Friday, August 11, 2006

CNN links 9/11 truthers with sky terrorists

CNN links 9/11 truthers with sky terroristsfrom propaganda matrix: CNN reporter Christiane Amanpour equated yesterday's alleged sky terrorist liquid explosive plotters with the 9/11 truth movement, the latest brazen attempt to vilify anyone who disagrees with the official 9/11 fairytale.

Here's the quote in full.
"And there is some evidence that is coming out now, five years after 9/11, that many, many Muslims in England and around the world, according to documentaries that have been produced, are really succumbing to the conspiracy theories. They're really now saying that 9/11 was not al Qaeda; it was a U.S./CIA, Mossad/Israel, Zionist plot, basically designed to cause a war against Islam."
Taken on its own, one would think Amanpour was saying Muslims are embracing 9/11 'conspiracy theories,' not necessarily terrorists.

However, viewed in context of the fact that Amanpour made the statement on an Anderson Cooper special entitled 'Sky Terror,' which was solely about yesterday's alleged plot, the intended meaning becomes clear.

'Muslims' is Amanpour's euphemism for terrorists.

Other recent 9/11 hit pieces have slandered the 9/11 truth movement as having a violent extremist undertone. No incidents of violence at any 9/11 truth convergence or protest have ever occurred and organizers consistently advocate purely peaceful demonstrations.

During a recent appearance on Fox News, Newt Gingrich said that opponents of pro-war candidates and their supporters were "insurgents," equating anyone that disagrees with the Bush administration's foreign policy with terrorists.

After making myself a cup of tea I sat down to read my e mail this morning. One individual had taken the trouble to explain his contention with some of the points raised in my articles.

"You should be shot for treason you irresponsible piece of garbage."

The extremist branch of the Neo-Con puss slugs advocate killing people who have a different opinion to the government.

They should no longer be referred to as Neo-Cons - let's call a spade a spade.

They are Neo-Fascists.

Thursday, August 10, 2006

bush & blair knew

even IF this was a legitimate threat, why did they wait four days to act? hurricane katrina victims have asked that same question.

from forbes: While on vacation at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, over the last several days, Bush has been fully informed of the investigations that led to the arrest of 21 people in Britain...

White House press secretary Tony Snow said Bush on Wednesday approved raising the threat level for all flights from Britain to red...

Because Bush had been getting regular briefings on the developments, Snow said the president was not awakened overnight as action by British authorities was made public.

He and British Prime Minister Tony Blair held a lengthy teleconference on the matter Sunday and spoke again Wednesday by phone, Snow said.

neo-cons want war crime immunity

from la times: The Bush administration has drafted amendments to the War Crimes Act that would retroactively protect policymakers from possible criminal charges for authorizing humiliating and degrading treatment of detainees, according to lawyers who have seen the proposal.

The White House, without elaboration, said in a statement that the bill "will apply to any conduct by any U.S. personnel, whether committed before or after the law is enacted."

Two attorneys said the draft was in the revision stage but the administration seemed intent on pushing forward its major points in Congress after Labor Day. The two attorneys spoke on condition of anonymity because their sources did not authorize them to release the information.

The move is the administration's latest effort to deal with treatment of those taken into custody in the war on terrorism...

"I think what this bill can do is in effect immunize past crimes. That's why it's so dangerous," said a third attorney, Eugene Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice.


searh google for "war crimes act"

ohio arrests in alleged terror plot

from wcpo: Officials in Southeast Ohio said they may have stopped an alleged terror plot.

Deputies said they found airplane passenger lists and security information inside a car in Washington County.

The Washington County sheriff said police stopped Osama Abulhassan and Ali Houssaiky on a traffic violation and found the flight documents, $11,000 in cash and 12 phones.

The assistant county prosecutor wouldn't say how the phones, cash and flight information involved terrorism.

red alert issued

red alert issuedfrom wusa9: Passengers at the region's major international airports suddenly faced long lines and major flight delays Thursday as U.S. authorities declared the highest-ever security alert for commercial planes after the discovery of a terrorist plot aimed at airlines from Britain to the United States.

Early arrivals to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and Dulles International Airport outside Washington found the airports at full alert.

At Pier D at BWI, a Maryland Transportation Authority Police officer was telling those waiting that all flights were delayed because of "security issues."


from voice of america: The terrorist plot to blow up aircraft flying between Britain and the United States is having repercussions in many airports around the world. Investigators have indicated the plot centered on a plan to use liquid explosives, and many airports are now prohibiting passengers from carrying any liquids on board with them. VOA's David Byrd went out Washington's Dulles International Airport to speak with passengers and has this report.

The security line stretched the length of Dulles airport and check-in lines were crowded as well. Police with bomb-sniffing dogs were patrolling the airport and Transportation Security Administration officials asked passengers to put all liquids, including their morning coffee or any other drinks, in large plastic bins.

Keith West and Marylin Brophy were on their way home to Wyoming from Johannesburg, South Africa, and were surprised by the restrictions.

"If it's for security, I'll do it, but most of it is just standing in lines," West said.

foiled terror plot mirrors operation bojinka

foiled terror plot mirrors operation bojinkafrom prison planet: Associated Press reports that the dastardly new terror plot is a re-hash of Operation Bojinka - a 1995 plot to blow up 10 Western airliners simultaneously. What they don't report is that its ringleader - Ramzi Youssef - was protected by the US government in 1992.

In September of 1992 Youssef entered the US with Ahmad Ajaj. Ajaj's luggage contained documents on how to make bombs and was stuffed with fake passports and ID's.

Ajaj was arrested - amazingly Youssef was released.

Youssef later masterminded the WTC '93 bombing after FBI agents provided the terrorists with real explosives under cover of a supposed sting operation.

alex jones on the mike malloy show

from 911blogger: Following on the success of the C-SPAN breakthrough, Alex Jones did a 17 minute interview on the Mike Malloy Show... [on August 8, 2006]

Here is a 3.9mb MP3 download.

Malloy will be featured on Jones' radio show on Thursday, August 10th.

Maybe now Al Franken will have Alex Jones on his show. I'm sure Sheldon Drobny wouldn't mind...

google saves your searches

from access north GA: Although he was alarmed by AOL's haphazard release of its subscribers' online search requests, Google Inc. CEO Eric Schmidt said Wednesday the privacy concerns raised by that breach won't change his company's practice of storing the inquiries made by its users.

"We are reasonably satisfied ... that this sort of thing would not happen at Google, although you can never say never," Schmidt said during an appearance at a major search engine conference in San Jose.

The security breakdown, disclosed earlier this week, publicly exposed about 19 million search requests made by more than 658,000 AOL subscribers during the three months ended in May. Time Warner Inc.'s AOL intended to release the data exclusively to researchers, but the information somehow surfaced on the Internet and was widely copied.


flashback: AOL proudly releases massive amounts of private data

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

sailor from oregon charged with espionage

from corvallis times: An Oregon sailor accused of taking a Navy laptop computer loaded with classified information and peddling its contents to a foreign government is being held for possible court-martial, the Navy said Wednesday.

The Navy said in a statement that Petty Officer 3rd Class Ariel J. Weinmann of Salem was successful in giving the classified information to an undisclosed foreign government before he destroyed the computer.

The classified information was described as "relating to the national defense of the United States of America ..."


from WaPo: A U.S. Navy petty officer has been charged with stealing classified military information from his submarine and attempting to pass it to foreign governments in an espionage scheme, Navy officials said yesterday.

Fire Control Technician 3rd Class Ariel J. Weinmann, 21, of Salem, Ore., allegedly deserted his submarine, the USS Albuquerque, in July 2005 and took electronic copies of information classified "confidential" and "secret." According to military charge sheets, Weinmann tried to pass information to foreign government officials in three countries, once while on active duty.

tattle-tail nation

from cincinnati enquirer: Fans with cell phones at Paul Brown Stadium will be able to report obnoxious drunks, brawlers or foul-mouthed boors by calling 513-381-JERK (5375). Security can then use any of 38 video cameras around the stadium to zoom in on home-game troublemakers and dispatch police or guards there...

Although the jerk line is unlikely to root out every inconsiderate boor, it's worth a try, and could have a deterrent effect, perhaps even beyond football...

It's a smart business decision to keep well-behaved fans -- the overwhelming majority -- satisfied they've gotten their money's worth.

census bureau adopts GPS to find you

from npr: Two-and-a-half years from now, in early 2009, the Census Bureau plans to send an army of 100,000 temporary workers down every street and dusty, dirt road in America. They will be armed with handheld GPS devices...

Private companies would love to get their hands on the Census Bureau's data. Web sites like Mapquest.com or maps.google.com, usually show addresses within the correct city block, but they will point to the correct house less than half the time.

Don Cooke, an executive from the mapping company TeleAtlas, says the Census Bureau's database would immediately solve that problem, and he'd like to use it.

"The laws basically say the intellectual property that's generated by the government belongs to us citizens, so I'd like to get it," he says. "Because I don't want to spend the money to go out and compile it!"

Tuesday, August 08, 2006

bono's elevation of the elite

bono's elitist elevationfrom propaganda matrix: Bono's latest efforts to dodge taxes and invest in the very capitalist franchises he supposedly rallies against prove that he is one of the leading characters in a puppet show that, far from helping emaciated kids in Ethiopia, serves only to keep the third world in chains while herding Westerners into the same debtor slavery prison...

The plan is not to elevate the third world but to lower the living standards of Americans by guilt-tripping them into financial sacrifice in the name of humanitarian disasters created by the globalists themselves, in addition to a global tax at the fuel pump mandated by the imaginary specter of global warming.

Meanwhile, Bono shifts his assets to offshore tax havens to avoid paying the very taxes that he campaigns for - this is the height of hypocrisy and exposes the beast that the U2 singer fronts for.

He has also recently purchased a large minority stake in Forbes Media, which owns Forbes Magazine, a celebration of wealth, consumption and elitism.

No doubt Bono would also embrace the virtues of the 'global warming' orthodoxy elite who zoom from each scripted press conference in their air-conditioned luxury jets while preaching that Americans must take their SUV's to the knacker's yard.

Notable therefore it is that Bono himself once ordered his favorite hat to be flown first class via British Airways to Italy at a cost of $1700.

army world

from buzzflash: Florida-based news station WFTV.com reported in its "news of the strange" section that the Army is considering opening up a military theme park in Virginia. But the plan isn't as farfetched as you might think; the Washington Post ran the story on its front page this morning.

You can command the latest M-1 tank, feel the rush of a paratrooper freefall, fly a Cobra Gunship or defend your B-17 as a waist gunner," a private developer promised in its proposal for a 125-acre entertainment, hotel, and conference complex center near Fort Belvoir, the site of a future $300 million Army museum...

Virginians shouldn't be the only ones disturbed by what CNN.com is calling "Army World." It's not just that the Army would be glorifying war, it's that they would be portraying war as fun, family entertainment.

anderson vanderbilt 322°

anderson vanderbilt 322°from huffington post: The NYO's Rebecca Dana tackles the Anderson Cooper paradox, asking why the CNN darling's stock continues to rise even as his ratings fall... Cooper's been given a prime role on 60 Minutes, a spot on the cover of Vanity Fair, and a place atop the New York Times best-seller list...

well, it's fairly simple... he's an elite.

he is a vanderbilt heir. while at yale he was a member of the manuscript society, a secret society headquartered inside a tomb. (think of it as the journo-celeb-business cult sibling to the politico-military cult known as skull & bones)

and perhaps most interesting is the fact that many of us grew up watching him sell us war, genocide & soda every single day on channel one. so we trust him. we trust him when he tells us that he's "fascinated with conflict," and is "very interested in issues of survival and why some people survive and others don't."

fly air torture!

Air Torture... flying to select torture chambers around the world!

galloway wipes the floor with sky news anchor


"It’s Israel that’s invading Lebanon. It’s Israel that’s attacking Lebanon. Not Lebanon that’s attacking Israel. You’ve just been carrying a report of 10 Israeli soldiers on the border getting ready to invade Lebanon and you ask us to mourn that operation as if it were some kind of war crime. Israel has invaded Lebanon and has killed thirty times more Lebanese than have died in Israel. So, it’s YOU who should be JUSTIFYING the evident bias which is written on EVERY line of your face and is in EVERY nuance of your voice and is loaded in EVERY question that you ask." - george galloway on sky news august 6, 2006

military blimps report for duty

military blimps report for dutyfrom washington post: In the era of $300 million fighter jets, satellite-guided rockets and complicated battlefield computer networks, Multimax Inc. is trying to revive an old-fashioned technology to thrust the information technology firm onto the front line. The Largo company has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on this new project, the design looks like an elliptical UFO, but the result will be familiar: It's a blimp...

The company has enlisted help from NASA and... last year began hunting for support from the Pentagon, Department of Homeland Security or the Director of National Intelligence.

Monday, August 07, 2006

anthrax post office drill in oregon

hazmat drillsthis drill took place on saturday august 5th...

from false flag news: 25 postal employees learned what it would be like to experience a real emergency involving biohazards.

from salem news: Biohazard detection equipment and procedures at Salem's main post office were put to the test today, during an exercise that focused on the proper response to a biological threat such as Anthrax.

Several public safety agencies including Salem Fire, Oregon State Police, and the Marion County Health Division conducted the joint exercise with the United States Postal Service.

During the exercise, an alarm was activated and postal employees evacuated the facility to a safe location, established a command post, while initiating a call to 9-1-1 and completing other emergency notification procedures.

AOL proudly releases massive amounts of private data

from techcrunch: AOL must have missed the uproar over the DOJ’s demand for "anonymized" search data last year that caused all sorts of pain for Microsoft and Google. That’s the only way to explain their release of data that includes 20 million web queries from 650,000 AOL users.

The data includes all searches from those users for a three month period this year, as well as whether they clicked on a result, what that result was and where it appeared on the result page...

The utter stupidity of this is staggering. AOL has released very private data about its users without their permission. While the AOL username has been changed to a random ID number, the abilitiy to analyze all searches by a single user will often lead people to easily determine who the user is, and what they are up to. The data includes personal names, addresses, social security numbers and everything else someone might type into a search box.

hackers crack new biometric passports

hackers clone e-passportsfrom guardian: Hi-tech biometric passports used by Britain and other countries have been hacked by a computer expert, throwing into doubt fundamental parts of the UK's £415m scheme to load passports with information such as fingerprints, facial scans and iris patterns.

Speaking at the Defcon security conference in Las Vegas, Lukas Grunwald, a consultant with a German security company, said he had discovered a method for cloning the information stored in the new passports. Data can be transferred onto blank chips, which could then be implanted in fake passports, a flaw which he said undermined the project.

The revelation also casts another shadow over the government's plan for a national ID card, which would contain much of the same information.

"The whole passport design is totally brain damaged," Mr Grunwald told Wired.com. "From my point of view all of these [biometric] passports are a huge waste of money - they're not increasing security at all." Since March anyone applying for a UK passport has been issued with a biometric version, which contains physical identification information.


flashback: rfid-hacking underground
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