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18 July 2009
The Government's Plan To Kill Independent Web Sites
"They" are panic-striken -- in a panic over you, the millions of people being given free reign to say what you want on web sites outside the traditional channels of control. To "them", "free speech" is an abstract concept not intended to be entrusted to anyone with a computer and a keyboard. You do not play the game, you are a disruptor, you are unwanted, you must be removed.
Who are "they" and "them"? The government, of course. But more specifically, the representatives and senators living in the back-pockets of media and telecommunications giants -- with a smattering of the stunningly small number of power-weilders fixated on rolling back to a mix of media that can be controlled and manipulated to feed you the mental pabulum that keeps you sedated.
Fortunately for us, "they" have a face, and the face of our enemy is Representative Rick Boucher (democrat from Virginia), the new chairman of the House Subcommittee tasked with telecommunications technology and the Internet. This enemy of free expression, living comfortably in the back pockets of big media and telecommunications, is planning to craft legislation designed to obliterate millions of independent voices on the Internet and shift power back into the hands of big media and big telcom.
Oh, but that's impossible, you might say, free speech on the Internet has blossomed to a proportion where thoughts of control or destruction are absurd. Well my friends, I'm here to warn you that such absurdity is very much a reality. And, worse yet, the spin doctors and manipulative conspiracy of information obfuscation may even cause many of you to be in favor of the legislation that kills accessible free speech on the Internet.
Infuriatingly disguised as "online privacy advocacy", Boucher is, in reality, a big media hatchet-man, devising the genocide of the Internet culture. Given the rampant abuse of the Government collusion with big telcom to monitor your online activity, you can be certain the Chairman of the "House Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet" has no real interest in your privacy, and every interest in keeping campaign contributions flowing, and information contained amongst his friends in big media.
On the surface, the concerns of rhetoric spewing from Boucher's efforts seem plausible, and pander to the "F.U.D." (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) that has been rampant in relation to the Internet and the tracking of we users via cookies. However, Boucher's plan is to require all web sites using "third party ad networks" to actively obtain the consent of each and every visitor, before displaying any ads form such networks. To the average person, this may seem like a drastic but reasonable action to ensure online privacy, in reality, it's a systematic plan of genocide that will destroy independent thought on the Internet.
ats 17 Jun 2009
17 July 2009
Original moon-landing footage 'taped over'
Although the original live video was ghostlike and grainy, NASA and a Hollywood film restoration company took television video copies of what Apollo 11 beamed to Earth on July 20, 1969, and made the pictures look sharper.
The pictures themselves are not new, but some details are.
Originally, Armstrong's face visor was too fuzzy to be seen — the refurbished video shows his visor and a reflection in it.
The 50-second clip shows the famous moment the astronaut walks down the steps and mouths the words: "It's one small step for man … one giant leap for mankind."
But the new footage also reveals a brief earlier discussion between Armstrong and Mission Control about the distance to the moon's surface.
Armstrong says he needs to take a "little jump" but describes the drop as "adequate".
"Okay Neil, we can see you coming down the ladder now," says a voice from Mission Control.
But as NASA proudly released the new enhanced footage, it admitted it had probably erased the original high-quality version of the moon landing sometime during the 1970s and 1980s.
The original videos beamed to earth were stored on giant reels of tapes that contained 15 minutes of video along with 13 other channels of live data from the moon.
NASA later had a shortage of the tapes and erased about 200,000 of those tapes and reused them.
The space agency said it was likely the footage was taped over with electronic data from a satellite or a later moon mission.
"I don't think anyone in the NASA organisation did anything wrong," Apollo-era video engineer Dick Nafzger told The Guardian.
"It slipped through the cracks — and nobody's happy about it."
ninemsn 17 Jul 2009
Theory : So the public cannot view the original footage,
that could prove it to be a fake?
Who authorised this footage to be moved from the archive vault?
So these 'bubble headed boobies' are getting paid HOW MUCH ??? !!! ???
Masterchef Australia Poh da Ho
Not in real spirit of the corpau post, but none the less still entertaining news.Rumors over the 'net have speculated that Poh is having a sexual relationship with someone from the Masterchef Australia set, which from a source from within the industry confirms rumors to be true.
The judges are given an earpiece and judge the contestants from prompts given by the producers, whilst they are monitoring reactions.
The judges pre-warned that they are NOT looking for presentation, KNOWING that Poh's cake IS a disaster, whilst judging other upon presentation.
Quite simply put this is a RIGGED contest, for sexual favours from one of the contestants.
13 July 2009
Australian and US troops fed unhealthy meals during war games
Breakfast consists of bacon, eggs, french toast, pancakes, pasta, mushrooms, tomato, cereal, porridge, Milo or hot chocolate.
Lunch is burgers, tacos, chicken parmigiana and an Asian stir fry, while dinner is beef stroganoff or chicken in black bean sauce, followed by bread and butter pudding, chocolate mousse or cake.
And that's just for designated meal times - the soldiers are also provided with treats such as cream buns to snack on.
A cream bun can be up to 500 calories, which would take 10 hours to walk off.
The Sunday Mail earlier this year exposed how one in seven Australian soldiers was classified as obese.
The Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, has confirmed to a Senate estimates hearing he was concerned about obesity in the armed forces.
"The fitness of our people is vitally important to me and to the service chiefs," Air Chief Marshal Houston said.
US Marine Corps captain Binford Strickland said some of the bigger guys regularly lined up for seconds at breakfast.
The Catering Corps also cooked fatty dinners such as Southern fried chicken and Sloppy Joes - an American dish of ground beef, onions, sweetened tomato sauce and seasonings, served on a hamburger bun.
Some cold meats and salads were available if the troops wanted to eat something healthier.
"They get one treat a day," Catering Corps Warrant Officer Brad Coleman said.
"We do have a lot of Milo or hot chocolate. We try to maintain nutritious standards. There aren't a lot of deep fried foods."
Dietitian Julie Gilbert said the diet was no good for "anyone's long term health".
"While these guys might be getting plenty of exercise to burn it off, it is not a nutritious diet because it lacks fruit and vegetables - they are filling up on high fat, proteins and carbohydrates," she said.
Ms Gilbert said the soldiers would suffer serious sugar withdrawals on the diet.
"They might be buzzing for a while, but when the effects wear off they would suffer from headaches, lapses in concentration, feel tired and need to sleep," she said.
While the soldiers' health may be suffering, the local economy is reaping the benefits of the bi-annual Talisman Sabre operation.
Who really cares anyway about those people.
OBVIOUSLY NOT the government.
Nutrition in this day and age is well known to the educated, and even the general populous.
Why should the government worry about their health and longevity if they are considered to be
CANON FODDER,
they may as well be an easy target for the canons.
Smiths Crips - Do us a flavour
Do us a flavour.
In the promotion, the general public is asked to think up of unique flavour, and upon it's release you will get $30,000 instantly followed by 1% on future sales.
This offer is a BLATANT rip off.
In order for you to make a $1,000,000 the company must make from 'your' product $100,000,000.
From a business perspective a 1% return is PATHETIC.
Michael Jackson, in his early days was given 2-3% of his record sales.
Then after changing record labels was close to 10%, a figure still WAY TOO LOW.
12 July 2009
Obama's Global Financial Crisis Silence
At the epicentre of the matter there is a company called The Federal Reserve. The name 'implies' that it is owned by the American government. This could NOT be further from the truth.
The company is owned by a long line of 'banking families' and its dealing are kept secret and out of the public eye. These families are often referred to as 'the money exchangers' in a few documentaries.
The company prints money (without ANY backing) , and the American people must return the debt at FACE VALUE, to the banking families.
Many a president before Obama has been shot at, or killed trying to 'fix' the fraudulent dealings by the Federal Reserve.
Naturally these shootings are done by 'random' crazy individuals, as NOT to arouse suspicion.
If Obama wishes to go against the grain, he will be dealt with accordingly.
See Video:
Money, Banking and the Federal Reserve.
How the federal Reserve created the US recession.
10 July 2009
Anglo Masonic Influence
This tag will focus on the dealings behind closed doors that are NOT mentioned by the mass media.
Naturally the names may not be mentioned or changed and details of events kept to a minimum in order to protect the identity of the members of the Brotherhood, but none the less being part of the boys club HAS made its mark.
Naturally in the majority of situations, especially law, there can be presented a quite plausible argument, that the matter was won/lost on its own merits.
(illustration - Adelaide Masonic Centre)
Teen pregnant 'from swimming in pool'
Magdalena Kwiatkowska is convinced her daughter is a virgin and came into contact with some sperm as she swam in the hotel pool, British tabloid The Sun reports.
Mrs Kwiatkowska is now reportedly seeking compensation after returning to the family home in Poland.
"The mother is adamant that her daughter didn't meet any boys while she was there," a travel industry source was quoted as saying.
"She is determined to go ahead with the case."
Tourist authorities in the Polish capital Warsaw confirmed they received Mrs Kwiatkowska's complaint, the newspaper said.
ninemsn 10 Jul 2009
Story posted for purely entertainment value.Maybe the name of the mother should be Mary Magdalena.
Whilst stories like this may have been credible 2000 years ago to the masses,
in this day and era, are a LITTLE BIT FAR FETCHED !!!
Kwiatkowska (from Kwiatki w Głowie)
02 July 2009
Police crack credit card fraud syndicate
Armed with the fake cards and a shopping list, a team of shoppers purchased goods, many of which were sent overseas, predominantly to South East Asia, police say.
Following a series of raids across Sydney and Melbourne, five men and a woman faced court on Thursday in connection with the syndicate.
Tony Hancock, 53, from Strathfield in Sydney's west, is facing 20 charges over the alleged syndicate including dishonestly obtaining and dealing in personal financial information, conspiracy to cheat and defraud, and knowingly dealing with the proceeds of crime.
Outside Sydney's Central Local Court on Thursday, Hancock's solicitor Mark Runmore said the charges would be "vigorously denied" along with police allegations that Hancock was the head of the syndicate.
"He's just a businessman from Macau and he's been in Australia for quite some time," Mr Runmore told reporters.
Identity information allegedly gathered by Hancock was given to Kha Weng Foong, 35, from Potts Point, who used specialised equipment to produce fake credit cards and Medicare cards which were returned to Hancock, police said in documents tendered to the court.
The cards were then distributed to "shoppers", some of whom were arrested at Chatswood on May 26, police say.
"It will be alleged that the `shoppers' were then directed as to what was to be purchased with the cards and received a percentage of the value of the items purchased with the fraudulent credit cards," police said in statement issued before the court appearance.
At Foong's home, police allege, officers found "credit card embossers", encoders, blank credit cards and "computers containing software that was specifically designed for the making of false ... credit cards and Medicare cards".
Foong faces 12 charges including dishonestly obtaining and dealing in personal financial information, conspiracy to cheat and defraud, and participating in a criminal group.
Facing the same court on Thursday in connection with the alleged syndicate were: Smithfield man Quoc Du Hua, 45; Yung Feng Yun, 26, from Burwood; and Mortdale man Henley Han, 53.
Each faced charges of conspiracy and dealing with the proceeds of crime.
All five men were refused bail, their matters adjourned until September 9.
However, the court was told Han will make a bail application in the same court on July 8.
In Victoria, a 28-year-old woman allegedly linked to the syndicate appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court where police successfully applied for her extradition to Sydney.
She is due to face Sydney's Central Local Court on Friday.
A seventh man, aged 35, arrested in Melbourne, will face Melbourne Magistrates Court on July 10.
During a press conference on Thursday morning, investigators said many of the goods sent overseas had been recovered, along with some of the funds netted by the alleged syndicate.
Goods allegedly bought by it included electronic equipment, alcohol, perfume, mobile phone cards, and cigarettes.
aap 2 Jul 2009
This is another CLASSIC case where the 'little' guy gets caught carrying out fraud against companies.
When companies carry out fraud against people, in the example of Henry Kaye $18m fraud charges dropped where others of influence are implicated (Lawyers, Bank Managers, Real Estate agents, etc), there is rarely ANY legal consequences.
The law in Australia supports Corporate Fraud, if you're part of the 'boys club'
01 July 2009
Unemployment figure - deliberate lie
One way of 'rigging' the actual figures is that if an unemployed person is:
- on a course,
- on a 'work for the dole' project,
- in temporary employment, but generally unemployed,
- has been breached and NOT receiving payments,
- in the 12 weeks period prior to payment of unemployment benefits,
- and other scenarios.
The government deliberately plays down the real amount in order NOT to alarm the general public.
Fact: Economists always use a figure of 50% more than the officially government quoted percentage,
thus the more realistic figure of unemployed people is Australia is 8.5%