Google search of my sites and the web
Saturday, August 19, 2006
August 19, 2006: Recent links of interest
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
August 15, 2006: Recent links of interest
British Intel Wanted To Bust Liquid Bomb Terrorists After Attack
THE SCIENCE OF CREATING KILLERS
Military Recruiters Turn To Strong-Arm Tactics
Israel begins pullout amid fragile truce
The Transatlantic Airplane Bomb Plot Armageddon - DON'T TALK ABOUT IT !
Disabled People 'Left Behind' in Emergency Planning
Alex Jones' Terror Alert on FOX News
Claim: Liquid Terror Suspect Watched Conspiracy Vids
CNN's Amanpour Links 9/11 Truthers With Sky Terrorists
Comatose Sharon's health worsens
FEMA Caves, Agrees to Test Katrina Trailers for Formaldehyde
What to Expect from a Populist-9/11 Attorney General
Former CIA Analyst Comes Out For New 9/11 Investigations
Bush's Political Survival Depends on Terror Threats
Intersecting Facts and Theories on 9/11
Founder Of PA 9/11 Visibility Reviews 9/11: Press For Truth
24 soldiers killed in s. Lebanon Saturday
Three soldiers, two officers killed in south Lebanon
Alex Jones Warns of a New False Flag Attack
S.D. may see first execution since 1947
'NYT' Public Editor Exposes Details on Delay in NSA Story
9/11 Detainee Released After Nearly Five Years
Excerpt from "Omissions and Distortions"
Dave Slesinger Was Arrested!!!
Behind the Lines: Thanks to the reserves
As a Cease-Fire Draws Near, Israel Seeks an Edge
3 Texas men arraigned on terror charges
The New American Insurgency - Look Now Towards the Mirror
The Paralysis of Discourse; The Incompetence of Academia, and The Need for an Accurate Diagnosis
KATRINA: Small Clause, Big Problem
Padilla case said to lack evidence
US torture commandant praised as "innovator" at retirement ceremony
Terrorism charges collapse like house of cards
Originally published by The Real Fair & Balanced News. Reprinted here due to the fact that The Real Fair & Balanced News does not seem to be using permanent links.
I had to take the opportunity today to email that other website that calls itself "fair and balanced". You know the one. Today, they have a story with the headline "FBI: No Indication of Terror Ties for Men in Cell-Phone Arrest". On the same page, just to the right of the article is a link titled "3 Men Arraigned in Michigan on Terror Charges" that links to a story dated Saturday. Morons. You can't have it both ways, FOX.
In a separate case, Ohio prosecutors admitted they do not have enough evidence to charge two men who were in possession of of 12 cell phones with any terrorism related charges. No shit. In both cases, the alleged terrorist's story is that they purchased the phones in bulk with the intent of resale at a profit. You know, free enterprise. Capitalism. The American way. Doesn't get any more patriotic than that. William Kowalski, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI's Detroit field office, said there is nothing unlawful about buying cell phones in quantity, but that profits from that kind of activity can be suspicious. Who knows what they may have done with the profit? Pay some bills? If I had known there was money to be made by doing what they did, I would have been all over it. I don't think I'm the only one that could use a little extra money these day, what with the price of gas and the general condition of the economy that the government has run into the ground.
According to the Caro, Michigan Chief of Police, the brand of cell phones in the men's possession (TracFones) are untraceable and that any cell phone can be used as detonators for explosives. I expect now that anyone who buys a TracFone is a terrorist suspect. Initially the authorities thought that Michigan's Mackinac Bridge was the intended target because the men had pictures of the bridge on a digital camera in their possesion. If that's the case, I guess I'm guilty of planning to blow up the Washington coast and some deer that were in my yard yesterday.
If you believe that there are terrorists plotting at this moment to do real harm to America, remember that the FBI is wasting their time investigating two men from Ohio and three from Michigan who were probably just looking to make a buck instead of tracking down real enemies.
Tags:terrorism, law, deceptionI also liked Michael Rivero's comment to this article:
Terrorism charges collapse like house of cards
Initially the authorities thought that Michigan's Mackinac Bridge was the intended target because the men had pictures of the bridge on a digital camera in their possesion.Posted Aug 14, 2006 11:08 PM PST
Category: COVER-UP/DECEPTIONS
I guess that means I am planning to blow up...1. The USS Arizona
2. The neighbor's dog
3. My wife
4. The dent in my Honda
5. A pineapple
6. The moon
Because those are all pictures I have had in my digital camera.
Saturday, August 12, 2006
Friday, August 11, 2006
"9/11 and the American Empire: How Should Religious People Respond?"
Lecture by Dr. David Ray Griffin at University of Wisconsin-Madison
YouTube link
Partial transcript
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
"Conspiracy Theories: JFK, 9/11 and Wellstone"
JFK, 9/11 and Wellstone"
a presentation by
Dr. James H. Fetzer, Ph. D.
given at the
University of Minnesota-Duluth
November 16, 2006
I have found two recordings which I believe comprise the entire presentation. The first one is dedicated primarily to the 9/11 and JFK, whereas the second one covers the death of Senator Paul Wellstone.
YouTube link I
YouTube link II
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
Classified intelligence bills often are unread
Nearly all members of the House of Representatives opted out of a chance to read this year's classified intelligence bill, and then voted on secret provisions they knew almost nothing about.
The bill, which passed by 327 to 96 in April, authorized the Bush administration's plans for fighting the war on terrorism. Many members say they faced an untenable choice: Either consent to a review process so secretive that they could never mention anything about it in House debates, under the threat of prosecution, or vote on classified provisions they knew nothing about.
Most chose to know nothing.
Only about a dozen House members scheduled time this year to read the classified sections of the intelligence bill, according to a House Intelligence Committee spokesman. The estimate dovetailed with a Globe survey sent to all members of the House, in which the vast majority of the respondents -- including eight out of 10 in the Massachusetts delegation -- said they typically don't read the classified parts of intelligence bills.
``It's a trap," said Representative Russ Carnahan, Democrat of Missouri, referring to the rule that members must refrain from discussing items in the bill. ``Either way, you're flying blind."
The failure to read the bill, however, calls into question the vows of many House members to provide greater oversight of intelligence in the wake of pre-9/11 failures, mistakes about Iraq's weapons capability, and revelations about spying on Americans.
Classified intelligence bills often are unread
Susan Milligan, The Boston Globe, August 6, 2006
Kudos to Susan Milligan for a great report. And there is a lot more at stake here than some House members' vows. What is at stake is the democratic process itself. How can this be called representative democracy when our democratically elected (well, at least we hope so, Diebold equipment notwithstanding) Representatives fail to even read what they vote on?
As I have said earlier the classification system currently in place is deeply flawed. I don't think there ought to be any classification restrictions imposed on the members of Congress. Obviously some matters ought to be only discussed behind the closed doors but nothing that the Representatives vote on should be secret to them.
And by voting on bills whose content they do not know the Representatives have effectively abbrogated their responsibilities. And at this point we need to either disband the Congress and stop wasting taxpayer dollars on paying those who deliberately sabotage their work - or we need to see a Congress that absolutely demands that its authority be respected.
"Three Days In Israel"
This short film by Dori Kario of Stage.co.il shows three different terror attacks in Israel over a period of just a few days. I must warn you that some of the images are very graphic and, as the author narrates, it is not a horror movie, rather a depiction of the "horror reality" - a description which is unfortunately all too accurate.




