Chemtrails

Most people discover the reality of chemtrails by initially reading about it on the Internet and then going outside and looking up into the sky. They are shocked to realize that what they had been reading about (and studying photographs of) is also taking place right over their heads. What some people had dismissed as mere "jet plane exhaust" (because there are now scores of internet propaganda web sites trying to convince you that 'everything is well' and 'there's nothing to be alarmed about' and that unaccountable 'jet plane exhaust' plumes are magically being converted into horizon-to-horizon overcasts of 'cirrus clouds' !!) are dismayed to realize that chemtrails are indeed the toxin-laden aerosols that have been described here and at other web sites since 1998 and they are not being sprayed for any benign or national security reason as the disinformation peddlers would have you believe.

Flush with Profits from the Iraq War, Military Contractors See a World of Business Opportunities

DON'T MISS THIS ARTICLE!

If you think the U.S. has only 160,000 troops in Iraq, think again. With almost no congressional oversight and even less public awareness, the Bush administration has more than doubled the size of the U.S. occupation through the use of private war companies.

Learn from the fall of Rome, US warned

The US government is on a burning platform of unsustainable policies and practices with fiscal deficits, chronic healthcare underfunding, immigration and overseas military commitments threatening a crisis if action is not taken soon, the countrys top government inspector has warned.

Escalation by the Numbers

Someday, we will undoubtedly discover that, in the term "surge" -- as in the President's "surge" plan (or "new way forward") announced to the nation in January -- was the urge to avoid the language (and experience) of the Vietnam era. As there were to be no "body bags" (or cameras to film them as the dead came home), as there were to be no "body counts" ("We have made a conscious effort not to be a body-count team" was the way the President put it), as there were to be no "quagmires," nor the need to search for that "light at the end of the tunnel," so, surely, there were to be no "escalations."

A Disneyland of Militant Ignorance: The American Normalization of Mass Murder

Given the nation's tottering infrastructure, imperial overreach abroad and vandalized constitutional process by a lawless executive branch, what will it take to scare the general public, mainstream press and political classes into immediate action to bring about meaningful change?

Unmanned "Surge": 3000 More Robots for War

U.S. military robots ran 30,000 missions in 2006 -- hunting for, and getting rid of, improvised explosives.

Military families live in dread, while the rest of America is busy shopping

Needless to say, Iraqi deaths barely feature at all. The US military, which ostensibly came to liberate Iraqis, does not even count their corpses. So their death toll is approximate - rounded up or down by the thousand rather than counted individually.

Priests Expose Secret Cycle of US Torture

With pretrial motions beginning this morning, Aug. 13, they are prepared to go to prison in order to speak out against torture carried out by U.S. military.

US terror interrogation went too far, experts say

Jose Padilla had no history of mental illness when President Bush ordered him detained in 2002 as a suspected Al Qaeda operative. But he does now.

9/11/07 - General Strike

Why September 11th? Because it is a powerful and symbolic day to take a step back and look what has happened to our country in the last six years. Is it inappropriate or disrespecful to take the day off, reflect, and express your dissent (quietly and personally or loudly and publicly) or rather to go about your business as if this was just another a normal day?

Bearing arms

The right of the people to keep and bear arms is the least understood of all rights mentioned in the Constitution. Few today have any idea of the true meaning and intent of this provision, and most people are more likely to deride this right either as an archaic and unnecessary remnant of an embarrassing past, or at best merely some benign assurance that "sportsmen" will be able to go hunting. Neither is true.

Giuliani: Freedom is about your willingness to cede to authority

I think he read Mine Kamph and thought it was the US Constitution.

Freedom is not a concept in which people can do anything they want, be anything they can be. Freedom is about authority. Freedom is about the willingness of every single human being to cede to lawful authority a great deal of discretion about what you do.

Giuliani Backs Off Statement He Was At WTC Site As Much Or More Than Workers

This is a few days old and i passed it over previously, but Rudy just pissed me off... again.

Giuliani is backing off comments he made that struck a nerve with some of ground zeros first responders. Giuliani says he misspoke when he claimed he spent as much time, if not more, at the site and was exposed to the same health risks as workers. The former New York mayor told reporters yesterday he was there working with police and firefighters. The backlash was swift, with one firefighter saying Giuliani was grasping to portray himself as the hero of 9/11. Giuliani told radio host Mike Gallagher he was trying to empathize with them and tell them Im there with you. A deputy fire chief, who spent months digging for his son at the site called Giuliani a liar and said the only time he was down there was for photo ops.

ABC Caught censoring Ron Paul support to favor Mitt Romney!!

Romney Jokes About Cheating in Poll

Last night, at the pre-Straw Poll "Ronstock" concert at the Bali Satay House in Ames, a Ron Paul volunteer played back a recording of competing Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney joking about cheating in a State Fair popularity contest, stuffing the ballot box in Ames, and dodging questions across the state.

"Satanic" Subversion of The U.S. Military

Noreen Gosch stunned the court with sworn testimony linking U.S. Army Lt. Col. Michael Aquino (ret.) to the nationwide pedophile ring.

Bush's Booming Economy -- for the Rich

He says when George Bush brags that the economy is booming, he's probably right. The economy is exploding with a big boom, and Walrath says now we are engaged in a great battle to see how long this country can endure.

NYPD Officers To Be Given Extra Money For Being More "Aggressive"

This annoucement, combined with the recent spike in police presence and brutality, are the earmarks of a, impending police state.

Goodbye, 'Boy Genius'

Buh-bye, Karl Rove. On your way out of the White House, don't let the screen door hit you where the dog should have bit you.

The Architect and the War

In the summer of 2003, Karl Rove flew off to Bohemian Grovethe famed male-only retreat for the wealthy and powerfulwhere he had a revealing exchange in the Northern California woods about the state of affairs in Iraq. Spotting AOL founder James Kimsey, a big financial backer of President Bush who had just gotten back from Baghdad, Rove shouted out: Hey Kimsey, it must have been wonderful to see the happy faces on all those liberated Iraqis! Kimsey was appalled. Are you nuts? he replied. He tried to tell the presidents political guru that the Iraqis he saw were sullen and resentful and that if we dont do something soon, all hell is going to break loose. But Rove wanted to hear nothing of it. Nice talking to you, Rove responded and walked away.

DARK SECRETS: INSIDE BOHEMIAN GROVE

I'll bet you didn't know our world leaders worship 40 ft. high flaming owls. Now you do.

Since Bohemian Grove was referred to in the above article, i figured it'd be a good time to introduce those of you not familiar with it to what goes on there. Don't miss this video!

Bush's Miami vice

Are the new Cubans voting the wrong way?

Abdullah Azzam and the Omissions of Neocon Historians

According to Goldberg, the late Azzam was one of the founders of the jihadist movement that became al-Qaeda. Indeed, this is true, although Mr. Goldberg, of course, does not bother to tell us the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey might have it.

IN PRAISE OF "SICKO" BUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM DIES?

Not only is the American disease-care industry the biggest rip-off of any healthcare system on earth, but it is being used to prop up an expiring economy because it creates jobs, and without those jobs, the U.S. unemployment rate, already fudged with bogus statistics, would immediately spike. Not only is U.S. healthcare devastating the lives of Americans who use it, but it is being manipulated to give the appearance of economic health in a code-blue economy now in collapse.

Net bride Aussie kidnapped in Mali

An Australian farmer who thought he'd found his perfect soulmate online got a nasty surprise when he travelled to Mali to meet his fiancée - a reception committee of "machete-armed bandits" who held him for almost two weeks demanding an AU$100,000 ransom.

Chasing Assassins

Because Robert Kennedy was not a witness to his brothers killing, he did not testify before the Warren Commission, officially called The Presidents Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, which emphasizes the extent to which Lyndon Johnson handpicked its members and dictated its conclusions. Publicly, Bobby accepted its findings. Privately, he agreed with the thoughts of his Harvard roommate. Ken ODonnell called the Warren Commission the most pointless investigation Ive ever seen.

Firefox leak could divulge sensitive info

Imagine if i posted about all the security holes in IE; there'd be no room left other news :) I have to admit though, there's been a string of FF "kinks" lately. The difference is that the boys at Mozilla patch the bugs in days, rather than months... or never. I'll be nice and offer my advice again for anyone reading this for the first time...

Novices or those that don't like tweaking: Opera - it's fast, stable, secure, feature rich, extendable and free. I WANT IT MY WAY: Firefox - you can do anything with it, but it lacks a lot of functionality out of the box. I want my browser to spy one me, be riddled with security holes and script-kiddie friendly: Internet Explorer

A security researcher has discovered a vulnerability in Firefox that could allow criminals to remotely siphon private information stored in plugins and call sensitive functions.

Blind driver caught again

"He was drunk. There were three people in the car with him giving him instructions."