The Twilight Zone : The Obsolete Man (Part 1)
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Andy Griffith vs. PATRIOT Act II
The FBI appears to have adopted an invasive Internet surveillance technique that collects far more data on innocent Americans than previously has been disclosed.
Instead of recording only what a particular suspect is doing, agents conducting investigations appear to be assembling the activities of thousands of Internet users at a time into massive databases, according to current and former officials. That database can subsequently be queried for names, e-mail addresses or keywords.
Such a technique is broader and potentially more intrusive than the FBI's Carnivore surveillance system, later renamed DCS1000. It raises concerns similar to those stirred by widespread Internet monitoring that the National Security Agency is said to have done, according to documents that have surfaced in one federal lawsuit, and may stretch the bounds of what's legally permissible.
Call it the vacuum-cleaner approach. It's employed when police have obtained a court order and an Internet service provider can't "isolate the particular person or IP address" because of technical constraints, says Paul Ohm, a former trial attorney at the Justice Department's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. (An Internet Protocol address is a series of digits that can identify an individual computer.)
That kind of full-pipe surveillance can record all Internet traffic, including Web browsing--or, optionally, only certain subsets such as all e-mail messages flowing through the network. Interception typically takes place inside an Internet provider's network at the junction point of a router or network switch.
The technique came to light at the Search & Seizure in the Digital Age symposium held at Stanford University's law school on Friday. Ohm, who is now a law professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Richard Downing, a CCIPS assistant deputy chief, discussed it during the symposium.
In a telephone conversation afterward, Ohm said that full-pipe recording has become federal agents' default method for Internet surveillance. "You collect wherever you can on the (network) segment," he said. "If it happens to be the segment that has a lot of IP addresses, you don't throw away the other IP addresses. You do that after the fact."
"You intercept first and you use whatever filtering, data mining to get at the information about the person you're trying to monitor," he added.
On Monday, a Justice Department representative would not immediately answer questions about this kind of surveillance technique.
Read complete original article HERE.
Instead of recording only what a particular suspect is doing, agents conducting investigations appear to be assembling the activities of thousands of Internet users at a time into massive databases, according to current and former officials. That database can subsequently be queried for names, e-mail addresses or keywords.
Such a technique is broader and potentially more intrusive than the FBI's Carnivore surveillance system, later renamed DCS1000. It raises concerns similar to those stirred by widespread Internet monitoring that the National Security Agency is said to have done, according to documents that have surfaced in one federal lawsuit, and may stretch the bounds of what's legally permissible.
Call it the vacuum-cleaner approach. It's employed when police have obtained a court order and an Internet service provider can't "isolate the particular person or IP address" because of technical constraints, says Paul Ohm, a former trial attorney at the Justice Department's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. (An Internet Protocol address is a series of digits that can identify an individual computer.)
That kind of full-pipe surveillance can record all Internet traffic, including Web browsing--or, optionally, only certain subsets such as all e-mail messages flowing through the network. Interception typically takes place inside an Internet provider's network at the junction point of a router or network switch.
The technique came to light at the Search & Seizure in the Digital Age symposium held at Stanford University's law school on Friday. Ohm, who is now a law professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Richard Downing, a CCIPS assistant deputy chief, discussed it during the symposium.
In a telephone conversation afterward, Ohm said that full-pipe recording has become federal agents' default method for Internet surveillance. "You collect wherever you can on the (network) segment," he said. "If it happens to be the segment that has a lot of IP addresses, you don't throw away the other IP addresses. You do that after the fact."
"You intercept first and you use whatever filtering, data mining to get at the information about the person you're trying to monitor," he added.
On Monday, a Justice Department representative would not immediately answer questions about this kind of surveillance technique.
Read complete original article HERE.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 3:17 PM
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What are the Georgia Guidstones? II: A Journey Through The Guide Stones
posted by Citizen Quasar at 2:52 PM
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Building Stonehenge: "This Man Can Move Anything" (Reader's Request)
How was Stonehenge built? This question has led many people to suspect everything from magic to space aliens were involved. 
Well, this man shows how he could have done it by himself.
Well, this man shows how he could have done it by himself.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 2:00 PM
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Monday, January 29, 2007
Andy Griffith vs. PATRIOT Act
AMENDMENT IV (THE U. S. CONSTITUTION):
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
Added to YouTube: December 26, 2006
From: manfromlaramie
In case you've been on Mars since 2000, two updates: (1) The Red Sox won the World Series. No kidding--they really did. (2) Quickly following a September 11, 2001 terrorist attack, Congress passed the "PATRIOT Act" (500+ pages), which was quickly signed by President Bush. The full text of the PATRIOT Act was not read on the floor of the House or Senate, nor was it made available to Congress in a reasonable time before it was voted on. Almost none of Congress read it before approving it, and President Bush almost certainly never read it before signing it.
The PATRIOT Act allows federal agents warrantless searches in some instances, expanded wiretaps (including lawyer-client conversations, without judicial oversight--important in checks and balances), Internet monitoring, and even the examination of library and bookstore records. This clearly violates the 4th Amendment's prohibition on searches and seizures of Americans and their property WITHOUT WARRANTS ISSUED BY INDEPENDENT COURTS AFTER FINDING PROBABLE CAUSE. Case in point: Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act (sometimes called "the library provision") allows Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Courts to issue warrants for individual records such as medical and library records WITHOUT PROBABLE CAUSE--directly against the plain words of the 4th Amendment (go up and read the 4th Amendment again if you missed it).
Recently the National Security Agency was revealed to have conducted far-reaching eavesdropping of the e-mails and phone calls of American citizens. When confronted with this fact, the President was visibly angered, not because it happened, but because it was exposed. In fact, he tried to have the person who exposed these facts arrested.
Link.
End of short history refresher. To answer the question, I am *NOT* a left-winger or what is known today as a "liberal" in any sense of the word. Today's "liberals" (left-wingers), who have a long history of supporting the clamping down on the personal freedoms and property rights of citizens, oppose the PATRIOT Act mainly because it passed under a Republican Congress and Republican President. This is easy to demonstrate: The same left-wingers who scream bloody murder about the PATRIOT Act's attack on the 4th Amendment--with good reason--don't mind the 20,000+ anti-gun laws in America, which all violate the 2nd Amendment (named clearly as a prohibition against government's infringement upon the INDIVIDUAL right to bear arms, like the other amendments in the Bill of Rights).
Americans should disapprove of the PATRIOT Act simply because it overturns basic Constitutional prohibitions on government abuse. (Reminder: The Constitution does not GRANT rights to citizens; it PROHIBITS THE GOVERNMENT from infringing upon these basic rights. Read the 4th Amendment above again. It DOES NOT say "citizens are granted the right to be secure in their persons"; it says these rights "shall not be violated," which is a direct limitation upon the government.)
NOTE TO DEMOCRATS: Please don't pretend the PATRIOT Act is solely a "right-wing" piece of legislation:
- 48 of 50 Democrat Senators (96%) voted in FAVOR of the PATRIOT Act.
- 145 of 211 Democrat Representatives (69%) voted in FAVOR of the PATRIOT Act.
NOTE TO REPUBLICANS: please do not confuse George W. Bush and Republicans in Congress with "conservatives." They have nothing to do with traditional conservatism--small government, low taxes, respect for property rights and personal freedom. The "neoconservative" movement (of which Bush and most Republicans in Congress are a part) has roots that go back to Leon Trotsky, and they praise FDR, one of the most notorious socialists-taxers-anti-private property rights politicians in U.S. history, as one of their heroes. And if you consider yourself a traditional "conservative" and support Bush or the PATRIOT Act, you are badly misinformed.
I am posting these salient comments from Sheriff Andy Taylor regarding one of the bulwarks of a free society: lawyer-client confidentiality, now under attack via the (sic) PATRIOT Act. This legislation never should have been passed by Congress or signed by the President; all swore an oath to defend the Constitution. That the Congress and President want to change the Constitution outside the lawful way (an AMENDMENT) speaks volumes.
Foul language, non-sequiturs, and posts with obscene usernames are not welcome. (Aunt Bee wouldn't approve.)
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
Added to YouTube: December 26, 2006
From: manfromlaramie
In case you've been on Mars since 2000, two updates: (1) The Red Sox won the World Series. No kidding--they really did. (2) Quickly following a September 11, 2001 terrorist attack, Congress passed the "PATRIOT Act" (500+ pages), which was quickly signed by President Bush. The full text of the PATRIOT Act was not read on the floor of the House or Senate, nor was it made available to Congress in a reasonable time before it was voted on. Almost none of Congress read it before approving it, and President Bush almost certainly never read it before signing it.
The PATRIOT Act allows federal agents warrantless searches in some instances, expanded wiretaps (including lawyer-client conversations, without judicial oversight--important in checks and balances), Internet monitoring, and even the examination of library and bookstore records. This clearly violates the 4th Amendment's prohibition on searches and seizures of Americans and their property WITHOUT WARRANTS ISSUED BY INDEPENDENT COURTS AFTER FINDING PROBABLE CAUSE. Case in point: Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act (sometimes called "the library provision") allows Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Courts to issue warrants for individual records such as medical and library records WITHOUT PROBABLE CAUSE--directly against the plain words of the 4th Amendment (go up and read the 4th Amendment again if you missed it).
Recently the National Security Agency was revealed to have conducted far-reaching eavesdropping of the e-mails and phone calls of American citizens. When confronted with this fact, the President was visibly angered, not because it happened, but because it was exposed. In fact, he tried to have the person who exposed these facts arrested.
Link.
End of short history refresher. To answer the question, I am *NOT* a left-winger or what is known today as a "liberal" in any sense of the word. Today's "liberals" (left-wingers), who have a long history of supporting the clamping down on the personal freedoms and property rights of citizens, oppose the PATRIOT Act mainly because it passed under a Republican Congress and Republican President. This is easy to demonstrate: The same left-wingers who scream bloody murder about the PATRIOT Act's attack on the 4th Amendment--with good reason--don't mind the 20,000+ anti-gun laws in America, which all violate the 2nd Amendment (named clearly as a prohibition against government's infringement upon the INDIVIDUAL right to bear arms, like the other amendments in the Bill of Rights).
Americans should disapprove of the PATRIOT Act simply because it overturns basic Constitutional prohibitions on government abuse. (Reminder: The Constitution does not GRANT rights to citizens; it PROHIBITS THE GOVERNMENT from infringing upon these basic rights. Read the 4th Amendment above again. It DOES NOT say "citizens are granted the right to be secure in their persons"; it says these rights "shall not be violated," which is a direct limitation upon the government.)
NOTE TO DEMOCRATS: Please don't pretend the PATRIOT Act is solely a "right-wing" piece of legislation:
- 48 of 50 Democrat Senators (96%) voted in FAVOR of the PATRIOT Act.
- 145 of 211 Democrat Representatives (69%) voted in FAVOR of the PATRIOT Act.
NOTE TO REPUBLICANS: please do not confuse George W. Bush and Republicans in Congress with "conservatives." They have nothing to do with traditional conservatism--small government, low taxes, respect for property rights and personal freedom. The "neoconservative" movement (of which Bush and most Republicans in Congress are a part) has roots that go back to Leon Trotsky, and they praise FDR, one of the most notorious socialists-taxers-anti-private property rights politicians in U.S. history, as one of their heroes. And if you consider yourself a traditional "conservative" and support Bush or the PATRIOT Act, you are badly misinformed.
I am posting these salient comments from Sheriff Andy Taylor regarding one of the bulwarks of a free society: lawyer-client confidentiality, now under attack via the (sic) PATRIOT Act. This legislation never should have been passed by Congress or signed by the President; all swore an oath to defend the Constitution. That the Congress and President want to change the Constitution outside the lawful way (an AMENDMENT) speaks volumes.
Foul language, non-sequiturs, and posts with obscene usernames are not welcome. (Aunt Bee wouldn't approve.)
posted by Citizen Quasar at 7:21 PM
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Sunday, January 28, 2007
Friday, January 26, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
The Empire Turns Its Guns on the Citizenry
PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
Counterpunch
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
In recent years American police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000 or more times annually. Last year did you read in your newspaper or hear on TV news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No. What then were the SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine warrants to people who posed no danger to the police or to the public.
Occasionally Washington think tanks produce reports that are not special pleading for donors. One such report is Radley Balko's "Overkill: The Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in America" (Cato Institute, 2006).
This 100-page report is extremely important and should have been published as a book. SWAT teams (Special Weapons and Tactics) were once rare and used only for very dangerous situations, often involving hostages held by armed criminals. Today SWAT teams are deployed for routine police duties. In the US today, 75-80% of SWAT deployments are for warrant service.
In a high percentage of the cases, the SWAT teams forcefully enter the wrong address, resulting in death, injury, and trauma to perfectly innocent people. Occasionally, highly keyed-up police kill one another in the confusion caused by their stun grenades.
Mr. Balko reports that the use of paramilitary police units began in Los Angeles in the 1960s. The militarization of local police forces got a big boost from Attorney General Ed Meese's "war on drugs" during the Reagan administration. A National Security Decision Directive was issued that declared drugs to be a threat to US national security. In 1988 Congress ordered the National Guard into the domestic drug war. In 1994 the Department of Defense issued a memorandum authorizing the transfer of military equipment and technology to state and local police, and Congress created a program "to facilitate handing military gear over to civilian police agencies."
Today 17,000 local police forces are equipped with such military equipment as Blackhawk helicopters, machine guns, grenade launchers, battering rams, explosives, chemical sprays, body armor, night vision, rappelling gear and armored vehicles. Some have tanks. In 1999, the New York Times reported that a retired police chief in New Haven, Connecticut, told the newspaper, "I was offered tanks, bazookas, anything I wanted." Balklo reports that in 1997, for example, police departments received 1.2 million pieces of military equipment.
With local police forces now armed beyond the standard of US heavy infantry, police forces have been retrained "to vaporize, not Mirandize...More.
Counterpunch
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
In recent years American police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000 or more times annually. Last year did you read in your newspaper or hear on TV news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No. What then were the SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine warrants to people who posed no danger to the police or to the public.
Occasionally Washington think tanks produce reports that are not special pleading for donors. One such report is Radley Balko's "Overkill: The Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in America" (Cato Institute, 2006).
This 100-page report is extremely important and should have been published as a book. SWAT teams (Special Weapons and Tactics) were once rare and used only for very dangerous situations, often involving hostages held by armed criminals. Today SWAT teams are deployed for routine police duties. In the US today, 75-80% of SWAT deployments are for warrant service.
In a high percentage of the cases, the SWAT teams forcefully enter the wrong address, resulting in death, injury, and trauma to perfectly innocent people. Occasionally, highly keyed-up police kill one another in the confusion caused by their stun grenades.
Mr. Balko reports that the use of paramilitary police units began in Los Angeles in the 1960s. The militarization of local police forces got a big boost from Attorney General Ed Meese's "war on drugs" during the Reagan administration. A National Security Decision Directive was issued that declared drugs to be a threat to US national security. In 1988 Congress ordered the National Guard into the domestic drug war. In 1994 the Department of Defense issued a memorandum authorizing the transfer of military equipment and technology to state and local police, and Congress created a program "to facilitate handing military gear over to civilian police agencies."
Today 17,000 local police forces are equipped with such military equipment as Blackhawk helicopters, machine guns, grenade launchers, battering rams, explosives, chemical sprays, body armor, night vision, rappelling gear and armored vehicles. Some have tanks. In 1999, the New York Times reported that a retired police chief in New Haven, Connecticut, told the newspaper, "I was offered tanks, bazookas, anything I wanted." Balklo reports that in 1997, for example, police departments received 1.2 million pieces of military equipment.
With local police forces now armed beyond the standard of US heavy infantry, police forces have been retrained "to vaporize, not Mirandize...More.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:43 AM
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Quote of the Day IV
"Allow the president to invade a neighboring nation, whenever he shall deem it necessary to repel an invasion, and you allow him to do so whenever he may choose to say he deems it necessary for such a purpose - and you allow him to make war at pleasure."
---Abraham Lincoln
---Abraham Lincoln
posted by Citizen Quasar at 11:38 PM
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Monday, January 22, 2007
"I will NOT run for President." --Hillary Clinton
Rumor has it that Hillary's favorite two books are 1984 by George Orwell and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.
Does Hillary bury her face in Janet Reno's bush?
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:52 AM
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Fantastic Voyage: Departure 2009
An international team of scientists is developing what they say will be the world's first microrobot -- as wide as two human hairs -- that can swim through the arteries and digestive system.
The scientists are designing the 250-micron device to transmit images and deliver microscopic payloads to parts of the body outside the reach of existing catheter technology.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:47 AM
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Another Day In The Empire
It was bad enough George Bush Senior found it necessary to blame bloggers for creating what he deems an “adversarial and ugly climate” (never mind his particular bit of ugliness in Iraq more than a decade ago, eventually resulting in the murder of more than a million people), last month we had the Manchurian candidate, John McCain, introducing legislation “that would fine blogs up to $300,000 for offensive statements, photos and videos posted by visitors on comment boards, effectively nixing the open exchange of ideas on the Internet, providing a lethal injection for unrestrained opinion, and acting as the latest attack tool to chill freedom of speech on the world wide web,” as Paul Joseph Watson writes for Prison Planet.
Link.
Link.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:38 AM
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Sunday, January 21, 2007
Ed Brown vs. IRS Standoff [Exclusive Video]
"Hat tip" to John Klar.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 7:30 PM
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Saturday, January 20, 2007
Dianne Feinstein Rues Executive Dictatorship, Patriot Act, Proposes Change
posted by Citizen Quasar at 9:03 PM
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William Cooper Interviews Jordan Maxwell On The Hour Of The Time
posted by Citizen Quasar at 8:02 PM
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Girl In Human Sling Shot
Girl in human sling shot at millionaire's home in Utah. OK. Now let's get serious again.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:05 PM
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White & Nerdy
I first saw this video on The Reference Frame a few months ago. I guess it's time to post it here. It's by one of my favorite geniuses.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 12:58 PM
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80 Core Central Processing Unit
Intel has developed an 80-core processor prototype that it plans to roll out within the next five years.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrated the 80-core behemoth at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco on Tuesday. According to Otellini, the chip is capable of transferring a terabyte of data per second. As Intel’s powerful Core 2 Duo chip is able to trasfer only 1.66 gigabytes of data per second, the proposed 80-core chip would represent a several hundred fold increase over the performance in today’s processors.
Otellini also confirmed the release of the upcoming Quad-core processors at the conference, with the 2.66 Ghz Core 2 Extreme being released in November at a stanard $1,000 US. Core 2 Quadro, the mainstream version of the processor, will be released in Q1 2007 with a clock speed of a respectable 2.4Ghz.
While information of the quad-core chips was already known, it’s always nice to hear it straight from the horse’s mouth. Especially if the horse is holding several 80-core processors in his hands.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 12:45 PM
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Friday, January 19, 2007
Meet Commander X
I always said they should put the previews at the end. That way after the nerds listened to the song and then watched the credits, they could watch some more. They could see what other videos were available. And I could plug in the wound tape and watch my damned movie instantly.
I used to watch videos with some people that actually liked the previews at the beginning. They said that it made them feel more like they were at the movies. Well THIS video has a 1' 20" commercial at the beginning.
Enjoy.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 6:52 PM
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Thursday, January 18, 2007
Presidential Absolutism: Bush Claims Unlimited Surveillance Powers
When Congress was out of town for the winter recess, President Bush asserted unilateral powers to open U.S. mail without a warrant. In yet another unfortunate "signing statement," Bush claims he can do searches without obtaining a warrant, as required by the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and laws enacted by Congress. This comes on top of earlier claims that he can intercept phone calls and e-mails.
Congress passed a routine bill designed to improve the quality of postal service for Americans on Dec. 9 - the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006. Among other things, it restates U.S. law that domestic mail cannot be opened without a warrant, making an exception where there is a credible threat that the mail may contain an explosive device. When the executive branch believes it has a legitimate need to search targeted mail, existing laws allow the executive branch to get a warrant quickly from a criminal court or a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge.
Yet when Bush signed the postal bill, he added a statement reserving the right to ignore the law. Bush justifies his actions with radical claims about a "unitary executive branch" with exclusive powers and limitations on federal courts to interfere. So we have executive power unrestrained by law and unchecked by any other branch of government.
Original article HERE.
Congress passed a routine bill designed to improve the quality of postal service for Americans on Dec. 9 - the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006. Among other things, it restates U.S. law that domestic mail cannot be opened without a warrant, making an exception where there is a credible threat that the mail may contain an explosive device. When the executive branch believes it has a legitimate need to search targeted mail, existing laws allow the executive branch to get a warrant quickly from a criminal court or a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge.
Yet when Bush signed the postal bill, he added a statement reserving the right to ignore the law. Bush justifies his actions with radical claims about a "unitary executive branch" with exclusive powers and limitations on federal courts to interfere. So we have executive power unrestrained by law and unchecked by any other branch of government.
Original article HERE.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 7:19 AM
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Monday, January 15, 2007
Cartoon Network Promotes New World Order To Kids
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:36 PM
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Am I Paranoid? or: I don't do drugs and I thought the X-files sucked but I'm still certain "THEY" did 911
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:24 PM
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Alex Jones & Doug Stanhope Live in Austin Texas
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The XB-70
One of my favorite aircraft of all time is the XB-70. I had a model of the XB-70 when I was a young boy. I especially liked the small set of wings just behind the cockpit. The twin rudders and the folding wingtips on the primary delta wings were pretty cool too. Only two were ever built and one of these crashed.
The Soviets even copied the design.
The project has been dead for almost forty years. Nowadays, there is a belief that a secret program called "Black Star" is underway to develop a newer bigger aircraft of similar design known as Brilliant Buzzard. The Brilliant Buzzard is said to either be able to fly into space or to act as a mother-ship for smaller aircraft. There are reports of seeing these in flight around Area-51 at Groom Lake, Nevada. Area-51 was one of the test sites for the XB-70.
Are those SCRAM jets on that thang? Hmmm...
The Soviets even copied the design.
The project has been dead for almost forty years. Nowadays, there is a belief that a secret program called "Black Star" is underway to develop a newer bigger aircraft of similar design known as Brilliant Buzzard. The Brilliant Buzzard is said to either be able to fly into space or to act as a mother-ship for smaller aircraft. There are reports of seeing these in flight around Area-51 at Groom Lake, Nevada. Area-51 was one of the test sites for the XB-70.
Are those SCRAM jets on that thang? Hmmm...
posted by Citizen Quasar at 9:22 AM
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Robert Anson Wilson Dies
By DENNIS HEVESI
Published: January 13, 2007
Robert Anton Wilson, an author of “The Illuminatus! Trilogy” — a mind-twisting science-fiction series about a secret global society that has been a cult classic for more than 30 years — died on Thursday at his home in Capitola, Calif. He was 74.
His death was confirmed by his daughter Christina Pearson.
The author of 35 books on subjects like extrasensory perception, mental telepathy, metaphysics, paranormal experiences, conspiracy theory, sex, drugs and what he called quantum psychology, Mr. Wilson wrote the trilogy with his friend Robert J. Shea in the late 1960s, when both were editors at Playboy. The books — “The Eye in the Pyramid,” “The Golden Apple” and “Leviathan” — were all published in 1975 by Dell Science Fiction. They never hit the best-seller lists, but have never gone out of print. Mr. Shea died in 1994.
Inspired by a thick file of letters that the authors received from conspiracy buffs, the trilogy traces the conflict between the Illuminati and the Discordians. The Illuminati are elite authoritarians who pull the puppet strings of the world’s political establishment while seeking to become super-beings by sucking the souls from the masses. The Discordians resist through convoluted tactics that include a network of double agents.
“There are lots of drug references in the book,” said Mark Frauenfelder, a co-editor of boingboing.net, a pop culture Web site that started as a print magazine in the 1980s and for which Mr. Wilson wrote many articles. “In part because it dealt with conspiracies in a science-fiction way, the trilogy achieved a cult following among science fiction readers, hippies, the psychedelic crowd.”
Mr. Wilson was born in Brooklyn on Jan. 18, 1932. He attended Brooklyn Polytechnical College and New York University. He worked as an engineering aide, a salesman and a copywriter, and was an associate editor at Playboy from 1965 to 1971.
Besides his daughter Christina of Santa Cruz, Calif., Mr. Wilson is survived by another daughter, Alexandra Gardner of Eugene, Ore., and a son, Graham, of Watsonville, Calif. His wife of 39 years, the former Arlen Riley, died in 1999.
After completing the trilogy, Mr. Wilson began writing nonfiction books. Perhaps his most famous is “Cosmic Trigger” (Pocket Books, 1977), a bizarre autobiography in which, among many other tales, he describes episodes when he believed he had communicated with extraterrestrials — while admitting that he was experimenting with peyote and mescaline.
Mr. Wilson contended that people should never rule out any possibility, including that lasagna might fly. On Jan. 6, in his last post on his personal blog, he wrote: “I don’t see how to take death seriously. [This is a lie.] I look forward without dogmatic optimism, but without dread. I love you all and I deeply implore you to keep the lasagna flying.”
Published: January 13, 2007
Robert Anton Wilson, an author of “The Illuminatus! Trilogy” — a mind-twisting science-fiction series about a secret global society that has been a cult classic for more than 30 years — died on Thursday at his home in Capitola, Calif. He was 74.
His death was confirmed by his daughter Christina Pearson.
The author of 35 books on subjects like extrasensory perception, mental telepathy, metaphysics, paranormal experiences, conspiracy theory, sex, drugs and what he called quantum psychology, Mr. Wilson wrote the trilogy with his friend Robert J. Shea in the late 1960s, when both were editors at Playboy. The books — “The Eye in the Pyramid,” “The Golden Apple” and “Leviathan” — were all published in 1975 by Dell Science Fiction. They never hit the best-seller lists, but have never gone out of print. Mr. Shea died in 1994.
Inspired by a thick file of letters that the authors received from conspiracy buffs, the trilogy traces the conflict between the Illuminati and the Discordians. The Illuminati are elite authoritarians who pull the puppet strings of the world’s political establishment while seeking to become super-beings by sucking the souls from the masses. The Discordians resist through convoluted tactics that include a network of double agents.
“There are lots of drug references in the book,” said Mark Frauenfelder, a co-editor of boingboing.net, a pop culture Web site that started as a print magazine in the 1980s and for which Mr. Wilson wrote many articles. “In part because it dealt with conspiracies in a science-fiction way, the trilogy achieved a cult following among science fiction readers, hippies, the psychedelic crowd.”
Mr. Wilson was born in Brooklyn on Jan. 18, 1932. He attended Brooklyn Polytechnical College and New York University. He worked as an engineering aide, a salesman and a copywriter, and was an associate editor at Playboy from 1965 to 1971.
Besides his daughter Christina of Santa Cruz, Calif., Mr. Wilson is survived by another daughter, Alexandra Gardner of Eugene, Ore., and a son, Graham, of Watsonville, Calif. His wife of 39 years, the former Arlen Riley, died in 1999.
After completing the trilogy, Mr. Wilson began writing nonfiction books. Perhaps his most famous is “Cosmic Trigger” (Pocket Books, 1977), a bizarre autobiography in which, among many other tales, he describes episodes when he believed he had communicated with extraterrestrials — while admitting that he was experimenting with peyote and mescaline.
Mr. Wilson contended that people should never rule out any possibility, including that lasagna might fly. On Jan. 6, in his last post on his personal blog, he wrote: “I don’t see how to take death seriously. [This is a lie.] I look forward without dogmatic optimism, but without dread. I love you all and I deeply implore you to keep the lasagna flying.”
posted by Citizen Quasar at 6:59 AM
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Sunday, January 14, 2007
Ron Paul Announces Run for President
A New Hope: Ron Paul Announces Run for President
Texas Congressman enjoys support across political spectrum;
anti-war pro-freedom hero represents America's last hope.
Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones / Prison Planet | January 12, 2007:
Ron Paul's office has confirmed reports that the Texas Congressman is set to run for the 2008 Presidency. Paul unites opposition to the war and the police state at home across the entire political spectrum and in contrast to the current gaggle of criminals running the White House, represents everything that America truly stands for. A gargantuan effort in support of Ron Paul needs to be mobilized now to prevent Americans from being hoodwinked once again into electing a different puppet of the same dark establishment in 2008.
Paul first ran for President as the Libertarian candidate in 1988, receiving a massive 400,000 votes. He now commands the support of those all across the political spectrum, from libertarians through anti-war Democrats to real paleoconservative Republicans.
Paul has been in and out of Congress since the 70's and is universally hated by the Republican elite, who routinely back Democrats against him just to try and get him out of office. The former Vietnam flight surgeon is the perfect candidate for President and activists from every corner of every political persuasion should mobilize now in an attempt to help Paul shatter the power monopoly of the Republican and Democrat establishment who have worked together for decades to slit America's throat in the interests of power, greed, and ego - all working towards the realization of a new world order.
The Texan represents a dying breed in Congress, those who actually cast their votes in accordance with the Constitution and not at the discretion of lobbyists or the fear that the elite will tarnish their political careers if they don't continually support the establishment. As a result Ron Paul is the elite's worse nightmare, simply having him on the ticket itself will be a massive public relations blow, and that's why media organs will probably be activated to try and discredit him before 2008.
Paul was one of only a handful of Republicans to vote against the illegal invasion of Iraq, contending rightly that the Constitution clearly states that only Congress can declare war. In bucking a trend, Paul was anti-war long before the majority of the country came around to a similar way of thinking following the catastrophe of the occupation.
While Democrats soft-peddle and cozy up to Bush, creating phony arguments about the level of troop presence in Iraq and ignoring the majority will of the country to bring the troops home immediately, Ron Paul's opposition to unnecessary wars of intervention has remained steadfast throughout his entire political career.
If a gargantuan effort is made from now until the end of 2008 to heighten Paul's media profile and forward him as America's last hope, he truly has a significant chance of giving Jeb Bush, Rudy Giuliani or whichever elitist puppet the Republicans choose to put forward a real run for their money.
At the very least it's a chance to attract attention to some serious issues and hold the establishment's feet to the fire. But with the favor of the political landscape continually swinging away from the scam repeatedly run by the Republicrats and Democans, we should really start off on a positive footing and consider the fact that Ron Paul, though still an underdog, has a real chance of becoming the next President.
According to the Associated Press, "Paul bills himself as "The Taxpayers' Best Friend," and is routinely ranked either first or second in the House by the National Taxpayers Union, a national group advocating low taxes and limited government."
On every single issue of national importance - borders, the war, limited government, U.S. sovereignty, tax and the federal reserve - Ron Paul stands for populist ideals that the country is screaming out for after seven years of hell under Bush, preceded by eight years of disgrace under Bill Clinton.
Ron Paul voted against the Patriot Act, opposes the draft, advocates the abolition of the income tax, urges the re-introduction of the gold standard, and stands against initiatives to strip the U.S. of its sovereignty such as CAFTA and the FTAA.
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Friday, January 12, 2007
Tacit Blue
This ungainly craft known as Shamu, or YF-117G was at the forefront of technology for over a decade. It's mission: World War III. It was designed to direct thousands of munitions onto waves of invading armor. It is currently on display in an Ohio museum. It was tested at Area-51.
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Thank you for contacting YouTube! (Like I had a choice!)
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posted by Citizen Quasar at 12:17 PM
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YooHoo YouTube
Today I checked my blog and found that all my YouTube videos are missing. After checking several of them to see that they still work on YouTube, I sent YouTube an email asking them to restore the videos.
Maybe somebody at YouTube does not like George Carlin. No, that can't be true because YouTube is where the original video came from. Hmmm...
Maybe somebody at YouTube does not like George Carlin. No, that can't be true because YouTube is where the original video came from. Hmmm...
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:50 AM
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Thursday, January 11, 2007
George Carlin Tells It Like It Is
Many people think I am wacky when I speak of a grandiose conspiracy taking over the world. Well, say the same about George Carlin.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 8:17 PM
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The Stench of Politics as Usual...and the Anger from Below
By Sunsara Taylor
The triumph of the new Democratic Congress on their first day and their promises of a “new direction” offered all the refreshment of Lysol dressing up the stench of rotting homes of New Orleans’ Ninth Ward, of human waste and blood in the secret C.I.A. torture dungeons, and of the mangled bodies that are being chewed by dogs in the streets of Baghdad.
Nancy Pelosi’s much touted agenda for the first 100 hours of the new Congress made no mention of ending the war on Iraq, repealing the Military Commissions Act which legalizes torture and rips up habeas corpus, rebuilding New Orleans, or—for all the talk of her chairmanship as a “great advance” for women—taking on the assault on women’s reproductive rights and basic equality.
Throughout their painstakingly choreographed first day in Congress, the horrors that the Democrats are working with the Bush Regime to push out of the public eye and the deep and widespread disgust of millions with these horrors kept bubbling up.
On January 4, millions of readers woke up to articles in the New York Times, Washington Post, New York Post and elsewhere with the exhilarating news of Cindy Sheehan seizing the microphone after Democratic Caucus Chairman Rahm Emanuel fled the disruption of his press conference by anti-war protesters. Emmanuel’s smug arrogance about his “success” in turning the Democratic Party into one that is even less distinguishable from the Republicans—by recruiting pro-war, anti-abortion, anti-gay candidates—was challenged before his new Congress was even sworn in.
At noon, just as Nancy “impeachment-off-the-table” Pelosi was being sworn in, hundreds gathered near the Capital beneath a banner that read: “Impeach George Bush for War Crimes.” Several dozen people crouched in the bright orange jumpsuits that are the signature of Guantánamo detainees with black hoods over their heads. They were a living portrayal of some of the Bush Regime’s crimes against humanity: the illegal detention and torture that this regime has institutionalized and that this Congress won’t even speak about.
People of all ages had traveled from Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, New York and elsewhere, some abandoning at the last minute their plans to see their congresspeople get sworn in—choosing instead to protest for impeachment. An active duty Marine blended into the crowd in his street clothes. While most people had come out of opposition to the war, it was striking how strongly the crowd responded when people from the stage spoke against the Bush regime’s handling of Hurricane Katrina as well as the brutal killing of Sean Bell by the New York Police Department’s 50 shots, particularly the fists of anger and defiance that shot up from among the Black folks in the crowd.
Military mother Elaine Brower, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, Green Party co-chair Steve Cramer, Paul Magno of the Torture Abolition Coalition, Kevin Zeese of Democracy Rising and others took turns at the mic. Some expressed their hope that the new Congress will listen and respond to the demands of the people to get out of the brutal war in Iraq.
Cindy Sheehan was greeted with enthusiasm as she spoke movingly about the cost of the Iraq war in the lives of Iraqi people and the need for people to hold the new Congress’ feet to the fire to impeach Bush and end the war in Iraq. Reverend Lennox Yearwood of the Hip Hop Caucus delivered a stirring challenge to the audience to cross traditional color lines and bring together the streams of outrage around U.S. immigration policy, against the treatment of people in New Orleans, and against the war into a unified movement against a regime that is endangering us all. I spoke for World Can’t Wait, focusing on the complicity of the Democrats in accepting and promoting the whole logic of Bush’s so-called “War on Terror” and the need for people to rise up in massive political upheaval to bring this whole direction to a halt.
As the rally came to a close, a recording of Pink’s scathing “Dear Mr. President” filled the air. And protesters in Guantánamo orange jumpsuits lined up on the street, each with a four-foot-tall letter spelling out “The World Can’t Wait - Drive Out the Bush Regime!” and then marched towards the capital, drawing support from many people on the street who raised concerns ranging from stem cell research to the discarding of the Geneva Conventions.
Meanwhile, the Senate building was being redecorated with immense, truth-telling banners. One that hung 30 by 10 feet and proclaimed: “War, Lies, Torture—We Will Not Be Silent,” was flashed on several major news programs. Senators came out with their eyes wide and jaws open while federal workers gathered to admire and appreciate this message.
That evening, 300 people crowded in to the National Press Club to listen to Michael Ratner, Cindy Sheehan, John Nichols, Daniel Ellsberg, myself and a video message from Gore Vidal in a program emceed by David Swanson of After Downing Street. Together we laid out the crimes of the Bush regime, from the war of aggression against Iraq and legalization of torture which constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, to the frontal assault on women’s reproductive rights and the rights of gay people, the danger to the environment, the suppression of science and critical thought, the official promotion of Christian fundamentalism, and the criminal response to Hurricane Katrina.....
The triumph of the new Democratic Congress on their first day and their promises of a “new direction” offered all the refreshment of Lysol dressing up the stench of rotting homes of New Orleans’ Ninth Ward, of human waste and blood in the secret C.I.A. torture dungeons, and of the mangled bodies that are being chewed by dogs in the streets of Baghdad.
Nancy Pelosi’s much touted agenda for the first 100 hours of the new Congress made no mention of ending the war on Iraq, repealing the Military Commissions Act which legalizes torture and rips up habeas corpus, rebuilding New Orleans, or—for all the talk of her chairmanship as a “great advance” for women—taking on the assault on women’s reproductive rights and basic equality.
Throughout their painstakingly choreographed first day in Congress, the horrors that the Democrats are working with the Bush Regime to push out of the public eye and the deep and widespread disgust of millions with these horrors kept bubbling up.
On January 4, millions of readers woke up to articles in the New York Times, Washington Post, New York Post and elsewhere with the exhilarating news of Cindy Sheehan seizing the microphone after Democratic Caucus Chairman Rahm Emanuel fled the disruption of his press conference by anti-war protesters. Emmanuel’s smug arrogance about his “success” in turning the Democratic Party into one that is even less distinguishable from the Republicans—by recruiting pro-war, anti-abortion, anti-gay candidates—was challenged before his new Congress was even sworn in.
At noon, just as Nancy “impeachment-off-the-table” Pelosi was being sworn in, hundreds gathered near the Capital beneath a banner that read: “Impeach George Bush for War Crimes.” Several dozen people crouched in the bright orange jumpsuits that are the signature of Guantánamo detainees with black hoods over their heads. They were a living portrayal of some of the Bush Regime’s crimes against humanity: the illegal detention and torture that this regime has institutionalized and that this Congress won’t even speak about.
People of all ages had traveled from Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, New York and elsewhere, some abandoning at the last minute their plans to see their congresspeople get sworn in—choosing instead to protest for impeachment. An active duty Marine blended into the crowd in his street clothes. While most people had come out of opposition to the war, it was striking how strongly the crowd responded when people from the stage spoke against the Bush regime’s handling of Hurricane Katrina as well as the brutal killing of Sean Bell by the New York Police Department’s 50 shots, particularly the fists of anger and defiance that shot up from among the Black folks in the crowd.
Military mother Elaine Brower, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, Green Party co-chair Steve Cramer, Paul Magno of the Torture Abolition Coalition, Kevin Zeese of Democracy Rising and others took turns at the mic. Some expressed their hope that the new Congress will listen and respond to the demands of the people to get out of the brutal war in Iraq.
Cindy Sheehan was greeted with enthusiasm as she spoke movingly about the cost of the Iraq war in the lives of Iraqi people and the need for people to hold the new Congress’ feet to the fire to impeach Bush and end the war in Iraq. Reverend Lennox Yearwood of the Hip Hop Caucus delivered a stirring challenge to the audience to cross traditional color lines and bring together the streams of outrage around U.S. immigration policy, against the treatment of people in New Orleans, and against the war into a unified movement against a regime that is endangering us all. I spoke for World Can’t Wait, focusing on the complicity of the Democrats in accepting and promoting the whole logic of Bush’s so-called “War on Terror” and the need for people to rise up in massive political upheaval to bring this whole direction to a halt.
As the rally came to a close, a recording of Pink’s scathing “Dear Mr. President” filled the air. And protesters in Guantánamo orange jumpsuits lined up on the street, each with a four-foot-tall letter spelling out “The World Can’t Wait - Drive Out the Bush Regime!” and then marched towards the capital, drawing support from many people on the street who raised concerns ranging from stem cell research to the discarding of the Geneva Conventions.
Meanwhile, the Senate building was being redecorated with immense, truth-telling banners. One that hung 30 by 10 feet and proclaimed: “War, Lies, Torture—We Will Not Be Silent,” was flashed on several major news programs. Senators came out with their eyes wide and jaws open while federal workers gathered to admire and appreciate this message.
That evening, 300 people crowded in to the National Press Club to listen to Michael Ratner, Cindy Sheehan, John Nichols, Daniel Ellsberg, myself and a video message from Gore Vidal in a program emceed by David Swanson of After Downing Street. Together we laid out the crimes of the Bush regime, from the war of aggression against Iraq and legalization of torture which constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, to the frontal assault on women’s reproductive rights and the rights of gay people, the danger to the environment, the suppression of science and critical thought, the official promotion of Christian fundamentalism, and the criminal response to Hurricane Katrina.....
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:34 PM
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Record-Breaking Speed for Flexible Silicon
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, have made ultra-thin silicon transistors that operate more than 50 times faster than previous flexible-silicon devices. The advance could help make possible flexible high-end electronics that would be useful in a variety of applications, from computers to communication. Jack Ma, professor of electrical and computer engineering and lead researcher on the project, is interested in using flexible electronics to redesign large-scale antennas that could be molded in the shape of, say, an airplane. For instance, radar antennas could be made to cover a large area on an airplane, he says, increasing sensitivity and area of coverage.
Most flexible electronics, such as those used in e-paper and roll-up displays for mobile devices, rely on transistors made of either organic polymers, printed directly on a plastic substrate, or amorphous, or noncrystalline, silicon. However, transistors made of these materials can't perform at the gigahertz speeds needed for complex circuitry or antennas. "People have for some time been able to make slow flexible electronics," but the speed of the transistors has been limited, says Max Lagally, professor of materials science and physics at the University of Wisconsin and collaborator of Ma. The next step, he says, has been to make the transistors out of high-quality, single-crystal silicon instead of organic polymers and amorphous silicon because electrons simply move faster in single-crystal silicon.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:02 PM
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Texico
The United States has conquered two sovereign nations yet can't defend its own border. This is proof that the War on Terror is manufactured in Washington D.C. More HERE.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:58 AM
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Mahmood Rides Again!
Mahmood Al-Yousif, the author of Mahmood's Den, fell off a Segway and broke his back a couple of months ago.
Here he is back on one. I hope he is more careful this time around.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 7:01 PM
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Kilts
Kilt \Kilt\, n. [OGael. cealt clothes, or rather perh. fr. Dan.
kilte op to truss, tie up, tuck up.]
A kind of short petticoat, reaching from the waist to the
knees, worn in the Highlands of Scotland by men, and in the
Lowlands by young boys; a filibeg. [Written also kelt.]
Have you ever wondered what Scotsmen wear under their kilts? Here is the proof you have been looking for.
Shhhhh!!! Let's keep it a secret!
kilte op to truss, tie up, tuck up.]
A kind of short petticoat, reaching from the waist to the
knees, worn in the Highlands of Scotland by men, and in the
Lowlands by young boys; a filibeg. [Written also kelt.]
Have you ever wondered what Scotsmen wear under their kilts? Here is the proof you have been looking for.
Shhhhh!!! Let's keep it a secret!
posted by Citizen Quasar at 4:30 PM
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Chiang Ti Ming Dies
SEREMBAN: Boy genius Chiang Ti Ming, who died on Saturday, was buried yesterday at the Jalan Sikamat Christian Cemetery.
The cause of his death is unknown and family members were tight-lipped at the funeral.
Chiang made the headlines in 1989 when, as a 12-year-old, he was accepted into the prestigious California Institute of Technology (Caltech) to study physics.
He went on to pursue a doctorate in the field of "Super String Theory" in 1992 at Cornell University, an Ivy League institution.
Not much was known about Chiang after his initial "fame", though in 1993, he suffered a personal tragedy when his four-year-old sister Eei Wern drowned at the swimming pool of the Seremban International Golf Club.
In 2002, it was reported that he was admitted to a hospital in Kuala Lumpur after suffering from depression.
Dr Lee Fah Onn, the president of INTI International University College, said Chiang was a student at INTI, which arranged and prepared him for admission to Caltech in 1989.
He said Chiang was a very special student as he had the ability to understand abstract ideas.
The cause of his death is unknown and family members were tight-lipped at the funeral.
Chiang made the headlines in 1989 when, as a 12-year-old, he was accepted into the prestigious California Institute of Technology (Caltech) to study physics.
He went on to pursue a doctorate in the field of "Super String Theory" in 1992 at Cornell University, an Ivy League institution.
Not much was known about Chiang after his initial "fame", though in 1993, he suffered a personal tragedy when his four-year-old sister Eei Wern drowned at the swimming pool of the Seremban International Golf Club.
In 2002, it was reported that he was admitted to a hospital in Kuala Lumpur after suffering from depression.
Dr Lee Fah Onn, the president of INTI International University College, said Chiang was a student at INTI, which arranged and prepared him for admission to Caltech in 1989.
He said Chiang was a very special student as he had the ability to understand abstract ideas.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 4:13 PM
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
The Graveyard Shift II
There is an article that has been circulating for the last couple of days which I find worthy of comment. [Also, if you view the article, note the date and time that it was posted and compare that with this post. I wonder if EST is on the other side of the International Dateline from CST.] This article poses a theoretical framework for a type of (microbial) life that may exist on Mars. The article goes on to say that a life detecting experiment on board the Viking landers may have inadvertently killed this type of life. The form of life proposed is based on hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) instead of water (H20). This chemical difference purportedly allows cellular structures to exist in the sub-freezing temperatures on Mars without cracking and being destroyed. This type of life may also suck water vapor out of the Martian air.
The Viking landers had a scoop, of sorts, that retrieved a sample of soil and poured water onto it. As I understand it, this would have caused any (bacterial) life forms fashioned after Terrestrial life to release gases and cause a change of temperature in the experimental chamber. Neither of these occurrences were detected. Alas, this experiment would have drowned any hydrogen peroxide based life forms. If this form of life is only, presently, a theoretical proposition, and this is a brand new theory, and the scientific life-seeking experiments included on the Viking landers had no expectation of the existence of such a life form, then why did this article make the news?
Stop right there. Enter "my favorite nut case" : Richard C. Hoagland. Among his other claims to fame, Richard C. Hoagland was the science advisor to Walter Cronkite during the Apollo 11 moon landing. He presently serves as the (unpaid) science advisor to the Caost to Coast AM radio show hosted by George Noory. This radio show airs locally on KTOK, 1000 AM, at midnight CST. This radio show usually focuses on wacky stuff. Yet, as I saw from their website that Richard C. Hoagland was on during hour number one addressing this article, and I was up late, I tuned in and listened.
Now, Richard C. Hoagland's web site is The Enterprise Mission. It is full of unusual information that is questionable yet scientifically valid. One thing there (and you, dear reader, can verify this for yourself) is a theory of life on Mars based on research conducted in an extreme environment. The necessary qualifier for this theory to be valid is liquid water on Mars. Richard C. Hoagland then took official NASA [Never A Straight Answer] data to prove where aquifers are located on Mars. Lo and behold, NASA has announced the detection of liquid water on Mars...in just the last few days.
Hoagland goes deeper. He believes that there is evidence for fossilized life on Mars.
Hoagland is not alone in this belief.
Hoagland goes further. Hoagland even believes that there is evidence for an entire civilization that once inhabited Mars.
While Mr. Hoagland makes some far-fetched claims, NASA steadfastly refuses to adequately investigate these.
So, Richard C. Hoagland's opinion on the article in question is:
The CNN article is a psy-op to ease John Q. Ignorant...uh...er...I mean John Q. Public into believing that life might exist on Mars. His reasoning goes something like this:
"We, NASA, goofed with Viking, in that we did not have the information presented in said article for Viking's set of experiments. We simply did not have this information then. Now that we know better, we are willing to investigate this possibility on future space-probe missions to Mars. We are sorry. We promise to do better in the future."
As a footnote, Hoagland presented additional NASA Viking data that showed a temperature rise and a gaseous release in the Viking soil sample that activated on a 24.6 hour timetable, at sunrise, in accordance with the Martian day. He explained that this is indicative of a bacterial life form in existence on Mars that is eating breakfast...and that it probably only eats once a day.
Go figure...and trust your government.
The Viking landers had a scoop, of sorts, that retrieved a sample of soil and poured water onto it. As I understand it, this would have caused any (bacterial) life forms fashioned after Terrestrial life to release gases and cause a change of temperature in the experimental chamber. Neither of these occurrences were detected. Alas, this experiment would have drowned any hydrogen peroxide based life forms. If this form of life is only, presently, a theoretical proposition, and this is a brand new theory, and the scientific life-seeking experiments included on the Viking landers had no expectation of the existence of such a life form, then why did this article make the news?
Stop right there. Enter "my favorite nut case" : Richard C. Hoagland. Among his other claims to fame, Richard C. Hoagland was the science advisor to Walter Cronkite during the Apollo 11 moon landing. He presently serves as the (unpaid) science advisor to the Caost to Coast AM radio show hosted by George Noory. This radio show airs locally on KTOK, 1000 AM, at midnight CST. This radio show usually focuses on wacky stuff. Yet, as I saw from their website that Richard C. Hoagland was on during hour number one addressing this article, and I was up late, I tuned in and listened.
Now, Richard C. Hoagland's web site is The Enterprise Mission. It is full of unusual information that is questionable yet scientifically valid. One thing there (and you, dear reader, can verify this for yourself) is a theory of life on Mars based on research conducted in an extreme environment. The necessary qualifier for this theory to be valid is liquid water on Mars. Richard C. Hoagland then took official NASA [Never A Straight Answer] data to prove where aquifers are located on Mars. Lo and behold, NASA has announced the detection of liquid water on Mars...in just the last few days.
Hoagland goes deeper. He believes that there is evidence for fossilized life on Mars.
Hoagland is not alone in this belief.
Hoagland goes further. Hoagland even believes that there is evidence for an entire civilization that once inhabited Mars.
While Mr. Hoagland makes some far-fetched claims, NASA steadfastly refuses to adequately investigate these.
So, Richard C. Hoagland's opinion on the article in question is:
The CNN article is a psy-op to ease John Q. Ignorant...uh...er...I mean John Q. Public into believing that life might exist on Mars. His reasoning goes something like this:
"We, NASA, goofed with Viking, in that we did not have the information presented in said article for Viking's set of experiments. We simply did not have this information then. Now that we know better, we are willing to investigate this possibility on future space-probe missions to Mars. We are sorry. We promise to do better in the future."
As a footnote, Hoagland presented additional NASA Viking data that showed a temperature rise and a gaseous release in the Viking soil sample that activated on a 24.6 hour timetable, at sunrise, in accordance with the Martian day. He explained that this is indicative of a bacterial life form in existence on Mars that is eating breakfast...and that it probably only eats once a day.
Go figure...and trust your government.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:18 PM
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Monday, January 08, 2007
Sunday, January 07, 2007
Pat Robertson Speaks With God
Pat Robertson calls God a liar
God! Still The One
Hey, Pat, Poot Gingrich aleady told us this. If God really told you this, why did God not tell you which city would be nuked?
Nice call on the game, God.
God! Still The One
Hey, Pat, Poot Gingrich aleady told us this. If God really told you this, why did God not tell you which city would be nuked?
Nice call on the game, God.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:50 PM
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Meet Stanley Monteith II: The Brotherhood of Darkness
Let's take another look at Dr. Monteith.
This video is about 1 3/4 hours long. It will take a while to load. Dr. Monteith speaks for about an hour and then answers questions from the audience for about a half hour. A good sampling of the video may be found by viewing the segment from 11 minutes to 21 minutes into the video.
Dr. Monteith, unfortunately, is a Christian and plugs Christianity once or twice during his lecture and then several times during the question and answer session. However, his vast knowledge of the powers that be makes this video well worth watching and is the reason that I have posted it.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:17 PM
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Saturday, January 06, 2007
Meet Stanely Monteith
There are a number of videos on the Internet by Stanley Monteith.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 5:33 PM
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Friday, January 05, 2007
Border Wars
"Armed Mexican drug smugglers ransacked a National Guard unit in the Arizona desert this week, contradicting immigrant advocates’ portrait of a U.S.-Mexico border crossed only by humble and desperate migrants in pursuit of the American dream.
The attack took place late at night in a portion of the Arizona-Mexico border near Nogales that is well known as a drug corridor. In fact, the 120-mile stretch of desert is the U.S. Border Patrol Tucson sector’s busiest for drug seizures. Last year alone, 124,000 pounds of narcotics were confiscated in the area.
Evidently aware that the U.S. National Guard is helping the overwhelmed Border Patrol man these remote portions of the border, the violent Mexican drug smugglers used force to assure their cargo made it safely into the country. The National Guardsmen were forced to retreat and eventually, the attackers scrambled back into Mexico..."
Story is HERE and HERE.
The attack took place late at night in a portion of the Arizona-Mexico border near Nogales that is well known as a drug corridor. In fact, the 120-mile stretch of desert is the U.S. Border Patrol Tucson sector’s busiest for drug seizures. Last year alone, 124,000 pounds of narcotics were confiscated in the area.
Evidently aware that the U.S. National Guard is helping the overwhelmed Border Patrol man these remote portions of the border, the violent Mexican drug smugglers used force to assure their cargo made it safely into the country. The National Guardsmen were forced to retreat and eventually, the attackers scrambled back into Mexico..."
Story is HERE and HERE.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 10:19 AM
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Thursday, January 04, 2007
Oklahoma Rising: The Rose Bowl 2007 Rocket-man Float
Video shows a rocket-man flying out of a birthday cake atop the float. 2007 is Oklahoma's centennial year as a state.
The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority (OSIDA) plans to open a spaceport in 2007. Oklahoma's aerospace company is called Rocketplane. Armadillo Aerospace presently uses the spaceport located at Burns Flat, Oklahoma. The name for the float "Oklahoma Rising" speaks to these facts.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 5:58 PM
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Fuck the Bushes and Good Riddance to Gerald Ford
Daddy Bush Attacks JFK "Conspiracy Theorists"
Former President triumphs Warren Commission at Ford's funeral; Are the Bush's breaking down?
Bush = Nazis.
Prison Planet | January 3, 2007
Paul Joseph Watson
During his speech at the funeral service for Gerald Ford, former President George H.W. Bush bashed JFK "conspiracy theorists" and defended the Warren Commission report, another odd public outburst indicative of a crime family whose decades of misdeeds may finally be catching up with them.
"After a deluded gunman assassinated President Kennedy, our nation turned to Gerald Ford and a select handful of others to make sense of that madness," said Bush. "And the conspiracy theorists can say what they will , but the Warren Commission report will always have the final definitive say on this tragic matter. Why? Because Jerry Ford put his name on it and Jerry Ford's word was always good."
The only thing Ford was good for was running defense for criminals when he pardoned the remorseless Richard Nixon and others after Watergate, allowing larcenous felons to walk free and leaving the legacy in place that it's OK to break the law if you are the President, a form of absolutism that has been keenly inherited by the current crop of crooks, including Dick Cheney who praised Ford for 'allowing the nation to heal' by protecting a cadre of organized crime gangsters.
Of course, all of this had nothing to do with liberals or conservatives, bricklayers or office clerks," writes Kurt Nimmo , "It had to do with breaking the law, with “dirty tricks,” snooping on political opponents, sabotaging Democratic presidential candidates, going after Daniel Ellsberg for the public service he provided by bringing the Pentagon Papers to light, ordering the FBI to investigate CBS News reporter Daniel Schorr, discussing the possibility of having newspaper columnist Jack Anderson assassinated, and other crimes (evading taxes, accepting illicit campaign contributions, ordering secret bombings, and harassing opponents with executive agencies, wiretaps, and break-ins), all of it culminating in Watergate."
There's no doubt that Ford, not unlike Saddam Hussein who died days after, knew where the bodies were buried and Bush was simply eulogizing his noble service in sweeping the JFK assassination under the rug, shielding Poppy himself from serious questions about his own involvement in events at Dealy Plaza.
As Wayne Madsen comments, "The elder Bush cannot really remember where he was on November 22, 1963. He later claimed he was in Tyler, Texas although there is evidence that he was checked into the Dallas Sheraton Hotel that day. Mr. Bush, the conspiracy theorists will continue to say what they will until you start telling the truth about Zapata, deMohrenshildt, Mongoose, New Orleans, and JM/WAVE."
Bush senior's outburst marks the second time in the same amount of months that he has felt the need to publicly attack those who would normally be relegated to the fringes of political discourse by big media consensus.
During an appearance with his wife Barbara on Fox News in November, George Bush senior slammed Internet bloggers for creating an adversarial and ugly climate, echoing the rhetoric of fellow Neo-Cons and the White House itself in trashing the reputation of the world wide web and the political blogosphere.
The fact that Bush is being pressured into bad mouthing so-called "conspiracy theorists" and bloggers proves that the chorus of dissent is beginning to make these cretins lose some sleep at night.
The Bush family as a whole is starting to exhibit some seriously offbeat behavior that suggests their decades of underhand chicanery, murders, cover-ups and scams are finally beginning to catch up with them.
Last month Bush senior burst into tears during a speech at his son Jeb's leadership forum. Jeb Bush himself recently declared that he "had no future" in politics. George W. Bush's obvious deteriorating mental acumen, characterized by a consistent supply of "Bushisms," has led several commentators to conclude that the current President is in the early stages of pre-senile dementia. The Bush daughters' behavior doesn't seem to be maturing with age either after U.S. Embassy officials strongly urged them to cut short last month's escapade in Argentina.
Are the Bush's breaking down? Is the fact that the President is less popular than Osama Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein and Satan combined finally starting to provoke pangs of conscience amongst the notorious crime family?
Do any of the Bush's even have a conscience?
No, Paul, NONE of them have a conscience. They are all crooks, murderers, and sex perverts.
I am particularly offended that "Daddy" Bush has recently bashed bloggers saying that bloggers disrupt the political process in this country. As the political process in this country includes killing and enslaving us all, I am glad to do my part. Also, having worked in Dealey Plaza for 4 1/2 years and having spoken to over 1/4 of a million people including many of the principles, I can assure anyone that those who do NOT believe in a conspiracy (8%) are definitely neurotic.
Thanks for the article. Fuck the Bushes and Gerald Ford.
"Did it make you think?"
---Bob Goodman
posted by Citizen Quasar at 11:33 AM
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Wednesday, January 03, 2007
"FBI Did NOT Follow All Links to...OKC Bombing"
"An investigation never does any good...That's why I left the country."
---Jesse Ventura, former governor of Minnesota and former member of United States Navy Underwater Demolition Team 12 and United States Navy SEAL Team 1.
posted by Citizen Quasar at 1:51 PM
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Dissenter Silenced. You Could Be Next!
In a small town in America called "Colville, [Washington(?)]" a 5'3" 53-year old woman named Shirley Anderson sent a letter to the editor of her local newspaper. She also posted a copy of the letter with the local library. The local police police then showed up at her door. They beat her to the floor, then dragged her out to the street in sub-freezing weather where she passed out. She then woke up in a pool of blood and was taken to the local hospital where she had seven staples put in her head. She was charged with resisting arrest. The trial will be held in late January 2007. Furthermore, she was told that if she visited the Colville library again that she will be arrested.
Her letter follows:
A Peace Treaty was signed between the US Government and Vietnam in 1973, but peace did not come and alas Saigon fell to the Vietcong in 1975, over three
decades ago.
It was an incredible time on many fronts holding memories, joyous, painful and otherwise momentous. A young wife with a new home, I was busy raising my pre-schooler son, delivering mail for the USPS by day and attending college at night. Like most Americans I stayed glued to the television as aircraft landed in 1975 and thin men, all ambulatory, de-boarded in their Class-A's, home from the war and imprisonment by the enemy. Thirty-one years since elapsed. As a lyricist once said, "...but that was yesterday, and yesterday's gone..." America lost 58,000 military to death in those years of profiteering.
Nationally syndicated columnist Andy Rooney some time ago gave an excellent commentary on the deaths incurred by our always war-mongering nation---HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS. I wish I could quote it here in its' entirety but that is Mr. Rooney's work, not mine.
To quote:
Every American knows this one:
In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted. Only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial
and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals, so that security and liberty may prosper together.
Akin to, and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial-military posture, has been the technological revolution during recent decades.
In this revolution, research has become central; it also becomes more formalized, complex, and costly. A steadily increasing share is conducted for, by, or at the direction of, the Federal government.
Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields. In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery, has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity. For every old blackboard there are now hundreds of new electronic computers.
The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present.
Above is excerpted from President Eisenhower's farewell address to the nation on January 17, 1961.
Another often this decade erroneously attributed to Julius Caesar and/or William Shakespeare is:
Beware the leader who bangs the drums of war in order to whip the citizenry into a patriotic fervor, for patriotism is indeed a double-edged sword. It both emboldens the blood, just as it narrows the mind. And when the drums of war have reached a fever pitch and the blood boils with hate and the mind has closed, the leader will have no need in seizing the rights of the citizenry. Rather, the citizenry, infused with fear and blinded by patriotism, will offer up all of their rights unto the leader and gladly so. How do I know? For this is what I have done. And I am Caesar.
Take heed of those who fabricate war, invent WMDs and catalysts like the Twin Towers (3,000 dead) to take from you your rights in the name of fear-induced "terror."
As of today, December 11, 2006 CNN reports 2932 American military dead in Iraq. This does not include private contractors, journalists et al. To see their photos of these young people used as cannon fodder in the name of the Global Elite and their PSYOPS, visit CNN and other sources you elect to research.
Just as the assassination of JFK was a coup d'etat, a prelude to war, so as well was the carefully planned execution of the controlled demolition of the Twin Towers le coup d'etat. Likewise The 911 Commission Report is probably the worst "conspiracy theory" since the "magic bullet" of the CFR-fabricated Warren Commission. (We all need to read 911 Commission: Omissions and Distortions by Professor David Ray Griffin PhD available at SCL).
Most people are not aware that until September 10th, Marvin Bush was the Chief of Security of The Twins or that seven of the so-called "suicide bombers" are alive and well. Is that not like Mark Twain saying "the rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated?"
Yet this was the catalyst to send America's alpha male and female into battle and to take from the Iraqi people their water, sewer, electricity, their cities, their homes and families.
Whether the Spanish-American, The Revolutionary, The War of 1812, The Civil, WWI&II, The Korean Conflict, Vietnam, Deserts' Storm and Shield or the bogus and deadly Iraqi Freedom, war serves two purposes and two only; it pads the coffers of the Globalists, The Elitists Illuminati families such as the Rockefellers', Rothchilds', Russells', Ruthefords, Duponts' et al and it exceeds all expectations in "attrition of the masses." If the alpha young adult is being shot at and maimed, killed, he is not at home getting an education courting wedding and re-producing. Simple economics of population control.
Last Friday I passed three older persons picketing in front of Colville's
two military recruitment centers. They were identified by their placards as of the "Veterans For Peace" and carried signs asking the public to honor veterans and stop war. Am I understanding this? They are not asking us to honor the boys and girls commandeered currently as "expendable commodities" for the Halliburton Bush-Cheney profiteers and their illegal American invasion and occupation of Iraq? Are they educating the military boys inside these centers? Are they educating would-be soldiers and sailors? They are asking us to honor them while 18-25 year olds are being lost daily?
Some people prefer to be sheeple-people and chattel-cattle. Perhaps that is why Christ so often referred to humans as "sheep." Very dumb animals who can see only in front of their own faces and will follow the one in front to fall over a precipice.
The major media will not educate you. They have received over 1.8 billion in illegal funds from the Bush family to see to it you are told lies. Your churches are not preparing you for the reality of events to come. They subscribe to the sheeple-people mentality to remain in good graces with their 501C3 tax-exempt status.
To the mindless and spineless who ever so altruistically state they support the Nazi terrorist invasion of Iraq, I salute you...in a way. Just let me know and I'll call the feds to let them know you need arms, gear and passage on a C-130. Tell the "gubmint" you are replacing a soldier or sailor who is to be ETS'd for home.
Thank you
Shirley M. Anderson RN
posted by Citizen Quasar at 12:11 PM
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Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Monday, January 01, 2007
Saddam Being Hanged
Here is an historic Saddam video.
(Hat tip to Jim Marrs for this video.)
Citizen Quasar says: Saddam is still alive!
posted by Citizen Quasar at 6:57 AM
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