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Check this new article on me at...

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how frequently the pages had been accessed. But
because the software I use to generate web traffic
reports offers analysis by day, and by month, but
nothing longer-term, this would have required some
additional work. Just eyeballing it, though, the
most-viewed Talk in the collection so far is last
year's ride with T. Casey Brennan.

A more significant recent triumph for T. Casey is the
inclusion of his 'Hypothetical Cerebus' in the new
ACTOR Comics volume. The cover of this 152-page
collection, adorned with the Incredible Hulk and
Spiderman, is easy to spot on the rack at Vault of
Midnight on Main Street in downtown Ann Arbor. Been a
while since you peeked inside a comic book? If you're
looking for an excuse, then the fact that you'd be
supporting a downtown business and a local writer
(among other comic book veterans) could serve as one."


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2004-05-02 Thread William Bacon
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Hello!
I found this website which focuses on how the left wing uses tax free
foundations and other organizations using  tax free provisions of the IRS
to promote left wing causes:
http://www.capitalresearch.org";>Capital Research.org


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2003-03-13 Thread RevCOAL
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 Euphorian wrote: >Apparently you missed the occupation point. Engaland, Germany, Turkey,>Saudi Arabia (weapons systems if nothing else), Kuwait (armed forces),>Afghanistan, SoKorea, Japan, Israel, to start your list. This is not always so>much overt as it is subtle. Not to mention all the puppet-regimes the U.S. government has put in place around the world, usually by fomenting military coups to overthrow legally-elected governments... While the U.S. government may not overtly colonize other countries, it has consistently covertly tampered with the internal politics of countries in which it, and the big corporations which finance it, have a financial stake...Cuba (pre-Castro), Guatamala, Iran, Chile, are all examples...
 >The money aspect is very deep and any country that forgoes the American>capital expenditure is like a caffeine addict going cold turkey.  More like a heroin addict going cold-turkey -- and the thing is, there HAVE been countries who HAVE gone the "cold-turkey" route, only to have the U.S. government covertly overthrow such regimes so that a regime more willing to kowtow to U.S. demands will be installed...
 >Germany might have been a democracy had the Americans stayed out of>the First Great War. This war -- along with the Spanish-American War>undertaken by McKinley -- was the beginning of the empire building. Actually it started earlier; consider the Mexican-American war of the 1840s, and the campaign to eradicate the Native American population...   June   . 







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2003-03-13 Thread William Shannon
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In a message dated 3/13/2003 2:25:40 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

But that still doesn't answer my objection to this erroneous
characterization of America as an imperialist power.

Napoleon Bush is adding to the empire with a start in Iraq and then on to Syria, Iran, Libya and any other nation that is hostile to Israel. As you've no doubt noticed our economy is dying too and history is going to repeat itself if this empire-building is not stopped. But keep fiddling...

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Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-13 Thread Ray Boeche

On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 11:26 AM, William Shannon wrote:

Who are you Ray?
Are you new to this list? I don't recall seeing you here?
Did Hannity or Rush send you to try to colonize us?

Bill.




Bill:

Yes, I just signed on to the list. No, I haven't been sent in an effort to colonize you by imperialist masters. : -)

As to who I am, my background is broad.

I've done research into the paranormal (UFOs, cryptozoology, psychic phenomena, and yes, conspiracies) for a number of years, along with a lot of writing and public speaking on those topics.

I am a priest with the Reformed Episcopal Church, serving a parish in Lincoln Nebraska. My seminary training is principally in systematic theology, philosophy and apologetics.

I make my living as an artist. I design book interiors and jackets for the University of Nebraska Press, one of the leading university presses in the United States.

My interests are pretty limitless, running from politics to alternative medicine to military history to archaeology, and on and on.

But that still doesn't answer my objection to this erroneous characterization of America as an imperialist power.

So, I'll try once more:

Once again, let's see the list of countries existing under the tyranny
of American rule.

Simply because we're free, and economically successful and provide more aid to the less-fortunate countries of the world than any other nation, does not equate with any rational concept of imperial domination.



Ray



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2003-03-13 Thread Nessie SFBG
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 we're free, and economically successful


Some of us are free, others are not. America has the highest per
capita prison population on earth, most of them non violent drug
offenders. Scores of millions of us live below the "poverty line."
Scores of millions of us have no medical coverage whatsoever.
the list of countries existing under the tyranny of American rule.
America itself exists under tyrannical rule. We no longer have a
working constitution, and haven't had a Bill of Rights since the 1988
Omnibus Anti-Crime Act. Under the PATRIOT Act, federal law
enforcement has powers of surveillance and detention that would make
Himmler proud. Our troops violate the sovereignty of other nations at
will.
Democracy? Don't make me laugh. America is a plutocracy, nothing
more, nothing less. It's not even a republic. It's an empire, or as
we the enlightened call it, "an ongoing criminal enterprise."
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Re: [CTRL] Check this

2003-03-13 Thread Euphorian
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3/13/2003 11:17:54 AM, Ray Boeche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>The only reason Germany exists as a democracy (albeit a socialist
>democracy) is because the US presence in West Berlin and West Germany
>kept the Soviet Union from expanding their very real empire.
>
>Once again, where is this empire we've built? Name the countries we
>control.

Apparently you missed the occupation point.  Engaland, Germany, Turkey,
Saudi Arabia (weapons systems if nothing else), Kuwait (armed forces),
Afghanistan, SoKorea, Japan, Israel, to start your list.  This is not always so
much overt as it is subtle.  Part of Germany's economic problem is due to
the collapse of the Soviet Union at which time the Americans reduced
their presence in Europe.  When their economy was running high and
improving, there were American bases all over the place putting who know
how many billions of dollars (by infrastructure building and maintenance
and materiel AND by the money the GIs spent in country (figure about
$10,000 per head per year))(as a very conservative estimate of pocket
change expended, not counting utilities, quarters, COLA, fuel subsidies for
private automobiles and the like).  Once the presence was reduced and, in
many cases removed, count how many billion$$$ were not longer available
to help subsidise the reincorporation of the East much less maintain the
West.

The money aspect is very deep and any country that forgoes the American
capital expenditure is like a caffeine addict going cold turkey.  Headaches,
depression, cravings, and the like.  On the one hand, there is the force
application and, on the other, there is the money poured into their
countries.  And don't forget if "democratising" nations was a goal, the
politicians would have followed Patton's advice and gone after the
Bolsheviks and eliminated the "Cold" War and the need to be an occupying
force.  But it's easier to split things two ways rather than a hundred ways.
More reliable too.

Germany might have been a democracy had the Americans stayed out of
the First Great War.  This war -- along with the Spanish-American War
undertaken by McKinley -- was the beginning of the empire building.
Note, the latter accomplished acquisition of the Philippines, Puerto Rico,
and effected changes in Cuba that led to Castro.  For an interesting read
an treatment of the subject, go getcha a Walter Karp, *The Politics of
War*.  For a book written in around 1979, it's a timely piece for today.

And who cares what the French were doing since when?  France was
liberated.  It was on the way to Germany.  Unless one is a Wilsonian (and
Karp talks a lot about him) and there is a need to impose an pseudo-
American way of life on everyone whether it suits them or not.  There is a
lot of popular resentment by many of the occupied nations to the
presence of the American "democratisers".  One size don't fit all.  The
French (and the Germans and the Engalish and the Russians and the these
and the those) may have been screwing up (by your standard) for who
knows how long.  The idea behind the making of the U.S. was to be
divorce from these countries (however the French shore did come in
handy at one point) and leave their BS behind (see Washington as well as
the Declaration of Independence again).

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Re: [CTRL] Check this

2003-03-13 Thread RoadsEnd
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In a message dated 3/13/03 9:20:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


Once again, where is this empire we've built? Name the countries we
control.

Ray



Well, let us see, politically there are Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa to start. Economical dominion increase the empire dramatically.   

The empire is a false illusion for the US and is ultimately manipulated by the secret societies through corporate institutions leading to a "new world order" of synarchical design.

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2003-03-13 Thread William Shannon
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Who are you Ray?
Are you new to this list? I don't recall seeing you here?
Did Hannity or Rush send you to try to colonize us? 

Bill.


In a message dated 3/13/2003 11:23:28 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Once again, let's see the list of countries existing under the tyranny
of American rule.

Simply because we're free, and economically successful and provide more
aid to the less-fortunate countries of the world than any other nation,
does not equate with any rational concept of imperial domination.

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2003-03-13 Thread Ray Boeche
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On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 11:06 AM, Nessie SFBG wrote:

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where is this empire we've built?


America doesn't just HAVE an empire. America IS an empire.


Once again, let's see the list of countries existing under the tyranny
of American rule.
Simply because we're free, and economically successful and provide more
aid to the less-fortunate countries of the world than any other nation,
does not equate with any rational concept of imperial domination.
Ray

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2003-03-13 Thread Ray Boeche
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On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 11:02 AM, Euphorian wrote:

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3/13/2003 10:36:46 AM, Ray Boeche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"" My biggest question is how do you construe anything America has done
in the past, or intends to do in the near future, as "empire building"?
"" We have always striven to liberate countries, give the people a
voice,
and then let them deal with their internal affairs; not dominate or
subjugate others.""
In case you missed the last the history of the last fifty years, the
U.S. has
been the most successful occupation force in the memory of the World
(the Soviets collapsed a while back, in effect, giving up their claim
to any
prizes).  The pretext was liberation and protection.  With the advent
of
ICBMs, the only reason for maintaining a ground force in Europe was to
preposition forces for subsequent occupation should the "Cold" War have
heated up.
Now, if you have any qualms about this analysis, think about what the
realtions with the French have  been since DeGaulle.  Recall that he
was
the de facto leader of the French in Engaland during the Second Great
War.  Recall he led the Free French back into France.  Recall he later
became the national leader who then escorted to the Americans to the
nearet borders.  He understood (all-too-well from his experiences with
the
Germans) the difference between "liberation" (which was his intention)
and "occupation" which was what happened.  France has not been really
popular with the Americans' policy makers ever since.  DeGaulle
liberated
his country and people got PO'd.  Germany's next, followed by Turkey.
Note how the Americans have "allowed" them to voice their opinion and
conduct their internal affairs.
And let's not discuss Afghanistan in this context.  The only thing
that was
liberated there was the opium crop.
"Liberation" does NOT result in the House of Representatives taking
some
jingoistic tack of renaming a basically American food.  This act was
supposed to be a "symbol' but, if anything, they did the French a
favour:
no self-respecting French person would eat such gastronomically
inferior
substandard gut stuffers as a "french fry".


My question remains  - "How do you construe anything America has done
in the past, or intends to do in the near future, as "empire building"?
Let's put aside the fact that DeGaulle and the Free French marched back
into France under covering fire of American troops. The French have
been screwed up since the so-called Enlightenment.
The only reason Germany exists as a democracy (albeit a socialist
democracy) is because the US presence in West Berlin and West Germany
kept the Soviet Union from expanding their very real empire.
Once again, where is this empire we've built? Name the countries we
control.
Ray

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2003-03-13 Thread Nessie SFBG
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where is this empire we've built?


America doesn't just HAVE an empire. America IS an empire.

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Re: [CTRL] Check this

2003-03-13 Thread Euphorian
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3/13/2003 10:36:46 AM, Ray Boeche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"" My biggest question is how do you construe anything America has done
in the past, or intends to do in the near future, as "empire building"?

"" We have always striven to liberate countries, give the people a voice,
and then let them deal with their internal affairs; not dominate or
subjugate others.""

In case you missed the last the history of the last fifty years, the U.S. has
been the most successful occupation force in the memory of the World
(the Soviets collapsed a while back, in effect, giving up their claim to any
prizes).  The pretext was liberation and protection.  With the advent of
ICBMs, the only reason for maintaining a ground force in Europe was to
preposition forces for subsequent occupation should the "Cold" War have
heated up.

Now, if you have any qualms about this analysis, think about what the
realtions with the French have  been since DeGaulle.  Recall that he was
the de facto leader of the French in Engaland during the Second Great
War.  Recall he led the Free French back into France.  Recall he later
became the national leader who then escorted to the Americans to the
nearet borders.  He understood (all-too-well from his experiences with the
Germans) the difference between "liberation" (which was his intention)
and "occupation" which was what happened.  France has not been really
popular with the Americans' policy makers ever since.  DeGaulle liberated
his country and people got PO'd.  Germany's next, followed by Turkey.
Note how the Americans have "allowed" them to voice their opinion and
conduct their internal affairs.
And let's not discuss Afghanistan in this context.  The only thing that was
liberated there was the opium crop.
"Liberation" does NOT result in the House of Representatives taking some
jingoistic tack of renaming a basically American food.  This act was
supposed to be a "symbol' but, if anything, they did the French a favour:
no self-respecting French person would eat such gastronomically inferior
substandard gut stuffers as a "french fry".  This was part of the issue that
Jose Bove's move against McDonalds' in France.

http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=9472
THE GLOBAL CITIZEN: The World Is Not for Sale
By Donella H. Meadows, AlterNet
July 18, 2000

Jose Bove milks 250 sheep in the Larzac region of France, a rocky,
windswept place where you would think no farmer could produce
anything. But Bove turns sheep milk into one of the gastronomical
treasures of the world, Roquefort cheese. Bove is a leader of the local
Roquefort producers association and of the second largest farmers'
organization in France. So he was well known locally before he and nine
friends drove their tractors to the nearby town of Millau last year and
pulled down an under-construction McDonalds restaurant. Now he is well
known globally.

Bove's beef with McDonalds began with America's beef industry,
particularly its habit of dosing feedlot cattle with the kinds of hormones
that athletes are tempted to use for the same reason – to bulk up fast.
Europeans are disinclined to eat this high-test meat. The European Union
forbids hormone-raised beef, either domestically produced or imported.
That makes the American beef industry, and the government officials to
whom the beef industry pays large campaign donations, very angry.

Now that we have a World Trade Organization, we have an official way to
resolve such conflicts. WTO resolutions nearly always come out in favor of
trade, no matter what its social or environmental or cultural or health
consequences. It was no surprise when the WTO declared the EU ban on
hormone-raised beef illegal.

The EU refused to lift the ban. So the WTO imposed the only punishment
within its power. It allowed the U.S. to slap retaliatory tarriffs – high taxes
imposed at the border – on French products. One of the products thus
affected was Roquefort cheese. Which made Jose Bove and his Roquefort-
producing friends very angry.

At their hearing on June 30 at least 50,000 people jammed into Millau for a
political demonstration equivalent in purpose to Seattle's anti-WTO bash six
months earlier. In the crowd's estimation, if not the court's, Bove is a
hero. The T-shirt seen all over the streets said on the front, in a direct
quote from Bove, "Le Monde n'est pas une marchandise." (The world is not
merchandise, not a product, not for sale.) On the back it said, "Moi non
plus." (Me neither.)

Bove's supporters are by no means only French. The American media tend
to frame stories like this as a confrontation between French and U.S.
farmers. But American farmers actually donated to help with Bove's legal
expenses. One farmer responded: "A few of us were standing around our
co-op this morning wishing we had some way to help those French guys,
and now we have your email we're glad to send some money so we can
have some small part in this."

The Millau Ten were found guilty – they readily admitted th

Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-13 Thread Ray Boeche

On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 09:31 AM, William Shannon wrote:

Yeah ok Ray. Self-hatred? And pathological at that huh?

Ray, apparently you're fine with empire-building and utterly disregarding domestic problems but I tend towards an America FIRST view and value the Constitution...to you both America and our Constitution are clearly secondary at best.

If you are so deluded as to believe that Iraq is a threat to ANYONE - much less America - I can't help you. Keep getting your "news" from the neo-cons on FoxNews and talk radio...Goebbels would be proud of these shills. Don't dig any deeper than you have to to see for yourself what's REALLY happening. If it isn't in the Washington Times or the Weekly Standard it must be wrong.

I see that your primary allegiance seems to be to Israel and therein lies our differences. I cannot change your lack of enthusiasm for what WAS the American way. Maybe Tel Aviv calls??

We give aid to many countries and we ought to cease and desist all aid forthwith.
But if we're going to be the military wing of the UN we ought to be consistent and also enforce UN resolutions against Israel. At the very least we ought to suspend all aid until Israel comes into compliance with each and every one of the 70+ resolutions that they are in violation of.

See Ray, I am offended as an American in out meddling in the affairs of other SOVEREIGN nations...it's none of our business what Iraq or Gambia or Uraguay do internally just as what we do is not their business. You seem to be very cavalier with national sovereignty and I could see such an attitude backfiring on us. One day China or Russia may feel the need for "regime change" here...and people like you set precedent.

Are you also going to apologize for the next round of Napoleon Bush's empire building in Syria and Iran? When does it end Ray? And how did the so-called "war on terror" morph into making the Middle East safe for Israel?

Are you a man Ray or are you a sheep?

Bill.


Bill:

I can certainly agree to disagree over the status of Iraq as a threat, or the necessity to neutralize that threat by military force.
I am certainly an ardent Constitutionalist, and one who adamantly refutes the position that the Constitution is a "living document" which should assume the shape of the latest moral or political trend.

But you miss my point, or I haven't enunciated it clearly enough.

My biggest question is how do you construe anything America has done in the past, or intends to do in the near future, as
"empire building"?

We have always striven to liberate countries, give the people a voice, and then let them deal with their internal affairs; not dominate or subjugate others.

Our only interest in the internal affairs of other nations has been, and continues to be, when those affairs pose a threat to us. In this case, vis a vis the funding and training of radical Islamist terrorists.

Once again, where is this empire we've built?

Ray



Re: [CTRL] Check this out

2003-03-13 Thread Euphorian
-Caveat Lector-

3/13/2003 9:31:08 AM, William Shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  -Caveat Lector- Yeah ok Ray. Self-hatred? And pathological at that huh?

Ray wrote:

>  It seems so many who criticize our policies suffer from a pathological
>  self-hatred.
>  Ray

I write:

Well, self-hatred ... could be our policies are "self-hatred" and opposition
(or calls for revision) to them is "self-love".  VietNam proved this.  The call
from Washington in his farewell address warning against foreign
entanglements is the standard.  People who go to war (or in the case of
the current and past administrations who've sent other peoples' kids off to
war) tend to exhibit something along the lines of a death wish, for
themselves (or for others' kids).  I don't consider this to be too healthy,
physically or mentally (except for the ones who get to watch the
proceedings on the tube so many thousands of miles away in th safety of
their barcaloungers.

Keeping order in the World?  By superimposing one defective culture's
values (and not ideals) upon another vastly different yet imperfect culture?
Bondo and cheap paint can cover the rust and integral decay for only so
long.

But, that's just me.

A<:>E<:>R

"Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do
not believe simply because it has been handed down for many genera-
tions.  Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and
rumoured by many.  Do not believe in anything simply because it is
written in Holy Scriptures.  Do not believe in anything merely on
the authority of teachers, elders or wise men.  Believe only after
careful observation and analysis, when you find that it agrees with
reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all.
Then accept it and live up to it." The Buddha on Belief,
from the Kalama Sutra

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Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-13 Thread William Shannon
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Yeah ok Ray. Self-hatred? And pathological at that huh?

Ray, apparently you're fine with empire-building and utterly disregarding domestic problems but I tend towards an America FIRST view and value the Constitution...to you both America and our Constitution are clearly secondary at best.

If you are so deluded as to believe that Iraq is a threat to ANYONE - much less America - I can't help you. Keep getting your "news" from the neo-cons on FoxNews and talk radio...Goebbels would be proud of these shills. Don't dig any deeper than you have to to see for yourself what's REALLY happening. If it isn't in the Washington Times or the Weekly Standard it must be wrong.

I see that your primary allegiance seems to be to Israel and therein lies our differences. I cannot change your lack of enthusiasm for what WAS the American way. Maybe Tel Aviv calls?? 

We give aid to many countries and we ought to cease and desist all aid forthwith. 
But if we're going to be the military wing of the UN we ought to be consistent and also enforce UN resolutions against Israel. At the very least we ought to suspend all aid until Israel comes into compliance with each and every one of the 70+ resolutions that they are in violation of. 

See Ray, I am offended as an American in out meddling in the affairs of other SOVEREIGN nations...it's none of our business what Iraq or Gambia or Uraguay do internally just as what we do is not their business. You seem to be very cavalier with national sovereignty and I could see such an attitude backfiring on us. One day China or Russia may feel the need for "regime change" here...and people like you set precedent. 

Are you also going to apologize for the next round of Napoleon Bush's empire building in Syria and Iran? When does it end Ray? And how did the so-called "war on terror" morph into making the Middle East safe for Israel?

Are you a man Ray or are you a sheep?

Bill.



In a message dated 3/13/2003 9:09:10 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Who else can keep a semblance of peace and order in the world besides
the US?

Certainly not the United Nations, an impotent organization which is
overrun with representatives from the very tyrannical, oppressive
regimes which need reform.

As to the ridiculous ( and ubiquitous) charge that  it's all about big
oil. . .

Use a little common sense.

Which would be simpler and easier - to appease Saddam Hussein like the
French and the Germans have done in order to strike sweet deals for
Iraqui oil, regardless of the atrocities this madman is committing
against his own people, and the threat he couses to other nations, or
to stand against him, depose him, and return control of the country's
resources to the citizens?

Again, which would be simpler and easier - to protect the only
functional, free-economy democracy in the Middle East, Israel, or to
allow known murderers like Yasser Arafat to continue to milk the
Palestinians to serve as his personal cheering squad and power base? If
Arafat had any concern for the Palestinian people, he could have good
living conditions and an economy as strong as Israel's. After all,
Israel managed to turn the same harsh environment into an area teeming
with manufacturing, research and agriculture. What has Arafat's
leadership caused the Palestinians to produce? Homicidal maniacs and
whiners.

Iraq does indeed pose a threat - not only to us but the entire world.
That's why the impotent United Nations decreed that Hussein must disarm
- 11 years ago. Iraqui's have suffered under UN-approved sanctions
because Hussein has not complied with the terms established which would
remove those sanctions. Wars of aggression are despicable. But this is
not a war of aggression. We don't want to annex Iraq as the Germans did
the Sudetenland - we want to return Iraq to it's own people, free of a
tyrannical madman.

As to your continuing references to "Napoleon" Bush. . .  Can you
please list, in alphabetical order the countries which consititute this
imaginary empire? Which nations pay their taxes to us? Which nations
pay us tribute? Instead, why don't you balance the zero-entry empire
list against all of the nations which we support.

In fact, who gives more financial aid to the Palestinians than any
other nation in the world? The United States.

It seems so many who criticize our policies suffer from a pathological
self-hatred.

Ray



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Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-13 Thread Ray Boeche

On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 09:19 PM, William Shannon wrote:
So now it's our job to be the world's supercop?
There are "dangerous dictators" all over the world...many who are far more dangerous than tin-horn Saddam Hussein. Why not go after Castro? Or Mugabe? Why Saddam?

The facts are clear, this is none of our business and we are simple doing the bidding of Israel and big oil. War of aggression is illegal under international law and Nazis were hanged for it at Nuremburg. What's the difference here? We're going to attack and decimate a country that is not a threat to us in any way, shape or form. And then we're going to do the same to Syria, Iran, Libya, the Sudan and god knows who else. It's insanity. Meanwhile, as Napoleon Bush crosses the Rubicon our economy is failing...

Bill.


Who else can keep a semblance of peace and order in the world besides the US?

Certainly not the United Nations, an impotent organization which is overrun with representatives from the very tyrannical, oppressive regimes which need reform.

As to the ridiculous ( and ubiquitous) charge that  it's all about big oil. . .

Use a little common sense.

Which would be simpler and easier - to appease Saddam Hussein like the French and the Germans have done in order to strike sweet deals for Iraqui oil, regardless of the atrocities this madman is committing against his own people, and the threat he couses to other nations, or to stand against him, depose him, and return control of the country's resources to the citizens?

Again, which would be simpler and easier - to protect the only functional, free-economy democracy in the Middle East, Israel, or to allow known murderers like Yasser Arafat to continue to milk the Palestinians to serve as his personal cheering squad and power base? If Arafat had any concern for the Palestinian people, he could have good living conditions and an economy as strong as Israel's. After all, Israel managed to turn the same harsh environment into an area teeming with manufacturing, research and agriculture. What has Arafat's leadership caused the Palestinians to produce? Homicidal maniacs and whiners.

Iraq does indeed pose a threat - not only to us but the entire world. That's why the impotent United Nations decreed that Hussein must disarm - 11 years ago. Iraqui's have suffered under UN-approved sanctions because Hussein has not complied with the terms established which would remove those sanctions. Wars of aggression are despicable. But this is not a war of aggression. We don't want to annex Iraq as the Germans did the Sudetenland - we want to return Iraq to it's own people, free of a tyrannical madman.

As to your continuing references to "Napoleon" Bush. . .  Can you please list, in alphabetical order the countries which consititute this imaginary empire? Which nations pay their taxes to us? Which nations pay us tribute? Instead, why don't you balance the zero-entry empire list against all of the nations which we support.

In fact, who gives more financial aid to the Palestinians than any other nation in the world? The United States.

It seems so many who criticize our policies suffer from a pathological self-hatred.

Ray



Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-12 Thread William Shannon
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In a message dated 3/12/2003 9:07:19 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

No, I don't believe that everyone opposing the military action to
unseat a dangerous, amd dictator who has killed hundreds of thousands
of his own citizens are communists.

However I do believe they either refuse to look at the facts, or
they're incapable of grasping them.

So now it's our job to be the world's supercop?
There are "dangerous dictators" all over the world...many who are far more dangerous than tin-horn Saddam Hussein. Why not go after Castro? Or Mugabe? Why Saddam? 

The facts are clear, this is none of our business and we are simple doing the bidding of Israel and big oil. War of aggression is illegal under international law and Nazis were hanged for it at Nuremburg. What's the difference here? We're going to attack and decimate a country that is not a threat to us in any way, shape or form. And then we're going to do the same to Syria, Iran, Libya, the Sudan and god knows who else. It's insanity. Meanwhile, as Napoleon Bush crosses the Rubicon our economy is failing...

Bill.
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Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-12 Thread Ray Boeche
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On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 09:00  PM, William Shannon wrote:

Sure some of the organizers of a few demonstrations are pink but are
you suggesting that everyone who opposes Napoleon Bush's Wars are?  Is
Pat Buchanan, Charley Reese, The John Birch Society, the American Free
Press or Ron Paul pink? Am I?
I don't think so.
No, I don't believe that everyone opposing the military action to
unseat a dangerous, amd dictator who has killed hundreds of thousands
of his own citizens are communists.
However I do believe they either refuse to look at the facts, or
they're incapable of grasping them.
Ray

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Re: [CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-12 Thread William Shannon
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In a message dated 3/12/2003 8:53:41 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

It seems to me more likely that the conspiracy may be leaning the other
way.

You see what you want to see.

Sure some of the organizers of a few demonstrations are pink but are you suggesting that everyone who opposes Napoleon Bush's Wars are?  Is Pat Buchanan, Charley Reese, The John Birch Society, the American Free Press or Ron Paul pink? Am I?
I don't think so.

I DO think that David Horowitz is a blowhard who knows how to raise funds from simple-minded neo-cons who want to live in a world of black and white.

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[CTRL] Check this out on FrontPageMag.com!

2003-03-12 Thread Ray Boeche
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Ray Boeche thought you might be interested in this story from
FrontPageMag.com:

It seems to me more likely that the conspiracy may be leaning the other
way.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=6613

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Re: [CTRL] check this email for badtrans virus!

2002-01-03 Thread Saba

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Only problem I had on this Eric the information on the planes, etc., a
notice came up on the screen it was too big to be reproduced, etc.

In the past when I have attempted to reproduce something that was too
large for the web tv to handle - it would cut off.

But if you mean am I or others on list affected by a virus from your
mail - no, nothing happened here except you sent too much and I could
not pull all of it up.

The item on Bo Gritz I did not bother to pull up.

How this would affect a computer I do not know.

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[CTRL] check this email for badtrans virus!

2002-01-03 Thread eric stewart

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please let me know if this is infected...norton has recently put
out a filter for the badtrans

Re: [infowars] on "Home Run": remote recovery system for hijacked
aircraft

i have been struck again...asleep i guess and not noticing that it
had all the signs of being badtrans...it was in my bulk mail, it
was a 40k file, it was re: a post i had posted...

me thinks it is more of a worm...that is what i hear...

heard also that the FBI wants all data gathered by the worm
[convenient] it is said to report passwords, address books etc...

hard to say if this is a result of the post about "home run" or in
response to the thermonuclear muckhead post that i recently sent
out but one thing is for sure...this is not randomly bouncing
about...i was left alone of virii for a couple of weeks and since
the thermonuclear muckhead post they have started anew...so it is
conscious...happens when i drop BIG bombshells...

unless the worm is an AI and at 40k i rather doubt it...

i.e. whoever objected to my last two months posting [and that of
others in this particular activist circle] also objects to either
a) mentioning homerun or b) mentioning gritz as i did...

from this, i urge you to draw your OWN conclusions...

for info on homerun, see:
http://software.design.tripod.com/mirror/homerun.htm

for info on gritz, see:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/agentsmiley/message/2455


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[CTRL] [Check this out] Alaska Tundra pattern

2001-02-26 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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Check this out:

www.viewzone.com/photopara.html

Thanks.

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Re: [CTRL] CHECK THIS: FR: Credibility of ballot suit claimants questioned

2000-11-13 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

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From: "MICHAEL SPITZER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > So it makes these 3's claims to have been flummoxed by the
> > ballot design all the more suspicious...one suspects this
> > ballot design challenge has been in the works for some
> > time...
>
> Do you believe that these fraud accusations in several KEY states
> might have been planned...maybe to "Internet-ize" all future
> national elections??

I believe one outcome will be a stronger drive to change from the Electoral College to 
electing officials via
the majority of the popular vote, however that vote is done.


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Re: [CTRL] CHECK THIS: FR: Credibility of ballot suit claimants questioned

2000-11-12 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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On Sun, 12 Nov 2000, Ynr Chyldz Wyld wrote:

>
> So it makes these 3's claims to have been flummoxed by the
> ballot design all the more suspicious...one suspects this
> ballot design challenge has been in the works for some
> time...


Do you believe that these fraud accusations in several KEY states
might have been planned...maybe to "Internet-ize" all future
national elections??


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Re: [CTRL] CHECK THIS: FR: Credibility of ballot suit claimants questioned

2000-11-12 Thread Prudence L. Kuhn

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<< are savvy activists with political experience, not the sort of
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 at the center of a historic suit, each plans to testify that they
 personally voted for Patrick Buchanan when they were aiming to
 vote for Al Gore. >>

The one I think should have sued was the lady who tried to get them to take a
machine that was not calibrated off line.  She went and called everywhere to
no avail.  That sounds like things are a bit screwy there.  Prudy

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Re: [CTRL] CHECK THIS: FR: Credibility of ballot suit claimants questioned

2000-11-12 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

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> But Gaines, now a homemaker, was for several years a member of
> the Children’s Services Council, a big-budget, taxpayer-financed
> group in Palm Beach County.

[snip]

>  Abigail McCarthy also claims she cast the wrong vote, but she’s
> a County Commissioner, hardly a political naïf and presumably
> someone who can navigate a ballot.

[snip]

>  But Fladell, dim as he may be, is more than just the
> chiropractor which many news accounts say he is. He’s also a
> political consultant and Democratic activist,


And as I pointed out in another post, sample ballots were mailed out a week before the 
election, so it is not
a case of people suddenly being confronted with the 'zigzag design' when arriving to 
actually vote.

So it makes these 3's claims to have been flummoxed by the ballot design all the more 
suspicious...one
suspects this ballot design challenge has been in the works for some time...


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[CTRL] CHECK THIS: FR: Credibility of ballot suit claimants questioned

2000-11-11 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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CREDIBILITY OF BALLOT SUIT CLAIMANTS QUESTIONED

A Nexis search of Florida newspapers shows all three plaintiffs,

Abigail McCarthy,
Lillian Gaines, and
Andre Fladell

are savvy activists with political experience, not the sort of
voters who’d be stymied by a ballot layout. Yet as the plaintiffs
at the center of a historic suit, each plans to testify that they
personally voted for Patrick Buchanan when they were aiming to
vote for Al Gore.

Lillian Gaines says she’s mortified that she might have voted for
Buchanan."I went to the polls for one specific reason, to vote
for Gore I hit the second hole. I am sure I did," she told the
Associated Press. "Somehow my right to vote had been taken away
from me."

But Gaines, now a homemaker, was for several years a member of
the Children’s Services Council, a big-budget, taxpayer-financed
group in Palm Beach County. Gaines popped up in local newspapers
in 1993 when she defended the group’s expenditure of $6,000 in
taxpayer money on a beachside retreat. "From time to time, an
organization needs to look at themselves," she told the Fort
Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel as a reason why taxpayers should put her
and her fellow council members up in a resort hotel.

 Abigail McCarthy also claims she cast the wrong vote, but she’s
a County Commissioner, hardly a political naïf and presumably
someone who can navigate a ballot.

Andre Fladell, with lawyer Howard Weiss, was a guest on CNN’s
Larry King Live Thursday night. "I had no idea that in this
country you have to read zig-zag and diagonal to know who you’re
voting for," he complained. "I didn’t go there to take a test. I
went in to vote for President." He told CNSNews.com that when it
came to voting, "I wasn’t too bright."

 But Fladell, dim as he may be, is more than just the
chiropractor which many news accounts say he is. He’s also a
political consultant and Democratic activist, who celebrated his
hardball approach in a 1999 interview. "Politics is the greatest
challenge," Fladell proclaimed to local journalist Harris Meyer.
"It’s where the best and worst in people comes out. You get the
adrenaline of war without having to physically hurt anyone.

---

Published: Unknown Author: Florida Papers Posted on 11/11/2000
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[CTRL] CHECK THIS!: AP: Any insiders here? If not, any guesses?

2000-11-03 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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FBI Agent Sues To Report Misconduct

By Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press Writer
Friday, Nov. 3, 2000; 5:56 p.m. EST

WASHINGTON ­­ A 20-year veteran FBI agent went to court Friday
seeking the right to report to President Clinton and key members
of Congress what he considers serious and criminal misconduct by
federal workers during a top secret, undercover national security
operation.

FBI Director Louis Freeh and Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder
have denied agent Joseph G. Rogoskey permission to relay his
allegations to Clinton, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and
House and Senate committees that oversee the FBI.

In a lawsuit against the FBI and Justice Department, Rogoskey
said that as an undercover agent he "witnessed acts of serious
misconduct and violation of federal law by employees of the
federal government during the course of their employment."

FBI spokesman Bill Carter said, "We understand all the
allegations of government misconduct have long been appropriately
addressed."

Now on paid administrative leave, Rogoskey spent 12 years, 1987
through 1998, on top-secret, undercover operations involving some
of the government's deepest secrets that are accessible only to
specified people.

Rogoskey is barred from telling his lawyer, Stephen Kohn, any
details of the operation or the alleged misconduct. Kohn said he
understands only that "it doesn't involve anyone stealing money.
It involves what they were ordered and permitted by the
government to do in this operation."

Like the FBI, Holder advised Rogoskey by letter that he should
report "whistle-blower-type allegations" to internal FBI
investigators or Justice inspector general agents who "have the
appropriate security clearances."

But Kohn said, "Keeping whistle-blower allegations within the
institution that authorized the misconduct does not serve the
public interest and raises grave constitutional questions."

Rogoskey first reported his allegations to his immediate
supervisor in late 1997, "promptly upon observing them," Kohn
said. "We don't know if the FBI has fixed the problem," Kohn
said, because Rogoskey has been on leave since the summer of
1998.

Since making the allegations, the FBI has retaliated against
Rogoskey, the lawsuit said. The suit said this included an
allegation of misconduct against Rogoskey, of which FBI
investigators cleared him; efforts by superiors "to call into
question his integrity"; and recently threatening to fire him for
medical reasons if he fails a fitness for duty exam.

The FBI's Carter responded: "Any internal disciplinary or other
employment problems Mr. Rogoskey may have experienced are
completely unrelated to providing the earlier allegations."

Kohn said: "Fitness reviews are extremely intrusive. They include
psychiatric exams, interviews with his wife and examination of
his sex life."

A fitness exam was ordered of another FBI whistle-blower client
of Kohn's, Frederic Whitehurst, the FBI chemist whose allegations
led to an inspector general's finding the FBI Laboratory engaged
in sloppy science and gave biased testimony for the prosecution.

"Even though Whitehurst was found fit, the FBI tried to discredit
him with material from the fitness exam," Kohn said.

Kohn said Rogoskey has applied for workman's compensation because
two doctors concluded he suffers from post-traumatic stress
disorder caused by his work. "He has work-related injuries
because they kept him undercover too long and from the
retaliation," Kohn said.

FBI officials have said that agents who spend long periods
undercover can suffer tensions from maintaining dual
personalities.

In the lawsuit, Rogoskey asked the U.S. District Court here to
decide whether he can transmit his allegations to Clinton,
Albright and congressional oversight committees, to bar the
government from retaliation and to process his workman's
compensation claim instead of ordering a fitness review.

Because of secrecy rules, Rogoskey submitted his allegations in a
sealed envelope to the FBI's publication review clearance board
in May 1999.

The agent had no publisher, wasn't seeking compensation and did
not intend to publish the material for the general public, but
wanted permission to send it to the named officials, Kohn said.

FBI attorney Lyn Brown "denied the permission the next day by
phone and said the information in the envelope should have been
transported by armed guard." Kohn said. Freeh and Holder later
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[CTRL] [CHECK THIS] WND: Aldrich: Goodbye Unlimited Access

2000-10-14 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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Saturday, October 14, 2000

Goodbye unlimited access
By Gary Aldrich


I was an FBI special agent in the Clinton White House and in an
extraordinary position to both observe and document a dangerous
and sweeping national security collapse that was occurring right
under my nose. The "system" seemed disinterested in doing
anything about it.

Out of sheer frustration, I finally decided to "blow the whistle"
on the high-level political corruption I witnessed because I
realized the liberal mainstream media never intended to
accurately report what Clinton and his staff was doing and the
Congress seemed powerless to stop the damage.

If the U.S. Senate gets its way, it's unlikely any future federal
employees will take the chance that I did. I've already notified
key House Republicans that if such a law had been in place in
1995, I wouldn't have written "Unlimited Access," my first-hand
account about guarding the Clintons at the White House. Why?

It's the risk of doing hard time in the federal penitentiary,
stupid!

In an Oct. 10th Washington Times editorial -- and echoed in the
next day's Washington Post -- it was disclosed that, "Congress
will vote this week on legislation to criminalize whistle-blowing
by government employees. If approved, this legislation would
severely curtail the public's access to information which is
embarrassing to government officials and important for Americans
to know."

The Times' editorial goes on to point out that the provision,
hidden deep within the Senate Intelligence Authorization Act of
2001, provides that government officials could face up to three
years in jail and a fine of up to $10,000 for leaking classified
information.

I can't say I've ever seen an issue that's brought both
Washington newspapers into agreement at the same time.
Conservatives are linking arms with the ACLU and these political
odd-fellows are working fast and hard to fend off a major assault
on the First Amendment.

Members of Congressman Bob Barr's staff have advised me that his
office is indeed working with the American Civil Liberties Union
to defeat this measure but they're concerned it may be too late.
It's also reported that House Judicial Chairman Henry Hyde, R.
Ill., has joined with Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., in a rare
display of unity on the issue. They say that the anti-whistle
blower provision "has profound First Amendment implications."

My view, based on my first-hand experience, is that the biggest
problem with this law is the government gets to decide what's
"classified" and can open criminal investigations on the mere
suspicion that something may be -- or may have come from
something -- that's "classified."

Having worked for the FBI for 26 years, I can testify that there
are many FBI executives who operate as if everything is
classified. The FBI has a history of making life miserable for
any employee who chooses to surface wrongdoing "outside the
loop." The FBI is not alone in this group-think approach to the
issue of employee revelations to outsiders. Washington papers
have documented dozens and dozens of whistle-blower retaliations
by angry federal agency managers.

Can't you just see corrupt politicians like Bill and Hillary
Clinton, clapping their hands in glee, realizing what a great new
weapon the U.S. Senate is willing to give them? One can only
wonder what our Senate was thinking. This law -- if passed -- can
be used to hammer people, like me, who feel compelled to honor
our oaths to the Constitution and tell the truth!

And if this president signs this ridiculous provision into law,
we might as well call it, "Bill and Hillary's revenge." Revenge
against the federal employees who resisted their assaults on our
laws as well trying to highlight their loopy notions of how not
to protect our national security.

How interested are Bill and Hillary and Al Gore in getting to the
bottom of any recent White House scandals? Well, they displayed
true allegiance -- not to the Constitution -- but to their own
unbridled political and personal ambitions in that infamous
trumped-up criminal investigation of former director of the White
House Travel Office, Billy Dale.

In Dale's case, they did not allow the risk of sending an honest
man to prison to stand in the way of their selfish political
plans. The Dale case taught us many things. For example, just how
little protection federal law enforcement agencies have against
misuse by crooked politicians.

Where is the evidence that immoral politicians are no longer
misusing federal enforcement agency resources? As I recall, the
U.S. Senate had significant interest in the Dale case. Where's
the evidence that the White House will not strike again -- or
that this time the FBI will refuse to be an instrument of that
abuse?

Where's the new federal law that makes it a felony for high FBI
officials to allow themselves to be used in politically inspired
frame-ups?

Where's the new federal law that sends to jail any IRS employees
who abus

[CTRL] [Check this!] UPI: Gore admits using hotel phone internet connections to discuss national security issues

2000-10-11 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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GORE ON MILITARY TECHNOLOGY AND INFO SUPERHIGHWAY

Vice President Al Gore admits in an exclusive Yahoo! Internet
Life magazine interview that current military technology is
"primitive" and "behind the curve." The vice president also says
he has to use ordinary hotel phone lines to communicate regularly
via modem on national security matters. "I'm on the National
Security Agency and I communicate regularly on national security
matters. But how I log on -- hey, I dial up from a hotel room,
too, if that's all there is," Gore says. However, he adds, he
uses a secure connection. Gore is interviewed by Yahoo! Internet
Life editor-in-chief Barry Golson in the Internet lifestyle
magazine's November issue on sale in limited markets October 10
and nationwide October 17. The exclusive interview has Gore
offering his candid viewpoint on the past, present and future of
technology and clears up the issue once and for all as to whether
he "invented" the Internet. The vice president says he's
considering, at the suggestion of Yahoo! Internet Life, a 24/7
web-cam in the Oval Office. "I'm such a bear on intellectual
property," he admits when recalling never seeing a cent from the
book entitled "The Information Superhighway." "That's my
metaphor, to the best of my knowledge," he says, laying claim to
inventing the term "information superhighway."

Copyright 2000 by United Press International.
All rights reserved.


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[CTRL] Check this

2000-04-20 Thread Alan Howard

Have fun with these links.
Bye.

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[CTRL] Check This: EO Signed By WJC on 7/14/99

1999-07-27 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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NOTE: be sure to remember from that PD63 FAC sheet, "A National
Infrastructure Assurance Council drawn from private sector
leaders and state/local officials to provide guidance to the
policy formulation of a National Plan; ..."

I think it SHOULD BE OBVIOUS TO EVERYBODY by now that the
greatest threat to the United States is, has been, and will
continue to be WJC and his politicized Executive Branch agencies.
The only threat we ",the unwashed," REALLY are is that of us
possibly calling them to account regarding their desecration of
the Constitution.

--begin forward--

Source: Federal Register

Executive Order 13130 of July 14, 1999

EXECUTIVE ORDER

- - - - - - -

NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSURANCE COUNCIL <--

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution
and the laws of the United States of America, including the
Federal Advisory Committee Act, as amended (5 U.S.C. App.), and
in order to support a coordinated effort by both government and
private sector entities to address threats to our Nation's
critical infrastructure, it is hereby ordered as follows:

Section 1. Establishment. (a) There is established the National
Infrastructure Assurance Council (NIAC). The NIAC shall be
composed of not more than 30 members appointed by the President.
The members of the NIAC shall be selected from the private
sector, including private sector entities representing the
critical infrastructures identified in Executive Order 13010, and
from State and local government. The members of the NIAC shall
have expertise relevant to the functions of the NIAC and shall
not be full-time officials or employees of the executive branch
of the Federal Government.

(b) The President shall designate a Chairperson and
Vice-Chairperson from among the members of the NIAC.

(c) The National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure
Protection and Counter-Terrorism at the National Security Council
(National Coordinator) will serve as the Executive Director of
the NIAC.

(d) The Senior Director for Critical Infrastructure Protection at
the National Security Council will serve as the NIAC's liaison to
other agencies.

(e) Individuals appointed by the President will serve for a
period of 2 years. Service shall be limited to no more than 3
consecutive terms.

Section 2. Functions. (a) The NIAC will meet periodically to:

(1) enhance the partnership of the public and private sectors in
protecting our critical infrastructure and provide reports on
this issue to the President as appropriate;

(2) propose and develop ways to encourage private industry to
perform periodic risk assessments of critical processes,
including information and telecommunications systems; and

(3) monitor the development of Private Sector Information Sharing
and Analysis Centers (PSISACs) and provide recommendations to the
National Coordinator and the National Economic Council on how
these organizations can best foster improved cooperation among
the PSISACs, the National Infrastructure Protection Center
(NIPC), and other Federal Government entities.

(b) The NIAC will report to the President through the Assistant
to the President for National Security Affairs, who shall assure
appropriate coordination with the Assistant to the President for
Economic Policy.

(c) The NIAC will advise the lead agencies with critical
infrastructure responsibilities, sector coordinators, the NIPC,
the PSISACs and the National Coordinator on the subjects of the
NIAC's function in whatever manner the Chair of the NIAC, the
National Coordinator, and the head of the affected entity deem
appropriate.

(d) Senior Federal Government officials will participate in the
meetings of the NIAC as appropriate.

(e) The Department of Commerce shall perform the functions of the
President under the Federal Advisory Committee Act for the NIAC,
except that of reporting to the Congress, in accordance with the
guidelines and procedures established by the Administrator of
General Services.

Section 3. Administration. To the extent permitted by law:

(a) The NIAC may hold open and closed hearings, conduct
inquiries, and establish subcommittees as necessary.

(b) All executive departments and agencies shall cooperate with
the NIAC and provide such assistance, information, and advice to
the NIAC as it may request, as appropriate.

(c) Members of the NIAC shall serve without compensation for
their work on the NIAC. While engaged in the work of the Council,
members will be allowed travel expenses, including per diem in
lieu of subsistence as authorized by law for persons serving
intermittently in the Government service.

(d) To the extent permitted by law, and subject to the
availability of appropriations, the Department of Commerce,
through the Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office, shall
provide the NIAC with administrative services, staff, and other
support services, and such funds as may be necessary for the
performance of its functions.

(e) The Council shall terminate 

[CTRL] Check This!

1999-07-09 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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I wonder if ANY of this can be confirmed?

Thie below URL has A LOT of wild stuff...worth a look.

Source:

http://www.colinstevenson.free-online.co.uk/ufoets.htm

200,000 Year Old Female Baby found in MOON Rocks!

In 1969 Apollo 11 astronauts brought back what appeared to be an
aborted baby in a rock that was found during their historic
expedition. For 24 years, NASA kept the baby's discovery from the
public. The story finally came to light when South African
geologist Dr. Richard Call showed newsmen the baby's preserved
remains. Dr. Call told the reporters the shriveled fetus had been
smuggled to him by a concerned NASA lab technician. Dr. Call took
the fetus to his laboratory in Durban, South Africa, and has
spent the last six years studying it. 'Based on our studies of
this baby, we've been able to draw some stunning conclusions
about the moon, about the earth and - most importantly - about
human evolution';

# The fetus is human, female, six inches tall and approximately
200,000 years old.

# Scans of the fetus' brain and her cranium size indicate that
it's intelligence was even higher than that of modern man.

Therefore this is proof that ET's can travel backwards and
forewards in time and space and have visited the Moon at least
200,000 years ago and have also proberbly been visiting Earth
also for at least this length of time. It is also proof of their
human cross-breeding and abduction programme. I wonder what other
secrets NASA and the Governments of the World might be keeping
from us?


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[CTRL] Check this: Genetic Steganagrophy - Secret Messages via DNA (fwd)

1999-06-29 Thread MICHAEL SPITZER

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 [Tell me if the last sentence of this article didn't come to mind
at least once before you came to the end and read it?? -MS]


--begin forward--


Scientists use genetic code to send secret messages

Discovery adds biological dimension to field of encryption


By Stewart Bell
National Post
Tuesday, June 29, 1999

The search for better ways of sending hidden messages has been
the preoccupation of generals and spies for centuries. Now three
U.S. researchers have turned the genetic code into a secret code
to come up with a way of transmitting "completely undetectable"
messages in DNA. A team at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New
York successfully encoded a message on DNA, hid it on a period in
an otherwise innocuous letter and sent it through the mail. The
recipient was able to easily decode the concealed, though
outdated, warning: "June 6 Invasion: Normandy."

Detailed in the journal Nature, the discovery adds a biological
dimension to the field of encryption, once the domain of armies
and diplomats but now a major concern for companies trying to
safeguard their data and computer-users sending sensitive e-mail
on the Internet. "This appears to be the first time anyone
thought of taking advantage of the complexity of DNA to hide
messages," said Dr. Carter Bancroft, a professor of physiology
and biophysics who led the research team.

"Genomic steganography," as its inventors call it, is a modern
version of the ancient art of secure communications that dates
back to 400 BC, when Spartan military commanders sent messages to
each other that could be read only when wrapped around a baton of
the right thickness. During the Second World War, German spies
shrunk photographed messages and pasted them over a period in a
letter, a method J. Edgar Hoover called "the enemy's masterpiece
of espionage."

Dr. Bancroft and two colleagues at Mount Sinai took the technique
a leap further. They began by creating a simple code out of
combinations of the four chemical bases of DNA, classified as A,
C, G or T. The researchers assigned a different letter of the
alphabet or a number to various combinations of the chemical
bases. For example, the combination CGA would be decoded as the
letter A.

The researchers then created strands of artificial DNA, arranging
the bases in the right order so as to spell out the message they
wanted to send. Twenty "primer sequences" were placed before and
after the message to mark the encoded words. The DNA was then
mixed with human DNA to further conceal it and the mixture was
placed on a dot that appears in a letter as a period. To read the
message, the recipient cut the dot out of the letter and employed
a technique commonly used in molecular biology to find and
analyze the encoded DNA. Decryption is only possible if the
recipient knows the code and has at least a rudimentary knowledge
of DNA structure -- which suggests spies of the future may have
to be as adept at biotechnology as they are at the art of
disguise.

The result was a message that was virtually impossible for
enemies to detect, let alone decode. Even if someone knew there
was a DNA message in the letter, the chances of even isolating
the right strand of DNA would be one in 30 million. It would then
have to be decoded. "It occurred to me one day that the human
genome, being exceedingly complex, might be a very good place to
hide a secret message written in DNA," Dr. Bancroft told the
National Post. "Then I realized that polymerase chain reaction,
which is widely employed in molecular biology to amplify up
specific pieces of DNA, from the human genome and elsewhere,
would be a perfect way to recover the message hidden in DNA."
Methods of encrypting information are becoming increasingly
sophisticated as companies seek to secure their communications
and valuable data. Computer software that will encode and decode
messages is now widely available.

Canadian law-enforcement officials lobbied to have access to the
keys that would allow them to read encrypted messages, but John
Manley, the Industry Minister, announced in October that
Canadians would be permitted to "develop, import and use whatever
cryptography products they wish."  Reg Whitaker, a York
University professor who specializes in security issues, said it
is possible to hide encrypted messages in photographs and even
music sent over the Internet. In fact, computer encryption is now
so advanced, there may be no need to hide messages in DNA.


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