From: "Hilary A. Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11.12.99 MORE/Fl. 990--What Happened On Art Bell's radio program on 11.11.99, Ed Dames said he "knew what happened" to EgyptAir Fl. 990. Master tale-spinner Dames claimed to have "remote-viewed" the scene as the jet was going through it's death throes around 2 AM, Oct. 31. Dames said that a crewmember was responsible for the recent major air disaster--that the crewmember attacked the pilot. We can't discount this possibility, but it must be said that MANY people find Dames' credibility to be so LOW as to be almost "subterranean"... This is due to the utter bullshit Dames propagated for months and months a couple of years back: to the effect that Comet Hale-Bopp had some (presumably "alien") biological warfare weapon traveling in it's tail, which was absolutely CERTAIN to impact the earth's surface, utterly devastating all plant life on the planet and in turn killing off a huge percentage of the human population. Dames NEVER let up on this hurricane of hot air, blathering it over and over and over, for like... nearly TWO YEARS! He may STILL be propounding this noise, we don't really know and couldn't care less. Last time I checked, we're all still here. My plants all look good. Either Dames is a lunatic, a liar or one the premiere government disinfo artists around. We were never able to figure out why Bell kept on putting Dames back on the air to keep spewing the same outrageous horsepoop about Hale-Bopp. Nevertheless, we think that in the main Art Bell provides a useful service to the public. Now, as for what REALLY happened to the plane? Well, the last time NewsHawk tried to publicize any significant amount of information about this we got our wings clipped bigtime. We've just been advised today that this is considered extremely risky territory for us or anyone else to be traversing at this particular time, so we're going to tread lightly for now. We'll publish more substantive information about the crash of Fl. 990 if and when it seems appropriate--and SAFE--to do so. However, we DO feel it's reasonable to assume that the information made public to date by us, Charlie (ELFRAD) Plyler and Kent Steadman of Cyberspace Orbit is DEFINITELY too close to the mark for some people's comfort. That would DEFINITELY include the information we made public regarding the reported presence of "Hall of Records search team" members on board Fl. 990. And here's another VERY interesting little tidbit which slipped through the cracks, and which we almost missed! Look at the emphasized words in the VERY BEGINNING of the Boston Herald article which we sent out this morning. --(http://www.bostonherald.com/bostonherald/nat/plan11121999.htm) Crash probe eyes flight crew by Laura Brown and Jules Crittenden Friday, November 12, 1999 Federal criminal investigators probing the fatal crash of EgyptAir 990 are focusing on unusual pre-flight behavior by the plane's flight crew and are actively pursuing leads that suggest the disaster "was not an accident," a source close to the investigation said yesterday. "The ACCIDENT SIDE has come up empty-handed so far, "the source said. "However, the OTHER SIDE has been pursuing some very interesting leads that this aircraft WAS IN DANGER." -- Ahem. The "other side"? And exactly WHICH "other side" might that be? The side that's actually pursuing the truth? Is the Herald's source referring to a U.S. government agency? A foreign government agency? A private investigative group? Whoever the bizarre statement refers to, it CLEARLY indicates what we made note of in a recent article: that the NTSB, the FAA, the Air Force, EgyptAir and Egyptian government officials are in definite conflict with each other regarding numerous aspects of the crash. NewsHawk� Inc. ********** 11.12.99 Baby Body Parts A Lucrative Scam Ghouls who market human body parts obtained from abortions are getting around prohibitions aimed at preventing anyone from making a profit as a result of providing such horrifically acquired parts; as explained in this very disturbing article. OUR tax dollars are used to operate the National Institutes of Health (?), which is continually increasing the amount of money allotted for fetal tissue research. That's what has led to this outrage of for-profit marketing of these human baby body parts. It's hard to believe something so grotesque, vile and offensive is going on with the active assistance of a federal agency. Or IS it? NewsHawk� Inc. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- By Frank York � 1999 WorldNetDaily.com Ever since President Clinton signed the National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act of 1993, "fetal-tissue research" has expanded into a federally subsidized multi-million dollar industry of selling human spare parts salvaged from abortions. For example, the NIH budgeted $21 million in fiscal year 1999 for grants and awards for fetal tissue research. At the University of Washington, the NIH subsidizes the central laboratory for human embryology. According to a lab notice obtained by WorldNetDaily, it "can supply tissue from normal or abnormal embryos and fetuses of desired gestational ages between 40 days to term. Specimens are obtained within minutes of passage, and tissues are aseptically identified, staged, and immediately processed according to the requirements of individual investigators." The notice is signed by Alan G. Fantel of the department of pediatrics. According to the international business consulting firm of Frost and Sullivan, "the worldwide market for cell lines and tissue cultures brought in nearly $428 million in corporate revenues in 1996." It is estimated this market will grow at an annual rate of 13.5 percent and by 2002 will be worth nearly $1 billion. Two organizations that profit from this growth industry are Opening Lines, a business formerly located in West Frankfort, Illinois, and Anatomic Gift Foundation, headquartered in Laurel, Maryland. Both companies serve as wholesalers for the marketing of baby body parts to researchers, drug companies, hospitals and universities. These groups harvest the parts from abortion clinics and ship them to their customers. Opening Lines was founded in 1997 by Dr. Miles Jones. His partner, Gayla Rose, ran the day-to-day operation. Opening Lines recently shut its business down in West Frankfort after Mark Crutcher, head of the pro-life activist organization Life Dynamics, sent a press kit on Jones' baby parts business to West Frankfort's paper, the Daily American. Managing Editor Shannon Woodworth ran a front-page cover story with the headline: "Pro-Lifers: Baby body parts sold out of West Frankfort." Within a week after the story broke, Gayla Rose shut down the company's office and Jones disappeared. Both Opening Lines phone numbers have been disconnected. When WorldNetDaily contacted Rose at her home for an interview, she simply said, "Not interested" and hung up. A receptionist in Jones' office in Lee Summit, Missouri, abruptly hung up on WorldNetDaily in response to an interview request. Opening Lines' aggressive marketing Jones' group has been more open and aggressive in its marketing of baby parts than AGF. While AGF has a soft-sell approach, the Opening Lines advertising brochure tells prospective buyers, "We can provide you with the exact tissue to meet your needs. We obtain and maintain appropriate confidential consent and basic medical histories for fetal tissue donation." Another portion of the brochure says, "Our objective is to give you the highest quality products prepared to your specifications and delivered when you need it." Opening Lines boasts of more than 1,500 deliveries of fetal parts per day. Opening Lines provides fetal tissue researchers with a "fee for service schedule," which gives prices for each body part. For example, Opening Lines charges $150 for a spinal column; $400 for an intact embryonic cadaver; $75 for the eyeballs of an eight-week-old baby (with a 40 percent discount for a single eye); $150 for two arms or legs; and $100 for the skin of a 12-week-old baby. Opening Lines gives credit to President Clinton for opening up the lucrative business in fetal tissue trade. According to Opening Lines, on January 22, 1993, Clinton lifted the moratorium on federal funding. "This action created a great demand for fetal tissue and has made possible the development of treatments for individuals afflicted with serious diseases and disorders," says the sales brochure. Anatomic Gift Foundation's efforts AGF was founded in 1994 by Jim and Brenda Bardsley in Georgia. The headquarters has since been moved to Laurel, Maryland, where Jim Bardsley's brother, Brent, is its executive director. With offices in Arizona and Colorado, AGF's Aurora, Colorado, office is located inside the Mayfair Women's Clinic, an abortion facility. A nonprofit organization with 15 employees at present, AGF's annual budget went from $180,000 in 1994 to $2 million in 1998. Brenda Bardsley was interviewed by World magazine not long ago. "Abortion is legal, but tragic," she said. "We see what we're doing as trying to make the best of a bad situation. We don't encourage abortion, but we see that good can come from fetal-tissue research. There is so much wonderful research going on -- research that can help save the lives of wanted children." AGF doesn't charge per body part. It charges a flat fee per specimen. For a fresh, second trimester infant (13-24 weeks) aborted by Dilation and Extraction (D&E), AGF charges $90; for a frozen specimen, $130. AGF charges $240 for a fresh 6-40 week spontaneously aborted infant, and the fee goes up to $280 if the specimen is frozen. Buying or selling body parts illegal The National Organ Transplant Act was amended in 1988 to specifically prohibit the sale of fetal tissue and organs. It states, "It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any human organ for valuable consideration for use in human transplantation if the transfer affects interstate commerce." The Fetal Tissue Act also prohibits women from aborting their infants to donate the tissue for financial gain, or to benefit a relative or friend. The law is designed to remove any personal benefit from aborting an infant. However, Opening Lines and AGF have discovered a "legal" way to circumvent these laws. To avoid violating them, neither group "buys" nor "sells" fetal tissues and body parts. The abortion clinic "donates" fetal tissue to the wholesaler who then "donates" the tissue to the research facility. In order to compensate the abortion clinic for its services, the wholesaler will rent space in the clinic for its own personnel to harvest the baby body parts. AGF's on-site office at the Mayfair Women's Clinic in Aurora, Colorado, helps "pay" for the fetal tissue. The wholesaler then donates the tissue to the researcher or university, but charges processing fees. According to Crutcher, as long as the wholesaler's processing fee is higher than his rental fee to the abortion clinic, he's making money. ********** 11.12.99 MASSIVE Misuse of Drugs Perpetrated Against Children--Mostly Boys A worthwhile article on the tremendously widespread, indiscriminate prescribing of psychotropic drugs for hundreds of thousands--maybe millions--of America's young children; the great majority of whom are boys. And of course, use of these drugs fit in very well with mind control programming operations in general. NewsHawk� Inc. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Ritalin: Violence Against Boys Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 18:50:31 -0800 From: "Deuce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ritalin: Violence Against Boys Drug is being used to sedate active, young boys Massachusetts News http://www.massnews.com/vioboy.htm November 1--If Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer were in a school in Massachusetts today, they'd be drugged with Ritalin, according to many psychiatrists and other experts. The drug is being used to sedate active, young boys because the teachers are unable to relate to them. It is in the same psychoactive category as cocaine. Somewhere between 29,000 and 48,000 children in Massachusetts' public schools are operating under the influence of Ritalin - and they are almost all boys. The income to the drug company is between $30 to $60 per month per medicated child. A prominent psychiatrist tells Massachusetts News that one of the key problems for children today, which may be causing the increase in the number of children diagnosed as mentally ill, is the increase in fatherless families. He is Dr. Peter Breggin, director of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology in Bethesda, Maryland, who published an article in The Boston Globe last month on its editorial page under the headline,"Kids Are Suffering Legal Drug Abuse." However, it did not mention the gender problem. Breggin wrote: "In a society that's supposed to accept and even value differences, drugging shy children reflects an extreme of enforced conformity... "We are the first adults to handle the generation gap through the wholesale drugging of our children. We may be guaranteeing that future generations will be relatively devoid of people who think critically, raise painful questions, generate productive conflicts, or lead us to new spiritual and political insights." Dr. Breggin tells Massachusetts News that most children who have been labeled as having "Attention Deficit Disorder," don't get enough attention from their fathers. The parents may be divorced. Or the dads are preoccupied with their work or other things. "The 'cure' for these children is more rational and loving attention from their dads," says Breggin. "Young people are nowadays so hungry for the attention of a father that it can come from any male adult. Seemingly impulsive, hostile groups of children will calm down when a caring, relaxed and firm adult male is around." Many of these children are receiving Ritalin from their school nurse. It is supposed to help these hyperactive youngsters focus on their work. Yet whether the drug is even needed isn't clear; doctors and scientists are split on the issue. And many critics worry that mothers and fathers, schools and doctors may be medicating kids who only need traditional discipline and love - not a pill. New York Times Writes About Massachusetts' Problem The New York Times wrote a story earlier this year about the problem that these drugs are causing for overworked school nurses in Massachusetts. Janet Douglass, a director of the School Health Institute at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, said that in a recent visit to a nearby elementary school she had been struck by the overall level of medication. "'I think they give out more psychotropic medication than a psych hospital did when I did psych," she said. "Not just Ritalin, but heavy-duty psychiatric medications." The Times reported that a survey of Boston schools showed that the nurses had given about 200,000 doses of medication. "But school officials said the survey was imperfect and the actual number of doses was probably higher." The exact number of Massachusetts children on Ritalin isn't known because no one apparently keeps track of the prescriptions except the drug makers, and they're not talking. Abuse in New England Prep Schools The abuse of Ritalin as a recreational drug is also a problem. It was first seen in New England prep schools, according to Dr. Eric Heiligenstein, head of psychiatry for the University of Wisconsin Health Services. "Ritalin abuse was first noticed at New England prep schools where access is easy because so many students have Ritalin prescriptions - often not warranted by medical need." According to the DEA, at least one in 30 Americans between ages 5 and 19 has a Ritalin prescription. Because it has nearly the same chemical makeup as cocaine and speed, Ritalin is often abused. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration reports that Ritalin "ranks in the 'Top 10' controlled drugs stolen from doctors and pharmacies." Kids crush the Ritalin pills into powder and snort it or inject it. Last fall, four youths allegedly stole 27 bottles of pills from the nurse's office at Westford Academy, reported the Boston Herald. Sixteen of the bottles contained Ritalin. Other bottles held the depressant Lorazepam. In 1996, a girl at Duxbury High School overdosed on Ritalin and was hospitalized. With more public schools handing out Ritalin to more and more kids, there's more drug abuse. Some students even sell their Ritalin prescriptions. A Harvard undergraduate, "David Green," says that he frequently snorted Ritalin to help speed through his homework. "In all honesty, I haven't written a paper without Ritalin since my junior year in high school," said Green. "I even wrote my Harvard essay on it. It keeps you up when you're tired, and makes you much more aware of what you're doing. Although there are certain risks involved, I think it's worth it." Another Harvard student, Nick Grossman, said that he knew many Ritalin abusers at Harvard. "It was largely a prep school drug, and it spread out from there," he said. "I know a lot of people who do it." A recent study by researchers at the University of California at Berkeley - a study of 500 children over 26 years - found that Ritalin is basically a "gateway" drug to other drugs, in particular, cocaine. Lead researcher Nadine Lambert, as reported in the Wall Street Journal, concluded that Ritalin "makes the brain more susceptible to the addictive power of cocaine and doubles the risk of abuse." Dr. Breggin says: "Our society viewed with loathing those who 'pushed' stimulant drugs on children. Yet today, there are more children taking Ritalin and amphetamine from doctors than ever received them from illegal pushers." The Problem - Not The Solution Dr. Breggin tells Massachusetts News: "These drugs can make you psychotic. They can cause the same problems they're supposed to treat - inattention, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior." Meanwhile, other sources show that the number of Ritalin users nationwide keeps going up every year - about 4 million kids today, up from 1 million in 1990. Production of Ritalin is way up, as well - a 700% increase since 1990, according to the New York Times. Dr. Breggin, author of Talking Back to Ritalin and co-author of Talking Back to Prozac, says that, "Ritalin does not correct biochemical imbalances - it causes them. Pediatricians, parents and teachers are not aware of these hazards because a large body of research demonstrating the ill effects of this drug has been ignored and suppressed in order to encourage the sale of the drug. . Parents and teachers and even doctors have been badly misled by drug company marketing practices. Drug companies have targeted children as a big market likely to boost profits - and children are suffering as a result." More than 90% of Ritalin's market is in the United States, which says something about how Ritalin is viewed by health officials in other countries, said Breggin. Ritalin was banned in Sweden in 1968 because it was abused. Ritalin is rarely prescribed in Britain. In March, the United Nations advised the World Health Organization to investigate the use of Ritalin. Causing Tragic Violence? Ritalin and related drugs pushed in public schools are being watched more closely now for tragic reasons. While a direct link between violent behavior and the use of Ritalin has not been proven, observers have concerns. Consider the following: . Shawn Cooper, a 15-year-old sophomore at Notus Junior-Senior High School in Notus, Idaho, fired a shotgun at his fellow students in April. Cooper was on Ritalin. . Thomas Solomon, a 15-year-old at Heritage High School in Conyers, Georgia, shot and wounded six classmates in May. Solomon was on Ritalin. Kip Kinkel, a 15-year-old at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon, killed his parents and two classmates and wounded 22 other students last year. Kinkel was on Ritalin and Prozac, an anti-depressant. . Eric Harris, one of the Columbine High School killers, was on the anti-depressant drug Luvox. . Rod Matthews, 14, beat a classmate to death with a baseball bat in 1986 in Canton, Massachusetts. Matthews had been on Ritalin since the third grade. Yale researchers, as published in the March 1991 Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychology, found in their study of Prozac at least one 12-year-old who started having nightmares. What about? The boy dreamed of killing his classmates at school until he himself was shot. The researchers took the boy off Prozac and he recovered. Then they put him back on the drug, apparently thinking that the anti-depressant could not have caused the nightmares. Once drugged again, the boy started to have acute suicidal thoughts and tendencies. The Yale researchers don't talk about this now, said Breggin. Ritalin Basics According to the PDR, the Physician's Desk Reference, "Ritalin is a mild central nervous system stimulant and is used in the treatment of attention deficit disorders." The PDR warns that patients with a history of drug addiction or alcoholism should be given Ritalin with caution "because such patients may increase dosage on their own." PDR further states that, "Long-term abuse can lead to tolerance and mental dependence with varying degrees of abnormal behavior." Ritalin side effects may include an inability to fall asleep and stay asleep, as well as nervousness. Other side effects include: loss of appetite, abdominal pain, weight loss and abnormally fast heartbeat. Some of the less common side effects include: chest pain, dizziness, headache, hives, jerking, pulse changes, skin rash, Tourette's syndrome, severe and multiple twitching and writhing movements. Ritalin should not be used in children under six years old, says the PDR, because the "safety and effectiveness in this age-group have not been established." PDR goes on to state that "suppression of growth has been reported with the long-term use of stimulants (the category of which Ritalin is included)." Terrible side effects Dr. Breggin is more blunt. In his 1998 book, Talking Back to Ritalin, he lists the following potential side effects of the drug: . Decreased blood flow to the brain, an effect recently shown to be caused by cocaine where it is associated with impaired thinking ability and memory loss. . Disruption of growth hormone, leading to suppression of growth in the body and brain of the child. . Permanent neurological tics, including Tourette's syndrome. . Addiction and abuse, including withdrawal reactions on a daily basis. Psychosis (mania), depression, insomnia, agitation and social withdrawal. Possible shrinkage (atrophy) or other permanent physical abnormalities in the brain. Worsening of the very symptoms the drug is supposed to improve, including hyperactivity and inattention. . Decreased ability to learn. The Food and Drug Administration classifies Ritalin (methylphenidate) as a Schedule II substance. These substances include: amphetamines, cocaine, morphine, opium and barbiturates. Ritalin is more regulated in other countries compared to the United States. America consumes five times as much Ritalin as the rest of world combined. In addition to the ongoing investigation by the World Health Organization, the U.N. International Narcotics Control Board has issued two official warnings about America's apparent dependence on Ritalin. While about 4 million U.S. kids regularly take Ritalin, the Drug Enforcement Administration estimates that about 8 million kids and adults will be on the drug in 2000. (About 90% of all Ritalin prescriptions are for kids.) The average Ritalin script runs between $30 and $60 a month. Most health insurance plans provide coverage for Ritalin and Attention Deficit Disorder treatment. ************ 11.12.99 UPDATE!/Fl. 990's Engines SHUT OFF During Descent--NTSB For our money this latest information from the NTSB, IF true (always a big "if" with the NTSB), tends to bolster the theory that the jet was taken control of by some external source, through the use of radio-frequency technology. NewsHawk� Inc. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- http://www.abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap19991112_1549.html WIRE:11/12/1999 22:09:00 ET NTSB: Engines shut down during jet's rapid descent NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) _ Midway through the rapid descent of EgyptAir Flight 990, a warning signal indicated a possible "major problem" and then both engines shut down, the National Transportation Safety Board said Friday. NTSB Chairman James Hall said new information from the flight data recorder raises many questions and offers no conclusion about what brought down the New York-to-Cairo flight on Oct. 31, killing all 217 aboard. Aviation experts said that the engines could only be shut off manually. John Nance, an aviation analyst and veteran airline captain from Tacoma, Wash., said he found it "startling" that both engine start switches changed from "run" to "cut-off" positions, as the NTSB reported. To do this, the switches must first be pulled out of their locked positions and then pushed down, he said. "The only way that can happen is if a human hand _ a human being _ positions them there," Nance said. "This does not conclude sabotage, or an intentional attempt to destroy the aircraft, but it raises that possibility," he said. "They were either cutting off the engines for the purpose of restarting them, or they were cutting them off for the purpose of terminating the flight." Hall said investigators still need more information. "This preliminary data might be better placed in context with information we hope to learn from the cockpit voice recorder when it is recovered," Hall said. The search for the cockpit voice recorder, the Boeing 767's other "black box," resumed Friday after the robot Magnum underwent emergency repairs and was launched back into the Atlantic. It is believed to be buried under piles of debris. Preliminary information from the data recorder showed that the flight was normal until the autopilot was disengaged and the plane pitched sharply down in a controlled descent from 33,000 feet. Hall said the plane plunged at a 40-degree angle, reaching a speed just short of the sound barrier. Part way through that descent a warning signal went on that "indicates a potentially major problem with the airplane that the flight crew must attend to immediately." Hall said the possible causes for the warning include a loss of cabin pressure, the autopilot disconnecting, a fire, or the plane exceeding 86 percent of the speed of sound. As the plane began to level off about 20 seconds later, the recorder offered evidence "consistent with both engines shutting down," Hall said. Investigators say that about 40 seconds after the jet began its dive, it reached 16,000 feet and then somehow climbed back up to 24,000 feet before falling rapidly and apparently breaking up before slamming into the ocean. "We cannot at this time explain the circumstances that were occurring on Flight 990 that resulted in the flight profile I just described," Hall said. "And we will not attempt to speculate about it." Aviation experts have suggested a sudden decompression _ possibly caused by a door blowing off, or an explosion _ forced the pilot to rapidly descend to an altitude where passengers could breathe. The FBI is examining criminal possibilities including terrorism, sabotage, skyjacking, suicide or some other issue with a passenger or a crew member. No evidence of a crime has been found. On Friday, the FBI was examining the backgrounds of passengers and crew members on the flight, including a deeper look into the emotional stability of the co-pilot, a source close to the investigation, who asked not to be named, told The Associated Press. --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- Was the salesman clueless? 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