[cia-drugs] FW: ObamaSachs Plans to Reallocate All Your 401(K) Savings to Bail Out Bond Market
-- Forwarded Message From: dasg...@aol.com dasg...@aol.com Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:56:02 EST To: l...@legitgov.org Cc: Robert Millegan ramille...@aol.com, ema...@aol.com, j...@aol.com, jim6...@cwnet.com, christian.r...@gmail.com, rd...@daegis.com, h...@daegis.com, lar...@rawstory.com Subject: ObamaSachs Plans to Reallocate All Your 401(K) Savings to Bail Out Bond Market Converting 401k and IRA Funds Into Steady Payment Streams George Washington http://www.zerohedge.com/users/george-washington 01/12/2010 http://www.zerohedge.com/article/converting-401k-and-ira-funds-steady-payment- streams Last May, I wrote http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/05/will-obama-seize-americans-401k-and-ir a.html about the rumor that the Obama administration might seize funds from American's 401k and IRA accounts. Last week, Bloomberg pointed out http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20603037sid=aHFCE999fWR0 : The Obama administration is weighing how the government can encourage workers to turn their savings into guaranteed income streams following a collapse in retiree accounts when the stock market plunged. The U.S. Treasury and Labor Departments will ask for public comment as soon as next week on ways to promote the conversion of 401(k) savings and Individual Retirement Accounts into annuities or other steady payment streams, according to Assistant Labor Secretary Phyllis C. Borzi and Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary Mark Iwry, who are spearheading the effort... There is ³a tremendous amount of interest in the White House² in retirement-security initiatives, Borzi, who heads the Labor Department¹s Employee Benefits Security Administration, said in an interview. In addition to annuities, the inquiry will cover other approaches to guaranteeing income, including longevity insurance that would provide an income stream for retirees living beyond a certain age, she said. ³There¹s been a fair amount of discussion in the literature taking the view that perhaps there ought to be more lifetime income,² Iwry, a senior adviser to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, said in an interview... One proposal raised by Iwry as co-author of a paper while at the Retirement Security Project, before joining the administration, has reached Congress. A bill requiring employers to report 401(k) savings both as an account balance and as a stream of income based on an annuity was introduced on Dec. 3 by Senators Jeff Bingaman, a New Mexico Democrat, Johnny Isakson, a Georgia Republican, and Herb Kohl, a Wisconsin Democrat. Sounds innocuous, right? Maybe. But Karl Denninger and Jesse smell a rat. Denninger writes http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/1830-401kIRA-Screw-Job-Coming.htm l : In a short conversation this noontime ... Rick Santelli was talking about a potential to effectively force money into the Treasury market. Where would they get this? From your 401k and IRA accounts!... Let me tell you what this is - it is an attempt to prevent the collapse of the Treasury market! Forcing people into Treasuries as an annuity is exactly what Social Security allegedly is. Except that Treasury stole the money that was collected in FICA taxes and spent it! Guess what? They'll do that here too - you're going to invest in Treasuries which of course are effectively a CALL option on the future taxing ability of the government. The problem is that with an aging population and the immigrant problem (illegal immigrants that is), along with offshoring, the aggregate wage base will drop and thus this is the most dangerous investment of all! What's even worse is that the government has intentionally suppressed Treasury yields during this crisis (and will keep doing so by various means, including manipulating the CPI - the inflation index - as they have for the last 30 years) so as to guarantee that you lose over time compared to actual purchasing power... Choices have a funny way of turning into mandates, and this looks to me like a raw admission that Treasury knows it will not be able to sell its debt in the open market - so they will effectively tax you by forcing your retirement money to buy them! This may be the only way for Treasury to hold down interest rates to something reasonable in the intermediate term, but doing so will instantaneously remove a major source of funding for the stock market - that is, the monthly and quarterly inflows from retirement accounts. You can bet this won't be good for you, the ordinary American. You can also bet that once such an option is made available there is a very high probability of the government doing things that either promote or simply don't stand in the way of another stock market crash as a means of herding your money into Treasuries - so they can blow it -
[cia-drugs] FW: Riot Police Overrun by 60,000 Protesting Being Forced to Pay for Bankers' Greed
-- Forwarded Message From: dasg...@aol.com dasg...@aol.com Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:13:09 EST To: Robert Millegan ramille...@aol.com Cc: ema...@aol.com, j...@aol.com, jim6...@cwnet.com, christian.r...@gmail.com, l...@legitgov.org Subject: Riot Police Overrun by 60,000 Protesting Being Forced to Pay for Bankers' Greed Greece rocked by riots as up to 60,000 people take to streets to protest against government http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1257243/Greek-riots-Up-60-0 00-people-streets-protest-government.html 24-Hour GENERAL STRIKE Turns Ugly London Daily Mail, 11 Mar 2010 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1257243/Greek-riots-Up-60-00 0-people-streets-protest-government.html Street clashes broke out between rioting youths and police in central Athens today as tens of thousands demonstrated during a nationwide strike against the cash-strapped government. Hundreds of masked and hooded youths punched and kicked motorcycle police, knocking several off their bikes, as police responded with volleys of tear gas and stun grenades. Why aren't these protests taking place in America? A flaming bottle flies towards a has-masked police officer who steps back to avoid being hit [The Greek government] has announced a raft of savings through public sector salary cuts, hiring and pension freezes and consumer tax hikes to deal with its ballooning deficit, but the measures have led to a new wave of labor discontent. The government says the tough cuts are its only way to dig Greece out of a crisis that has hammered the common European currency and alarmed international markets -- inflating the loan-dependent country's borrowing costs. But unions say ordinary Greeks are being asked to pay a disproportionate price for past fiscal mismanagement. 'They are trying to make workers pay the price for a crisis [management caused],' said Yiannis Panagopoulos, leader of Greece's largest union, the GSEE. All news broadcasts were suspended as workers walked off the job for 24 hours to protest spending cuts and tax hikes designed to tackle the country's debt crisis. Strikers and protesters banged drums and chanted slogans such as 'no sacrifice for plutocracy,' and 'real jobs, higher pay.' Riot police made heavy use of tear gas during the start-and-stop clashes throughout the demonstration, including outside Parliament. Your Retirement Funds to Bail Out Failed Banks? http://www.counterpunch.org/stahl03112010.html Pension Funds as Corporate Safety Nets By Jayne Lyn Stahl 11 Mar 2010 http://www.counterpunch.org/stahl03112010.html With the recent spotlight on a runaway Prius, few are paying any attention to the latest government plan to bail out failing banks with retirement money. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., according to Bloomberg, now thinks it's a good idea for public retirement funds over about $2 trillion to buy out all or part of failed lenders. Last year alone, the FDIC reportedly shut down close to 150 banks, and it expects even more banks to fail this year. But, a quick look at how the largest companies, like General Motors, are currently investing their employees' pension funds is guaranteed to make a shiver up and down the spine of every working American. And, two things become clear: 1) your pension funds are at risk, and 2) any bank that depends upon your pension fund is also at risk. It's not breaking news that the money we depend upon to be there in our retirement is invested by those corporations who hold it in trust for us just as it's common knowledge that money deposited into bank accounts doesn't sit there looking pretty until it's withdrawn. But, what has changed is that corporations are now effectively going to Las Vegas, as a Dallas investor recently told the New York Times, with our pensions. It's no longer about buying stocks, but investing has now expanded into junk bonds, commodity futures, and foreign stocks, too. More importantly, companies may soon use public pension fund revenue that they're exposing to increasing risk to rescue failing banks and with FDIC blessing. What a monstrous idea that the FDIC should be looking at retirement money as a safety net for failed lenders! If the idea is to stabilize the lending industry by allowing corporations to gamble with their employees' savings and then, in effect, turn the pension funds over to a failing bank, who wins? It's simply risk multiplied exponentially. And, ultimately, it's not the banks, or the corporations, who are taking the risk, but John Jones because when the FDIC runs out of money, or decides to lower the amount it insures as is all but inevitable, it is the worker who will lose. Somebody seems to have gotten it backwards. The banks are supposed to bail us out in an emergency and not the other way around. Thomas Jefferson said it best two hundred
[cia-drugs] FW: Capitalist Medicine Is One Helluva Oxymoron
-- Forwarded Message From: dasg...@aol.com dasg...@aol.com Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:38:27 EST To: Robert Millegan ramille...@aol.com Cc: ema...@aol.com, j...@aol.com, jim6...@cwnet.com, christian.r...@gmail.com, lar...@rawstory.com Subject: Capitalist Medicine Is One Helluva Oxymoron A dumb question that somehow never get raised or addressed in the context of the healthcare debate: Would medical insurance premiums be so high if the pharmaceutical industry weren't charging insurance companies incredibly high mark-up prices for drugs never legitimately tested and fraudulently marketed, AND if the Obama Administration, at square one, hadn't cut a deal with Big Pharma making them the exclusive source of drugs and medicines for the insured and permitting them to keep raising their prices at whim? The health, and indeed survival, of working-class American taxpayers is something that's negotiated by an unholy trinity of CARTELS -- a corrupt insurance industry devoted to fraud, a network of HMOs dedicated to increasing profits by cutting costs --by reducing the quality of services care to patients (McDonaldizing hospitals and clinics)--, and a pharmaceutical industry guilty of criminal misconduct on every level. THAT is why Americans pay more than other nations for healthcare, yet derive less benefit from it than elsewhere. Why try to fix our healthcare system? The SYSTEM ITSELF is the CAUSE of all our problems! -- End of Forwarded Message
[cia-drugs] FW: What Do You Call a Wall Street CEO in San Quentin? A Good Start.
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Subject: What Do You Call a Wall Street CEO in San Quentin? A Good Start.
Findings on Lehman
Take Even Experts by Surprise
By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED
http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/d/michael_j_de_la_
merced/index.html?inline=nyt-per
New York Times: March 12, 2010
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October 2008.
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For the year that it took the court-appointed examiner to complete his report
on the demise of Lehman Brothers
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s_inc/index.html?inline=nyt-org , officials from Wall Street to Washington
were anticipating it as the definitive account of the largest bankruptcy in
American history.
In Lehman¹s Demise, Some Shades of Enron
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of-enron/?ref=business
White Collar Watch finds Lehman Brothers¹ accounting gimmicks are eerily
reminiscent of those used by Enron, and it anticipates that the government
will pursue civil charges, at the least, for securities fraud.
And the report did just that when it was unveiled on Thursday, riveting
readers with the exhaustive detail contained in its nine volumes and 2,200
pages. Yet almost immediately, it raised a host of new questions.
Now government regulators have what some lawyers call a road map for further
inquiry into former Lehman executives like Richard S. Fuld Jr.
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r/index.html?inline=nyt-per and the auditing firm Ernst Young.
Whether the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission
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s_and_exchange_commission/index.html?inline=nyt-org will actually pursue
their own legal actions is unclear. But legal experts said on Friday that the
examiner, Anton R. Valukas, had provided plenty of material for civil
regulatory action at the least with his findings of ³materially misleading²
accounting and ³actionable balance sheet manipulation.²
³It¹s certainly not helpful to any of them,² Michael J. Missal, a partner at
the law firm KL Gates and the examiner in the bankruptcy case of New Century
Financial, said of some individuals accused of impropriety in the report. ³It
certainly assists private litigants and probably increases the pressure on the
government to take some kind of action here.²
Representatives for the S.E.C. and the United States attorneys
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attorneys/index.html?inline=nyt-classifier offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn
declined to comment.
While Mr. Fuld and other former top Lehman officials are already defendants in
a number of civil lawsuits, the new discoveries by Mr. Valukas have taken even
veteran observers by surprise. Chief among these was the revelation of a
particularly aggressive accounting practice, known internally as Repo 105,
that Mr. Valukas said helped the investment bank mask the true depths of its
financial woes.
Examiners in bankruptcy cases are appointed by the Justice Department to
investigate accusations of wrongdoing or misconduct. Their job is to determine
whether creditors can recover more money in these cases, and their findings
often serve as guides for more lawsuits and even regulatory action. What
examiners are not asked to do is play judge and jury.
Though the report contains strong language Mr. Valukas deems Mr. Fuld ³at
least grossly negligent² in his role overseeing Lehman it stops short of
accusing anyone of criminal conduct or of violating securities law.
Patricia Hynes, a lawyer for Mr. Fuld, said on Thursday that her client ³did
not know what those transactions were he didn¹t structure or negotiate them,
nor was he aware of their accounting treatment.² She did not return an e-mail
seeking additional comment on Friday.
Mr. Valukas¹s findings have stirred loud discussion among legal and accounting
experts over the ways Lehman sought to improve its quarterly results months
before it collapsed.
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Re: [cia-drugs] Re: perhaps a dose of skulduggery'll make you feel better? ;-)
what did ya ebay? ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@yahoo.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 9:29:56 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: perhaps a dose of skulduggery'll make you feel better? ;-) I ebayed more means of livelihood for traction in the short term. I can send Matt McDaniel a paypal, subscribe to blackcommentor.com in name of Trineday(Kris here), and buy some herbs for the 20 year HIV drug survivors with damaged digestive tract linings from the drugs. This is often aggravated because recovering addicts get into sugar, and of course that lets candidas albicans establish itself and eat holes like Crohn's, at the least holes in the mucosa, which lets fifteen pounds of bacteria plus sewage bury the immune system. Add chemo to that attack on the mucosa and there's big trouble. Lots of half dead livers, too, due to addictions and HIV drugs, so we're going through the Hulda Clark liver cleanse(but she believed in HIV and we don't so we don't need her full drastic program). -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, homepu...@... wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48853
[cia-drugs] We Live in Public [1 Attachment]
http://www.weliveinpublicthemovie.com/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0498329/ more info: http://tinyurl.com/ygsbx5m We Live in Public [2009 Sundance Winner - Best Documentary] neurosemantic Movies : Documentary : : English Grand Jury Prize winner in the documentary category at the Sundance Film Festival2009, We Live in Public details the experiences of the greatest Internet pioneer you've never heard of, Josh Harris. The dot.com millionaire founded Pseudo.com, the first Internet television network during the infamous tech boom of the late '90s. After achieving prominence amongst the Silicon Valley set, Harris became interested in controversial human experiments which tested the effects of media and technology on the development of personal identity. Ondi Timoner [award-winning director of Dig!] documented the major business-related moments of Harris's life for more than a decade, setting the tone for her documentary of the virtual world and its supposed control of human lives. Size: 697.17 MB http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2167410/3099042/
[cia-drugs] Pope knew priest was paedophile, Child abuse claims sweep Catholic Church
_http://ritualabuse.us_ (http://ritualabuse.us/) Pope knew priest was paedophile but allowed him to continue with ministry 3/13/10 Richard Owen, Rome The Pope was drawn directly into the Roman Catholic sex abuse scandal last night as news emerged of his part in a decision to send a paedophile priest for therapy. The cleric went on to reoffend and was convicted of child abuse but continues to work as a priest in Upper Bavaria. The priest was sent from Essen to Munich for therapy in 1980 when he was accused of forcing an 11-year-old boy to perform oral sex. The archdiocese confirmed that the Pope, who was then a cardinal, had approved a decision to accommodate the priest in a rectory while the therapy took place. The priest, identified only as H, was subsequently convicted of sexually abusing minors after he was moved to pastoral work in nearby Grafing. In 1986 he was given an 18-month suspended jail sentence and fined DM 4,000 (£1,800 today). There have been no formal charges against him since. The church has been accused of a cover-up after at least 170 allegations of child abuse by German Catholic priests. _http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article7060406.ece_ (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article7060406.ece) Vatican to Drop Statute of Limitations for Pedophile Priests March 13, 2010 By Flavia Krause-Jackson (Bloomberg) - The Vatican's chief prosecutor will remove the statute of limitations for priests accused of child molestation and said today it was false and calumnious to accuse Pope Benedict XVI of a cover-upBenedict has struggled to contain damage to the Church's reputation by allegations of sexual abuse by priests. Bringing the scandal a step closer to the papacy, a German Church report said yesterday that when he was archbishop of Munich he took part in the 1980 decision to move a priest accused of molestation to his diocese to undergo therapyAsked whether the Church has been too lenient, Scicluna says it may be that in the past, perhaps also out of a misdirected desire to protect the good name of the institution, some bishops were, in practice, too indulgent towards this sad phenomenon. _http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-13/vatican-to-drop-statute-of-limi tations-for-pedophile-priests.html_ (http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-13/vatican-to-drop-statute-of-limitations-for-pedophile-priests.html) Child abuse claims sweep Catholic Church in Europe By SHAWN POGATCHNIK (AP) - 3/13/10 DUBLIN - It often starts as a voice in the wilderness, but can swell into an entire nation's demand for truth. From Ireland to Germany, Europe's many victims of child abuse in the Roman Catholic church are finally breaking social taboos and confronting the clergyFloodgates opened for Irish complaints that have topped 15,000 in this country of 4 million. Three government-ordered investigations have shocked and disgusted the nation, which has footed most of the bill to settle legal claims topping euro1 billion (nearly $1.5 billion) In January, an elite Jesuit school in Berlin declared it was aware of seven child-abuse cases in its past and appointed an outside investigator, Ursula Raue, to seek testimony. Within weeks, she had gathered stories of long-suppressed woe from more than 100 ex-students abused by their Jesuit masters, and from 60 molested by parish priests. _http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5h_cfU5TnimDgvhfygQBB2Nlzi kuQD9EDRVS00_ (http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5h_cfU5TnimDgvhfygQBB2NlzikuQD9EDRVS00) Pope will struggle to survive abuse scandal By John Cooney 3/13/10 A depressing week for Pope Benedict dramatically escalated last night into an unprecedented papal crisis when he was directly implicated in a cover-up of a German paedophile priest when he was Cardinal Archbishop of Munich 30 years ago. The latest revelations are so potentially damaging to the reputation of then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger that speculation was mounting last night that they could severely, perhaps even irreparably, damage his moral authority as Pope Benedict XVI. It was being speculated that the German Pope could conceivably have to recognise that his position as supreme pontiff could become untenable -- and do what was until now considered impossible, resign from the Petrine throne The Dutch church has climbed to 350 complaints just a week after the Salesians first admitted they were investigating claims that three pupils in a school were abused in the 1960s. In Austria, the Benedictine arch-abbot of St Peter's in Salzburg has resigned after admitting he abused a 12-year-old boy 40 years ago. _http://www.independent.ie/national-news/pope-will-struggle-to-survive-abuse -scandal-2098357.html_ (http://www.independent.ie/national-news/pope-will-struggle-to-survive-abuse-scandal-2098357.html) Benedict's
[cia-drugs] Re: A Terrible Mistake?
France had their war crimes in Algeria, but they also had their truth out. Nixon's whole Bay of Pigs thing out? Still waiting. The US has not admitted anything since the 1970's Church Committee and Rockefeller Commission, and since the 1980's Iran-Contra investigation stopped short of asking what did former CIA director George HW Bush know, not Reagan, about Ollie North's cocaine smuggling with George Morales, Danilo Blandon, Frigerificos, Felix Rodriguea, Luis Posada Carriles, Ylopango, Freeway Ricky Ross, Chico Brown, Rayful Edmonds, $1 mil CIA sniper bounty on cops in Valley Green, copkiller safehouse, Muellers, Mena, and how well did Bush know Clinton before we all learned more about Gennifer Flowers and Monica Lewinsky than what DID GHWB know about Mena and Barry Seal and Ollie's diary coke and when did he know it? France would like to know about a US war crime. Timely! Open the floodgates. CIA assassin as bellhop where Olson died. CIA assassinations chief as doorman where John Lennon died. Green berets on the firehouse roof where MLK died, plus Sam Donaldson found Merrill McCullough working at CIA decades later. Not enough bullets in Sirhan's or Bremer's(Gov. Wallace) guns. Who was that masked man? Was he really as nice as Kiefer? How did ST313 get from Walter Reed to Africa? The trineday.com Olson book asks and then partially answers a lot of questions. If we covet our innocence, it has ceased to be an asset. It is no longer an asset to be the know-nothings who will believe anything and do anything they are told. The history we will not learn will not continue to repeat the financial history of denialism in the service of crime. The ships that brought us plastic toys and went away empty are right now starting to anchor off the shores of Asia, to demand to be paid twice if they go home from the US empty, and we gave up ships a long time ago. We deny not because we are brave, but because we are afraid. Will our greatest fear today be our greatest fear tomorrow? The sleeper gambles too long there. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Kris Millegan roads...@... wrote: http://thebrainpolice.blogspot.com/2010/03/terrible-mistake.html http://thebrainpolice.blogspot.com/2010/03/terrible-mistake.html WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2010 A Terrible Mistake? Today in the French News, was the startling announcement that the French Government is demanding explanations from the United States for a mysterious outbreak of mass insanity in the South Eastern Village of Pont-Saint-Esprit that occurred almost 60 years ago. 500 hundred people were affected and there were 5 deaths. The implications could have long range effects on Franco-American relations. The incident occurred in 1951 and started with the hospitals being flooded with people in various stages of outward insanity. Children tried to murder their parents, victims screamed that red flowers were growing from their heads, that their heads ahad turned to molten lead, their stomachs were filled with snakes. Others were enthralled and claimed they saw heavenly visons, heard cosmic music and were filled with the holy spirit. At the time, scientists came up with various explanations ranging from mercury tainted wheat to a recurrence of ergotism, or St. Anthony's Fire, alegendary afflicion that vanished with the Middle Ages and was caused by rye grains infected with the ergot fungus, which among other substances, produced lysergic acid which is the active ingredient of LSD. Mercury tainted wheat sold illegally by an Italian firm in the this decade in Iraq was responsible for an outbreak of seeming insanity in an Iraqi village, but the symptoms also were lethal in many cases, from the mercury. The Pont-Saint-Esprit mystery was speculated about for years. Indeed a tantalizing clue was given by Albert Hoffman, the Swiss scientist who worked for Sandoz Laboratories who developed LSD and documented its effects. He wrote in his work, LSD, My Problem Child, about the connection with Sandoz and the American CIA and how Sandoz was able to interest the Americans in the possible use of an aerosol delivered LSD for military use. Recently after the allegations of American involvement began to resurface in 2009 and were never successfully quashed, the Author, H.P. Albarelli Jr. just released a book in the USA called A Terrible Mistake: The Murder of Frank Olson and the CIA's Secret Cold War Experiments. He documents through the revelations of Ex CIA personel that the outbreak in 1951 in Pont-St-Esprit was the direct result of a covert CIA experiment with an aerosol LSD which was carried out by the Special Operations Division of Fort Detrick, MD. He documents that the scientists who produced the explanations were experts working for Sandoz which was supplying the US Army and the CIA with LSD for experimental use. He goes on to say, that at one point and this has been documented in many places, the CIA entertained the idea of using LSD in a
[cia-drugs] Re: A Terrible Mistake?
mid/late 90s the head medical doctor of Finland, (position of US Surgeon General) said that mind-control ops/drugs the biggest threat to democracy Before 1984, an important date in mind control, I heard Jimmy Carter on the radio. He said the word communism would fall into disuse, but the Reagan administration was nearly totalitarian. Joseph Goebbels had said that the nazis would take over by imitating American advertising. Advertising instills fear of non-conformity. American know-nothingism has thrived economically, Blackwater-like, on fear of non-conformity as delineated by hired-archicalism. We do not look directly at anything, but rather first consult the mirror for a look at ourselves in that. If the funhouse mirror says we look or smell different in that, we keep on shopping, move along, nothing to buy there today, only increasingly we are on the other side--is anyone buying our MK schtick anymore when they try ours on in front of their hired-archicalist shopping mirror? They already have blue jeans, thank you, but not from San Francisco ever again. My fellow Americans, one day we will not even be able to find the mirror anymore. What will we sell in that day? Without tools or ships, or a wheelbarrow for reichsmarks, we will be modelling last century's know-nothing do-anything in a market for none. A market for none will not be a democracy any more than it was. A mirror, a little gunpowder thrown in the campfire, wampum notes and securities representing what was yours and now it is theirs, and the primitives worshipped the foreigners. We thought they were like us. We thought it a nice game at the campfire. They took a market for none, seriously. It was a parlor game, like Chinese finger torture. What could a market for none mean in the real world? Batteries. Now you always need batteries. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Seems that by the mid eighties there were in place some `not-public' agreements concerning use of mind control drugs. This is why TASS made such a stink about Koslov: http://www.nytimes.com/1984/06/10/weekinreview/the-world-252031.html http://www.nytimes.com/1984/06/10/weekinreview/the-world-252031.html There the NYTimes is trying to spin out of responsibility. The Times story of TASS raising hell that came out one month prior has been wiped from Internet. That story was buried in the back of the least read day, Saturday, about a month prior I was searching and what came up was a prior CIA drugs post: http://www.mail-archive.com/cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com/msg13556.html http://www.mail-archive.com/cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com/msg13556.html It is good that this is starting in the past as digging up old bones could be counter-productive at this point. Sometime in the mid/late 90s the head medical doctor of Finland, (position of US Surgeon General) said that mind-control ops/drugs the biggest threat to democracy. Perhaps France in this is good as there started the basic for all our international agreements: UN, Geneva Convention, Switzerland-agreed-bankers-bank, da da da it all goes back to Westphalia. The year was 1648. Not even four centuries ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_of_Westphalia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_of_Westphalia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westphalian_sovereignty http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westphalian_sovereignty So there seems some deliberate breaking of that agreement, using the past, in the form of some other negotiation or statement-making. France also came out and agreed that China has no choice but to invade Tibet. CIA ops in Tibet were threatening China's water-shed. Why France? Of the Island Nations France got the worst deals post Bonapart in both the colonialism and neo colonialism game. France shit when Dullas tried to get it to use 2 A-bombs in the mid fiftes. (Life imitating art: Hello Nellie Forbush.) As for Tibet: Obama had to try compromise and made real point of seeing that Deli Lama guy in the White House maproom, not Oval Office. No bad news is bad news. Good. m http://thebrainpolice.blogspot.com/2010/03/terrible-mistake.html http://thebrainpolice.blogspot.com/2010/03/terrible-mistake.html WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2010 A Terrible Mistake? Today in the French News, was the startling announcement that the French Government is demanding explanations from the United States for a mysterious outbreak of mass insanity in the South Eastern Village of Pont-Saint-Esprit that occurred almost 60 years ago. 500 hundred people were affected and there were 5 deaths. The implications could have long range effects on Franco-American relations. The incident occurred in 1951 and started with the hospitals being flooded with people in various stages of outward insanity. Children tried to murder their parents, victims screamed that red flowers were growing from their heads, that their heads ahad turned to molten lead, their stomachs were filled with snakes. Others were enthralled and
[cia-drugs] Re: Brasscheck TV: A hole in the fascist armor
My family built the Vermont state capitol and named the town Barre. I say,Pull It! We built this city!. I built this house, and now I'm getting evicted, a penniless pauper. Pull It. I just don't like the feeling of resistance to the truth that comes with the package of Big Lies. You know, the feeling, the Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh INSANITY, the national insanity and denial and fear of inconformity. I hate that anti-truth feeling that comes with the Big Lies. Let's start over with peace and truth. Can we just do that? -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, homepu...@... wrote: Real Americans on 9/11 The truth matters 9/11 truthers find home in New Hampshire http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/823.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUkDfWavZyE This must really piss off the dirt bag criminals who run the government and the news media whores who cover for them. I wonder how they'll attempt to smear these people? Major structural problem for the new generation of US fascists: There are still a lot of decent people left in America who aren't buying the 9/11 bullshit. Twelve New England towns demand 9/11 reinvestigation http://rt.com/Politics/2010-03-04/twelve-new-england-towns.html/print - From: Brasscheck TV Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 Subject: Brasscheck TV: A hole in the fascist armor Several billion dollars worth of US news media BS can't obscure fundamental reality. Too bad for the new generation of fascists. Video: http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/823.html - Brasscheck
[cia-drugs] Re: Biggest general strike yet paralyses Greece
Wait a minute, do you mean that something happening outside the US has been reported in the US news for more than one day?! That is like a Richter 9.0. Police, firemen, and coast guard are striking, too. http://www.youtube.com/v/NaaHx2doD94 http://www.youtube.com/v/NaaHx2doD94 police-firemen-coastguard are striking too! leader vows protests will continue through policy vote next month which will prevent the austerity policy from going into effect http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-13/european-stocks-climb-for-a-\ second-week-as-greece-concern-fades.html March 13, 2010, 2:41 AM EST By Sarah Jones March 13 (Bloomberg) concern eased that Greece will fail to contain the region's biggest budget deficit Treasury Two-Year Notes Fall as Greece's Deficit Crisis Eases http://html.aggregateknowledge.com/click/nocache/1631914925/?id=33f5872\ 9-1b4d-4de0-9f6f-eb0cfd5b379cimpid=18rid=59l=en_USitemid=352313r=ht\ tp%3A%2F%2Fwww.businessweek.com%2Fnews%2F2010-03-13%2Ftreasury-two-year-\ notes-fall-as-greece-s-deficit-crisis-eases.html * Trichet Says Rating Firms Will Respect `Courageous' Greece Plan http://html.aggregateknowledge.com/click/nocache/1457517186/?id=33f5872\ 9-1b4d-4de0-9f6f-eb0cfd5b379cimpid=18rid=59l=en_USitemid=352307r=ht\ tp%3A%2F%2Fwww.businessweek.com%2Fnews%2F2010-03-13%2Ftrichet-says-ratin\ g-firms-will-respect-courageous-greece-plan.html * France's Lagarde Doubts Any Decision Next Week on Aid to Greece http://html.aggregateknowledge.com/click/nocache/111058767/?id=33f58729\ -1b4d-4de0-9f6f-eb0cfd5b379cimpid=18rid=59l=en_USitemid=352438r=htt\ p%3A%2F%2Fwww.businessweek.com%2Fnews%2F2010-03-13%2Ffrance-s-lagarde-do\ ubts-any-decision-next-week-on-aid-to-greece.html The Associated Press - Erin Conroy http://news.google.com/news/search?um=1cf=allned=ushl=enq=author%3A\ %22Erin+Conroy%22scoring=n - âMar 11, 2010âNEW YORK The dollar eased against the euro and the pound Thursday as Greece announced additional salary cuts and tax hikes to deal with its ballooning http://online.wsj.com/article/SB2000142405274870362530457511495309688918\ 6.html By ALKMAN GRANITSAS http://online.wsj.com/search/term.html?KEYWORDS=ALKMAN+GRANITSASbyline\ search=true ATHENSFlights were grounded and trains suspended amid a nationwide general strike Thursday, as Greek police fought running street battles with anarchist youths in fresh and violent signs of anger at the government's austerity plans. Unions called a strike to protest wage and benefit cuts being put in place to trim Greece's swollen budget deficit as the country draws closer to a financial reckoning. An estimated 50,000 people took to the streets. Greece must refinance a chunk of its giant debt next month, and Greek leaders are leaning hard on counterparts in richer European states to provide some measure of support that could ease those debt sales. Eyes are on European Union finance ministers' meetings early next week. In the capital city Thursday, masked and hooded youths went well beyond protestthrowing rocks and bottles, smashing shop windows, setting alight trash cans and burning at least one private car. Police fired tear gas and detained more than a dozen people. There were also separate clashes outside the Greek parliament, Agence France-Presse reported. Greece has a history of sometimes-violent anarchist protesters, though they are well outside the mainstream. Greece's two umbrella unions, for private- and public-sector workers, called the strike to protest the 4.8 billion ($6.55 billion) package of spending cuts and tax increases that the government announced March 3, which was voted into law days later. The communist-backed PAME union held a separate protest that drew an estimated 15,000 people. There is a big turnout today and that shows people are concerned, said Dimitris Papageorgiou, a 49-year-old worker at the Bank of Greece. Today's protest is because of the austerity measures. Why do the people always have to pay? Who is at fault? It's the foreign speculators and the useless policies of previous governments. Recent polls show that the Greek public is divided over the austerity plan. While the public opposes some measures, such as an increase in Greece's fuel and value-added taxes, analysts say there is a broad acceptance that something must be done. No one really expects the measures to be withdrawn. They were adopted by the government to avoid even worse consequences, said Lefteris Eleftheriadis, 48, a biologist who works in Greece's agriculture ministry and participated in Thursday's protest. The strike affected public transport, government ministries and state-owned companies. All flights into and out of the country were grounded and all ferry and rail services suspended. On the streets of Athens Thursday, normal workday activity was muted. Street lights and road signs were festooned with strike posters. Usual morning news shows on local television were
[cia-drugs] Re: perhaps a dose of skulduggery'll make you feel better? ;-)
A tool that melts iron like butter but not like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv2ck2qsiGA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv2ck2qsiGA ...here is video of a stream of molten iron pouring out of WTC the World Trade Center 911 9/11/2001 as explained by BYU physicist Professor Steven Jones. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, homepu...@... wrote: what did ya ebay? ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@... To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 9:29:56 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: perhaps a dose of skulduggery'll make you feel better? ;-) I ebayed more means of livelihood for traction in the short term. I can send Matt McDaniel a paypal, subscribe to blackcommentor.com in name of Trineday(Kris here), and buy some herbs for the 20 year HIV drug survivors with damaged digestive tract linings from the drugs. This is often aggravated because recovering addicts get into sugar, and of course that lets candidas albicans establish itself and eat holes like Crohn's, at the least holes in the mucosa, which lets fifteen pounds of bacteria plus sewage bury the immune system. Add chemo to that attack on the mucosa and there's big trouble. Lots of half dead livers, too, due to addictions and HIV drugs, so we're going through the Hulda Clark liver cleanse(but she believed in HIV and we don't so we don't need her full drastic program). -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, homepulse@ wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48853
[cia-drugs] Re: CDOC//CONVICTED PEDOPHILE DELMART VREELAND DOING LIFE - PLUS
If he had those documents he should have published them instead of blowing air, unless he liked muddy water then AND does so now and pretty much for the duration of his life on earth and for the lives of any descendants he may have. I thought only normal heterosexuals wore leather jackets and impressed Mike Ruppert as being macho but I could be wrong. However, if I was a journalist I would have required the docs before engaging in fellatio on the record at the house of the rising son, known for being the ruin of many a poor boy. -Bob http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48926 --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, radar runner macdill1...@... wrote: CDOC//CONVICTED PEDOPHILE DELMART VREELAND DOING LIFE - PLUS
