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Archive for the Month of March, 2006.
Viewing Police State / Military NEWS articles 1 through 57 of 57.
- Halliburton sex slave trade criminals prepare camps for political dissidents - ...allowing the Arabs to buy a bunch of US ports, would conveniently allow the Neocons to nuke one-Charleston perhaps--and predictably blame the Iranians or Syrians or Palestinians, or whomever. - Two federal judges in Florida have upheld the authority of individual courts to use the Patriot Act to order searches anywhere in the country for e-mails and computer data in all types of criminal investigations, overruling a magistrate who found that Congress limited such expanded jurisdiction to cases involving terrorism.
- A recently announced contract for a Halliburton subsidiary to build immigrant detention facilities is part of a longer-term Homeland Security plan titled ENDGAME, which sets as its goal the removal of "all removable aliens" and "potential terrorists." - Military scientists in the United States are developing a way of manipulating sharks by remote control to turn them into underwater spies or weapons. - And all they did was pay down their debt. They didn't call a suspected terrorist on their cell phone. They didn't try to sneak a machine gun through customs. - The U.S. Army quietly placed an order for $38 million in depleted uranium rounds last week, bringing the total order from a West-Virginia based company to $77 million for fiscal year 2006... - If you thought agents provacateur went out of vogue when COINTELPRO was ostensibly dismantled in 1971, think again. - And why it is a benchmark of how much danger we are in - For one who sits idly in front of the television and watches the nightly news- reader tell about another Guantanamo prisoner (terrorist) being held for an indefinite period without any of our democratic safeguards, the "news" doesn't even register on the listener's Richter Scale. Little does the American know that the prisoner's plight being presented may be merely a prelude to his own plight under the plans presently being secretly refined and expanded by the global community under coercion and intimidation by the United States.
- ...we now have a sincerely ignorant public, more than likely incapable of Jeffersonian revolution because most people, frightened by manufactured boogiemen and cartoonish Muslim villains, have no idea their birthright is suffering the throes of death. - Protest organizers said that four days prior to the demonstration they sent out approximately 1,000 news releases -- 100 to news media outlets in the D.C. area. Reuters was the only news media outlet seen covering any part of the actions yesterday. - The next time some loudmouth partisan puke Democrat gets in my face and starts yapping about how much better things would be if his party were running the government in Washington, I'm going to pull out the vote tally sheet for the USA Patriot Act in Thursday's Senate session and ram it down his lying throat. - About 150 high school students walked out of class to protest a decision to put a teacher on leave while they investigate remarks he made about President Bush in class, including that some people compare Bush to Adolf Hitler. - We're fighting for "freedom" in Iraq – but certain Web sites are off limits to U.S. soldiers - Multi-Day Event, Beginning March 15, come when you can and stay as long as you can - we are taking over the White House until they leave. - NSA sources report that the agency's out-of-control security directorate, in its pursuit of "leakers," is now attempting to have the families of NSA personnel to inform on them.
- Homeland Security investigates Texas schoolteacher's Mastercard payoff - The drip bags of propaganda are permanently attached to our veins to assure that we never awaken from our news-induced coma. Mind control is more subtle than the open use of coercive force in shaping human behaviors. No one is more effectively enslaved than those who think they are free. - In Hitler’s Germany, all educational institutions were purged of dissenting voices. In America, we can expect likewise.
- On MSNBC's Scarborough Country, right-wing activist David Horowitz claimed that "[t]here are 50,000 professors" who are "anti-American" and "identify with the terrorists."
- Bush, or rather his handlers—Bush is unable to do anything except take his prescribed medication and mangle prepared speeches (in the oratory department, Hitler had it over on Bush)—are now consulting the 1917 Espionage Act, attempting to use it to "to shut off leaks that have been severely embarrassing to the White House..." - They will not be getting space rights anytime soon - and here's why in just one complex word: surveillance.
- Cindy Sheehan's latest arrest another signifier of nail in coffin for peaceful protest and free speech - The star of Ireland’s newest Oscar winning film today told about the heavy handed tactics of US immigration officials who refused him entry to America to attend the awards. - Another victim of Homeland Security financial snoops
- Man, what a windfall for Lockheed Martin, Halliburton, Bechtel, Blackwater, and other death merchants and war profiteers. - Strategic Communication Laboratories and the war for your mind - ...the mindless Bush defenders and Straussian wannabes, because they are intellectually bankrupt bootlickers attempting to mask their fear and petty hatreds, lash out at those who disagree or criticize Bush, a mentally and physical enfeebled alcohol and cocaine ravished wreck.
- ...since it is a fact that our own government is behind every major "terrorist" attack against us, it is always advisable to view any "official" story with multiple grains of salt. - Gender-coded militaristic rituals are now so integrated into the culture, they're nearly invisible--which is why they're so important to re-examine. Take those flyovers. What's fun about sending an ominous V-winged vehicle of death and destruction over a Sunday afternoon football game? - Rubberstamp for police-state measures
- How the telephone company listens in on your calls and what they tell the government.
- Millions of us—no doubt John Serry included, since he contributes a blog to the Huffington Post, a "liberal" website, actually rather milquetoast, but a threat nonetheless to the Straussian neocons—are subject to "investigation," thanks to Bush’s NSA snoop program, recently allowed to go forward... - The FBI used expanded powers under the USA Patriot Act to demand information from banks and other companies as part of the investigation of Oregon lawyer Brandon Mayfield, wrongfully arrested in connection with the Madrid train bombings in 2004...
- The top chaplain for New York's Department of Correction was placed on administrative leave this week while city officials investigate a speech he gave last year in which he allegedly said that the "greatest terrorists in the world occupy the White House."
- More than a year after being convicted of "aiding terrorists" and other absurd charges, veteran civil rights attorney Lynne Stewart is facing a possible prison sentence of 30 years. Last week, it was revealed that she is facing it while fighting cancer.
- Dyncorp Mercenaries in Louisiana would make arrests, carry weapons - Facing problems in its efforts to train insects or build robots that can mimic their flying abilities, the U.S. military now wants to develop "insect cyborgs" that can go where its soldiers cannot. - The "bunker buster" is a cute sounding name for a nuclear horror.
- Our nation, thanks to Bush and the long-running fiat money polices of Bernanke’s ilk, faces an economic Katrina, a typhoon poised to swamp and wash away the lives of millions of people. Sooner before later, "stark white trailers" will be needed to house the dispossessed, and the checkpoints and concentration camp perimeters will be patrolled by the likes of DynCorp.
- Among the most effective strategies, one police captain wrote, was the seizure of demonstrators on 5th Avenue who were described as "obviously potential rioters." - Mysterious Photographers of Nothing
- The question is not, is Big Brother watching? The question is, how many big brothers have we?
- All of it...has even left him suspicious of the military's central finding in their son's case so far: that the killing was a terrible but unintentional accident. "Why do you need to hide an accident?"
- Unarmed doctor killed by Special Ops "accidental discharge" - death raises concern at police tactics
- Over time, the health of all foreign troops will be affected. The health effects on the natives of Iraq and Afghanistan will be catastrophic.
- Surveillance for the Common Man
- an unblinking look—in words and images—at the reality of warfare (Warning: Graphic and disturbing images)
- Putin and Russian government: Latest targets of the neo-cons and likely forged documents. - Common Cause, League of Women Voters Decry FBI "Intimidation"
- I will give seven good reasons why an upcoming "terrorist" attack makes perfect sense there. From an Illuminati perspective of course.
- Says video cameras, binoculars, sketch pads are terrorist tools - The FBI is under attack in Puerto Rico for operations that critics say unfairly target pro-independence activists.
- Human rights issues will be less pressing, cost of living cheaper and the bases will be a little closer to both Russia and the Middle East for all of your bombing needs. - The Pentagon has once again investigated itself! And -- have a seat, get the smelling salts, hold all hats -- the Pentagon has once again concluded the Pentagon did absolutely nothing wrong and will continue to do so.
- The US military plans to detonate a 700 tonne explosive charge in a test called "Divine Strake" that will send a mushroom cloud over Las Vegas, a senior defense official said.
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