@DeadlineLive: James Evan Pilato on Climate Control

Media Monarchy joins Jack Blood for February to talk about Chicagoland's black sites, climate control and not-so-funny money + 'This Day In History' headlines and more on Deadline Live!



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#NewWorldNextWeek: Episode221 - CIA Geoengineering, NSA Backdoor, Good News Updates

NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode221 -
CIA Geoengineering, NSA Backdoor, Good News Updates

Another Major Storm May Hit Northeast on Election Day

Will Election Day be a 'perfect storm?':
Four nightmare scenarios for what could go wrong

from salon.com: Just what New York and New Jersey need after the devastation of Superstorm Sandy: more high winds. The National Weather Service predicted Sunday that a Nor’easter that could include gusts of up to 55 mph is likely to reach the area by Wednesday and could compound the havoc brought by last week’s violent weather. “Prepare for more outages,” advised weather service meteorologist Joe Pollina. “Stay indoors. Stock up again.”

New World Next Week: Episode124 - USrael War Drums, TrapWire Octopus, Canadian Climate Con

NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode124 -
USrael War Drums, #TrapWire Octopus, Canadian Climate Con
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: Is Israel Trying To Lead The US To War With Iran?
Why Do Israeli Media Keep Predicting War with Iran?
Israel Would Strike Iran to Gain a Few Years, Oren Says
Blogger: Israeli Attack In Iran Will Include Missiles, Assassinations
Israel Plans For Iran Strike, Citizens Fear Worst
NWNW Flashback: USrael vs. Iran

Story #2: US Government Secretly Spying On Everyone Using Civilian Security Cameras
Stratfor Emails Reveal Secret, Widespread TrapWire Surveillance System
Anonymizer Tied To Company Selling TrapWire Surveillance To Governments
UK Govt Threatens To Storm Ecuador Embassy to Extradite Assange
Corbett Report: Episode 209 – Requiem for the Suicided: Danny Casolaro
Corbett Report: Episode 210 – Hunting the Octopus
The Octopus: Secret Government And The Death Of Danny Casolaro

Story #3: Only 2% of Canadians Deny Climate Change, Suggests Poll
The Top Ten Years For Daily Record Maximums In The US
Hansen Is Wrong
New Study Shows Half Of The Global Warming In The USA Is Artificial

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Previous: Episode123 -
Kony Droney, Utility Searches, CopBlock'd

Corbett Report: Episode237 - Fukushima's Biggest Secret

Listen to @CorbettReport on @RBNlive Weeknights at 10 Eastern Time
from corbett report: Along with the tragic loss of life, the destruction of homes, farms, businesses and property, and the beginning of the Fukushima nuclear crisis, the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami exposed the biggest secret of all: that the myth of the necessity of nuclear power in Japan is just that. A myth. Find out more about Fukushima’s biggest secret in this week’s episode of The Corbett Report.


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New World Next Week: Episode119 - Bad ACTA, Reactor Restart, Euro Banksters

NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode119 -
Bad ACTA, Reactor Restart, Euro Banksters

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: European Parliament Kills Global Anti-Piracy Accord
Related: Twitter Shares Info On Gov't Demands For User Data
Twitter Transparency Report
'Black Boxes' To Monitor All UK Internet, Phone Data
'Black Box' Is Watching You! UK 'Online Spy Bill' Privacy Threat
Foreign Powers Will Be Allowed To Access Email, Phone Records

Story #2: Japan Restarts First Reactor Since Fukushima Crisis
Related: Japan's Energy Policy In Flux As Nuclear Restart Begins
Summer's Extreme Weather Is 'What Global Warming Looks Like'
Restoring Power In WV Poses Challenges

Story #3: Euro Bank Supervisor Faces Hurdles
Related: Barclays CEO Resigns - Scandal Links To Bank Of England

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Previous: Episode118 - Six Strikes, Sex Tracks, Church Attacks

#TitanicMemes: About Those Lifeboats...

from nytimes.com: The coming 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster (on April 15) hasn’t escaped the notice of the home video industry, whose eagle-eyed marketing executives have pounced on the opportunity to release what seems to be every known basic-cable documentary, television mini-series and feature film to examine the subject. It would probably take another hundred years to watch them all end to end, so rich has been our culture’s fascination with the Titanic, a tragedy large enough to provide a functioning allegory for the apocalypse, yet not so huge as to defy rational comprehension. This is a catastrophe you can get your mind around.

The king of this world is James Cameron’s 1997 romantic fantasy “Titanic,” which returns to theater screens on Wednesday, tricked out in a computer generated 3-D version. But there have been many other film versions, including “Saved From the Titanic,” a 1912 one-reeler starring Dorothy Gibson, who had actually survived the disaster and is credited as a co-writer, and a German propaganda film from 1943 that did not please Joseph Goebbels and was quickly banned. (The German “Titanic” was restored in 2004 and is available from Kino International.) The most sober in tone and historically reliable of the Titanic films remains Roy Ward Baker’s British production of 1958, “A Night to Remember.” An early release of the Criterion Collection, the film has now been reissued, in Blu-ray and standard definition, from a thoroughly restored print, accompanied by a generous selection of supplementary material.

Related #TitanicMemes:
'Titanic' 3D a captivating extravaganza*
Coast Guard rescues two sailors in San Francisco*
Australian yacht reaches California after "monster wave"*
Swarm of tornadoes rip through Dallas-Fort Worth*
Coast Guard guns sink ship adrift since Japan tsunami*

Oregon Oddities and West Virginia Worry: This Mortal Coil

Dr. Peter Goodwin, Father of OR Suicide Law, Takes Own Life
from oregonlive.com: Peter Goodwin, the first doctor in Oregon to campaign publicly for the terminally ill to obtain medical help in ending their lives, died Sunday shortly after exercising the right he fought to secure. He was 83. Goodwin's four adult children and their spouses surrounded him in his Terwilliger Plaza apartment when he took a planned overdose of a prescribed drug Sunday.

Related Oregon Oddities:
Insufferable Portland?*
Updates on 'Insufferable Portland'*
Original 'Insufferable Portland' Piece from Weekly Standard*
More than 800,000 Oregonians received food stamp benefits in January*
Oregon employers slash 6,400 jobs in February; unemployment rate holds at 8.8 percent*
Fired Oregon School Boards Association executive director had charged questionable expenses*
Northwest Training and Testing EIS/OEIS:
Navy invites public comment on its offshore testing and training proposals*
Men identified, search suspended for missing Oregon boaters*
Man's body recovered from Willamette River in North Portland*
West Coast governments agree on plan to deal with debris from Japanese tsunami*
The First Four Minutes:
A Timeline of Portland's Upcoming Cataclysmic Quake*
Robert J. Caldwell, editorial page editor of The Oregonian, dies*
Oregon paper publishes embarrassing correction after editor found dead in sex act*

Federal Prisoners in WV Test MP3 Player Program
from wtrf.com: Hundreds of female inmates at a federal prison in West Virginia are testing a program to bring the quality of entertainment behind bars into the 21st century. More than 400 inmates have spent about $70 apiece to buy MP3 players from the commissary in the Federal Prison Camp at Alderson. U.S. Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Traci Billingsley says the program is essentially a technology update because inmates have been able to buy radios for decades. If it works in West Virginia, it will be rolled out to other federal facilities in late spring or early summer. Billingsley says keeping inmates occupied helps promote safety, particularly in overcrowded prisons where stress, conflict and the risk of violence is high.

Related WV Worry:
West Virginia Passes Texting Ban*
W.Va. unemployment climbs to 8.2 percent*
Eight Years After Abu Ghraib, Lynndie England's Not Doing So Well*
Flashback: Bayer plant still home to MIC stockpile / MIC killed thousands in Bhopal*

on 'the bob tuskin show' - dec7

on the first wednesday of every month, media monarchy joins bob tuskin on oracle broadcasting for a rundown on some of the most important moves on the grand chessboard ... this month we focus on some of the most censored stories of 2011 + anniversaries, announcements, assassinations & more...


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previous: november episode

6/30 newspurge: saddest summer

9/11 updates:
study: post-9/11 wars cost US at least $3.7t*
wtc7 fuel tanks claim still worth millions*
electricity company lawsuit claims fuel tanks below wtc7 added to 9/11 destruction*
nyc dept of bldgs: portions of wtc7 command center 'plans' withheld, release would 'endanger life or safety'*
bieber's pal obama introduces him to 9/11 teens*


biowars/envirohealth:
scientists say california mega-quake imminent*
minot flooding has reached 'epic proportions' and still rising*
nrc website defines media blackout over nebraska nuclear plant flooding*
kansas firefighters fired for joplin looting*
they are flooding us on purpose! underwater body bags*
experts warn epic weather ravaging US could worsen*
flashback: heat, cold, flooding, drought greet US on summer solstice*
cooling pump fails at new jersey nuclear reactor, plant shut down - remains in 'hot shutdown'*
wildfire reaches US los alamos nuclear facility*
'flying lab' to monitor smoke near nm nuclear lab*
US army's criminal investigation lab seeped in chaos & controversy*
japan 'discovers' tons of radioactive water have been leaking into ground at fukushima*
potential catastrophes spread as 1 sievert-per-hour water found leaking from fukushima*
fukushima residents' urine now radioactive*
US using 'mystery shoppers' to check on access to doctors*

drugwar:
first-ever federal bill to legalize marijuana*
six indicted in oregon bust of record marijuana farm*
$90 billion hasn't secured border*

police state updates:
private prisons love mass incarceration &
they want politicians to love it too*
95yr-old woman dying of leukemia asked to remove adult diaper during tsa search in florida*
video: tsa searching diapers, not checking flight passes*
napolitano & tsa lies exposed by nist, epic; real dangers revealed*
video: obama executive order 13575 creates 'rural councils'*
video: arlington texas cops testing unmanned aircraft*
tacoma man police shot during traffic stop
was armed with armor-piercing bullets*
video: investigation could be tip of the iceberg;
klamath co., ore. deputy arrested on sex abuse charges*
seattle arrests show how domestic terror fight is evolving*
video: seattle officer drives away with assault rifle on car trunk*
counter terror expo USA 2012! register now!*

as nuclear plants face floods, are we inches away from 'fukushima USA'?

nuke plant close to being totally flooded, but saved - for now
from raw replay: Two U.S. nuclear electricity facilities, the Fort Calhoun and Cooper nuclear plants in Nebraska, are facing the threat of rising flood waters from the Missouri river. Though safety regulators insist the plants were designed to withstand flooding and no risk of disaster exists, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been enforcing a no-fly zone over the Fort Calhoun plant since early this month, even though the plant has been shut down since early April for refueling. That may be due in part to a reportedly minor fire at the plant which temporarily knocked out pumps that inject cool water into a pool of used nuclear fuel — or it may be due to something else entirely. The FAA reportedly told “Big Picture” host Thom Hartmann that it was maintaining the aircraft ban for security reasons, and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has insisted there was no danger to people in surrounding areas. But that still begs the question: Why would anyone build a nuclear plant so close to a river - or any other potentially dangerous region?

meanwhile: virginia's surry nuclear unit 2 restart stalls...
as minot, nd evacuates as record flood imminent

related biowars/envirohealth updates:
video: why the media blackout on nuke incident at fort calhoun?*
fort calhoun: predictive drill or merely coincidence?*
fort calhoun nuclear plant: radioactive plume projections released for conus*
nrc tracking flooding at two nebraska nuclear power plants*
video: nuclear freedom = nuclear safety*
canadian newspaper tries to get soil tested for radiation -
private companies, govt agencies & universities all refused to get involved*
huge 7.3 quake triggers tsunami alert in alaskan islands*
new quake fault discovered in california could destroy dam, cause floods*
israel returns nuclear waste to US*
turk, israeli charged with organ trafficking in kosovo*
formaldehyde added to list of cancer-causing chemicals*
fda unfairly maligns tobacco plant with graphic new cigarette warning labels*
video: nc woman sterilized because state deemed her 'promiscuous'*

heat, cold, flooding, drought greet US on summer solstice

from mcclatchy: A year ago the headline was "It's hot, hot, hot on the summer solstice." This year the solstice weather is much more confused. You have drought in Mississippi, snow in the Rocky Mountains, the mid-Atlantic sits under blanket of heat and humidity, and in the Pacific Northwest, cold and wet. In Kentucky you had a flood that left one 4-year-old asking, "Daddy are we going to die today?" A round-up of weather solstice stories from McClatchy:

Biloxi, Mississippi: Fireworks ban in South Mississippi

Fort Worth, Texas: Strong storms cut power, cause damage in N. Texas

Fresno, Calif.: 100-plus degrees expected to kick off summer

Boise, Idaho: Knox flood kills 1, wrecks homes; 3 trapped miners rescued

Macon, Georgia: Climatologist says spring was hottest on record for Macon

Merced, California: Flood watch continues for Merced River in Yosemite

Modesto, California: Here come the hundreds

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Summer dawns in Myrtle Beach area, and with it danger

Raleigh, North Carolina: Coastal fires blanket Triangle with a smoky haze

Sacramento, California: Sacramento ready for first 100-degree reading of the year

Columbia, South Carolina: Be smart about working, playing in summer heat

Tacoma, Washington: ‘Terrible, terrible, terrible’ spring delays arrival of Washington strawberries, other crops

Wichita, Kansas: "Wichita weather: Still breezy, but much cooler

related video update:
2 US nuke plants under threat as flood waters rise

new world next week - jun16

new world next week: episode076 -
daily dosimeters, solar storms, hack attacks


Welcome back to New World Next Week - the video series from Corbett Report & Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in alternative news & open source intelligence. This week:

Story #1: Japan City to Give Radiation Counters to Children
Related: Radiation 'Hotspots' Hinder Japan Response to Nuclear Crisis
Related Video: Dutchsinse Pacific Northwest Radiation Tests Show Lower Levels Than Midwest?

Story #2: US/UK to Cut Power In Prep of Massive Solar Storm
Related: Sun’s Magnetic Levels Ebb as Scientists Note Missing Sunspot Activity
Related: June 15 Lunar Eclipse; Not Visible From North America

Story #3: LulzSec Laughing at Your Security Since 2011
Related: Solar Threats, Hack Attacks & Jet Packs

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previous episode: may26 -
black boxes, cyber autonomy, superfood inflation

weather wars continue as tornado destroys joplin, missouri

90 dead in joplin after deadliest US tornado in 60yrs
from abc: The death toll in Joplin, Mo., rose to 90 today as officials described the monster tornado that hit the city as a "once in a generation event." Meteorological records show that this was the deadliest tornado since 1953 when a twister hit Worcester, Mass., and caused 90 fatalities. Rescuers shifted through rubble today looking for survivors as high winds and hail continues to plague the area. The tornado blasted a six mile wide path through the city and left trapped survivors crying out for help this morning. "You see pictures of World War II, the devastation and all that with the bombing. That's really what it looked like," Kerry Sachetta, the principal of Joplin High School, which was mangled by the tornado. "I couldn't even make out the side of the building. It was total devastation in my view. I just couldn't believe what I saw."

related biowars/envirohealth updates:
missouri killer tornado was like 'fist out of the sky'*

music landmarks spared from massive floods

historic mississippi river flood destroying millions of farmland acres with polluted, pesticide-ridden flood waters...
from ap: The Mississippi River rose Monday to levels not seen in Memphis since the 1930s, swamping homes in low-lying neighborhoods and driving hundreds of people from their homes. But officials were confident the levees would protect the city's world-famous musical landmarks, including Graceland and Beale Street, and that no new areas would see any serious flooding. As residents in the Home of the Blues waited for the river to crest as early as Monday night at a projected mark just inches short of the record set in 1937, officials downstream in Louisiana began evacuating prisoners from the state's toughest penitentiary and opened floodgates to relieve pressure on levees outside of New Orleans.

flood updates: historic mississippi river flood prompts army corps to release louisiana's morganza levee; 3m more acres of land to be inundated with water*
mississippi river floodgate opens, inundating cajun country in louisiana*
video: floodgate opens on swollen mississippi*
obama shifts to speed oil & gas drilling in US*

related biowars/envirohealth updates:
fukushima fuel rods in core of #1 reactor are fully exposed*
video: japan confirms fukushima reactor #4 leaning & in danger of complete collapse*
twilight language: human quakes & "is there something in the air?"*
83 cases of autism associated with childhood vaccine injury compensated in federal vaccine court*
n. carolina school district to give away ipod, laptop to kids who participate in vaccination contest*
babies given anti-obesity drugs in the womb*

biowars updates: quake drill, oil spill & radioactive rain

'US shake out' drill to prep citizens for quakes*
homeland security to conduct multi-state earthquake drill*
napolitano, duncan coming to st. louis for earthquake drill*
illinois area schools opt of earthquake drill*
logic for midwest quake drill called a bit shaky*
storm damage closes st. louis airport*
southern US hit by fresh storms*
update: tornadoes devastate south, killing at least 250*
update: tornadoes rock alabama & georgia, one of largest tornado outbreaks in history*
update: death toll in US tornado rampage nearing 300*
japan nuclear radiation rainwater update -
idaho iodine levels 14,066% above epa limit*
update: radiation readings in fukushima reactor rise to highest since crisis began*
high levels of radiation reported at perry nuclear power plant in ohio*
video: the mysterious deaths of nine gulf oil spill whistleblowers*
approximately 180 nations taking part in immunization week*
new concerns over swine flu jab after children given it 'hit by sudden sleep syndrome'*
update: cdc vaccine scientist who downplayed links to autism indicted by doj in alleged fraud scheme*
lightning strikes white house - occupant unharmed*
'corpse flower' at hawaii zoo emits rotten smell*
update: "like a scene out of a sci-fi movie" - king crabs invade antarctica*

first anniversary of bp disaster: payouts low, fears high

from dpa: At first sight, everything looks back to normal on the Gulf of Mexico a year after the worst oil disaster in US history. But fear and uncertainty persist. Gone are the angry banners - 'BP, we want our beach back!' - that vented the fury of the people of Grand Isle and nearby holiday and fishermen's islands in Louisiana's far south. But one only has to scratch the surface to find the anger again.

BP Plc's leased Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded on April 20, 2010, killing 11 workers. The wellhead safety valve failed to contain the disaster, and crude oil gushed for three months into the Gulf waters and fragile coastline just 80 km away. The leak was finally sealed in July, and in September was declared formally sealed by the US government.

Some 780 million litres of crude oil - 4.9 million barrels - had poured onto the Gulf. The reddish-brown fluid lapped onto more than 1,000 kilometres of fragile coastline, killing thousands of fish, pelicans, tortoises, whales and dolphins. Officials closed beaches and fishing grounds. Tourism and the fishing industry, major keys to the local economy, collapsed.

Damage compensation payouts have been slow, despite the 20- billion-dollar fund that BP set up after some arm-twisting from US President Barack Obama. The Gulf Coast Claims Facility (GCCF) said this week it has paid out 3.8 billion dollars - a small drop of available money - representing 300,000 claims.

related biowars/envirohealth updates:
9 months to stop fukushima radiation leak 'really optimistic'*
radiation spreads throughout the northern hemisphere*
new radiation limits raised 500% for fukushima plant workers*
japanese govt censors fukushima reports that contradict official story*
audio flashback: a nuclear incident 'worse than three mile island,' covered up for 45yrs*
US fears overdue 'megathrust' earthquake will trigger tsunami & decimate unprepared northwest*
tornados claim at least nine lives in US*
at least 17 dead following series of tornadoes across US*
swarm of nevada quakes have experts concerned*
record 241 tornados claim 40 lives in US*
US tornadoes force shutdown of two nuclear reactors in virginia*
haarp website down to conceal evidence of US weather modification?*
tweaking the climate to save it: who decides?*
thousands of dead fish scooped from ventura harbor*
fda cracks down on hand sanitizer claims*
scientists, colleagues of bruce ivins question his guilt*
is sitting a lethal activity?*

media monarchy mixtape008: on a wave of mutilation

"the protection of records is essential" on mixtape008 from media monarchy: 'on a wave of mutilation'. originally meant for the supermoon/equinox, this episode has stormy weather as we reach for the sun and ride the waves of solar storms & earth changes. it's kinda surfy, kinda spacey and features music by bill haley & the comets, polyphonic spree, u.n.k.l.e., the pixies, air, inxs, supergrass & more... and it's all mixed for your pleasure - because it can't be news & politics all the time!


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previous mixtape: winter wondaland & the best of 2010

japan disaster updates: from here to eternity

crowdsourcing japan radiation readings:
rdtn.org, built by portland-based uncorked studios*
tech in troubled times: website crowdsources japan radiation levels*
state website to list daily oregon radiation levels*
health officials expect to find radiation from japan in portland*
study for radiation absorption in american soil being done by wvu*
smoke in japan nuclear plant from reactor building-official*
video: japanese nuclear reactor workers evacuated again*

1/13 newspurge: good, clean fun for the whole damn family

9/11 updates:
backup national communications system 'miraculously' switched to 'exercise mode' on 9/10*
deutsche's toxic tower finally coming down*

biowars/envirohealth:
more mass die-off's?*
birds fall from sky in california, thousands of dead fish found in chicago*
flashback: the mystery of dead birds & fish*
earth's magnetic pole shift unleashing poisonous space clouds linked to mysterious bird deaths*
weather control is no myth: scientists engineer thunderstorms over abu dhabi*
video: kirk cameron says dead birds aren't the end of the world*
17 other things that have fallen from the sky*
deep water: the devastating flood of brisbane*
'four loko' will now fuel cars, not mayhem*
oregon's umatilla depot to increase weapons destruction rate*
epa blows up industry's plan to blow up a mountaintop in west virginia*
8 'conspiracy theories' about health that mainstream media admits are true*

history/mystery:
jfk ambulance up for auction; transported kennedy from andrews afb to bethesda naval hospital*