[cia-drugs] The Experts Say: It's a Police State

2006-09-14 Thread norgesen





The Experts Say: 
It's a Police State 

Written by Chris Floyd 
Monday, 11 September 2006 

Critics of the 
policies of George W. Bush are often greeted with this response: "Who 
are you to denounce the president? Don't you think 
he's privy to more information than you are? Don't you think he has all kinds of experts giving him the full 
picture, which you will never know?"OK, fair enough. 
Let's see what the experts -- those privy to the full picture, to the secret 
intelligence, those long schooled in policy and analysis -- have to say. For 
example, what does the man who was George W. Bush's director of homeland defense 
on the National Security Council on September 11, 2001, think of the "war on 
terror" launched by George W. Bush after September 11, 2001?He thinks Bush has exploited the attack to install 
a police state in America, that's what George W. Bush's director of homeland 
defense on September 11, 2001, thinks. But let Tom Maertens speak for himself, 
as he does most directly in the 
Minneapolis Star-Tribune (via Cursor):
Five years after 9/11, it's clear that the Bush 
administration's costly War on Terror has failed on two counts. It has 
undermined our civil liberties and made the world more dangerous. The direct 
cost of the war in Iraq, according to Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel economist, has 
already exceeded $1 trillion, including long-term veterans' care and similar 
costs. Along with the war has come enormous destruction and loss of life, and 
major damage to our international standing. And there are more terrorists in the 
world than ever before, a fact the administration plays up to curtail our 
freedoms. In the aftermath of 9/11, the administration succeeded in passing an 
extreme version of an internal security law, called the USA Patriot Act. It 
permits secret arrests, sneak and peek searches, and obtaining bank, credit, 
library and Internet records, all without a warrant. The administration also 
instituted wiretaps and intercepts on millions of Americans' e-mail messages and 
phone calls without warrants, a program recently ruled unconstitutional by a 
federal court.In 
2005, Bush quietly created the National Clandestine Service, which authorizes 
the CIA to operate within the United States -- despite past abuses such as 
Operation Chaos -- and reinstituted domestic spying by the military through the 
Counter Intelligence Field Activity (CIFA), in violation of the Posse Comitatus 
Act. He also created the National Security Service, putting elements of the FBI 
under his direct control, the closest we have had to a secret police agency in 
our 200-year history. The FBI now sends out 30,000 National Security Letters per 
year, demanding personal information without benefit of a warrant. It has 
imposed gag orders on every aspect of NSLs, making it illegal to reveal that one 
has been received. How does this differ from secret police 
tactics?… 
Perhaps no event demonstrates more clearly the dangerous authoritarianism of the 
Bush crowd than the arrest of two American citizens, Jose Padilla and Yasir 
Hamdi, who were held for 3½ years in solitary confinement with no charges, no 
court appearance and no lawyer. The Bush administration declared them "enemy 
combatants" -- Enemies of the State -- and threw them in prison indefinitely, 
just like a Third World dictatorship. Winston Churchill once said: "The power of the 
executive to cast a man into prison without formulating any charge known to the 
law, and particularly to deny him the judgment of his peers, is in the highest 
degree odious, and the foundation of all totalitarian government whether Nazi or 
Communist."How 
far can the Bush administration go? Steven Bradbury of the Justice Department 
recently suggested before a congressional committee that the president might 
have the power to order the killing of terrorist suspects inside the United 
States. Government assassination squads? In 
America?… 
James Madison once warned: "If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will 
be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy." The Bush administration has 
already exploited the war in Iraq and fears about terrorism to stampede the 
American people into accepting an astonishing curtailment of their freedoms and 
growing lawlessness by the government. If the administration chooses to engage 
in the neocons' endless, global War for Civilization, American democracy will 
ultimately be one of the casualties.

http://www.chris-floyd.com/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=841Itemid=135


Criminalizing speech to protect 
secrets Posted by 
pjwalker911 


The impact of an official secrets act would be particularly acute for 
the press.
There has been a startling expansion of secrecy in the past five 
years. It has become very difficult to find out about, let alone 
challenge, important actions and policies concerning our security. 
Executive-branch officials have thrown up a daunting array of obstacles for 
citizens and 

[cia-drugs] Criminalizing speech to protect secrets

2006-09-14 Thread norgesen






Criminalizing speech to protect secrets Inside the First Amendment 

By Paul K. McMasters First Amendment Center ombudsman 08.13.06
When members of the House of Representatives take up crucial intelligence 
bills, the vast majority elect not to read the classified portions — which is to 
say the really important parts — and they don’t sign up for classified briefings 
on the bills’ provisions. 
Which means they essentially are voting blind, even on those bills they 
approve overwhelmingly.
Why? Not because they’re too busy or they don’t care. It’s because they are 
afraid.
In an article on its survey of House members published this past weekend, 
The Boston Globe reported that our elected representatives face “an 
untenable choice” on intelligence bills: “Either consent to a review process so 
secretive that they could never mention anything about it in House debates, 
under the threat of prosecution, or vote on classified provisions they knew 
nothing about. Most chose to know nothing.”
As a result, members are reluctant to discuss such matters with one another, 
their staffs or outside experts. That frequently translates into no real or 
relevant public debate on issues increasingly crucial since the war on terrorism 
began. More and more, our lawmakers and the public depend on press accounts 
based on unauthorized disclosures, or leaks, for information on national 
security.
But that vital information flow continues to be threatened by a concerted 
crackdown on leakers and journalists. The latest is legislation introduced Aug. 
2 by Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., that would criminalize the disclosure of classified 
information. Bond was joined by 11 fellow Republicans as co-sponsors in offering 
up what has become known as an “official secrets act.”
Word for word, this is the legislation that caused President Clinton to veto 
the entire intelligence authorization act in 2000. A year later, the Senate 
Intelligence Committee declined to act on the same bill. Congress has for more 
than half a century rejected similar versions of this effort to criminalize 
leaks. The Supreme Court warned in 1971 that its ruling in the Pentagon Papers 
case might have been different if such a criminal statute had been on the 
books.
For a multitude of reasons, this bill has been deemed too dangerous for 
democracy. It is unnecessary, it is a threat to First Amendment rights and it is 
an affront to responsible governing.
Current law already criminalizes the most dangerous of leaks: identities of 
covert agents, capabilities and intelligence regarding communications and 
restricted data concerning nuclear weapons. Administrative discipline and loss 
of security clearances or jobs await those within government who disclose other 
classified information.
This proposal would expand the definition of what is properly classified. It 
would require no intent to benefit our enemies. It would require no proof of 
damage to our security. It would leave the public dependent on official 
announcements and “authorized leaks” designed to bolster official policies and 
influence public opinion.
And it would cast a debilitating pall over free speech, the free flow of 
information and government accountability.
There has been a startling expansion of secrecy in the past five years. It 
has become very difficult to find out about, let alone challenge, important 
actions and policies concerning our security.
Executive-branch officials have thrown up a daunting array of obstacles for 
citizens and lawmakers: overclassification, misclassification, reclassification 
and pseudo-classification. Even congressional committees and independent 
commissions with a lot of clout find it difficult to get over the 
administration’s stone walls.
Meanwhile, alternative sources of information — whistleblowers and 
journalists — are hounded, harassed and threatened with jail.
Equally important, this law would chill the speech of a host of other 
important speakers in public discourse: elected and appointed officials at all 
levels of government, scholars, lobbyists and public-interest groups. Even 
former government officials, never sure what is classified or reclassified, 
would be vulnerable to prosecution for their writing, teaching or other public 
activities.
The impact of an official secrets act would be particularly acute for the 
press. Though the sponsors of the act insist that the press is not targeted, the 
potential harm is great. The law would authorize grand jury subpoenas for 
journalists and search warrants for their records and notes. It could make them 
witnesses to and possible co-conspirators in a criminal act.
They could be hauled before a grand jury and forced to reveal their sources — 
or go to jail.
Right on the heels of the official secrets act proposal, a federal judge on 
Aug. 9 issued another chilling threat to journalists’ ability to inform public 
debate. Judge T.S. Ellis III allowed the Justice Department to proceed with its 

[cia-drugs] Re: Fwd: [IPCUSA] - The Current Rapid Slide of Zionism -

2006-09-14 Thread mark urban
Not to mention that Air America is apparently going bankrupt. If you 
can't afford to keep paying a left gatekeeping zionist like Al 
Franken, then your strategy of employing Hegelian dialectics to 
razzle dazzle the rubes is falling flat on its face.

I foresee what can only be described as either an apocalyptic vision 
of a great evil being washed away to be replced by confusion and 
chaos or a fascist boot being ground ever harder into the collective 
human face.

Somehow, despite losing on many fronts, the criminal elite just find 
new and better ways to keep skull fucking the rest of us poor 
bastards.


Anybdy check with Fintan Dunne lately?



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-- Why Al-Qaeda is a FAKE --
They NEVER go after the RULING CLASS
  who are CREATING these WARS !!!
 

http://ridad.blogspot.com/2006/09/current-rapid-slide-of-
zionism- 
  and-of_13.html

 
The Current RAPID SLIDE of ZIONISM
  and of the ZIONIST APARTHEID REGIME of ISRAEL
 
by Benjamin Merhav
 
Never before, it seems, has there been such an avalanche of  
  criticism
threatening to finally to sweep away zionism - and the zionist  
  apartheid
regime of Israel with it - into history's rubbish tip, where  
  zionism belongs,
as has been happening since the criminal zionist invasion of
and war crimes in Palestine and in Lebanon began this year.
 
The most recent articles, which make up this avalanche,
originate far away from the Middle East : one is from the USA,
the other is from Argentina. Let us start with the one from  
  Argentina.
 
Republished by axisoflogic.com the article titled,
 War in the Middle East: A Warning for Argentina,
is by Argentinian journalist, Adrian Salbuchi.
Here is how the article describes the outcome of the most recent
Zionist war crimes in Palestine and in Lebanon, http:// 
  www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/article_22958.shtml :
 
  To traditional hatred Muslim peoples feel towards the State of  
  Israel -
- which they perceive as an aggressive intruder in their region,
martirizing Palestinians and Lebanese - today we add the  
  overwhelming
condemnation of global public opinion against flagrant Israeli  
  barbarism
committed in Lebanon and Gaza.
 
They indiscriminately bombed, killed and maimed men, women
and children, and used illegal weapons including thousands of 
banned
cluster-bombs and white phosphorus explosives, as UN reports  
  confirm.
 
It was foolish and contradictory that Israel showed-off
saying they used precision bombs and intelligent weapons,
when the plain truth is that they repeatedly and systematically
bombed caravans of refugee-carrying motor vehicles,
civilian apartment blocks, schools, hospitals, civilian-filled  
  shelters,
and even went so far as to repeatedly bomb UN watchposts
in broad daylight, killing their personnel.
 
Either their bombs were not all that intelligent, far worse,
these were purposely committed crimes against humanity
perpetrated with the aim of spreading terror amongst Israel's  
  enemies,
which is a traditional tactic of the Israeli Armed Forces
and their predecessor guerrilla organizations.
 
The author, who has done his study of zionism,
and of the zionist apartheid regime of Israel
  (although not necessarily of Noam Chomsky and his Zionist 
Cronies),
  points to facts which show that zionism is not only a danger
to the Arabs of the Middle East, but also to his own country,  
  Argentina.
 
He reminds his readers of Herzl's old plan of establishing his  
  zionist state
in Argentina (if Palestine or Uganda cannot be taken over for  
  that purpose).
He also points to the recent aquisition of large tracts of 
lands  
  in Argentina
by zionists, and he warns his people and government of the 
zionist
dangers, if they continue their complacency towards zionism.
 
At end of the article, the author presents a list of 10 
questions
to Israeli zionists. Here are some of them :
Question No. 2:
Why do Zionists purposefully harm Jewish communities in the  
  Diaspora?
  As an Argentine citizen, I am concerned at the fact that Zionists
and Israelis confuse Zionism with Judaism on purpose,
because this can potentially lead to very negative and unjust  
  reactions
on the part of vast population sectors the world over who,
ignoring this key differentiation between Zionists and Jews,  
  might end up
blaming all Jews for the carnage, injustice and 

[cia-drugs] Secretary of the Air Force wants to test high-power microwave weapons on American citizens

2006-09-14 Thread norgesen






Secretary of the Air Force wants to test high-power 
microwave weapons on American citizens 
September 14, 2006Posted 
by pjwalker911 

Nonlethal weapons such as high-power microwave devices should be used 
on American citizens in crowd-control situations before being used on the 
battlefield, the Air Force secretary said Tuesday.The object is 
basically public relations. Domestic use would make it easier to avoid questions 
from others about possible safety considerations, said Secretary Michael Wynne. 
“If we’re not willing to use it here against our fellow citizens, then we should 
not be willing to use it in a wartime situation,” said Wynne. “(Because) if I 
hit somebody with a nonlethal weapon and they claim that it injured them in a 
way that was not intended, I think that I would be vilified in the world press.” 
The Air Force has paid for research into nonlethal weapons, but he said the 
service is unlikely to spend more money on development until injury problems are 
reviewed by medical experts and resolved. Nonlethal weapons generally can weaken 
people if they are hit with the beam.
cnn.com 



~~~
The lie machine 
September 13, 2006
Posted by pjwalker911 
With security becoming an increasingly important issue, particularly 
in airports, researchers are looking into low-cost ways of remotely and rapidly 
monitoring people answering routine questions at check-in desks, for example. 
One idea is to scan people’s faces with a high-definition thermal camera that 
detects tiny changes in the heat of the capillaries under a person’s skin. A 
computer rapidly analyses any changes, picking up tell-tale signs that someone 
is fibbing. The US Department of Defense is seeking ideas for the development of 
technology that can tell from a distance if someone is exhibiting signs of 
stress. The idea would be to beam microwaves or lasers at a 
person.The reflected beams would carry information about the 
person’s physiological state, such as breathing rate, similar to the information 
gathered during a polygraph test. Experts point out that such a system presents 
serious practical difficulties, however.
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[cia-drugs] The Stranger in the Mirror - BOB HERBERT Dawson College Killer, Kimveer Gill

2006-09-14 Thread MA PA



The Stranger in the Mirror - BOB HERBERT  Dawson College Killer, Kimveer Gill  by BOB HERBERT - The New York Times Thursday Sep 14th, 2006   - Herbert: Our Character - We Americans could benefit from looking in a mirror, and absorbing the shock of not recognizing what we’ve become. - Dawson College Shooter: The Killer Who Brought Blood And Despair, Suspected Montreal gunman called himself 'Angel of Death', First person accounts, Columbine' game was gunman's favorite game and more  OPED The Stranger in the Mirror By BOB HERBERT Published: September 14, 2006 We had elections in New York and around the country on Tuesday. But it seems to me that the biggest
 issue of our time is getting very short shrift from the politicians, and that’s the fact that the very character of the United States is changing, and not for the better. One of the things that stands out in my mind amid the memories of the carnage and chaos of Sept. 11, 2001, is the eerie quiet — an almost prayerful quiet — that hovered over a scene on the western edge of Manhattan that afternoon. I stood for a long time outside the triage center that had been set up at the Chelsea Piers sports and entertainment complex. Sunlight glistened off the roofs of ambulances lined up in military fashion on the West Side Highway. Doctors, nurses and other medical personnel were standing by, waiting for what they thought would be the arrival of legions of seriously wounded victims in need of emergency care. There seemed to be very little talking. As I recall, most of the people maintained a kind of stunned, awed silence. Continued: http://mparent.livejournal.com/12364958.html YouTube: VIDEO: Watch Condi's “Date” With Canadian Foreign Minister - Video http://mparent.livejournal.com/12366515.html Atta in Prague - Bush Lied http://mparent.livejournal.com/12366082.html Israeli president begins short leave of absence; probe turns to wire-tapping http://mparent.livejournal.com/12360917.html Princeton Professor Raises Alarm over Electronic Voting, Hacks Test Machine YouTube: DIEBOLD HACKED - New Video Hack the vote? No problem http://mparent.livejournal.com/12358007.html Cut Off, Gazan Economy Nears Collapse http://mparent.livejournal.com/12367518.html Air America Ch. 11 rumors in the Air again http://mparent.livejournal.com/12362706.html Dawson College Shooter: The Killer Who Brought Blood And Despair Suspected Montreal gunman called himself 'Angel of Death' First person accounts Columbine' game was gunman's favorite game http://mparent.livejournal.com/12365396.html And More on Today's Newswire http://mparent.livejournal.com/2006/09/14/ MARC PARENT CRIMES AND CORRUPTIONS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER NEWS http://mparent.livejournal.com/ Homepage http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/14409 Archived http://www.dailykos.com/user/ccnwon Archived   MARC PARENT   CRIMES AND CORRUPTIONS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER NEWS  http://mparent.livejournal.com/  http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/14409  http://www.dailykos.com/user/ccnwon 
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[cia-drugs] Fwd: [ctrl] Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'

2006-09-14 Thread RoadsEnd


Begin forwarded message:From: Pale Horse [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: September 14, 2006 10:12:37 AM PDTTo: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED], "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [ctrl] Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'Wednesday 13 September 2006, 17:35 Makka Time, 14:35 GMT   New technology is making it possible to drill deeper Related:New oil find in Gulf of MexicoOil prices hit $78 a barrel  A Saudi oil executive has challenged the idea that supplies are running out, saying that just 18 per cent of the global supply of crude has been tapped.  Abdallah Jumah, president and CEO of the state-owned Saudi Arabian Oil Company, better known as Aramco, said the world has potentially 4.5 trillion barrels in reserves - enough to last 140 years at current levels of consumption.  "The world has only consumed about 18 per cent of its conventional potential," Jumah said, rejecting fears that supplies will run out in a few decades.  Click to join catapultthepropaganda http://groups.yahoo.com/group/catapultthepropaganda/join Click to join openmindopencodenews http://groups.yahoo.com/group/openmindopencodenews/join   Experts have estimated that the Earth's recoverable oil resource is between three trillion and more than four trillion barrels. If consumption rises about two per cent a year from today's levels of about 85 million barrels a day, the low end of that range would only be enough to last until 2070.  Rex Tillerson, the chairman of Exxon Mobil, has said that world demand for oil will increase by 50 per cent in the next decade.  Jumah said new technology and better recovery rates would make it possible to find enough new oil resources to add one trillion barrels to world reserves over the next 25 years.   Gulf of Mexico find Drilling is now going on as deep as 3,000 metres below the Gulf of Mexico and between 2,100 and 2,500 metres elsewhere. Experts say a newly discovered petroleum pool beneath the Gulf of Mexico eventually could yield anywhere from three billion to 15 billion barrels.  Industry leaders have gathered in Austria this week for a conference sponsored by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries.  Earlier this week, the 11-nation group agreed to maintain its current production target of 28 million barrels a day but made clear it would consider a cutting its output before the end of the year if oil prices continue to fall.   Crude prices have fallen to a five-month low, dropping by more than $12 a barrel since record highs in mid-July. Analysts say ample supplies and the easing of political tensions in Lebanon and Iran have driven prices lower. All-new Yahoo! Mail - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.
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[cia-drugs] Bush's Balls On The Barbi - he's BUSTED

2006-09-14 Thread judson witham



  WAKE UP FOLKS they STOLE the VOTEThis Affidavit is 18 pages long ENJOYhttp://web.northnet.org/minstrel/declaration.01.htmThe methods employed to STEAL Liberty and Freedom have become VERY SOPHISTICATED. Thank God for good men like Dr. Phillips. He and I have been friends for nearly 40 years and I assure you HE DOES NOT LIE.Judson Witham 
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[cia-drugs] Re: Fwd: [ctrl] Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'

2006-09-14 Thread mark urban
I hope some of that low slung fruit ruppert used to bray about 
whacks him in the head.

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  Subject: [ctrl] Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'
  Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
  Oil supplies could 'last 140 years'
 
  Wednesday 13 September 2006, 17:35 Makka Time, 14:35 GMT
 
 
  New technology is making it possible to drill deeper
 
 
   Related:
New oil find in Gulf of Mexico
Oil prices hit $78 a barrel
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  A Saudi oil executive has challenged the idea that supplies are  
  running out, saying that just 18 per cent of the global supply 
of  
  crude has been tapped.
 
 
  Abdallah Jumah, president and CEO of the state-owned Saudi 
Arabian  
  Oil Company, better known as Aramco, said the world has 
potentially  
  4.5 trillion barrels in reserves - enough to last 140 years at  
  current levels of consumption.
 
 
  The world has only consumed about 18 per cent of its 
conventional  
  potential, Jumah said, rejecting fears that supplies will run 
out  
  in a few decades.
 
 
  Click to join catapultthepropaganda
 
  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/catapultthepropaganda/join
 
 
  Click to join openmindopencodenews
 
  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/openmindopencodenews/join
 
 
 
  Experts have estimated that the Earth's recoverable oil resource 
is  
  between three trillion and more than four trillion barrels. If  
  consumption rises about two per cent a year from today's levels 
of  
  about 85 million barrels a day, the low end of that range would  
  only be enough to last until 2070.
 
 
  Rex Tillerson, the chairman of Exxon Mobil, has said that world  
  demand for oil will increase by 50 per cent in the next decade.
 
 
  Jumah said new technology and better recovery rates would make 
it  
  possible to find enough new oil resources to add one trillion  
  barrels to world reserves over the next 25 years.
 
 
 
  Gulf of Mexico find
 
  Drilling is now going on as deep as 3,000 metres below the Gulf 
of  
  Mexico and between 2,100 and 2,500 metres elsewhere. Experts say 
a  
  newly discovered petroleum pool beneath the Gulf of Mexico  
  eventually could yield anywhere from three billion to 15 billion  
  barrels.
 
 
  Industry leaders have gathered in Austria this week for a  
  conference sponsored by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting  
  Countries.
 
 
  Earlier this week, the 11-nation group agreed to maintain its  
  current production target of 28 million barrels a day but made  
  clear it would consider a cutting its output before the end of 
the  
  year if oil prices continue to fall.
 
 
 
  Crude prices have fallen to a five-month low, dropping by more 
than  
  $12 a barrel since record highs in mid-July. Analysts say ample  
  supplies and the easing of political tensions in Lebanon and 
Iran  
  have driven prices lower.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[cia-drugs] Fw: [osint] Syria's defense of U.S. embassy doesn't make it an ally in terror war

2006-09-14 Thread Vigilius Haufniensis

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Subject: [osint] Syria's defense of U.S. embassy doesn't make it an ally in 
terror war



 Especially when they were behind the attack in the first place.

 Bruce


 http://www.mcall.com/news/opinion/all-editorial1sep14,0,2607835.story?coll=a
 ll-opiniontop-hed


 Syria's defense of U.S. embassy doesn't make it an ally in terror war

 When does a foe become a friend? What do terrorist attacks against 
 Americans
 in another country say about the war on terrorism? What do those attacks 
 say
 about the efficacy of our foreign policy in the Middle East?

 The foiled terrorist attack on the U.S. embassy in Damascus, Syria, raised
 all these questions. A small band of Islamic militants linked to an 
 al-Qaida
 splinter group assaulted the embassy Tuesday with hand grenades, automatic
 weapons and a truck bomb. Syrian guards shot and killed three of the
 attackers immediately. The driver of the truck bomb, which never 
 detonated,
 died of gunshot wounds he received when he tried to flee. None of the
 Americans at the embassy were wounded.
 The Bush administration was in the unusual position of thanking a 
 government
 it often criticizes for its own destabilizing influence. ''I do think that
 the Syrians reacted to this attack in a way that helped secure our people,
 and we very much appreciate that,'' said Secretary of State Condoleezza
 Rice. White House spokesman Tony Snow offered Syria an invitation ''to
 become an ally'' in the war on terrorism as Libya has rather than
 ''harboring'' and ''fomenting'' terrorists and terrorism.

 You might call that opening the door a crack with considerable caution.
 Historically, U.S. officials have branded Syria as a sponsor of terrorism
 and a proven enemy of Israel. For years the Syrians controlled affairs in
 Lebanon, treating it almost as a puppet state until they were implicated 
 in
 the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in 2005.
 More recently, it was accused of helping arm Hezbollah in southern Lebanon
 in Hezbollah's fight with Israel.

 Rather than accept the White House's backhanded invitation, the Syrian
 government responded that it only did its duty under the Geneva 
 Convention,
 adding the U.S. would do well to consider the ''root causes of terrorism 
 and
 broker a comprehensive peace in the Middle East.'' Meanwhile, U.N. 
 Secretary
 General Kofi Annan, on a tour of 10 of the region's capitals, including
 Damascus, said the area's leaders consider the U.S. involvement in Iraq 
 and
 Afghanistan ''a disaster.'' Why? Because the unrest it has caused 
 threatens
 some of their regimes. Some of these nations are U.S. allies in the
 so-called war on terror - Egypt, Turkey and Jordan. All have secular
 governments. Some come closer to being democratic than others. Some, like
 Syria, have reason to be concerned about discontented populations unhappy
 about how their governments treat them.

 One event doesn't make Syria a friend. And those who say terrorist attacks
 there, rather than here, are an indication that we're doing better in the
 war on terror can't deny the attacks are still happening. As far as 
 whether
 U.S. policies in the Middle East are working? Well, the region has been in
 turmoil a long time and there's still no lasting peace and none in sight.


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[cia-drugs] First deputy chairman of Russian central bank shot dead

2006-09-14 Thread Vigilius Haufniensis





http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-09/14/content_5091560.htm



  
  

  First deputy 
  chairman of Russian central bank shot dead 
  


  

  
  
  
  
  
  


  

  
Andrei Kozlov (File Photo)Photo Gallery 
   
  MOSCOW, Sept. 14 (Xinhua) -- Russian Central Bank First Deputy Chairman 
  Andrei Kozlov had died of gunshot injuries early Thursday morning, a 
  hospital official said. 
  Kozlov was attacked in Oleny Val Street at 
  about 9 p.m. local time (1700 GMT) on Wednesday and had received severe 
  wounds to his head, chest and stomach. 
  He was taken to hospital unconscious and died 
  at about 5 a.m. local time (0100 GMT) Thursday, the official was quoted by 
  the Interfax news agency as saying. 
  His driver was also killed in the attack that 
  was carried out by two unidentified gunmen who fled after the shooting. 
  Moscow police have launched a massive hunt for the gunmen. 
  Kozlov, 41, had been first deputy chairman of 
  the Central Bank since 2002, and held the same position in 
  1997-1999.
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[cia-drugs] Bush set to be dealt embarrassing diplomatic bitch slap

2006-09-14 Thread Vigilius Haufniensis





http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/

Bush set to be dealt embarrassing 
diplomatic bitch slap


Sept. 14, 2006 -- President George W. Bush is scheduled to speak 
before the UN General Assembly next week. It will not be a happy occasion for 
Bush. He will be looking out on an assembly that will be poised to deliver the 
United States and Mr. Bush a humiliating defeat. The United States is losing in 
its effort to have Guatemala take over the Latin American seat on the UN 
Security Council. Venezuela is now favored to win the seat over the objections 
of US ambassador John Bolton, whose permanent nomination to be ambassador has 
been killed by the Senate for the current session, and the efforts of 
Guatemala's Foreign Minister and close Bush administration ally, Gert Rosenthal. 
Guatemala has among the worst human rights records in Latin America and its 
government is rife with evangelical fundamentalist Christians and Opus Dei 
Catholics. Its security services possess the latest in population 
surveillance technology thanks to Israeli companies like Tadiran.
Venezuela is piling up votes for the Security Council seat and the Bush 
administration has been powerless to stop President Hugo Chavez's and Foreign 
Minister Nicolas Maduro's diplomatic juggernaut. In fact, Bolton's temperament 
at the UN has ensured that Venezuela's election to the Security Council is a 
"slam dunk." If Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, 
Panama, and other U.S. Latin American allies are not able to reach a consensus 
among themselves by October 16 on whether Venezuela or Guatemala gets the seat, 
the vote will be decided by a two-thirds vote of the 192-member General 
Assembly, where Venezuela now has a lead. Not only has Venezuela lined up the 
votes of China and Russia, but as a result of the recent Non-Aligned Meeting in 
Havana, it can count on the support of a number of nations in the Caribbean, 
Africa, and the Middle East. Already, countries like Argentina, Brazil, Guyana, 
Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Dominica, Cuba, Belize, Jamaica, Trinidad and 
Tobago, Barbados, Grenada, Malaysia, Iran, Belarus, Ghana, Mali, Zimbabwe, 
Syria, and Papua New Guinea have publicly announced their support for Venezuela, 
while positive pro-Caracas statements have come from Chile, Angola, Myanmar, 
Vietnam, Qatar, Benin, and India. 

UN Security Council: Waiting for Chavez. Bush set to be dealt 
embarrassing diplomatic bitch slap in vote for Venezuela to be on Security 
Council.
Meanwhile, the Bush State Department (the main anti-Venezuela point man is 
Eric Watnik), Paul Wolfowitz's World Bank, and the new breed of intrusive and 
bellicose U.S. ambassadors have been strong-arming various countries to support 
Guatemala over Venezuela -- even by threatening to withhold much-needed economic 
aid. Haiti and the Dominican Republic are two countries that have been warned by 
Washington not to vote for Venezuela "or else."
Guatemala can count on the votes of Bush administration allies, who are also 
supporting U.S. military adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan. They include 
Canada, Japan, Australia, Israel, Denmark, Poland, Albania, and the United 
Kingdom. But with the world increasingly seeing a vote for Venezuela as a slap 
at Bush, Venezuela will continue to gain supporters.
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[cia-drugs] m3 discontuance

2006-09-14 Thread mark urban
 If you believe this line of bullshit, then there's a bridge in 
brooklyn i'd like to sell ya!

http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/discm3.htm


Release Date: November 10, 2005, revised March 9, 2006
Discontinuance of M3
On March 23, 2006, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve 
System will cease publication of the M3 monetary aggregate. The Board 
will also cease publishing the following components: large-
denomination time deposits, repurchase agreements (RPs), and 
Eurodollars. The Board will continue to publish institutional money 
market mutual funds as a memorandum item in this release.

Measures of large-denomination time deposits will continue to be 
published by the Board in the Flow of Funds Accounts (Z.1 release) on 
a quarterly basis and in the H.8 release on a weekly basis (for 
commercial banks).

M3 does not appear to convey any additional information about 
economic activity that is not already embodied in M2 and has not 
played a role in the monetary policy process for many years. 
Consequently, the Board judged that the costs of collecting the 
underlying data and publishing M3 outweigh the benefits.

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[cia-drugs] Re: Fwd: Gosch, again

2006-09-14 Thread muckblit
Coincidentally, Monday was Florida's eighth annual Missing  Children's
Day, which this year fell on September 11. Jeb Bush  remarked,We feel
sorrow for the children we have lost and we also  feel sorrow for the
Americans and others, frankly, that lost their  lives five years ago in
the cowardly attacks on our country. [FL gov Jeb] Bush added, I'm not
sure why God decided to bring these two acts  together. But they do
seem to go together, don't they?

Yes, Florida pedophile leader Porter Goss and his notorious gang of
slime drooling circle jerk Ferries flew 3 x 11 year old black straight A
students into empty offices of the west wall of the Bohemian Pentogram
playhouse on September 11, 2001. Three eleven year-old next MLK hopefuls
were flying on Air America flight 7 x 11 aka American Airlines flight
77. An untouchable pedophile ring is laughing at us as we speak.

-Bob

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  From: RoadsEnd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Date: September 14, 2006 6:36:07 AM PDT
  To: ctrl CTRL [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Cc: RoadsEnd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Gosch, again
 
  http://rigint.blogspot.com/
  THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2006
  Gosch, again
 
 
 
 
  You have an overactive imagination.
  These are just the facts, Rich. I mean, I haven't even begun
  to let my imagination loose on this thing. - Cutter's Way
 
  Briefly, there's some movement on the story of the photographs left
  at Noreen Gosch's door.
 
  A tip out of Florida is apparently prompting West Des Moines police
  to conclude that not only do the photos fail to depict Johnny
  Gosch, but they don't even show a crime scene. (First reports spoke
  of an anonymous tipster, but that has since been spiked from the
  corporate news.)
 
  The unattributed lead drew police attention to Nelson Zalva, a
  retired Florida sheriff's investigator currently employed by the
  State Attorney's Office, who claims, with remarkable imprecision,
  that he investigated a case in either 1978 or 1979. He said he
  identified the boys in the photos. Zalva said they voluntarily
  posed for the pictures, but he couldn't recall why.
 
  On apparently nothing more than the strength of Zalva's word,
  police in Des Moines appear ready, and relieved, to accept that the
  delivery of the photos was simply a cruel hoax.
 
  Noreen has responded:
 
  The West Des Moines Police released a statement, indicating that
  they received an anonymous note saying there was an investigator
  in Florida who had investigated and identified the boys in the
  recent photo, which they appeared bound and gagged in 1979. They
  also stated this photo had been on the internet since 1979.
 
  Unfortunately, this press release caused a media storm and much
  confusion because they neglected to also mention that the detective
  only saw the photo of the THREE BOYS ON THE BED. At no time had
  he ever seen the photo of Johnny Gosch ... the black/white photo
  below. We also know that the internet as we know it . did not
  exist in 1979.
 
  We want to let people know so this will answer the questions you
  all must have in your minds by now. This press release was issued
  incorrectly and prematurely by the West Des Moines Police.
 
  Johnnygosch.com has also posted the following photograph which
  accompanied the other two left on Noreen's doorstep. (There may, in
  fact, be many more.) The man depicted, according to information
  accompanying the package, was a perp who abused Johnny and many
  others. Noreen handed it over to police, who remarked that the man
  is dead and there is a device around his neck called a
  ligature. (Dream's End asks on the RI forum: Was it already
  understood by the rest of you that the idea that this perp has a
  ligature around his neck brings us back to the JonBenet case?)
 
 
 
 
 
 
  According to Noreen Gosch, the only photograph Nelson Zalva has
  claimed to ID is the colour picture of three boys bound and gagged
  on a bed. According to Zalva, he remembers the photograph well
  enough but can't remember the year, and reassures police that no
  crime was committed but can neither recall why, nor apparently
  produce evidence to support his claim. And perhaps most suspicious,
  there's the anonymous tipster who was both following the Gosch
  story and who also claimed to knew the details of an obscure case
  which came across the desk of a Tampa investigator nearly 30 years
  before. If there's nothing to the story and the boys were bound,
  gagged and photographed voluntarily all in good fun, then why the
  need for anonymity from the tipster who hooked up Zalva with the
  police halfway across the country?
 
  Given Florida's record on missing, abused and murdered children -
  it was in a Tallahassee park that the CIA's predatory paedophilic
  cult the Finders were arrested - tips from state officials ought to
  be, shall we say, thoroughly 

[cia-drugs] Re: Bush's Balls On The Barbi - he's BUSTED

2006-09-14 Thread muckblit
Greg Palast, forensic economist, writing in his very entertaining book
Armed Madhouse, does a great job of proving exactly how operatives of
the oligarchy steal elections. So far they have not needed high tech
hacking. They do it primarily by plotting demographic profiles to
geography, then destroying, losing, disqualifying, or otherwise
neutralizing votes from those geographical pockets profiled as voting
Democrat.

-Bob

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   WAKE UP FOLKS they STOLE the VOTE

   This Affidavit is 18 pages long ENJOY

   http://web.northnet.org/minstrel/declaration.01.htm

   The methods employed to STEAL Liberty and Freedom have become VERY
SOPHISTICATED.  Thank God for good men like Dr. Phillips.  He and I have
been friends for nearly 40 years and I assure you HE DOES NOT LIE.

   Judson Witham


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[cia-drugs] Fwd: Ties Between Elites and Child Sex Rings Beyond Imagination

2006-09-14 Thread RoadsEnd


Begin forwarded message:From: RoadsEnd [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: September 14, 2006 6:54:38 PM PDTTo: ctrl CTRL CTRL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM, [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]Cc: RoadsEnd [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Ties Between Elites and Child Sex Rings "Beyond Imagination" http://www.ipsnews.net/print.asp?idnews=34710  Readers OpinionsMEXICO:Ties Between Elites and Child Sex Rings "Beyond Imagination"Diego CevallosMEXICO CITY, Sep 13 (IPS) - The complicity in Mexico between child sex rings and the political and business elites "goes beyond what we can even imagine," says activist Lydia Cacho, who faces death threats and was even thrown briefly into prison for revealing those ties in a book."What we have just seen is only the tip of the iceberg," Cacho told IPS, after the local media aired Tuesday recordings of telephone conversations between two prominent politicians and a hotel owner now in prison, and a wealthy local businessman.The number of Mexican politicians and businessmen involved in child pornography and sex rings "would shock us if we knew the real extent of the phenomenon," said Cacho.In one of the illegally taped conversations broadcast Tuesday, which apparently date back to 2004, the governor of the state of Veracruz, Fidel Herrera of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), and Emilio Gamboa, head of the party's bloc in the lower house of Congress, can be heard talking on friendly terms with textile mogul Kamel Nacif.Nacif, a Mexican of Lebanese origin, who in the obscenity-laced conversation can be heard asking Gamboa to block a gambling bill to be debated by Congress, is suing Cacho for libel.In her 2004 book "Los demonios del Edén" (The Demons of Eden), Cacho -- who is a journalist and writer as well as the director of a women's shelter in Cancún -- links Nacif with Jean Succar, a Lebanese-born hotel owner who is in prison facing charges of arranging paedophile parties in that Mexican resort town.In another of the anonymously recorded conservations leaked to the press and broadcast Tuesday, Nacif can be heard talking with Succar.Succar, under arrest in Mexico since July, after he was extradited from the United States, can be heard asking Nacif for a seven million dollar loan to purchase a hotel in Cancún, to which Nacif responds in the affirmative.Later, the two exchange information on "the girl from Miami," who they refer to as "putita" (little whore), and who they say they have paid 2,000 dollars. Succar asks Nacif when it would be best to bring the girl to Cancún, and the latter responds that "next week, you son of a b***h, but you bring her to fornicate."In Cacho's book, Succar is identified as the head of a ring of adults who subjected underage girls to sexual abuse in Cancún, in which Nacif allegedly took part.Succar was arrested in February 2004 in the United States on child abuse charges and was extradited to Mexico in July, where he also faces charges for money laundering and organised crime."Los demonios del Edén" contains the personal accounts of minors who talk about the sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of a ring in which prominent figures were allegedly involved. The youngsters describe how the hotel owner sexually abused them himself, set up a prostitution ring to allow others to abuse them, and photographed them in order to sell the pornographic images on the Internet.A 2004 study by researcher Elena Azaola, which estimated that some 17,000 children under the age of 18 are victims of the sex trade in Mexico, is also based on interviews with minors who managed to escape, as well as visits to establishments where underage girls and boys are forced to work as prostitutes.The two PRI politicians, Herrera and Gamboa, denied having any illegal ties with Nacif, and said they did not even know Succar. From their point of view, the airing of the tapped phone conversations was a low political blow aimed at their party.The PRI, which ruled Mexico from 1929 to 2000, came in third in the Jul. 2 presidential and legislative elections.Gamboa is one of the lawmakers who have approached Felipe Calderón of the conservative governing National Action Party (PAN) over the last few days, since he was confirmed as president-elect by the electoral court.Javier González, a leader of the leftist Democratic Revolution Party (PRD) legislators, said the leaked conversations between Nacif and the PRI politicians showed that the political system "is rotten."The PRD argues that its candidate, Andrés López Obrador, lost the elections to Calderón because of fraud.Cacho agrees that corruption is rife. "Many businessmen like Nacif have amassed huge fortunes in exchange for dark favours to politicians."So far, no direct link between politicians or prominent businessmen and child porn or sex rings has been proven. But there are suspicions, which are fuelled by Nacif and his web of contacts.Cacho, who has been under police protection since last year, when she began to receive death threats, was referred 

[cia-drugs] Re: Bush's Balls On The Barbi - he's BUSTED

2006-09-14 Thread muckblit
My favorite Coup2K snapshot was published by Daniel Hopsicker, who
detailed how Porter and The Ferries stole the presidential election in
2000. Hopsicker also provides the best snapshots of Porter and the JFK
hit team, and of Porter making us forget Coup2K in, coincidentally,
Florida, by 911, coincidentally a Floridian operation as well.

Anyway, Hopsicker described CIA agent Charles Kane of Stuart FL as
operating a command post in an rv, and then CIA slipped the order under
the door to Republican and Christian useful idiots flown in from DC.
Those operatives, in blind obedience to CIA, on nothing but anonymous
written orders slipped under their door, rioted, mobbing and seizing all
of the ballots.

Florida's 911 op, made us forget Coup2K.

Florida's 911 anthrax prevented us from forgetting 911, in the sense of
picking up and carrying before remembering to vote our rights away with
the Patriot Act and to vote to send our buccaneers to liberate Florida
Air America's poppies being held hostage in Afghanistan. Thanks to
mercenaries of Russell Opium Trust(ROT), the poppies of Afghanistan are
no longer wearing burkhas, and 6100 tons of opium is being produced
there now. Unfortunately, privateers forgot to liberate women in
Afghanistan, and actually enslaved formerly liberated women in Iraq. In
Iraq, women were put under sharia law by the US occupation, and in
Afghanistan, hundreds of women burn themselves alive with gasoline in
protest of al-CIA-duh's reign of terror on their homefront. Afghan women
have it worse than Mexican women in an IMF/WB colonialist Ciudad Juarez
maqiladora, apparently.

-Bob

--- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Greg Palast, forensic economist, writing in his very entertaining book
 Armed Madhouse, does a great job of proving exactly how operatives of
 the oligarchy steal elections. So far they have not needed high tech
 hacking. They do it primarily by plotting demographic profiles to
 geography, then destroying, losing, disqualifying, or otherwise
 neutralizing votes from those geographical pockets profiled as voting
 Democrat.

 -Bob

 --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, judson witham jurisnot@ wrote:
 
WAKE UP FOLKS they STOLE the VOTE
 
This Affidavit is 18 pages long ENJOY
 
http://web.northnet.org/minstrel/declaration.01.htm
 
The methods employed to STEAL Liberty and Freedom have become VERY
 SOPHISTICATED.  Thank God for good men like Dr. Phillips.  He and I
have
 been friends for nearly 40 years and I assure you HE DOES NOT LIE.
 
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