[cia-drugs] Ore. lawsuit claims Boy Scouts sex abuse coverup
Ore. lawsuit claims Boy Scouts sex abuse coverup Mar 19, 2010 By WILLIAM McCALL PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The Boy Scouts of America has long kept an extensive archive of secret documents that chronicle the sexual abuse of young boys by Scout leaders over the years. The perversion files, a nickname the Boy Scouts are said to have used for the documents, have rarely been seen by the public, but that could all change in the coming weeks in an Oregon courtroom. The lawyer for a man who was molested in the 1980s by a Scout leader has obtained about 1,000 Boy Scouts sex files and is expected to release some of them at a trial that began Wednesday. The lawyer says the files show how the Boy Scouts have covered up abuse for decades. The trial is significant because the files could offer a rare window into how the Boy Scouts have responded to sex abuse by Scout leaders. The only other time the documents are believed to have been presented at a trial was in the 1980s in Virginia. At the start of the Oregon trial, attorney Kelly Clark recited the Boy Scout oath and the promise to obey Scout law to be trustworthy. Then he presented six boxes of documents that he said will show how the Boy Scouts of America broke that oath. He held up file folder after file folder he said contained reports of abuse from around the country, telling the jury the efforts to keep them secret may have actually set back efforts to prevent child abuse nationally. Clark is seeking $14 million in damages on behalf of a 37-year-old man who was sexually molested in the early 1980s in Portland by an assistant Scoutmaster, Timur Dykes. Clark said the victim suffered mental health problems, bad grades in school, drug use, anxiety, difficulty maintaining relationships and lost several jobs over the years because of the abuse. Dykes was convicted three times between 1983 and 1994 of sexually abusing boys, most of them Scouts The lawsuit also named the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because the Mormons acted as a charter organization, or sponsor, for the local Boy Scouts troop that included the victim. But the church has settled its portion of the case. _http://apnews.myway.com/article/20100319/D9EHLRE00.html_ (http://apnews.myway.com/article/20100319/D9EHLRE00.html)
[cia-drugs] Re: Power in south
The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael
Re: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south
hear hear! albeit experience has demonstrated you not reciprocating communication / direct question. That is of course your prerogative, and I love ya just the same, but such seems to go counter to your below expressed position? My Friend ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@yahoo.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 11:11:22 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links
[cia-drugs] al-CIA-duh al Qaeda alqaeda al-CIAduh CENQUAL
alqaeda al-CIAduh al-CIA-duh al Qaeda CENQUAL http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/18/AR201003\ 1805464.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/18/AR201003\ 1805464_pf.html Dismantling of Saudi-CIA Web site illustrates need for clearer cyberwar policies By Ellen Nakashima Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, March 19, 2010; A01 By early 2008, top U.S. military officials had become convinced that extremists planning attacks on American forces in Iraq were making use of a Web site set up by the Saudi government and the CIA to uncover terrorist plots in the kingdom. We knew we were going to be forced to shut this thing down, recalled one former civilian official, describing tense internal discussions in which military commanders argued that the site was putting Americans at risk. CIA resented that, the former official said. Elite U.S. military computer specialists, over the objections of the CIA, mounted a cyberattack that dismantled the online forum. Although some Saudi officials had been informed in advance about the Pentagon's plan, several key princes were absolutely furious at the loss of an intelligence-gathering tool, according to another former U.S. official. Four former senior U.S. officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss classified operations, said the creation and shutting down of the site illustrate the need for clearer policies governing cyberwar. The use of computers to gather intelligence or to disrupt the enemy presents complex questions: When is a cyberattack outside the theater of war allowed? Is taking out an extremist Web site a covert operation or a traditional military activity? Should Congress be informed? The point of the story is it hasn't been sorted out yet in a way that all the persons involved in cyber-operations have a clear understanding of doctrine, legal authorities and policy, and a clear understanding of the distinction between what is considered intelligence activity and wartime [Defense Department] authority, said one former senior national security official. CIA spokeswoman Marie Harf said, It's sheer lunacy to suggest that any part of our government would do anything to facilitate the movement of foreign fighters to Iraq. The Pentagon, the Justice Department http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/DOJ_Organizational_Chart and the National Security Agency, whose director oversaw the operation to take down the site, declined to comment for this story, as did officials at the Saudi Embassy in Washington. Precedent before policy The absence of clear guidelines for cyberwarfare is not new. The George W. Bush http://www.whorunsgov.com/Profiles/George_W._Bush administration was compelled in its final years to refine doctrine as it executed operations. Cyber was moving so fast that we were always in danger of building up precedent before we built up policy, said former CIA director Michael V. Hayden, without confirming or denying the existence of the site or its dismantling. Lawyers at the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/Justice/AG/DAG/AAG/OLC are struggling to define the legal rules of the road for cyberwarriors, according to current and former officials. The Saudi-CIA Web site was set up several years ago as a honey pot, an online forum covertly monitored by intelligence agencies to identify attackers and gain information, according to three of the former officials. The site was a boon to Saudi intelligence operatives, who were able to round up some extremists before they could strike, the former officials said. At the time, however, dozens of Saudi jihadists were entering Iraq each month to carry out attacks. U.S. military officials grew concerned that the site was being used to pass operational information among extremists, one former official said. The threat was so serious, former officials said, that Gen. Ray Odierno, the top U.S. military commander in Iraq, requested that the site be shut down. The operation was debated by a task force on cyber-operations made up of representatives from the Defense and Justice departments, the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the National Security Council http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/White_House/COS/NSC . Lt. Gen. Keith B. Alexander, who directs the National Security Agency, made a presentation. The CIA argued that dismantling the site would lead to a significant loss of intelligence. The NSA countered that taking it down was a legitimate operation in defense of U.S. troops. Although one Pentagon official asserted that the military did not have the authority to conduct such operations, the top military commanders made a persuasive case that extremists were using the site to plan attacks. The task force debated whether to go forward and, if so, under what authority. If the operation was deemed a traditional
[cia-drugs] Re: al-CIA-duh al Qaeda alqaeda al-CIAduh CENQUAL
alqaeda CENQUAL al-CIAduh al-CIA-duh al Qaeda http://www.google.com/search?q=seymour+hersh+qaeda http://www.google.com/search?q=rashid+khalidi+qaeda+cia --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit muckb...@... wrote: alqaeda al-CIAduh al-CIA-duh al Qaeda CENQUAL http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/18/AR201003\ \ 1805464.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/18/AR201003\ \ 1805464_pf.html Dismantling of Saudi-CIA Web site illustrates need for clearer cyberwar policies By Ellen Nakashima Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, March 19, 2010; A01 By early 2008, top U.S. military officials had become convinced that extremists planning attacks on American forces in Iraq were making use of a Web site set up by the Saudi government and the CIA to uncover terrorist plots in the kingdom. We knew we were going to be forced to shut this thing down, recalled one former civilian official, describing tense internal discussions in which military commanders argued that the site was putting Americans at risk. CIA resented that, the former official said. Elite U.S. military computer specialists, over the objections of the CIA, mounted a cyberattack that dismantled the online forum. Although some Saudi officials had been informed in advance about the Pentagon's plan, several key princes were absolutely furious at the loss of an intelligence-gathering tool, according to another former U.S. official. Four former senior U.S. officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss classified operations, said the creation and shutting down of the site illustrate the need for clearer policies governing cyberwar. The use of computers to gather intelligence or to disrupt the enemy presents complex questions: When is a cyberattack outside the theater of war allowed? Is taking out an extremist Web site a covert operation or a traditional military activity? Should Congress be informed? The point of the story is it hasn't been sorted out yet in a way that all the persons involved in cyber-operations have a clear understanding of doctrine, legal authorities and policy, and a clear understanding of the distinction between what is considered intelligence activity and wartime [Defense Department] authority, said one former senior national security official. CIA spokeswoman Marie Harf said, It's sheer lunacy to suggest that any part of our government would do anything to facilitate the movement of foreign fighters to Iraq. The Pentagon, the Justice Department http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/DOJ_Organizational_Chart and the National Security Agency, whose director oversaw the operation to take down the site, declined to comment for this story, as did officials at the Saudi Embassy in Washington. Precedent before policy The absence of clear guidelines for cyberwarfare is not new. The George W. Bush http://www.whorunsgov.com/Profiles/George_W._Bush administration was compelled in its final years to refine doctrine as it executed operations. Cyber was moving so fast that we were always in danger of building up precedent before we built up policy, said former CIA director Michael V. Hayden, without confirming or denying the existence of the site or its dismantling. Lawyers at the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/Justice/AG/DAG/AAG/OLC are struggling to define the legal rules of the road for cyberwarriors, according to current and former officials. The Saudi-CIA Web site was set up several years ago as a honey pot, an online forum covertly monitored by intelligence agencies to identify attackers and gain information, according to three of the former officials. The site was a boon to Saudi intelligence operatives, who were able to round up some extremists before they could strike, the former officials said. At the time, however, dozens of Saudi jihadists were entering Iraq each month to carry out attacks. U.S. military officials grew concerned that the site was being used to pass operational information among extremists, one former official said. The threat was so serious, former officials said, that Gen. Ray Odierno, the top U.S. military commander in Iraq, requested that the site be shut down. The operation was debated by a task force on cyber-operations made up of representatives from the Defense and Justice departments, the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the National Security Council http://www.whorunsgov.com/Departments/White_House/COS/NSC . Lt. Gen. Keith B. Alexander, who directs the National Security Agency, made a presentation. The CIA argued that dismantling the site would lead to a significant loss of intelligence. The NSA countered that taking it down was a legitimate operation in defense of U.S. troops. Although one Pentagon official asserted that the military did not have the
[cia-drugs] Aluminum Mercury Thimerosol
80% of students in one school acquire ADHD in one year? How?! Aluminum. http://www.youtube.com/v/CXWBxxVk_h0 http://www.youtube.com/v/CXWBxxVk_h0 http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/03/20/david-ayou\ b-interview-february-2010.aspx New Warning About Everyday Poison Linked to Alzheimer's, ADHD, and Autism Posted by Dr. Mercola http://articles.mercola.com/members/Dr.-Mercola/default.aspx | March 20 2010Dr. Ayoub was, as many of you are, very concerned about mercury (thimerosal) in vaccines for a number of years, and attended a number of autism conferences that featured physicians who were highlighting the dangers of mercury. However, a few personal encounters heightened his interest in another toxic metal frequently used in vaccines, namely aluminum. Parents of autistic children kept pointing out the fact that their children's heavy metal toxicity profiles showed high amounts of aluminum, and they wanted to know what that meant. Secondly, a well respected nutritionist who deals with industrial aluminum toxicity showed him toxicity profiles of middle school children who had ADHD. In his estimate, 90 percent of the children in one particular school had developed ADHD during the course of a single year, and their toxicity profiles showed massive amounts of aluminum. In addition, he did a pilot study with Dr. Usman, who treats autism with biomedicine, and when he evaluated the aluminum burden of these autistic children, he found that high percentage of them also had very high aluminum burdens. All of these events led him to look deeper into the aluminum issue, which we discuss at length in this interview. Why is Aluminum Used in Vaccines? Mercury (thimerosal) exposure has declined significantly since it was eliminated from the single-dose vials of most childhood vaccines, yet autism rates have continued to skyrocket. This has led many to assume that mercury isn't a problem, and anyone questioning the safety of vaccines is considered to be a hysterical wingnut. However, while mercury use has decreased, the use of aluminum additives has increased! Aluminum, like any other adjuvant, is added to the vaccine in order to boost the host's immune response to the antigen. The antigen is what your body responds to and makes antibodies against (the virus being injected). By boosting your body's immune response, the vaccine manufacturer can use a smaller amount of antigen, which makes production less expensive. Interestingly enough, according to Dr. Ayoub, even our modern medical literature admits that how this happens exactly is still a mystery. And it's not a consistent finding. He mentions a couple of studies on the more recent HPV vaccine, which found that the aluminum adjuvant had no effect at all on the immune response So, although aluminum is frequently added to vaccines for this particular purpose, no one knows with any degree of confidence that it actually makes a more effective vaccine. Is Aluminum a Heavy Metal? Aluminum is by many considered to be a heavy metal. However, based on the Periodic Table, it's just shy of a heavy metal. So it's called a light metal. But regardless of its precise classification, aluminum is in the metal grouping, and it's a common compound. You will find aluminum in the earth's crust, and in air, soil and water. However, although aluminum is a common, natural substance, it's important to realize that it has absolutely no biological role inside your body. In fact, we already know that aluminum is a poison http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/01/27/mercury-i\ n-vaccines-was-replaced-with-something-even-more-toxic.aspx . Which Vaccines Contain Aluminum? Many vaccines contain aluminum, including: * Hepatitis A * Hepatitis B * DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis) * Hib vaccine * Pneumococcal vaccine * Gardasil (HPV vaccine) This is NOT an all-inclusive list, however. Your best bet is to read through the package insert of each vaccine in question. You can find a comprehensive list of approved vaccines on the FDA's website, with links to each package insert http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/Vaccines/ApprovedProducts/ucm\ 093833.htm . The amount of aluminum in each vaccine will vary. However, according to Dr. Ayoub, it's important to realize that the toxicity is not entirely dependent on dose, but also on how it's distributed in your body. For example, a small dose released rapidly from the injection site into your body can cause a rapid rise in blood aluminum levels. So a small dose released quickly may be much more toxic than a large dose that ends up staying longer in the tissue at the injection site. The variables of personal differences and differences in how the injection is given are too numerous to count, and they may play a role in how toxic a shot ends up being once injected into
Re: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south
We are all on same page. AFRICOM important. Did I post the letter I wrote to General Ward of AFRICOM? I think I did. From looks of Chad and Sudan and even strangness in Nigeria I think Africa is doing their own Peace of Westphalia but keeping it inside. Anything they do out in open becomes a target. And I certainly support Turkey. I don't know what Sweden is doing, have friends there and they too are embarrassed. France and England just as responsible for Armenia. Armenia teaches you not to trust a jump country. Keeping enemies close does not mean betraying them while in their lap, lol. m hear hear! albeit experience has demonstrated you not reciprocating communication / direct question. That is of course your prerogative, and I love ya just the same, but such seems to go counter to your below expressed position? My Friend ;-) - Original Message - From: muckblit muckb...@yahoo.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 11:11:22 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south The level of political, intellectual discourse by the common people in Latin America and Africa leaves us behind. They are not afraid of the old CIA puppet dictators. No African nation wants AFRICOM. People mob farm foreclosure auctions in Latin America and either shut them down or buy the farmer's land cheap for him. Then it surprised me to hear that the same paradigm was practiced here during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. I thought we were still being beat up by importing smart people from India and Pakistan. Paks have taken Brighton Beach from the Russians. Why do we need broadband if we can just let all the B-1B foreigners replace us at a third the cost? Can't we all just be morons? Being middle class has so many obligations, including an orderly thought process so as not to spam the internet. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links
Re: [cia-drugs] Power in south
Wow, thanks. General Zinni too. m, dear Michael, this might interest you?: National Broadband Plan http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/MediaCog/message/712 also, if you feel like it, please elaborate on the 'South Power' factor. ;-) - Original Message - From: micha...@midcoast.com To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 5:51:37 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: [cia-drugs] Power in south Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside. The Third World. To many this is hard to believe. This is why I posted about the opera in Mexico. Another sign all over the net is the expensive decision to get broadband to as many citizens as possible in the US and in the UK. Why? Because we are falling more and more behind in invention. Less and less percent of patents and on and on. So the broadband decision shows the level of desperation. Michael Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links
Re: [cia-drugs] Power in south
Re: Power in the South: Simplification of world situations is the hardest. One simplification, (not an oversimplification), is: Aqaba is in Dallas, Hadrians Wall is in New Bedford, and The only road back to Jerusalem is through Gulu. These are just broad, but useful, geographic images from history. One: Aqaba is in Dallas: We control the world by using navies to control the flow of oil. Technology has turned on itself. The AK-47 now trumps the carrier based battle group. This is now admitted to even in the prestigious Naval Institutes magazine: Proceedings. Like Lawrences decision to cross the desert and attack Aqaba the guns are trained on the sea and cannot be turned. This is why Chavez visits the Kalashnikov factory in Russia. It is to reinforce the knowledge of this. (BTW the 47 stands for 1947!) Two: Hadrians Wall is in New Bedford. Most all colonialism, the contacts, were based on the contacts in the first world-wide industry; whaling. Even in the American Revolution the seaports were bonded to the international bankers- New York City remaining Tory until the end. Mao knew it was far more important to take the countryside. Once he won he moved all universities inland. We have reached that limit. Normal war is impossible throughout most of Latin American and a good portion of Africa. In vast areas of South American the cities are in the high-ground- at altitudes for better temperature. In one case a mere squad of men held up all transportation to a city by attacking a nexus of roads through the jungle for a full month. Many of these areas can also exist better without electric or oil. Not well , but exist. War is war. Another way of saying this: The South is less dependent on resources such as oil and very rich in them. Much of our oil, for example, comes from Venezuela and Angola. Three: The only road back to Jerusalem is through Gulu. This is really coming about at present. Jerusalem here is used to represent a world coming together on critical strategic issues. It really is in progress. Even the Christian Science Monitor admitted to the CIAs focus on Gulu, (north of Kampala), as a listening post. We must accept a collecting Africa. They are to be the breadbasket of the world. (Perhaps not so oddly this too has just been touted by the Christian Science magazine format.) As Africa collects into one power it both reinstates the Peace of Westphalia concept, (more than just Chad and Sudan), but wisely leaves the Gulu and LRA area for last. Like the United States island jumping in the South Pacific in the war against Japan. LRA not on the maps but for a long time an African country bigger than the Iberian peninsula covering areas north of Gulu, teensy slices of Ethiopia, large portions of southern Sudan, parts of CAR and big hunks of the Congo. Both Turkey and China are very ahead in understanding this. Now most critical international meets are in Istanbul, (not Ankara!!). Chinese language teachers in hot demand both in Africa and all over South America including land-locked Bolivia. As this is new to some will repeat with slightly different slant: Aqaba is in Dallas. Hadrians Wall is in New Bedford. And the ONLY road back to Jerusalem is through Gulu. Aqaba is in Dallas: The present control of the world is mainly the Western worlds sea power protecting the oil business. From the demonstration of General Van Riper, etc, this has finally been admitted. The NYTimes did so in editorial but was careful to use the phrase mid ocean navy and omitting the terms blue water navy and littoral. You might be able to research this by Googling littoral and navy but you would need wade through tons of mil. babble. To simplify this just realize that the AK-47 has trumped the cruise missile. Eventually low-tech beats high-tech but it is a slow process. The image comes from WW I and Lawrence of Arabias surprise attack on Aqaba across the assumed impassable desert as the guns of Aqaba were trained on the sea and could not be turned. Dallas represents oil control. Hadrians Wall is in New Bedford: We are still enmeshed in a postcolonial period worldwide. In general this shows itself on the first worldwide sea trade, the whaling industry. To a great extent, (worldwide), there is tension between the port areas and inland areas. New York City stayed Tory until the end of the American Revolution. Mao saw this and kept his Long March inward ignoring the seaports until the end. Even after that revolution he saw the continuing psychological danger and moved all colleges and universities inward to the countryside. Areas in northern latitudes where technology is more necessary, (cold climates etc.), inland areas are reduced to inward frustration. They are far more a real power south. Those land areas more vested in ports tend to break off. Portugal is to Spain as the Benelux nations and old Holland is to Germany as the real Phoenicians were to the then
[cia-drugs] Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading
Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading role in a systematic cover-up of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests, according to a shocking documentary to be screened by the BBC tonight. In 2001, while he was a cardinal, he issued a secret Vatican edict to Catholic bishops all over the world, instructing them to put the Church's interests ahead of child safety. The document recommended that rather than reporting sexual abuse to the relevant legal authorities, bishops should encourage the victim, witnesses and perpetrator not to talk about it. And, to keep victims quiet, it threatened that if they repeat the allegations they would be excommunicated. _http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-of-ch ild-abuse-by-priests.do_ (http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-of-child-abuse-by-priests.do)
Re: [cia-drugs] Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading
Thanks, The comments are telling on the link. Seems you might look at the banking/political angle within the Church as being very similar to Franklin etc. This is bigger mostly because of the emotional impact. m Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading role in a systematic cover-up of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests, according to a shocking documentary to be screened by the BBC tonight. In 2001, while he was a cardinal, he issued a secret Vatican edict to Catholic bishops all over the world, instructing them to put the Church's interests ahead of child safety. The document recommended that rather than reporting sexual abuse to the relevant legal authorities, bishops should encourage the victim, witnesses and perpetrator not to talk about it. And, to keep victims quiet, it threatened that if they repeat the allegations they would be excommunicated. _http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-of-ch ild-abuse-by-priests.do_ (http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-of-child-abuse-by-priests.do)
[cia-drugs] FIRST EARTH - Uncompromising Ecological Architecture
The House as Living Sculpture; the True Green Revolution. http://ilovecob.com/archive/cob-documentary-teaser http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abYZLmPwgwQ Full Film: FIRST EARTH (1/12) - Uncompromising Ecological Architecture http://ilovecob.com/archive/first-earth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuDkfuziZiI
[cia-drugs] Takedown: The Fall of the Mafia Empire [1 Attachment]
Takedown: The Fall of the Mafia Empire bohegfnc Audio Books : Misc. Educational : AAC : English Abridged: 5 hrs and 42 mins By: Rick Cowan and Douglas Century Narrated by: Christopher Meloni Publisher's Summary Seldom has the netherworld of the Mafia been revealed with such fascinating detail and sheer suspense. Like the classics of the genre - from The Godfather to The French Connection to Wise Guy - Takedown leads us to the inner ring of a conspiracy of corruption and terror that held New York City in its grip for nearly 50 years. Rick Cowan was a young NYPD detective in 1992 when he dropped by a Brooklyn waterfront warehouse to investigate a recent firebombing - only one in a string of interviews he considered routine. But what he found there was far from routine, for it would take him on a five-year odyssey and nearly cost him his life. In fact, he had stumbled on the lead of a lifetime - the suspicion that he might unearth the hard evidence police and federal agencies alike had been chasing for decades: the proof of collusion among the mob families to extort billions from the nation's most influential corporations that call New York their home. Featuring eccentric, larger-than-life New York characters and an undercover cop on the brink of being discovered - and murdered - at every step, Takedown is a riveting real-life procedural and one of the most important investigative books of its time. Size: 129.74 MB http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2177973/9297126/
Re: [cia-drugs] Power in south
dear Michael, Thank you for writing ... you've got me quite intrigued ;-) I am reading through your dissertation, and continue to peruse such toward understanding, and please request your help in hopes to better clarify said understanding: Would you please provide a synopsis to paraphrase what you have written, so such might offer additional perspective for triangulation contexting please? -- also here are a few notables / markers perhaps you could address in the synopsis requested: Michael wrote: Many in the US might be so shocked at level of inside control that they think unstoppable. The real solution will come from the outside . The Third World. -- With that in place O'Neal's dictum, ( All politics is local ), takes over in spades. -=== I would also like to make a comment regarding the following that might aid via a telling perspective from 'where I am coming from' regarding where we are headed (hopefully with reduced suffering ;-) regarding your: The Reformation bloodshed is almost beyond our present imagination. Martin Luther: I'll Have My God Direct, thank you very much LITERALISM vs Bogus Authority No more bogus INTERPRETER / PRIEST / middle-man, claiming to have some special connection/knowledge/authority/direct-access-to-God/God's Spokesman No! No more! Martin Luther: I'll Have My God Direct, thank you very much ( although not yet quite acknowledging Bible's are written by men/middle-men, quite LITERALLY ;-) Nevertheless, the teleological spreading was let out of ITs cage, ... or so IT seems, by ITself ... .. ;-) The Reformation bloodshed is almost beyond our present imagination. Yes, and Martin Luther was shocked and dismayed by what he felt he unleashed (of course with Major assistance from Gutenberg Press, THE LITERAL, unleashed , always having been locked-up in the head, via repressive-complicity, did Resume ITs holy-grail spread ... so-long being repressed ITs dam breaking gushing spreading attempting to cope ITs 2D wild-fire upon the same 3D landscape experienced much violent birthing pains as IT adjusted new freedom === In all ITs various varieties / factions finally swam across the moat to a new world to be refined, somewhat free'er from the Old-world mind modalities. LITERALISM US Constitution Contract Law Specific Performance The DNA of that Teleology / The Holy Grail / The Golden Rule / LITERAL ACCOUNTABILITY This new level of efficiency / transparent literal accountability brought new levels of order productivity ... as such/IT empowered the average individual, while delegating responsibility/freedom from burdening the central government, Both Flourished In That Freedom of Accountability! Individuals were unleashed in the understanding their individual efforts would now more efficiently / accountably be rewarded (and would not be suffer surprise usurpation by whim of the especially authorized ... this Holy Grail / Golden Rule / Accountability was and IS The Spice that makes Life Right ;-) The Real Solution is and has always been from within If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy Jesus Jebus was talkin'bout evolution when he suggested a revolution for us to let go of matter so that matter would let go of us ~ Homer Simpson? ;-) - Original Message - From: michael1@ midcoast .com To: cia-drugs@ yahoogroups .com Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 10:44:34 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific Subject: Re: [cia-drugs] Power in south Re: Power in the South: Simplification of world situations is the hardest. One simplification, (not an oversimplification), is: “Aqaba is in Dallas”, “Hadrian’s Wall is in New Bedford”, and “The only road back to Jerusalem is through Gulu”. These are just broad, but useful, geographic images from history. One: “Aqaba is in Dallas”: We control the world by using navies to control the flow of oil. Technology has turned on itself. The AK-47 now trumps the carrier based battle group. This is now admitted to even in the prestigious Naval Institute’s magazine: Proceedings. Like Lawrence’s decision to cross the desert and attack Aqaba the guns are trained on the sea and cannot be turned. This is why Chavez visits the Kalashnikov factory in Russia. It is to reinforce the knowledge of this. (BTW the 47 stands for 1947!) Two: “Hadrian’s Wall is in New Bedford.” Most all colonialism, the contacts, were based on the contacts in the first world-wide industry; whaling. Even in the American Revolution the seaports were bonded to the international bankers- New York City remaining Tory until the end. Mao knew it was far more important to take the countryside. Once he won he moved all universities inland. We have reached that limit. Normal war is impossible throughout most of Latin American and a good portion of
[cia-drugs] Re: Power in south
Africa seems to hold to a single notion, that AFRICOM basing would always serve as School of the Coups. Therefore an absolute lockout has so far been assured by centuries of popular experience guilded by the inexplicable US neo-colonial insult to its undeserved mandate granted by victims of colonialism during the colonialist collapse following World War One. The US was still pandering Hashemite monarchs in Iraq and Afghanistan a few short years ago, in the manner of replacing Mossadegh in Iran with the shah in 1953. Destabilization to a failed state that will support US paternalism or even intervention is still possible in some countries to a great degree, or just to a degree of schizophrenia or tumor in a strong body, as in Nigeria, thanks to oil and drugs in Nigeria. Destabilizing influences in Nigeria can harbor destabilizing expats from Liberia for another day, or be exported as opportunity permits, even when empire assets are not able to completely destabilize or ruin Nigeria. Then the US seems to use what Africans openly and widely refer to as cocaine colonialism from a base of islands off the west coast. Drug colonialism as a destabilizing influence is also done covertly, through Nigeria. If we read Rodney Stich's books, he talks about Red Star Brewery in Lagos, and Nigerians useful to smuggling heroin to and then through europe back to the US under guise of Nigerian electronics, not go get sued but again just quoting the name of Philips (TV) from Stich. 1980's books from retired NTSB investigator Stich, who interviewed disavowed Air America pilots such as Crittendon(Crittendon Air Transport). The way that the heroin is used is to open a second front of drug colonialism over land into other African countries, to create a pincer with the offshore cocaine colonialism. Then, the US offers AFRICOM USN help with the drug pirates, dialectic at its best, and problems and solutions from the same people. Another way to advertise for AFRICOM was exemplified by US Pres. Obama in his speech in Ghana's parliament. You can listen to that on youtube. He tags other issues but the main three I identify are offers of WB/IMF type loans, which also cycle back into US corps, and then in his speech, that would be loans cycled back to US genmod terminator seed and pesticide and herbicide companies, and then the third great hope for converting to monocrop cash cropping with dependency on the US for seeds, chemicals, and loans would be that AFRICOM basing would secure the US investment there. Oil-rich democratic Ghana calls all of that just grotesque neo-colonialism aimed to grab the oil money that otherwise could support education, roads, datacom, and services. Haiti used to feed itself with locally grown rice, but before the earthquake had losts its rice farming to globalist trade policy. African countries watch Haiti news, and a lot of them speak French, too. Haiti is obviously the poorer for allowing the US to dictate trade and aid policy, and the Africans see that Haiti is unable to develop its oil or gold resources or engage in a democratic political process. Africans have oil production, and several breadbasket nations, and so are not getting dubbed over by US propaganda over-ride as are the poor Haitians. As far as listening to Obama, they know to listen to his words, because he could be just another Afro-American bringing the southern US plantation model back to Africa like the Afro-American Liberians who only lost control of their indigenous African slaves in 2004. Imagine Haitians, who staged a rebellion every year or two for hundreds of years, getting control of oil and gold, and then that is what many African nations are looking like today. They, like the Latin American nations which have tired of CIA puppets, are not having any nouveau Bushwa Obama tricks, and they know it, and they are having fun knowing that we know it. Hilary's limited hangout in Congo speeches might have been precipitated by Obama's failed speech in Ghana parliament. Hilary recognized cell phone genocide for tantalum and tungsten in Congo. The US also offers help with emerging diseases, CIA surplus biological weaponry including salmonella typhimurium ST313 which will be wiping out whole villages in Africa since CIA modified it to be human hosted and to produce a lot more toxins, similar to a certain unclassified successful experiment to make yeast bacteria produce a lot more alchohol than usual. H1N1 has also emerged from CIA front labs lately, and you could take mercury and aluminum to help you with that(see what mercury and aluminum are doing in vaccines http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49017 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49017 ) same as HIV drugs all cause anemia and lower immunity and antibiotics and antiparasitic and antivirals for US bees are going to wipe out our remaining bees this year after pesticides including nicotine weakened them in prior years. The anthrax, tularemia, salmonella
[cia-drugs] Re: Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading
How about German pedo jesuits, Rattinger, pope goes to Germany to restore public confidence in church government, same week as Biden and Israel have a tiff and talk over Palestinian heads. Is it more failed system on last legs like our own systemic crisis accompanied by the sound of Nero fiddling on the Titanic? If we could comfortably move into the next bubble, what bubble could hired-archicalism survive as idol shepherds by leading us into? Would poor people have to own a horse to ride into that valley? -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: Thanks, The comments are telling on the link. Seems you might look at the banking/political angle within the Church as being very similar to Franklin etc. This is bigger mostly because of the emotional impact. m Pope 'led cover-up of child abuse by priests' 30.09.06 The Pope played a leading role in a systematic cover-up of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests, according to a shocking documentary to be screened by the BBC tonight. In 2001, while he was a cardinal, he issued a secret Vatican edict to Catholic bishops all over the world, instructing them to put the Church's interests ahead of child safety. The document recommended that rather than reporting sexual abuse to the relevant legal authorities, bishops should encourage the victim, witnesses and perpetrator not to talk about it. And, to keep victims quiet, it threatened that if they repeat the allegations they would be excommunicated. _http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-o\ f-ch ild-abuse-by-priests.do_ (http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23369148-pope-led-cover-up-o\ f-child-abuse-by-priests.do)
Re: [cia-drugs] Re: Power in south
(Note: less than two weeks after I sent this Kenya exploded.) General William E. Ward Vice Admiral Robert T. Moeller Ambassador Mary Carlin Yates AFRICOM Dear Ambassador Yates, General Ward and Admiral Moeller, Permission to speak frankly as you three are in deep doo doo. You learned nothing from Lebanon? The militia was part of a female social organization the power of which surprised both the CIA and Mossad. The greater war for Africa looms. First we had the stupidity of Admiral Timothy J. Keating with his almost nuke terrorist exercise in Charleston, S.C. I posted letter to him on Internet prior (over 14,000 readers first week) and the exercise that would have given too much away called off. See http://www.midcoast.com/~michael1/webnukeletter.htm But you go into deeper shit. Coastal meetings have taken place that starts the process of Africa working together as one country . It will: but not in that fashion. That is the outside. As Mao understood prior to his long march the interior is far more important. You continue to play sides against each other. It did not work in many groups / religions Lebanon and it will not work in Africa. Africa will collect from the inside. It will not be ordered. No, (at least visible), central command. Who will you be fighting then? Terrorists? Are a group of guys who shoot soldiers in the back when there is no declared war terrorists? Of course they are. It happened. They met later in a barn frightened that the government would come after them and hang them for treason. But a rider pulls up and informs them that a revolution is afoot. Ethan Allen names his group the Green Mountain Boys and continues. You did right when you set up a CIA listening post in Gulu (Christian Science Monitor). But you didnt listen. You wish to prosecute Joseph Kony. He was caught between the old Black Jewish sects of Ethiopia, Christians and Muslims. The Lords Revolution Army was: One God, Ten Commandments or we shoot you. Seems nonsensical until you realize that it is a common denominator that you dare not go past. So even if UN captures and hangs him after peace declared, so what? It was not that specific philosophy but the general concept that spread to Lebanon. As it will now spread (from inside out) in Africa. That seed is sown: the ground fertile. Admiral Moeller, You learned nothing from General Van Riper? First you overlook the sinking of the H.M.S Sheffield because only other navies (secretly our friends) could do such. And you held that view even after surprise Soviet naval maneuvers of 1984. Missiles better than that French missile can now be hid in the sand on the seabed. Woods Hole Oceanagraphic Hydrods can only detect metal to 3 meters. You even used platoons of dolphins off the Gunsten Hall. But you had to keep bringing in animal trainers because of dolphin boredom. You sent down divers over every point you saw a trawler stop in the Golf. Think that is enough? Attack on Cole and whatever was in Aqaba was inept compared to what is coming. John Lehman made a big point about loosing surface ships as sometimes necessary citing Midway. How many do you think you could afford to loose in this day and age, sir? You nixed the Land Attack DD 21 in favor of Littorals. All four are out of San Diego because of Malacca. Before you tried to protect that 1200 miles of shoreline with rubber boats and fifty caliber. Think this is better? You can bury effective missiles in the sand with launchers made from nothing but liquid vinyl and sawdust. About anything else you would need can be picked up at Toys-R-Us. Those Littorals are now only targets. General Ward, Sir, there is one thing you will never do here. You will never be able to define the battlefield. A non-military for intel? More shades of Rummy, sir? What is being shown as prime target? If Algeria example, it will be the UN. Of course. See play at link above. Ambassador Yates, Ahmadinejad states recently that he is holding another unspecified card re: nukes. What do you imagine this is? See also play at link above. Hedley Donovan was the best at naval intelligence in WW II. (Song from South Pacific, Happy Talk was tribute.) Once in Hawaii he had only a short time to locate Jap fleet. He puts out simple directive to spies on every island. They had to go down to the local bar and report the talk as either happy or serious, nothing in-between. With just this he located fleet at Leyte Gulf. In the same sense if you want to see what is connecting in Africa watch for those army Toyota pick-ups that have the most females with the soldiers (as Lebanon). But that wont even do. They will think of this also. I see just what you are doing. What I think about your present relationship with Kenya is unprintable. Perhaps some poetry will express this better. Poetry follows. With all respect, Sincerely,
[cia-drugs] Chatter: The Secret World of Global Eavesdropping
Chatter: Dispatches from the Secret World of Global Eavesdropping bohegfnc Audio Books : Misc. Educational : : English Unabridged: 10 hrs and 57 mins By: Patrick Radden Keefe Narrated by: Robertson Dean Publisher's Summary In Chatter, Patrick Radden Keefe investigates the international eavesdropping alliance known as Echelon, sorting facts from conspiracy theories to determine just how much privacy Americans unknowingly sacrifice in the name of greater security. Keefe's riveting investigation moves from a secret listening station in England's Yorkshire moors to the intelligence bureaucracies of Washington and London; from an abandoned National Security Agency base hidden in the mountains of North Carolina to the European Parliament in Brussels. Along the way Keefe meets intelligence eavesdroppers who listen in on other people's private conversations, protestors who believe that systems like Echelon will end privacy as we know it, former senators who feel American intelligence operates without any effective legislative oversight, and the journalists who brought Echelon to light. As the struggle between national security and civil liberties becomes ever more pronounced against a backdrop of global terrorism, Chatter is sure to fire debate. What the Critics Say Mr. Keefe writes, crisply and entertainingly, as an interested private citizen rather than an expert. (The New York Times) Intelligent and polemical, Keefe's study is sure to spark some political chatter of its own. (Publishers Weekly) Chatter is a surprisingly interesting and eye-opening examination of the United States-led global surveillance network known as Echelon. In the book, Patrick Radden Keefe explores the nature of this vast program of worldwide communication interception, which sounds Orwellian yet remains all too real. The strength of the book lies with the detail of Keefe's research and in the many characters whom he describes. Robertson Dean's stentorian voice sounds authoritative and lends an additional level of credibility to the book. Dean relishes its many tales, which range from humorous to chilling. If the book has a weakness, it is Keefe's failure to delve more deeply into the implications of this intelligence network and the way it serves as Big Brother to the world. (AudioFile 2005) Size: 248.07 MB http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/217/21693294/ Chatter_Dispatches_from_the_Secret_World_of_Global_Eavesdropping_+-Demonoid.com-+_4413655.6164.torrent Description: application/bittorrent
[cia-drugs] Re: al-CIA-duh al Qaeda alqaeda al-CIAduh CENQUAL
Rashid Khalidi, Iron Cage, p. xxii xxviii al-CIA-duh p. xxxiii arab nations did not exactly invade Israel p. 80 myth of backwardness of 20th century Palestinians p. 128 Brit colonialism continued by Israel and US http://www.google.com/search?q=gitmo+laptops Goss and Atta from same town, Petruskie and Viguerie too, anthrax in Arkansas(Russell Welch) and 911(Daschle and Leahy), WTC towers fall at speed of mass in a vacuum i.e. no resistance by materials because they were powdered/melted by explosions which you can see zippering down one corner in video. Oil smoke from top floor lights up as plane hits, or even before. Video shows dripping molten steel, and too soon even if you believe kerosene melts steel to liquid. So, al-CIA-duh had a CIA-sponsored website and now, laptops in Gitmo. Does one cause us to forget about the other, or can we do simple addition anymore? Remember to hit the plus key before keying in the next number! --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit muckb...@... wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49016
[cia-drugs] The Neurosis of Misdirection / we don't climb that ladder in this cage buddy
THE LITERAL, unleashed , always having been locked-up in the head, via repressive-complicity, did Resume ITs holy-grail spread http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49025 we don't climb that ladder in this cage buddy http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48504 Trying to Avoid Pain || Locked in Prison of Fear | The Cancer Spreads Into The Brain ;-) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48014 Why The USA Is In Trouble... ? (Avatars'R'Us) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/48420 === Conspiracature, SchlockAwe the unbearable lightness of fleeing ;-) The Neurosis of Misdirection Conspiracature When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose You're invisible now, you got no secrets to conceal - Bob Dylan Funny, that, how the public face of the Satanic Panic flap was a black-clad Dr Evil with an Eddie Munster 'do, and its fearless vampire hunter an almost impossibly bumbling everywhere-man of the far right with an FBI backstory. And how the leading proponents for the disclosure of extraterrestials have been military careerists or intelligence assets, while the most noisome researchers supporting the ET hypothesis have also been disseminators of military disinformation. Or how, suddenly, the loudest voices for 9/11 Truth are those of former Bush aides and lifelong Republicans, beating the drum for - dig it - no passenger aircraft having struck the World Trade Center. It's more than just theme and content that evoke The Outer Limits. It's our uncritical digestion of dubious information that becomes our fattening hobby. We will control the horizontal. We will control the vertical Sit quietly and we will control all that you see and hear . If we're open to all channels and lack the discernment to know what we're watching, we're nothing but passive consumers of conspiratainment. http://rigorousintuition.blogspot.com/2006/04/conspiracature_12.html more here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GovernmentShadow/message/25066 === Existential Entropy The Neurosis of Misdirection fractured identity; and weakness which results from lack of conceptual clarity, tends to spread its cancerous mendacity Early in this chapter Dr. Angyal speaks of the weakness which results from lack of conceptual clarity concerning what is to be encouraged and fostered. Here the idea of the real self emerges in functional terms-asa development consistent with the principle of confident self-acceptance that governs the basic system of health. He continues: The healthy pattern must be sought and uncovered, not within the pseudo-normal surface personality where its vestiges serve merely to disguise the neurotic assumptions, but within the depth of neurosis itself. Only when the destructive and self-destructive attitudes . . . can themselves be shown to be distortions of healthy trends is contact with the real self established; one gets to it by going through the neurotic attitudes, not around them. Tracing manifest disturbances to the unacceptable motives generated within the neurotic framework takes one only halfway toward understanding them. This partial understanding fills the person with shame and guilt, which in themselves are not conducive to change. Real understanding traces the neurotic manifestation all the way back to its healthy sources.When the neurosis is discovered to be an approximation or a twisted version of health, the patient's outlook becomes hopeful. more: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GovernmentShadow/message/25066 Radical Transparency http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GovernmentShadow/message/31133 Neurosis is an affliction of motive; recovery involves self-understanding, or being able to distinguish between healthy and neurotic motives, which are often intertwined. Cognitive dissonance: recipe for totalitarianism === When the hypocrisy stops pretending to be righteous, and then we all start to instead decide to be conscious enough to focus to unite to do what's right, ... when we decide to actually begin to embrace the Accountability we supposedly seek, our focused unity regarding what we otherwise preach, will require no violence, not even marches in the street; ... when we simply decide to embrace the Accountability we supposedly seek so to unite in support of that Accountability/Justice, ... the Justice will come, starting with the top criminals first, it will be little more than days of shock awe Justice/Accountability singing deeply like a righteous gospel proclaiming that American DNA Accountability is back on track again, ... then you just watch the criminal's trash mouth support teams receed as the Top criminals are being processed on tv. ;-) === Scott Ritter: “If you want to be anti-war, that means you have to be in conflict with those who are pro-war” http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GovernmentShadow/message/27128 ;-)
