[cia-drugs] Akha Journal: Furnace and Wrapping up
Dear Friends: We work now to do the last mechanical on the bus, install a furnace. We are soon wrapping up and pulling together all the events for as soon a departure as possible. In Oregon it is cold, not much frost and no snow yet, but temperatures planning to drop into the 20's and teens this coming week. Also looking for a later model apple powerbook that we can edit movies with while on daily travel for our youtube journal. Matthew McDaniel The Akha Heritage Foundation. http://www.akha.org Akha Heritage Site. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Akhaweeklyjournal Discussion http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akha Donate Via Credit Card Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=akha%40akha.org PO Box 6073 Salem, OR. 97304 USA.
[cia-drugs] Fw: Mumbai article
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Role of Alleged CIA Asset in Mumbai Attacks Being Downplayed
http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/articles/2008/12/10/hammond_ibrahim_role_mumbai_downplayed.htm
[cia-drugs] Retired cop suspected as serial killer of 13 gay men in Brazil
http://seaqwa.com:80/blogs/qnews/archive/2008/12/10/report-retired-cop-suspected-as-serial-killer-of-13-gay-men-in-brazil.aspx Wednesday, December 10 Report: Retired cop suspected as serial killer of 13 gay men in Brazil Source: O Globo, ABC News (Australia), Associated Press, Made In Brazil A retired sergeant from Brazil's military police may be linked to the murders of 13 men who were killed at a gay cruising spot at a park in Carapicuíba in greater Sao Paulo, according to an uncorroborated report from Brazil's O Globo newspaper. Police announced Monday that a suspected serial killer might be on the loose. O Globo reported a day later that the suspect had been identified. According to Associated Press, Paulo Fernando Fortunato, lead investigator for the case, told the O Globo newspaper Monday that 13 gay men had been killed at Parque dos Paturis between February 2007 and August 2008. The 13 murders had not been linked previously, but a team of 15 detectives began re-examining them in light of the serial killer theory, Australia's ABC News reports. Fortunato said Monday that he went public with the investigation to help warn people of the danger, according to AP. Undercover agents are now patrolling the park where the murders took place. The sergeant is suspected of killing a transvestite at a hotel in Osasco, São Paulo, in October, according to Made In Brazil's summary of O Globo's report. The caliber of the gun used to kill the transvestite matches the caliber of the gun used to kill the last victim found at the park in Carapicuíba in August. The sergeant was the last person seen at the hotel with the transvestite, and is reported to hang out at Parque dos Paturis, where the 13 men were murdered, according to O Globo and Made In Brazil. Police have dubbed the possible killer the Rainbow Maniac as a reference to the multicolored gay and lesbian logo, ABC News reports. Although the Fortunato said Monday that investigators were not certain that only one person is responsible for the deaths, there are marked similarities in each case, according to ABC News. All of the victims were killed at the same gay meeting place in Paturo Park. All of the victims were men, most aged between 20 and 40, according to ABC News. All the killings took place at night. All of the victims were found with their pants down, according to Made In Brazil blog. All but one of the victims was shot either in the head or the neck. Ballistics tests are underway to see if the same gun was used in each case, according to ABC News. Meanwhile, O Globo reports that the family of one of the men killed at the park is disputing the theory of the crime put forward by police. Adílson Jose Pereira, whose body was found in the park July 8, 2007, was the second victim to be killed there. His widow insisted that the 58-year-old married father of six children with 18 grandchildren would never be involved with homosexuals, according to O Globo. His body was found next to his car near the park, but his widow explained that he often parked it there. I thought he was going to a bar nearby. He played guitar there from time to time, and parked the car in park, said Maria Odília Alves Pereira. A friend of the Pereira's, who did not want to be identified, told O Globo he was womanizer. Source: Police hunt suspected serial killer in Brazil | ABC News (Australia) Police hunt suspected serial killer in Brazil | Associated Press Sargento reformado da PM é suspeito de mortes de homossexuais em parque da Grande SP | O Globo Police Looking For Suspect Of Killing 13 Gay Men | Made In Brazil
[cia-drugs] Quotes: Elizabeth Loftus, Ph.D.
_http://ritualabuse.us/research/memory-fms/quotes-elizabeth-loftus-phd/_ (http://ritualabuse.us/research/memory-fms/quotes-elizabeth-loftus-phd/) Quotes: Elizabeth Loftus, Ph.D. Repression Wortman, C. and Loftus, E. Psychology. (1981) Alfred A. Knopf: New York, p. 203. Thus a young woman who is sexually attracted to her father may try to repress her disturbing incestuous desires. But her behavior may indicate that these feelings are not completely forgotten. The woman may pause or fumble for words when discussing certain things about her father and she may show other signs of anxiety such as sweating or blushing. Loftus, G.R and Loftus, E.L. (1976). Human Memory – The Processing of Information. Lawrence Erlbaum Associated: New Jersey, p. 82-83. A laboratory analogy to repression can be found in an experiment by A.F. Zeller. Zeller arranged a situation so that one group of students underwent an unhappy “failure” experience right after they had successfully learned a list of nonsense syllables. When tested later, these subjects showed much poorer recall of the nonsense syllables compared to a control group, who had not experienced failure. When this same “failure” group was later allowed to succeed on the same task that they had earlier failed, their recall showed tremendous improvement. This experiment indicates that when the reason for the repression is removed, when material to be remembered is no longer associated with negative effects, a person no longer experiences retrieval failure.” It’s not unusual for killers to have amnesia about event. Saturday, February 15, 1997, Section: News, Page: A3 _http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/archives/1997/9702160036.asp_ (http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/archives/1997/9702160036.asp) It is possible to commit a murder and then forget you did it, according to a leading memory researcher. A significant proportion of people who commit murders have some amnesia surrounding the event, particularly if it is a crime of passion, University of Washington psychologist Elizabeth Loftus said yesterday. — Loftus, E. (1979). Reactions to blatantly contradictory information. Memory Cognition, 7(5), p. 371. In two experiments, subjects were shown a complex event and were later exposed to misinformation about that event. In addition, some subjects received a piece of blatantly contradictory misinformation. Blatant misinformation both was rejected by subjects and caused them to be more resistant to other misinformation . . . Second, when an attempt is made to mislead a person about a detail that is patently false the person becomes more resistant to suggestions of any kind….” Deposition Upon Oral Examination of Elizabeth Loftus, PhD., Seignious v. Fair et al., January 22, 1998, In the Superior Court of Fulton County, State of Georgia #E-56169 p. 125 Q. Have you ever contemplated actually doing a study somewhere along the lines I was just talking about where you have no crime scene at all and then you try to convince someone there was a crime scene or crime event? A. [Loftus] No I haven’t thought about that but that’s kind of an interesting idea. — Loftus, E. (1993, January 18). Deposition upon oral examination of Elizabeth Loftus, Ph.D. Carol C. Smith, vs. Richard Alton Smith, Case No. 67 52 64, Superior Court in the State of California in and for the County of Orange, 67-69. Q: [Reading from M.R.’s report, page 53, line 20] “There are no reliable methods for sorting out which of these allegations may be true or false apart from observations from other witnesses who may be able to provide data either tending to support or tending to refute the validity of the allegations and the overall patterns of circumstances surrounding the incidents.” Do you have an opinion on that statement? A: [Loftus] I believe you need corroboration to sort out true allegations from false ones. That part of it I agree with. Q: In the case of Carol Smith, what corroboration would you require to enforce the reliability, the believability, of her memories? A: I don’t know what it would look like, maybe photographs. Q: Of what? A: Abuse happening. Q: You mean a Rod King video? A: There are cases of sex abuse where there are photographs and videotapes. — Loftus, E. and Ketcham, K. (1991). Witness for the Defense. St. Martin’s Press: New York, p. 72. Most of the time, perhaps 99 percent of the time, the defendant is guilty; his screams are the final protest of a human being about to lost his most precious possession, his freedom. Loftus, E. (1993). The reality of repressed memories. American Psychologist, 48, 518-537. _http://faculty.washington.edu/eloftus/Articles/lof93.htm_ (http://faculty.washington.edu/eloftus/Articles/lof93.htm) Some who question the authenticity of the memories of abuse do so in part because of the intensity and sincerity of the accused persons
Re: [cia-drugs] The Rockefeller Plan, Part 1
In August of the same year (1911), McCLURE’S magazine published an article titled “Masters of America: The Seven Men,” which warned that “all fundamental resources, all industries capable of forming a unit, are being drawn together toward monopoly control…. And if corporate centralization of power continues unchecked, what is the next great popular agitation to be in this country? For state socialism?” Our natural resources, long under the auspices and protection of the United States Department of the Interior are being quietly handed to the oil companies through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, a Congressional non-profit created to benefit corporate interests. There was a time when people knew they could actually survive without oil, but water is another matter entirely. While this nation sleeps those things that support life, all life, are being siphoned away. Interestingly, Iraq is the only nation in that region that has both the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers running through the land. Control the oil and control the oil, control the water and control the people. This particular cat needs to get out of the bag. --- On Sat, 12/6/08, norgesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: norgesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [cia-drugs] The Rockefeller Plan, Part 1 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Saturday, December 6, 2008, 4:49 PM And concerning the Obama administration’ s continuing the Power Elite’s planned alternation of power by including many Clintonistas, two examples are Rhodes scholar Dennis Blair (named director of National Intelligence) and Susan Rice (named U.S. ambassador to the U.N. THE ROCKEFELLER PLAN PART 1 By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D. December 1, 2008 [Note: Gerald Celente of Trends Research Institute has been heralded by THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, CNBC, CBS, etc. and he has recently said by 2012 the U.S. will become “an undeveloped nation” with tax revolts and a lot of homeless people and crime. Also recently, accidental fires created a state of emergency in California, which is just a reminder of the havoc that could be created by a few Iranian agents here if war should break out between the U.S. and Iran. Regarding the terrorist attack in India last week, it was by a Pakistani group with links to Pakistan’s ISI intelligence service about whom I’ve written. The group is called Lashkar-e-Taiba which opposes India’s involvement in Kashmir, about which I wrote in my July 23, 2007 NewsWithViews. com column “Javier Solana and the Larger Plan.” Also, remember that in my Sept. 22, 2008 NEWSWITHVIEWS column, “Threats Used for Coercive Compliance,” I wrote (over two months before last week’s attack) that “globally, threats can be non-Communist as well, as India feels threatened by Pakistan and vice versa (watch Kashmir in the future).” And concerning the Obama administration’ s continuing the Power Elite’s planned alternation of power by including many Clintonistas, two examples are Rhodes scholars Dennis Blair (named director of National Intelligence) and Susan Rice (named U.S. ambassador to the U.N.).] In a previous NewsWithViews column, I mentioned that globalization has returned us to the late 1800s where workers underbid each other for jobs whose conditions weren’t safeguarded by health regulations. “Robber barrons” ruled, and these were people like John D. Rockefeller (his nephew Percy became a member of Skull Bones in 1900). With the beginning of the 20th century, Theodore Roosevelt was president and came to be known as a “trust buster” against Rockefeller’s Standard Oil and others, but major corporations that were split up still had interlocking directorates. Thus, Rockefeller’s power was maintained, and he is portrayed in Robert Minor’s 1911 cartoon in THE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as welcoming Karl Marx to Wall Street, with Marx carrying a book titled SOCIALISM. Rockefeller was able to use his great wealth to “buy” politicians who would see to it that through laws, rules and regulations, their “owners” were not adversely affected—a type of corporate Socialism. In August of the same year (1911), McCLURE’S magazine published an article titled “Masters of America: The Seven Men,” which warned that “all fundamental resources, all industries capable of forming a unit, are being drawn together toward monopoly control…. And if corporate centralization of power continues unchecked, what is the next great popular agitation to be in this country? For state socialism?” Education was an important component of the Rockefeller plan, and he hired a reassuring Baptist minister, Frederick Gates, to set up his General Education Board in 1902 to oversee this effort. From this position, Gates wrote Occasional Letter No. 1 (published 1912), stating that “in our dream, we have limitless resources, and the people (rural folk) yield themselves with perfect docility to our molding hand… unhampered by tradition.”
[cia-drugs] Woman revisits the 'Hell' of ritual abuse By Ben Winslow Deseret News 12/10/08
Woman revisits the 'Hell' of ritual abuse By Ben Winslow Deseret News 12/10/08 describes crimes - She isn't Rachel Hopkins anymore. Anne A Johnson Davis is shedding the moniker she used in a 1995 Deseret News story about her childhood as a victim of ritualistic Satanic abuse and speaking out in a memoir of her life. Davis, now a Lehi mother of three, is stepping into the spotlight again with the publication of her book Hell Minus One. I have had enough healing and closure of my own, I feel I'm in a place where I really feel the call to share what I have to help others find courage, Davis said in an interview Wednesday. Davis' story is so bizarre, it's hard to believe it actually happened — save for the fact that she has signed confessions from her mother and stepfather, a financial settlement and investigators from the Utah Attorney General's Office who vouched for her. From age 3 until she ran away at 17, she said she was sexually abused, tortured, bathed in blood and forced to hurt her siblings in Satanic rituals. They would tell me, 'Now you're one of us. If you tell anybody, they won't believe you and they'll put you in a mental hospital.' And they threatened to torture me until I was dead, Rachel Hopkins said in 1995. It was a study by the Utah Attorney General's Office that downplayed ritual abuse that prompted Davis to come forward. At the time, she insisted on a pseudonym and did interviews in silhouette. I'm glad that she's come out of the shadows and she's in the sunlight to tell her story so other victims will speak out and know they don't have to be afraid anymore, said Paul Murphy, a spokesman for the Utah Attorney General's Office who interviewed her as a TV reporter back in 1995. He also wrote a blurb on the book's jacket. Davis still takes issue with the attorney general's report, which came out at a time when ritual abuse was being attacked as indicative of false memory syndrome — events and fantasies imagined by patients or planted by unscrupulous therapistsThe Utah Attorney General's Office has no plans to revisit the controversial study, but continues to investigate any reports of ritual abuse. We take all child abuse very seriously, Murphy saidWhen she ran away from home at 17, Davis said she cut ties with her family and anyone associated with them. She heard her stepfather died a few years ago but has no idea what happened to her mother. She also isn't scared about publishing the family secrets. Secrecy is their greatest weapon, she said. I don't believe I have anything to be afraid of. _http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,705269563,00.html_ (http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,705269563,00.html) **Make your life easier with all your friends, email, and favorite sites in one place. Try it now. (http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dpicid=aolcom40vanityncid=emlcntaolcom0010)
Re: [cia-drugs] Woman revisits the 'Hell' of ritual abuse By Ben Winslow Deseret News 12/10/08
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