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RE: [Antisocial] Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist Offers $100,000 Prize (fwd)
I am a patriot fighting the real traitors who are destroying our democracy. I resent it when they call me delusional, he said. Tee hee hee... From: J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Antisocial] Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist Offers $100,000 Prize (fwd) Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 09:16:08 -0600 (CST) Thursday, Dec. 16, 2004 Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist Offers $100,000 Prize NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jimmy Walter has spent more than $3 million promoting a conspiracy theory the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States were an inside job and he is offering more cash to anyone who proves him wrong. The millionaire activist is so convinced of a government cover-up he is offering a $100,000 reward to any engineering student who can prove the World Trade Center buildings crashed the way the government says. Of course, we expect no winners, Walter, 57, heir to an $11 million fortune from his father's home building business, said in a telephone interview from California on Wednesday. He said a panel of expert engineers would judge submissions from the students. Next month, he also launches a nationwide contest seeking alternative theories from college and high school students about why New York's World Trade Center collapsed. The contest offers $10,000 to the best alternative theory, with 100 runner-up awards of $1,000. Winners will be chosen next June. The World Trade Center's twin towers were destroyed after hijackers slammed two commercial airliners into them. The attack in New York killed 2,749 people. Various official investigations give no credence to Walter's theory. A Sept. 11 commission spokesman did not return calls seeking comment. Walter insists there had to be explosives planted in the twin towers to cause them to fall as they did, and also rejects the official explanation for the damage done at the Pentagon. We have all the proof, said Walter, citing videotapes and testimony from witnesses. It wasn't 19 screw-ups from Saudi Arabia who couldn't pass flight school who defeated the United States with a set of box cutters, he said. He dismissed the official Sept. 11 commission report, saying, I don't trust any of these 'facts.' Walter has spent millions of dollars to bolster support for his case, running full-page ads in The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker and Newsweek, as well as alternative newspapers and 30-second TV spots. He points to a Zogby poll he commissioned last summer that showed 66 percent of New Yorkers wanted the 9/11 investigation reopened. Walter has spent about 30 percent of his net worth on his efforts. I am a patriot fighting the real traitors who are destroying our democracy. I resent it when they call me delusional, he said.
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http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20041215-075709-5911r United Press International: Report: Govt secrecy hurting warfighters By Shaun Waterman UPI Homeland and National Security Editor Published 12/15/2004 8:19 PM WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (UPI) -- The current system for protecting government information is outdated, almost unworkable and makes the information flow to the war fighter ... excessively constricted, according to a report prepared for the Department of Defense by a secretive scientific advisory panel. The panel, known as the Jason Group, reviewed the system used to classify sensitive government information at the request of the Office of Defense Research and Engineering in the Pentagon. The group concluded that the classification system is so unwieldy -- especially in battlefield situations -- that it is often bypassed altogether by frustrated military personnel and ought to be radically changed. Users, the report stated, see an overly rigid, out of date, bureaucratic structure of information classification ... and an individual clearance process that is glacially slow, and under which large numbers of fighting men and women are, in practical terms, unclearable. As a result, the report said, under-classification of documents -- often quietly justified as necessary for ease in transporting documents between meeting sites -- is a well known practice. For example, the report said that imagery from the top-secret Predator unmanned aerial reconnaissance vehicle is unclassified, with troops relying on an ad hoc system of operational practices to protect it. The current situation of out of date or operationally unimplementable rules, combined with widespread violation of those rules, is a bad place to be, concludes the report, a copy of which was obtained by United Press International from the Federation of American Scientist's Project on Government Secrecy. J. William Leonard, the federal government's secrecy watchdog, agreed in broad terms with the report's critique. I drawn a vast distinction between the tactical military environment and the bureaucracy here in Washington, Leonard, who runs the Information Security Oversight Office, told UPI. Under certain circumstances, like an imminent threat of terrorism, or on the battlefield, there can be greater damage caused by classifying and not sharing information. Leonard said that amendments to the classification system after Sept. 11, 2001, had given more flexibility to agencies to share classified information -- even with people not authorized to see it -- under such emergency circumstances. Even in day-to-day operations, he said, The system provides a degree of flexibility to agencies. But, he added, there is very little realization of this. I'm concerned that not enough use is made of this flexibility. But the report pointed out that this flexibility is very hard to calibrate. In the present system there is no way to turn up or down the knob that governs the tradeoff between security and operational needs. There is no way, in time of war or in a particular area of operations, to 'moderately increase' all players' access to secret information ... there are too few steps between highly secret and totally open, it stated. The report pointed out that the current system was devised in the 1940s and has remained basically unchanged since, despite the enormous revolution in information wrought by the advent of personal computers and the Internet. The classification system is a product of the industrial age, not the information age we live in now, Leonard said. It is a document-centered system, Leonard continued. We need a new framework for guarding national security information that is more suited to the information age and accounts for the huge changes there have been in the last 60 years. The Jason Group report concluded with a call for just such a system, one based on transactional risk -- that is the chance that any given transaction will be compromised, rather than on assigning a level of classification to a document based on the potential damage caused by disclosure. It is obvious that the one-time display of a classified document on a (secure) computer terminal to a (cleared) individual -- which we can call 'soft access' -- is inherently less risky than providing that same individual with a paper copy of the same document -- 'hard access.' But Leonard pointed out that the current government rules only tell agencies what they can classify, not what they must keep secret. Each government agency uses the rules as the basis for its own classification guidance. A lot of the concepts and recommendations of the report could be implemented to some extent under the current system, if agencies issued new classification guidance that took more account of the changed circumstances we now find, he said. Such calls may fall on more fertile ground than they have in the past. Porter Goss, now the director of the central
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[Antisocial] Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist Offers $100,000 Prize (fwd)
Thursday, Dec. 16, 2004 Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist Offers $100,000 Prize NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jimmy Walter has spent more than $3 million promoting a conspiracy theory the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States were an inside job and he is offering more cash to anyone who proves him wrong. The millionaire activist is so convinced of a government cover-up he is offering a $100,000 reward to any engineering student who can prove the World Trade Center buildings crashed the way the government says. Of course, we expect no winners, Walter, 57, heir to an $11 million fortune from his father's home building business, said in a telephone interview from California on Wednesday. He said a panel of expert engineers would judge submissions from the students. Next month, he also launches a nationwide contest seeking alternative theories from college and high school students about why New York's World Trade Center collapsed. The contest offers $10,000 to the best alternative theory, with 100 runner-up awards of $1,000. Winners will be chosen next June. The World Trade Center's twin towers were destroyed after hijackers slammed two commercial airliners into them. The attack in New York killed 2,749 people. Various official investigations give no credence to Walter's theory. A Sept. 11 commission spokesman did not return calls seeking comment. Walter insists there had to be explosives planted in the twin towers to cause them to fall as they did, and also rejects the official explanation for the damage done at the Pentagon. We have all the proof, said Walter, citing videotapes and testimony from witnesses. It wasn't 19 screw-ups from Saudi Arabia who couldn't pass flight school who defeated the United States with a set of box cutters, he said. He dismissed the official Sept. 11 commission report, saying, I don't trust any of these 'facts.' Walter has spent millions of dollars to bolster support for his case, running full-page ads in The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker and Newsweek, as well as alternative newspapers and 30-second TV spots. He points to a Zogby poll he commissioned last summer that showed 66 percent of New Yorkers wanted the 9/11 investigation reopened. Walter has spent about 30 percent of his net worth on his efforts. I am a patriot fighting the real traitors who are destroying our democracy. I resent it when they call me delusional, he said.
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December 19, 2004
Where Aquarius Went
By CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS
HIPPIE
By Barry Miles.
Illustrated. 384 pp. Sterling Publishing. $24.95.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
California and the Vietnam Era.
Edited by Marcia A. Eymann and Charles Wollenberg.
Illustrated. 209 pp. Oakland Museum of California/University of California
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BACK FROM THE LAND
How Young Americans Went to Nature in the 1970's, and Why They Came Back.
By Eleanor Agnew.
Illustrated. 274 pp. Ivan R. Dee. $27.50.
IN the summer of 1989 I was a speaker at a memorial for Abbie Hoffman. This
was a rolling and unstructured all-day event, but at the closing moment the
stage held the simultaneous presence of Bobby Seale, Norman Mailer, Amiri
Baraka, William Kunstler, Terry Southern, Allen Ginsberg and one or two
others whose names collectively spelled ''sixties.'' Camera lights popped
and there were many independent filmmakers squinting through lenses. I
later wanted a photograph of myself in this lineup, but was told after
exhaustive inquiries that none of the organizers or participants could lay
hands on even one. Thus I rediscovered the metaphysical truth that if you
claim to recall the decade you were not really there. (Also, if you lay any
claim to have been commemorating the high points of the 60's after a lapse
of two further decades there is no proof that you were there, either.)
Yet photographs (plus a certain pungent reek that some people, such as
myself, never actually inhaled) are the best mnemonic prompting. To turn
the shiny pages of ''Hippie'' is to breathe deeply. My copy fell open at a
manifesto by Frank Zappa, in which he admitted that ''A freak is not a
freak if ALL are freaks,'' and went on to assert that ''Looking and acting
eccentric IS NOT ENOUGH.'' How true. And yet, what a long time it took to
find that out. Here they all are: Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix, Janis
Joplin and Brian Jones -- this book includes a good deal of the British
scene -- Bob Dylan and Timothy Leary. (The latter, the last time I saw him
in the early 90's, was planning to have himself cryogenically frozen but
was ''not to be reanimated during a Republican administration.'')
Occasionally, there is a picture that jars. What exactly is Martin Luther
King Jr. doing in a book with a title like this? He is standing on a road
outside Selma under a billowing Stars and Stripes. He's wearing a suit and
tie. He's not even trying to look or act eccentric, let alone freakish.
The marketing of the 60's has come to necessitate the blending of quite
discrepant images: the dogs of Selma and the bearded Puritans of the Cuban
revolution, along with the moon-faced narcissists and dropouts of
Haight-Ashbury and the groupie-draped avatars of rock. (Francis Ford
Coppola later managed this subliminal association even better, synthesizing
the music of The Doors with the near-psychedelic bloom of napalm in the
verdant foliage.) This would be another way of saying that the days of love
and peace had their sordid and nasty side, too. The Haight-Ashbury section
of San Francisco was idyllic for about five minutes before the following
famous flier was distributed:
''Pretty little 16-year-old middle-class chick comes to the Haight to see
what it's all about gets picked up by a 17-year-old street dealer who
spends all day shooting her full of speed again again, then feeds her
3,000 mikes raffles off her temporarily unemployed body for the biggest
Haight Street gang bang since the night before last. The politics ethics
of ecstasy.''
The ''3,000 mikes'' there are micrograms of LSD (''Lucy in the Sky with
Diamonds'' in the Sergeant Pepper ecstatic version) and represent 12 times
the ''normal'' dose. I still know people who undertook such voyages of the
imagination, or had them inflicted upon themselves, and who never quite
came back.
It is conventional to say that ''the 60's'' of the herbivorous -- in both
senses -- Woodstock ended with the homicidal events of the Rolling Stones
concert at Altamont (where Hell's Angels beat and stabbed a man to death in
front of the stage) and with the sadistic fiesta of Charles Manson on Cielo
Drive in Beverly Hills. Why is it conventional to say this? Largely because
it is true. The Christlike beard of John Lennon mutates into the Judas-like
visage of ''Charlie,'' whose disciples were robotic and spaced-out sadists.
It was an open secret even at the time that some of the supposed
''communes'' were places of twisted, paranoid cultism -- the pseudo-Satanic
''Process'' group was one such warning -- and in retrospect the subsequent
events of Jonestown seem easy to predict.
Yet Frank Zappa and John Lennon were icons on the wall of Vaclav Havel,
who had always considered himself a ''60's person'' and, two decades later,
helped bring down an unsmiling authoritarianism without a shot being fired
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RE: [Antisocial] Sept. 11 Conspiracy Theorist
At 05:33 PM 12/17/04 -0500, Tyler Durden wrote: I am a patriot fighting the real traitors who are destroying our democracy. I resent it when they call me delusional, he said. Tee hee hee... Indeed. The dude shows that 1. ability to inherit $$$ doesn't imply brains 2. he should take a structural engineering class 3. he might appreciate the hubris of Architects (tm) but that requires #2 If he really gave a shat he'd investigate the RDX stored in the Murrah building, next to daycare, but that was just a (.mil trained) 'Merican, not a bunch of specops Ay-rabs. JYA may be Architects (snicker) but methinks he groks structures, and even if not, his cryptome penance absolves him from the sins of the artsy. PS: heard some fedscum mention 'militia and other terrorists' the other day, what would Gen George W think? (Ans: The general would ask, why do we not guillotine the bastards?)
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At 08:56 PM 12/17/04 -0500, R.A. Hettinga wrote: the shiny pages of ''Hippie'' is to breathe deeply. My copy fell open at a manifesto by Frank Zappa, in which he admitted that ''A freak is not a freak if ALL are freaks,'' and went on to assert that ''Looking and acting eccentric IS NOT ENOUGH.'' How true. I didn't bother wasting my attention enough to see if FZ was deemed a freak or not in this article. I will tell you that he was not into pharmaceuticals but was one of the finest american composers of the last century ---and Tipper Gore[1] will burn in hell for wasting his time. If you want to appreciate his brilliance, the _yellow shark_ album (which puts to music the US form required of immigrants) will inform you. [1] A publicly known mentally ill person who spawned drug-abusing future citizens and slept with liars.
Flaw with lava lamp entropy source
I've been running a 1970s-era lava lamp for some time, and found that it can enter a stable attractor where you get a non-circulating blob o' wax at the bottom. While Walker et al.'s (?) LL video entropy source is cute/clever, the general lesson we can take from this is to be careful that physical sources do not fail. Cooling the lamp and restarting it seems to have put it back into a quasi-random physical trajectory. I suppose my visual observation counts as an online entropic monitor that any physical source apparently should have. This was driven by a 40 watt bulb and the ambient temperature dropped when it stabilized. Shaking did not restart it; only cooling and then reheating did. Now back to your regularly scheduled war crimes.
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