expedite such an act
Hamilton and Brian Lamb squirmed as they attempted to dismiss the information as conspiracy theory, even when callers were quoting from actual Commission testimony.
Issues such as the wargames on September 11, the collapse of Building 7 and the NORAD stand down were forcefully impressed upon Hamilton as he used the usual tactics to try and deflect them.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/june2005/090605whitewashergrilled.htm
President's George Bush's decision not to sign the United States up to the Kyoto global warming treaty was partly a result of pressure from ExxonMobil, the world's most powerful oil company, and other industries, according to US State Department papers seen by the Guardian.
The documents, which emerged as Tony Blair visited the White House for discussions on climate change before next month's G8 meeting, reinforce widely-held suspicions of how close the company is to the administration and its role in helping to formulate US policy.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,12374,1501646,00.html
Security concern are escalating at Caracas (Simon Bolivar) international airport
in Maiquetia, after the discovery of a shipment of five (5) missiles in transit
from Colombia to Tel Aviv (Israel). German airline Lufthansa is claiming that
the security seizure at their air cargo depot is a
"misunderstanding."
http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=37230
A rape victim once wished for teeth "where it mattered". Now a device
has been designed to "bite" a rapist's penis. The patented device
looks and is worn like a tampon, but it is hollow and attaches itself with tiny
hooks to a man's penis during penetration.
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20050607063033640C1
57944
Gilchrist said, “We know from the Bears and Stearns report that illegal aliens
working off the books siphon over $400 billion a year from the IRS in
uncollected taxes. American citizens not only lose their jobs to illegals, but
they have to make up the difference from so many millions of illegals not paying
income tax to the IRS. I’m here to tell you that the IRS doesn’t like tax
evaders. Ask Al Capone!”
http://www.newswithviews.com/Wooldridge/frosty60.htm
But his laserlike focus on a single issue - and a roiling anger around the issue
among the conservative rank and file - also has earned him a national profile
virtually unrivaled among Colorado's congressional delegation.
http://www.denverpost.com/nationworld/ci_2780117
THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor Bob Chapman writes: Rumors have been
circulating in Washington for the last year that a coup d’etat against George W.
Bush and the neocons is being seriously contemplated in certain circles.
http://www.vheadline.com/printer_news.asp?id=37229
The national academies of science for all the G8 countries, along with those of
Brazil, India and China, have warned that governments must no longer
procrastinate on what is widely seen as the greatest danger facing humanity. The
statement, which has taken months to finalise, is all the more important as it
is signed by Bruce Alberts, president of the US National Academy of Sciences,
which has warned George Bush about the dangers of ignoring the threat posed by
global warming.
http://www.rense.com/general65/G8.htm
Now what would be the point of doing this? The answer is really quite simple.
Since martial law will undoubtedly include picking up troublemakers, all
communication will be suspended throughout the country while the camp roundups
are underway. After this is over, every will suddenly "come back to
life" again after the red and blue list roundups are largely completed.
Such a communications shutdown will isolate people and prevent them from warning
others.
http://www.rense.com/general65/crids.htm
The complex, named the London Array, is predicted to cost £1.5bn to build and
would be capable of meeting 10 per cent of the Government's target to have 10
per cent of the UK's electricity generated by renewable energy resources by
2010.
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/environment/story.jsp?story=645094
[If only they had been such paragons of restraint when Richard Jewel was being screwed over.]
[To me it seems hard to believe that we have gone from stone age barbarians to super-techno whatever in around 7,000 years as most scientists currently claim, and yet for the previous like half million years people were still in the stone age and just sitting around doing nothing but makig pointy rocks and sticks all that time. If we can do so much in such a short period of time, what the hell was wrong with them that they couldn’t do anything in a five times longer period?]
"None of the stories appeared on the newspapers' front pages. Several other major media outlets, including the evening news programs on ABC, CBS and NBC, had not said a word about the document before Tuesday."
Ombudsmen at both The New York Times and The Washington Post have criticized their papers for not covering the story more aggressively, Memmott's story noted.
http://www.mediainfo.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000952574
Recent discoveries by a team of archaeologists indicate that the coast of the Caspian Sea in Mazandaran Province was home to the earliest hominid habitation in that region.
Archaeologist Ali Mahforuzi said on Wednesday that 400,000-year-old stone tools discovered in the valleys of Shuresh near the Rostam Kola, Huto, and Kamarband caves are the oldest ever found in the area.
http://www.mehrnews.ir/en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=192883
[Fell donw two flights of stairs DURING QUESTIONING? And this was an accident or a suicide attempt? don’t they usually quesiton people in little rooms with lights shining on them?]
The CEO of the Modi'in Ezrahi detective agency, Yitzhak Rath, arrested in connection with the Trojan horse industrial espionage affair, fell down two flights of stairs of the Yarkon District police station in Tel Aviv on Wednesday during questioning.
Rath was evacuated to the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv, conscious and in moderate condition.
Tel Aviv police have appointed an officer to examine whether the incident was a suicide attempt. Other possibilities are also being investigated.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/585950.html
Some companies, many of which employ teams of PhDs, say they follow rigorous scientific methodology. But some reviews by independent assessors have raised questions. A survey by the Aberdeen Group Inc., a Boston-based technology research firm, found that 49 percent of companies using computerized hiring systems saw no impact on turnover. An American Psychological Association study found little evidence that tests purporting to measure honesty are accurate. The World Privacy Forum and the Electronic Privacy Information Center, privacy advocacy groups, allege that more than a few violate the spirit of privacy laws by asking sensitive questions.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A4010-2005Mar26?language=printer
Gary Webb, revisited? Environmental investigative reporter Kevin Carmody is suicided. Is this reporting on Barton Springs Pool in Austin, Texas really what it was about? Or was he working on something that might cost somebody some money? I can't think of a more dangerous job than an investigative reporter working on environmental issues. Do you think anyone will notice when the last investigative reporter in the country commits 'suicide'? The list is getting a bit long.
http://xymphora.blogspot.com/2005/06/gary-webb-revisited.html
Daniel Lapin appears to be in overdrive these days. "I gave him your message," says a spokesperson for the Mercer Island rabbi, the Seattle talk-radio host, and the field commander in the religious right's war to reunite church and state. "He's just a busy guy," too busy to come to the phone and chat about Jack Abramoff, the dethroned D.C. superlobbyist and board member of Lapin's Mercer Island Judeo Christian charity.
http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/0519/050511_news_lapin.php
But the Bolivian generals told Vaca Diez to pound sand: They said, according to
our sources, that they were tired of being the villains of history, causing coup
after coup, massacring their own people. (This - and perhaps copious amounts of
alcohol - explains Vaca Diez's crestfallen voice during his Monday night press
conference, heard around the world via Radio Erbol.)
http://narcosphere.narconews.com/story/2005/6/8/91629/48549
Brace yourself for a flood of gruesome new torture snapshots. Last week, a federal judge ordered the Defense Department to release dozens of additional photographs and videotapes depicting prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib.
The photographs will elicit what has become a predictable response: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld will claim to be shocked and will assure us that action is already being taken to prevent such abuses from happening again. But imagine, for a moment, if events followed a different script. Imagine if Rumsfeld responded like Col. Mathieu in "Battle of Algiers," Gillo Pontecorvo's famed 1965 film about the National Liberation Front's attempt to liberate Algeria from French colonial rule. In one of the film's key scenes, Mathieu finds himself in a situation familiar to top officials in the Bush administration: He is being grilled by a room filled with journalists about allegations that French paratroopers are torturing Algerian prisoners.
Based on real-life French commander Gen. Jacques Massus, Mathieu neither denies the abuse nor claims that those responsible will be punished. Instead, he flips the tables on the scandalized reporters, most of whom work for newspapers that overwhelmingly support France's continued occupation of Algeria. Torture "isn't the problem," he says calmly. "The problem is the FLN wants to throw us out of Algeria and we want to stay…. It's my turn to ask a question. Should France stay in Algeria? If your answer is still yes, then you must accept all the consequences."
His point, as relevant in Iraq today as it was in Algeria in 1957, is that there is no nice, humanitarian way to occupy a nation against the will of its people. Those who support such an occupation don't have the right to morally separate themselves from the brutality it requires.
Now, as then, there are only two ways to govern: with consent or with fear.
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0607-21.htm
Larry Silverstein, lease-holder of the World Trade Center, and Lewis Eisenberg, the man who negotiated the lease, are key supporters of Israel who have both held high positions in the largest Israeli fundraising institution in the United States.
Silverstein and his Australian-Israeli partner, Frank Lowy, are the real estate developers who obtained 99-year leases on the rental and retail spaces of the World Trade Center shortly before the catastrophe of Sept. 11.
Although their leased property is destroyed, the lease-holders themselves stand to gain billions of dollars from insurance.
Eisenberg, the former chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, personally arranged the privatization of the World Trade Center property and oversaw the negotiations that delivered the leases into the private hands of Silverstein and Lowy.
Eisenberg was recently appointed finance chairman of the Republican National Committee.
How did these well-known supporters of Israel come to control the property? What actually caused the buildings to collapse? There are two schools of thought
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Censored/26_Zionist_Circles_Benefit_From.htm
"We were all wondering what it was when suddenly frogs started to fall from
the sky. I thought maybe a plane carrying frogs had exploded in midair."
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1421070.html?menu=news.quirkies
A man's leg and part of his spine came crashing onto the roof of a woman's home
in Nassau County near Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday morning, and a
short while later the man himself was found dead in the wheel well of a South
African Airways airliner that had just landed.
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200~20954~2909392,00.html
If the sheep in Mongolia have died from H5N1 infections, then the earlier
boxun.com Qinghai reports would be more credible. It would also confirm H5N1
infection of sheep, which hasn't been reported previously
http://www.recombinomics.com/News/06070502/H5N1_Sheep_Mongolia.html
But there's one problem with benchmarks: They don't give reliable elevation
readings if they're sinking along with everything else.
That's what the geologists who wrote the NOAA report say is happening in
Louisiana: The yardstick is broken. Instead of minimal geologic subsidence along
most of the Louisiana coast, as previously thought, the state's entire coastal
region is sinking at least 5 feet every century
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/printstory.mpl/topstory/3210967
Even after reducing its recruiting target for May, the Army missed it by about 25 percent, Army officials said on Tuesday. The shortfall would have been even bigger had the Army stuck to its original goal for the month.
On Friday, the Army is expected to announce that it met only 75 percent of its recruiting goal for May, the fourth consecutive monthly shortfall in the number of new recruits sent to basic training. Just over 5,000 new recruits entered boot camp in May.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/08/politics/08recruit.html?ei=5088&en=faa52ff4db8ded4e&ex=1275883200&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&pagewanted=print
One in three U.S. scientists admitted in an anonymous survey that they committed scientific misconduct in the previous three years, according to a report by a team of Minnesota researchers.
While falsifying research is uncommon, the survey found that 33 percent of scientists admitted breaking rules, large and small, that are supposed to ensure the honesty of their work, the authors report in the British journal Nature.
http://www.rense.com/general65/scii.htm
Further to our meeting yesterday morning, I have been giving some serious thought to the little H situation.
We cannot allow Himmler to take to the stand in any prospective prosecution, or indeed allow him to be interrogated by the Americans. Steps will therefore have to been taken to eliminate him as soon as he falls into our hands.
Please give this matter some thought, as if we are to take action we will have to expedite such an act with some haste.
http://www.fpp.co.uk/Himmler/death/PRO_docs_story.html
Issues such as the wargames on September 11, the collapse of Building 7 and the NORAD stand down were forcefully impressed upon Hamilton as he used the usual tactics to try and deflect them.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/june2005/090605whitewashergrilled.htm
President's George Bush's decision not to sign the United States up to the Kyoto global warming treaty was partly a result of pressure from ExxonMobil, the world's most powerful oil company, and other industries, according to US State Department papers seen by the Guardian.
The documents, which emerged as Tony Blair visited the White House for discussions on climate change before next month's G8 meeting, reinforce widely-held suspicions of how close the company is to the administration and its role in helping to formulate US policy.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/climatechange/story/0,12374,1501646,00.html
Security concern are escalating at Caracas (Simon Bolivar) international airport
in Maiquetia, after the discovery of a shipment of five (5) missiles in transit
from Colombia to Tel Aviv (Israel). German airline Lufthansa is claiming that
the security seizure at their air cargo depot is a
"misunderstanding."
http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=37230
A rape victim once wished for teeth "where it mattered". Now a device
has been designed to "bite" a rapist's penis. The patented device
looks and is worn like a tampon, but it is hollow and attaches itself with tiny
hooks to a man's penis during penetration.
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20050607063033640C1
57944
Gilchrist said, “We know from the Bears and Stearns report that illegal aliens
working off the books siphon over $400 billion a year from the IRS in
uncollected taxes. American citizens not only lose their jobs to illegals, but
they have to make up the difference from so many millions of illegals not paying
income tax to the IRS. I’m here to tell you that the IRS doesn’t like tax
evaders. Ask Al Capone!”
http://www.newswithviews.com/Wooldridge/frosty60.htm
But his laserlike focus on a single issue - and a roiling anger around the issue
among the conservative rank and file - also has earned him a national profile
virtually unrivaled among Colorado's congressional delegation.
http://www.denverpost.com/nationworld/ci_2780117
THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER editor Bob Chapman writes: Rumors have been
circulating in Washington for the last year that a coup d’etat against George W.
Bush and the neocons is being seriously contemplated in certain circles.
http://www.vheadline.com/printer_news.asp?id=37229
The national academies of science for all the G8 countries, along with those of
Brazil, India and China, have warned that governments must no longer
procrastinate on what is widely seen as the greatest danger facing humanity. The
statement, which has taken months to finalise, is all the more important as it
is signed by Bruce Alberts, president of the US National Academy of Sciences,
which has warned George Bush about the dangers of ignoring the threat posed by
global warming.
http://www.rense.com/general65/G8.htm
Now what would be the point of doing this? The answer is really quite simple.
Since martial law will undoubtedly include picking up troublemakers, all
communication will be suspended throughout the country while the camp roundups
are underway. After this is over, every will suddenly "come back to
life" again after the red and blue list roundups are largely completed.
Such a communications shutdown will isolate people and prevent them from warning
others.
http://www.rense.com/general65/crids.htm
The complex, named the London Array, is predicted to cost £1.5bn to build and
would be capable of meeting 10 per cent of the Government's target to have 10
per cent of the UK's electricity generated by renewable energy resources by
2010.
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/environment/story.jsp?story=645094
[If only they had been such paragons of restraint when Richard Jewel was being screwed over.]
[To me it seems hard to believe that we have gone from stone age barbarians to super-techno whatever in around 7,000 years as most scientists currently claim, and yet for the previous like half million years people were still in the stone age and just sitting around doing nothing but makig pointy rocks and sticks all that time. If we can do so much in such a short period of time, what the hell was wrong with them that they couldn’t do anything in a five times longer period?]
"None of the stories appeared on the newspapers' front pages. Several other major media outlets, including the evening news programs on ABC, CBS and NBC, had not said a word about the document before Tuesday."
Ombudsmen at both The New York Times and The Washington Post have criticized their papers for not covering the story more aggressively, Memmott's story noted.
http://www.mediainfo.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000952574
Recent discoveries by a team of archaeologists indicate that the coast of the Caspian Sea in Mazandaran Province was home to the earliest hominid habitation in that region.
Archaeologist Ali Mahforuzi said on Wednesday that 400,000-year-old stone tools discovered in the valleys of Shuresh near the Rostam Kola, Huto, and Kamarband caves are the oldest ever found in the area.
http://www.mehrnews.ir/en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=192883
[Fell donw two flights of stairs DURING QUESTIONING? And this was an accident or a suicide attempt? don’t they usually quesiton people in little rooms with lights shining on them?]
The CEO of the Modi'in Ezrahi detective agency, Yitzhak Rath, arrested in connection with the Trojan horse industrial espionage affair, fell down two flights of stairs of the Yarkon District police station in Tel Aviv on Wednesday during questioning.
Rath was evacuated to the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv, conscious and in moderate condition.
Tel Aviv police have appointed an officer to examine whether the incident was a suicide attempt. Other possibilities are also being investigated.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/585950.html
Some companies, many of which employ teams of PhDs, say they follow rigorous scientific methodology. But some reviews by independent assessors have raised questions. A survey by the Aberdeen Group Inc., a Boston-based technology research firm, found that 49 percent of companies using computerized hiring systems saw no impact on turnover. An American Psychological Association study found little evidence that tests purporting to measure honesty are accurate. The World Privacy Forum and the Electronic Privacy Information Center, privacy advocacy groups, allege that more than a few violate the spirit of privacy laws by asking sensitive questions.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A4010-2005Mar26?language=printer
Gary Webb, revisited? Environmental investigative reporter Kevin Carmody is suicided. Is this reporting on Barton Springs Pool in Austin, Texas really what it was about? Or was he working on something that might cost somebody some money? I can't think of a more dangerous job than an investigative reporter working on environmental issues. Do you think anyone will notice when the last investigative reporter in the country commits 'suicide'? The list is getting a bit long.
http://xymphora.blogspot.com/2005/06/gary-webb-revisited.html
Daniel Lapin appears to be in overdrive these days. "I gave him your message," says a spokesperson for the Mercer Island rabbi, the Seattle talk-radio host, and the field commander in the religious right's war to reunite church and state. "He's just a busy guy," too busy to come to the phone and chat about Jack Abramoff, the dethroned D.C. superlobbyist and board member of Lapin's Mercer Island Judeo Christian charity.
http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/0519/050511_news_lapin.php
But the Bolivian generals told Vaca Diez to pound sand: They said, according to
our sources, that they were tired of being the villains of history, causing coup
after coup, massacring their own people. (This - and perhaps copious amounts of
alcohol - explains Vaca Diez's crestfallen voice during his Monday night press
conference, heard around the world via Radio Erbol.)
http://narcosphere.narconews.com/story/2005/6/8/91629/48549
Brace yourself for a flood of gruesome new torture snapshots. Last week, a federal judge ordered the Defense Department to release dozens of additional photographs and videotapes depicting prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib.
The photographs will elicit what has become a predictable response: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld will claim to be shocked and will assure us that action is already being taken to prevent such abuses from happening again. But imagine, for a moment, if events followed a different script. Imagine if Rumsfeld responded like Col. Mathieu in "Battle of Algiers," Gillo Pontecorvo's famed 1965 film about the National Liberation Front's attempt to liberate Algeria from French colonial rule. In one of the film's key scenes, Mathieu finds himself in a situation familiar to top officials in the Bush administration: He is being grilled by a room filled with journalists about allegations that French paratroopers are torturing Algerian prisoners.
Based on real-life French commander Gen. Jacques Massus, Mathieu neither denies the abuse nor claims that those responsible will be punished. Instead, he flips the tables on the scandalized reporters, most of whom work for newspapers that overwhelmingly support France's continued occupation of Algeria. Torture "isn't the problem," he says calmly. "The problem is the FLN wants to throw us out of Algeria and we want to stay…. It's my turn to ask a question. Should France stay in Algeria? If your answer is still yes, then you must accept all the consequences."
His point, as relevant in Iraq today as it was in Algeria in 1957, is that there is no nice, humanitarian way to occupy a nation against the will of its people. Those who support such an occupation don't have the right to morally separate themselves from the brutality it requires.
Now, as then, there are only two ways to govern: with consent or with fear.
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0607-21.htm
Larry Silverstein, lease-holder of the World Trade Center, and Lewis Eisenberg, the man who negotiated the lease, are key supporters of Israel who have both held high positions in the largest Israeli fundraising institution in the United States.
Silverstein and his Australian-Israeli partner, Frank Lowy, are the real estate developers who obtained 99-year leases on the rental and retail spaces of the World Trade Center shortly before the catastrophe of Sept. 11.
Although their leased property is destroyed, the lease-holders themselves stand to gain billions of dollars from insurance.
Eisenberg, the former chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, personally arranged the privatization of the World Trade Center property and oversaw the negotiations that delivered the leases into the private hands of Silverstein and Lowy.
Eisenberg was recently appointed finance chairman of the Republican National Committee.
How did these well-known supporters of Israel come to control the property? What actually caused the buildings to collapse? There are two schools of thought
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Censored/26_Zionist_Circles_Benefit_From.htm
"We were all wondering what it was when suddenly frogs started to fall from
the sky. I thought maybe a plane carrying frogs had exploded in midair."
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1421070.html?menu=news.quirkies
A man's leg and part of his spine came crashing onto the roof of a woman's home
in Nassau County near Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday morning, and a
short while later the man himself was found dead in the wheel well of a South
African Airways airliner that had just landed.
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200~20954~2909392,00.html
If the sheep in Mongolia have died from H5N1 infections, then the earlier
boxun.com Qinghai reports would be more credible. It would also confirm H5N1
infection of sheep, which hasn't been reported previously
http://www.recombinomics.com/News/06070502/H5N1_Sheep_Mongolia.html
But there's one problem with benchmarks: They don't give reliable elevation
readings if they're sinking along with everything else.
That's what the geologists who wrote the NOAA report say is happening in
Louisiana: The yardstick is broken. Instead of minimal geologic subsidence along
most of the Louisiana coast, as previously thought, the state's entire coastal
region is sinking at least 5 feet every century
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/printstory.mpl/topstory/3210967
Even after reducing its recruiting target for May, the Army missed it by about 25 percent, Army officials said on Tuesday. The shortfall would have been even bigger had the Army stuck to its original goal for the month.
On Friday, the Army is expected to announce that it met only 75 percent of its recruiting goal for May, the fourth consecutive monthly shortfall in the number of new recruits sent to basic training. Just over 5,000 new recruits entered boot camp in May.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/08/politics/08recruit.html?ei=5088&en=faa52ff4db8ded4e&ex=1275883200&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&pagewanted=print
One in three U.S. scientists admitted in an anonymous survey that they committed scientific misconduct in the previous three years, according to a report by a team of Minnesota researchers.
While falsifying research is uncommon, the survey found that 33 percent of scientists admitted breaking rules, large and small, that are supposed to ensure the honesty of their work, the authors report in the British journal Nature.
http://www.rense.com/general65/scii.htm
Further to our meeting yesterday morning, I have been giving some serious thought to the little H situation.
We cannot allow Himmler to take to the stand in any prospective prosecution, or indeed allow him to be interrogated by the Americans. Steps will therefore have to been taken to eliminate him as soon as he falls into our hands.
Please give this matter some thought, as if we are to take action we will have to expedite such an act with some haste.
http://www.fpp.co.uk/Himmler/death/PRO_docs_story.html
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