mexico border*
more than 3,000 mexican federal police fired*
mexican massacre investigator found dead*
video: body scanners at lindbergh field in san diego*
video: colorado cops using biometric iris scan tech*
video: gps tracks chicago schoolbus kids*
boss made her a sex slave, homeland security worker says*
nightmarish hospital visit capped by beating, accident victim says*
download: obama's doj puts out 'extremism terms & concepts guide'*
2 suspects on united airlines flight arrested on terror charges in amsterdam*
video: 2 men held on terrorism precrime charges as anti-muslim hysteria reaches fevered pitch*
miami airport scare caused by metal canister in luggage*
fbi paid informant in bronx synagogue bomb plot $97k, who provided terror suspects with fake bombs*

new world next week - aug26

google in court, scanners on trial, bye bye cable


Welcome to a special positive episode of the New World Next Week - the video series from CorbettReport.com & MediaMonarchy.com. This week:

Story #1: Google Wi-Spy Lawsuits Head to Court
Flashback: Google's Wi-Spying & Intel Ties Prompt Call for Congressional Hearing

Story #2: After EPIC FOIA, Senators Question Retention of Body Scanner Images
Flashback: Body Scanners Will Not Be Used at Dubai Airports

Story #3: Pay TV Subscriptions Fall for 1st Time Ever in US
Flashback: Internet Overtakes Print in US News Consumption

Now you can go to NewWorldNextWeek.com to get hi-quality episodes for your device of choice. And as always, stay up-to-date by subscribing to the feeds from Corbett Report here & Media Monarchy here. Thank you.

download mp3 version of 'new world next week'*

previous episode: aug19 -
warwhores, cointelpro lives, whole wheat wins

police state updates: wake & find we're living in oceania

the govt's new right to track your every move with gps*
video: full-body scan technology deployed in street-roving vans*
spying on free speech at cold war levels*
gop candidate: use prisons as 'welfare dorms'*
new canaan, ct considers gps for students*
carvers bay, sc enlists 9th grade; freshmen all put in jrotc*
pennsylvania students prepare for homeland security careers*

pentagon teaches alaskan kindergarten kids as US schools are militarized for martial law conditioning*

police state updates: threats & intercepts

video: dhs warns dc metro about threat
(or: dhs threatens dc metro about warnings)*
texas guard, czech army trains for disaster in 'operation lonestar'*
US-russian hijacking drill ends*
60k babies of noncitizens get US birthright*
49%: repeal birthright citizenship*
gates foundation gave millions to la raza*
coast guard copter intercepts unauthorized plane in dc*
cia imposter arrested in orlando*
body scanners to jfk, newark, laguardia*
fbi has backlog 3,200+ dna cases*
video: cali law would put cameras in cars*

previous: innocent people & violent crowds