Osama bin Laden - - Had Some Help

http://www.libertyforum.org/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=news_government&Number=293255425#Post293255425

Drobna poznamka k ovlivnovani lidske psychiky, zalozena na fyzikalni realite.
Existuji prinejmensim dva zpusoby, jak vytvorit dojem "slyseni hlasu".
1.Starsi "Microwafe auditory effect"
V 60.letech bylo pozorovano, ze si obluha radaru stezuje ne "cvakani v usich", ktere nebylo spojeno s akustickym signalem.Zkoumanim jevu se ukazalo, ze mikrovlny z jisteho rozsahu frekvenci a intenzite vytvari v kochlearnim aparatu tepelnou razovou vlnu, ktera vytvari u subjektu dojem, ze neco slysi.
Vhodnou modulaci lze takto vytvaret "hlasy".
2.Generace nizsich frekvenci diky nelinearite pomoci ultrazvuku
Pri jiste intenzite ultrazvuku jsou generovany vlny o nizsi frekvenci.Vhodnou modulaci lze opet vytvaret hlasy.Viz fa American Technology.Pokud mi je znamo tato zalezitost je momentalne testovana v Iraku.

Je jasne, ze oba zminovane efekty je mozne pouzit podstatne mene zabavnymi zpusoby...

New Pentagon Vision Transforms War Agenda

by Bruce K. Gagnon

Global Network Space Newsletter 16 Winter 2005
www.globalresearch.ca 6 January 2005

The URL of this article is: http://globalresearch.ca/articles/GAG501A.html

1) NEW PENTAGON VISION TRANSFORMS WAR AGENDA

Pentagon transformation is well underway. The U.S. military is increasingly being converted into a global oil protection service. Secretary of War Donald Rumsfeld has a "strategy guy" whose job is to teach this new way of warfare to high-level military officers from all branches of services and to top level CIA operatives. Thomas Barnett is a professor at the Navy War College in Rhode Island. He is author of the controversial book The Pentagon¹s New Map that identifies a "non-integrating gap" in the world that is resisting corporate globalization. Barnett defines the gap as parts of Latin America, Africa, Middle East and Central Asia all of which are key oil-producing regions of the world.

In what Barnett calls a "Grand March of History" he claims that the U.S. military must be transformed in order to preemptively take control of the gap, so the U.S. can "manage" the global distribution of resources, people, energy, and money. (It has long predicted that the gap between rich and poor around the world will continue to widen and that the Pentagon will be used to keep the boot on the necks of the people of the third world to the benefit of corporate globalization.)

Barnett predicts that U.S. unilateralism will lead to the "inevitability of war." Referring to Hitler in a recent presentation, Barnett reminded his military audience that the Nazi leader never asked for permission before invading other countries. Thus, the end to multi-lateralism.

Barnett argues that the days of arms talks and international treaties are over. "There is no secret where we are going," he says as he calls for a "new ordering principle" at the Department of Defense (DoD). Barnett maintains that as jobs move out of the U.S. the primary export product of the nation will be "security." Global energy demand will necessitate U.S. control of the oil producing regions. "We will be fighting in Central Africa in 20 years," Barnett predicts.

In order to implement this new military vision," Barnett maintains that the U.S. military must move away from its often-competing mix of Air Force-Navy-Army-Marines toward two basic military services. One he names Leviathan, which he defines as the kick ass, wage war, special ops, and not under the purview of the international criminal court. Give us your angry, video game-playing 18-19 year olds, for the Leviathan force, Barnett says. Once a country is conquered by Leviathan, Barnett says the U.S. will have to have a second military force that he calls Systems Administration. This force he describes as the "proconsul" of the empire, boots on the ground, the police force to control the local populations. This group, Barnett says, "will never come home."

Barnett¹s plan is essentially underway today. New fast, flexible, and efficient projection forces with "lily pad" bases are now being developed for control of the gap. Over the next decade, the military will abandon 35% of the Cold War-era bases it uses abroad as it seeks to expand the network of bare-bones sites in the gap. The planned changes, once completed, will result in the most profound "reordering" of U.S. military forces overseas since the current global arrangements were set 50 years ago.

According to Michael Klare, professor of Peace Studies at Hampshire College, "American troops are now risking their lives on a daily basis to protect the flow of petroleum. In Colombia, Saudi Arabia, and the Republic of Georgia, U.S. personnel are spending their days and nights protecting pipelines and refineries, or supervising the local forces assigned to this mission."

Klare continues, "The DoD has stepped up its arms deliveries to military forces in Angola and Nigeria, and is helping to train their officers and enlisted personnel; meanwhile, Pentagon officials have begun to look for permanent bases in the area, focusing on Senegal, Ghana, Mali, Uganda and Kenya." The Wall Street Journal has reported that "a key mission for U.S. forces (in Africa) would be to ensure that Nigeria¹s oil fields, which in the future could account for as much as 25% of all U.S. oil imports, are secure."

National Guard units across the U.S. are now being assigned the task of developing on-going basing relationships with each nation on the African continent.

Role of Space Technology

The Bush administration is also exploring the possibility of expanding the emerging missile defense system into Eastern Europe as an element in the strategic containment of Russia, China and the Middle East. The Pentagon has been negotiating with Hungary, Romania, Poland and the Czech Republic about one or more of them hosting new missile defense bases. Oil-rich Iran is to be encircled by missile defense posts in Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

In order to pull all of this together the Pentagon claims it will need "a God¹s-eye view" of the world. A new "internet in the sky" is now being built for the wars of the future. Costing well over $200 billion, the new web would give war machines and military forces a common language, instantly emitting an encyclopedia of lethal information about all enemies.

According to Art Cebrowski, director of the Pentagon¹s Office of Force Transformation, "What we are really talking about is a new theory of war." The military wants to know "everything of interest to us, all the time," says one Pentagon insider. Military intelligence including secret satellite surveillance covering most of the Earth will be posted on the war net and shared with troops. "The essence of net-centric warfare is our ability to deploy a war-fighting force anywhere, anytime. Information technology is the key to that."

Thus U.S. military and economic control of the gap will be dependent on a system of networked computers. Fusing weapons, secret intelligence and soldiers in a global network what the military calls net-centric warfare will, they say, change the military in a way the Internet changed business and culture.

abyss: zkus adobe image ready anebo zmackni na klavesnici "print screen" a pastni si to do photoshopu, orez a uloz

Cover story

The other tsunami

While the sea may have killed tens of thousands, western policies kill millions every year. Yet even amid disaster, a new politics of community and morality is emerging. By John Pilger

The west's crusaders, the United States and Britain, are giving less to help the tsunami victims than the cost of a Stealth bomber or a week's bloody occupation of Iraq. The bill for George Bush's coming inauguration party would rebuild much of the coastline of Sri Lanka. Bush and Blair increased their first driblets of "aid" only when it became clear that people all over the world were spontaneously giving millions and that a public relations problem beckoned. The Blair government's current "generous" contribution is one-sixteenth of the £800m it spent on bombing Iraq before the invasion and barely one-twentieth of a £1bn gift, known as a soft loan, to the Indonesian military so that it could acquire Hawk fighter-bombers.

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The hypocrisy, narcissism and dissembling propaganda of the rulers of the world and their sidekicks are in full cry. Superlatives abound as to their humanitarian intent while the division of humanity into worthy and unworthy victims dominates the news. The victims of a great natural disaster are worthy (though for how long is uncertain) while the victims of man-made imperial disasters are unworthy and very often unmentionable. Somehow, reporters cannot bring themselves to report what has been going on in Aceh, supported by "our" government. This one-way moral mirror allows us to ignore a trail of destruction and carnage that is another tsunami.

Consider the plight of Afghanistan, where clean water is unknown and death in childbirth common. At the Labour Party conference in 2001, Tony Blair announced his famous crusade to "reorder the world" with the pledge: "To the Afghan people, we make this commitment . . . We will not walk away . . . we will work with you to make sure [a way is found] out of the miserable poverty that is your present existence." The Blair government was on the verge of taking part in the conquest of Afghanistan, in which as many as 25,000 civilians died. In all the great humanitarian crises in living memory, no country suffered more and none has been helped less. Just 3 per cent of all international aid spent in Afghanistan has been for reconstruction, 84 per cent is for the US-led military "coalition" and the rest is crumbs for emergency aid. What is often presented as reconstruction revenue is private investment, such as the $35m that will finance a proposed five-star hotel, mostly for foreigners. An adviser to the minister of rural affairs in Kabul told me his government had received less than 20 per cent of the aid promised to Afghan-istan. "We don't even have enough money to pay wages, let alone plan reconstruction," he said.

The reason, unspoken of course, is that Afghans are the unworthiest of victims. When US helicopter gunships repeatedly machine-gunned a remote farming village, killing as many as 93 civilians, a Pentagon official was moved to say, "The people there are dead because we wanted them dead."

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vice:

http://www.newstatesman.com/nscoverstory.htm

MATT: Klubek pyramidologu?

zdarek.. nevim jestli to sem vubec patri, ale tak narychlo sem nenasel adekvatni klub, tak me kdyztak nasmerujte..

tedka sem docet tehle clanek, je o tom co mohlo zpusobit ten brutalni vypadek el. proudu tenkrat ve statech, rozebiraj tam navigacni system Omega, kerej bez vedomi danejch vlad muze slouzit jako vysilace velmi nizkejch vln naladanejch na rezonanci zemekoule. ma jit o vynalez Nikolaje Tesly. vpodstate by diky nim melo jit ovladat pocasi a dalsi kouzla s hmotou... cela ta vec prej vypada jako velky sapito. mno a me napdlo, jestli nahodou podobny zarizeni nebyli pyramidy? docela by tomu napovidali ty rozmery nekerejch pyramid kery sou ruzny nasobky rozmeru zemekoule, tj by tam sli generovat adekvatne naladeny vlny...
k tomuhle napadu me nejspis doved tehle clanek co sem cet tak pred rokem http://mujweb.cz/veda/mikrovlna/ (od pulky je slovenskej preklad)

co myslite?

(a je tu nakej adekvatni klubit na takovoudle 'alternativni fyziku' a podobny vecicky o kerejch se pise na mwm.cz ?

JAXXE: Jenom ten poslední obrázek potřebuju, ne tu celou animaci... :-((

2004 - rok mučení
Yoram Gat
(více o autorovi=>>)
7.1.2005

Tento článek je v podstatě pouze výčtem mučících metod používaných Američany v uplynulém roce. Byl sestaven z oficiálních amerických dokumentů. Seznam neobsahuje ta obvinění ze strany vězňů, která nebyla potvrzena ze strany jejich amerických věznitelů (jinými slovy, nepřiznali-li se sami dozorci, obvinění bylo ignorováno).


(Číslo v závorce znamená odkaz na zdroj za článkem.)

Vnucená injekce trankvilizéru (uklidňujícího prostředku) (1)

Vězeň navlečen do oděvu znemožňující smyslové vnímání, oči zakryty brýlemi se začerněnými skly (1)

Pobyt v izolaci na samotce (1)

Spoutání v nepohodlné pozici po mnoho hodin (1)

Odpírání použití toalety, vězeň ponechán, aby se pomočil a pokálel. Ponechán ve svých výkalech až 24 hodin (1),(5)

Vystavení vřeštivé hudbě nebo intenzivním zvukům podobným mňoukání (1)

Vnucený klystýr (1)

Odpírání spánku (1)

Oslepování blikajícím světlem (1)

Červenému kříži odmítnuta návštěva vězně (1)

Sexuální zesměšňování prováděné ženou vedoucí výslech (1)

Spoután v pozici plodu (jde o naše známé svázání do kozelce?) a ponechan po dobu 24 hodin a více (2)

Trápení hladem a žízní (2)

Vězeň vložen do spacího pytle a spoután elektrickým kabelem (3)

Přiškrcení, rdoušení (4)

Bití (4)

Strkání hořících cigaret do ucha (4)

Použití vojenských psů (4)

Znásilnění mladistvého vězně (4)

Připoutání řetězem ve studené místnosti(5)

Držení v přetopených místnostech (5)

Pálení (5)(6)

Elektrošoky (6)

Zabití (6)

Sexuální ponižování (6)

Předstírání, že vězeň bude popraven (6)

Vylévání vody na vězňovu hlavu (6)

Vězeň fotografován s pistolí mířící na jeho hlavu (6)

Polévání vězně alkoholem a následné zapálení (6)

Drcení varlat (6)

Strkání hlavně pušky do konečníku (6)

Strkání vězňovy hlavy do špíny, odpadků apod. (6)

Bití vězně prázdnou dvacetilitrovou plastikovou nádobou (6)

Použití taseru (7)

Přímé údery do obličeje (7)

Voják sedí na vězni, který je spoután a s kuklou na hlavě (8)

Vězeň je vlečen za krk, následně zemře (9)

Vězeň je nucen veřejně masturbovat (10)

Nazí vězni jsou nuceni tvořit ze svých těl pyramidu (10)

Připojení elektrod na ruce a nohy vězně v kápí, ten musí následně balancovat na podstavci. Neudrží-li se a spadne, dostane ránu elektrickým proudem (10)
...
http://www.zvedavec.org/clanky_1061.htm

klikni na tohle a dej save as/ulozit cil jako....

http://www.mcad.edu/home/faculty/szyhalski/spl/gifanimpost/disobey.GIF

JAXXE: Podporuje bushe a podporuje nekdo ji? Ten jeji pristup je trosku zvlastni... =))) (pokud to nazyvas intelektualnim postojem a ne demenci)

Jinak hodili byste sem pls celej ten obrazek disobey ulw? Hodim ho na tridni nastenku, ale takhle jak tam je se neda stahnout...

Hussein goes insane

02/24/2004 16:12

Saddam Hussein, who is currently being held captive by the Americans, is slowly going insane. This has been reported by Arab newspaper "Elaf" with a reference to members of the Red Cross organization.

Saddam's physical condition is almost perfect. He is decently treated and well fed. However, not so long ago, one could read a completely different account of Hussein's captivity.

Saddam started to have mental problems. At times, he would suddenly start mumbling something irrational. Afterwards, he would sit in total silence, without uttering a single word. Doctors assume that the Iraqi leader used to consume a lot of alcohol or used drugs in the past. At the same time, the symptoms could have been caused by his far from young age as well as death of his sons.

Hussein has several photographs of Udai and Kusai (his sons) in his cell. Interestingly, a portrait of Gerge W. Bush of an unknown origin also neatly hangs on the wall. This fact can be interpreted as another evidence of Hussein"s insanity. Had he been well, the former Iraqi leader would not have hung a picture of his enemy. And in case the portrait had been hung by someone other than Hussein, perhaps, the captive has gone crazy as a result of constantly staring at Bush' intellectual face.

In the meantime, according to a recently conducted poll, nearly 70% of Americans in the US support the idea of public broadcast of Saddam's execution. 21% of Americans are even willing to pay for watching Osama bin Laden being executed. Another 11% would like to enjoy watching the last moments of Hussein"s life. So there you have it, a democratic society with experience.

http://english.pravda.ru/world/20/91/368/12132_hussein.html

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Psychic security department protects Russian presidents from external psychological influence

01/06/2005 17:13

Americans have created radiators of modulated signals, which control people's behavior thousands of kilometers from afar

Yuri Malin, a former KGB officer, says that there was a special department in the structure of Russian secret services to protect top officials from malicious intentions of scientists and extrasensory individuals, who could create devices that were capable of affecting human psychology. Yuri Malin worked as a consultant of Boris Yeltsin's Federal Security Service.

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"The department was formed when someone found an eavesdropping device in the house of the Russian government. It was actually not a microphone, but a directional antenna. Specialists concluded that the antenna had been installed in the office to exert a psychological influence on the president.

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I know those people, who worked on psychic developments and those, who denounced them as something pseudo-scientific. Those were one and the same people actually. There were certain devices, which could drive a person to insanity. The goal of our department was to control, supervise and restrain this "weapon of mass manipulation."

http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/90/362/14790_psychic.html

Education Dept. paid commentator to promote law

By Greg Toppo, USA TODAY

Seeking to build support among black families for its education reform law, the Bush administration paid a prominent black pundit $240,000 to promote the law on his nationally syndicated television show and to urge other black journalists to do the same.

Williams on being paid to boost NCLB: "I wanted to do it because it's something I believe in."
AP

The campaign, part of an effort to promote No Child Left Behind (NCLB), required commentator Armstrong Williams "to regularly comment on NCLB during the course of his broadcasts," and to interview Education Secretary Rod Paige for TV and radio spots that aired during the show in 2004.

Williams said Thursday he understands that critics could find the arrangement unethical, but "I wanted to do it because it's something I believe in."

The top Democrat on the House Education Committee, Rep. George Miller of California, called the contract "a very questionable use of taxpayers' money" that is "probably illegal."

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The contract may be illegal "because Congress has prohibited propaganda," or any sort of lobbying for programs funded by the government, said Melanie Sloan of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. "And it's propaganda."

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Williams' contract was part of a $1 million deal with Ketchum that produced "video news releases" designed to look like news reports. The Bush administration used similar releases last year to promote its Medicare prescription drug plan, prompting a scolding from the Government Accountability Office, which called them an illegal use of taxpayers' dollars.

http://usatoday.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=USATODAY.com%2B-%2BWhite%2BHouse%2Bpaid%2Bcommentator%2Bto%2Bpromote%2Blaw&expire=&urlID=12798241&fb=Y&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fwashington%2F2005-01-06-williams-whitehouse_x.htm&partnerID=1660

abyss: ann coulter je celkem vlivna feministicko-probushovska-antiliberalni-ultrapravicova intelektualka ;)) ktera ma na konte nekolik US bestselleru... posledni se jmenoval "How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) : The World According to Ann Coulter"

vice treba tady: http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=Ann_Coulter

nebo na jeji homepage: http://www.anncoulter.org/

JAXXE: Co to je za sracku?=)

jinak UZASNEJ obrazek disobey unjust laws now... UZASNEJ!

mazec

interview s ann coulter...

On Jan. 3, I met Ann Coulter at an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side. She was glowing, stunning, radiant. Better than ever. She was wearing a powder blue shirt, black pants, black boots and a cross around her neck made of diamonds. I hadn’t seen her since the Republican convention. Since then, the President had been decisively re-elected, her book How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) hit the New York Times best-seller list, where it remains, and some dopes threw pies at her during a speech she was giving at the University of Arizona and missed.



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Why was 2004 a great year?

Ann Coulter: "I’m thinking about putting up a reward on my Web page for any liberal who will mention either Afghanistan or the Kurds," she said. "I mean, 85 percent of Iraq is free, it’s beautiful—we have about 300 troops patrolling the entire Kurdish area. These poor beleaguered Kurds are free, are happy, are dancing in the streets, and liberals simply won’t mention them. I certainly thought Afghanistan was going to be a tougher nut to crack than Iraq—the Russians couldn’t take Afghanistan! They’ve basically been at war for a hundred years—even when nobody’s there, they’re at war with one another. We took Afghanistan in a month, and now they’ve had elections and women vote, and they didn’t vote for some crazy lunatic mullahs. So that’s a pretty good year."

The Iraqi people didn’t seem to have that great a Christmas.

Ann Coulter: "That’s right! But they’ll be opening Christmas presents soon enough," she said. "And then they’ll be happy. We’ll see, but things are going pretty well, and in most cases better than expected. We’re going to transform the Middle East by the time Bush leaves office, or it will be within shouting distance of there. I think Arabs flying planes into our skyscrapers will be as likely as a Japanese kamikaze pilot."

What would have to happen to make you say it was a bad idea to invade?

Ann Coulter: "That’s a good question. It would be a mistake if we just futz around and the whole country became like one long Falluja. I thought we were wasting way too much time on that. This is a war, let’s go in and win it. Just take the city! I think if it got to the point where it was going on for six, seven years, and it was just Americans patrolling without killing anyone—I’m getting a little fed up with hearing about, oh, civilian casualties. I think we ought to nuke North Korea right now just to give the rest of the world a warning."

Nuke North Korea?

"Right—and this is tied to my point that, in Iraq, let the Marines do their job. There may be some civilian casualties—that’s known as war. Americans can live with that. And when did we become the guardian of the world to prevent all civilian casualties, ever—how about our civilians?"

After we bomb North Korea, what’s the next country we should invade?

"Iran. Though that’s the beauty part of Iraq: It may well not be necessary. Because precisely what I’m saying with nuking North Korea—despite that wonderful peace deal Madeline Albright negotiated with the North Koreans, six seconds before they feverishly began developing nuclear weapons. They’re a major threat. I just think it would be fun to nuke them and have it be a warning to the rest of the world."

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This column ran on page 2 in the 1/10/2005 edition of The New York Observer.

http://observer.com/pages/world.asp

super to si musim sehnat a zahrat :)

GAMES OF THE OCCULT







vice:

http://www.cremationofcare.com/illu_gamesoftheoccult.htm
http://www.jrskelton.com/ubi.htm

Forget OPEC. The next cartel may export drinking water.
Already, companies are locking up resources and selling abroad.

Some call him crazy, others, a genius - but if Terry Spragg is anything, he's a believer that filling up giant ocean-going bags with fresh water and towing them to water-poor regions can slake the thirst of nations and help deliver world peace.

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Forget OPEC. Some experts say the next cartel will be an organization of water-exporting countries. Others see more danger in local privatization of water, which could restrict access to the poor within nations.

"Water is blue gold, it's terribly precious," says Maude Barlow, who chairs for the Council of Canadians, an Ottawa-based citizens' watchdog. "Not too far in the future, we're going to see a move to surround and commodify the world's fresh water. Just as they've divvied up the world's oil, in the coming century there's going to be a grab."

Signs of corporate interest are already popping up. Pipelines for bulk water shipments are reported under consideration between Scotland and water-short England. Similar plans exist for Turkey to pipe water to central Europe and markets in Cyprus, Greece, Egypt, and Malta, Ms. Barlow says.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/1230/p13s01-sten.html