Re: [Biofuel] Not censorship, it's just selectorship

2008-01-16 Thread Bob Molloy
Hi Chris,
You nailed it in one. Here's the full story.
Regards.
Bob.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig/margolis12.html

- Original Message -
From: Chris Burck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sustainablelorgbiofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 5:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Not censorship, it's just selectorship


good to see people speaking out about it, however far below the radar.
 fwiw, i'd heard that isreal's motive was to cover up war crimes
(their own highway of death) on which the liberty was eavesdropping.

On 1/14/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hallo Bob,

 I  certainly  remember  our sister ship, the Liberty.  I also remember
 the  Gulf  of  Tonkin  incident.   See the piece at Yahoo News cited
 below:

 http://snipurl.com/1xdix

 We  have  known  this  was a manufactured incident for a long time but
 apparently  the  whole  story  has  just  been  confirmed  and  made
 official.  Makes ones heart warm when pondering on the honesty of ones
 government. :o/

 Happy Happy,

 Gustl



 Sunday, 13 January, 2008, 17:57:30, you wrote:

 BM Interesting comment from a retired US naval officer living in
Malaysia.

 BM regards.
 BM Bob.


 BM Friends:

 BM I am using IE-9, Microsoft's latest browser which provides for
 multiple homepages.  I have two US based News Media pages as
 homepages, plus Google's homepage... but not the vanilla,
 BM brown-paper wrapped version!

 BM I have installed Google homepage from Google Stuff, and opted to
 modify it with the Malaysian version, in which I get to select
 Malaysian oriented stuff.

 BM Vis. http://www.google.com.my/ig?hl=en.

 BM I have selected Malaysian News, which is a selection of World and
 Local news articles from local mainstream news sources here in Malaysia.
 They are, like other MSM sources in Amerika and
 BM elsewhere, influenced by government agencies, controls and economic
 factors which MSM organs cannot escape.  In Malaysia the Free Press, is
 probably no more free than elsewhere.

 BM Yet, when I open all three of my homepage news sources and compare
 headlines in all three of them, I see the Malaysian News page is strongly
 outnumbered by the other two, strictly US pages,
 BM which seem to follow some kind of protocol or party lines... war, war,
 war... American problems in conflict, and the difficulties encountered
 exporting and distributing Freedom and Democracy to
 BM the rest of the world, while the Malaysian component seems to, naively
 perhaps, assume that most of the rest of the world is about as free and
 democratic as it will ever be, or not be, and does
 BM not waste much time on these issues, except from time to time,
 noticing that US Forces are killing a lot of people here and there,
 without much commentary on the altruistic motives and sacrifices
 BM behind such slaughter in the name of Freedom, God, and Democracy.

 BM Just one more small reason why it is nice living somewhere else.


 BM And a snip from his previous email re the recent threat to US naval
 forces in the Straits of Hormuz:


 BM Bush gets briefing on US-Iran incident

 BM By TERENCE HUNT, AP White House Correspondent 10 minutes ago

 BM Note; Mr. Hunt is a White House Correspondent.  I should stop
 reading here!

 BM MANAMA, Bahrain - A naval commander told President Bush on Sunday that
 he is taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and U.S. Navy forces
 in the Persian Gulf deadly seriously.




 BM White House press secretary Dana Perino said Bush did not raise the
 showdown in the Hormuz Strait when he spoke with U.S. Vice Adm. Kevin
 Cosgriff, commander of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, which
 BM patrols the Gulf.  But Perino said Cosgriff told the president that he
 took it very seriously when an Iranian fleet of high-speed boats on Jan. 6
 charged at and threatened to blow up a three-ship
 BM U.S. Navy convoy passing near Iranian waters.  The Iranian naval
 forces vanished as the American ship commanders were preparing to open
 fire.

 BM If a fleet of boats, large or small, ...charged at and threatened to
 blow up a three-ship U.S. Navy convoy... (NOTE: The US Navy does not sail
 in convoy, as merchant ships do.  Navies sail in
 BM Formations) and the Task Force Commander took it deadly seriously
 or even just seriously, it was his duty to open fire and destroy them.
 Defense of your vessels is the prime reason for him
 BM being there!  He did not fire so apparently he did not perceive a
 threat, however dramatic his story may sound

 BM Most war stories are much more spectacular, frightening, and heroic,
 post-war!  If Mr. Bush believed this man, he should have relieved him of
 Command before coffee was served.

 BM Bush spoke with Cosgriff after he had a breakfast of pancakes and
 bacon with troops of the U.S. 5th Fleet based in Bahrain.

 BM All the military people remember what happened in the past, such as
 the USS Cole, Perino said, referring to the October 2000 terrorist attack
 on a U.S. warship

Re: [Biofuel] Not censorship, it's just selectorship

2008-01-15 Thread Chris Burck
good to see people speaking out about it, however far below the radar.
 fwiw, i'd heard that isreal's motive was to cover up war crimes
(their own highway of death) on which the liberty was eavesdropping.

On 1/14/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hallo Bob,

 I  certainly  remember  our sister ship, the Liberty.  I also remember
 the  Gulf  of  Tonkin  incident.   See the piece at Yahoo News cited
 below:

 http://snipurl.com/1xdix

 We  have  known  this  was a manufactured incident for a long time but
 apparently  the  whole  story  has  just  been  confirmed  and  made
 official.  Makes ones heart warm when pondering on the honesty of ones
 government. :o/

 Happy Happy,

 Gustl



 Sunday, 13 January, 2008, 17:57:30, you wrote:

 BM Interesting comment from a retired US naval officer living in Malaysia.

 BM regards.
 BM Bob.


 BM Friends:

 BM I am using IE-9, Microsoft's latest browser which provides for
 multiple homepages.  I have two US based News Media pages as
 homepages, plus Google's homepage... but not the vanilla,
 BM brown-paper wrapped version!

 BM I have installed Google homepage from Google Stuff, and opted to
 modify it with the Malaysian version, in which I get to select
 Malaysian oriented stuff.

 BM Vis. http://www.google.com.my/ig?hl=en.

 BM I have selected Malaysian News, which is a selection of World and
 Local news articles from local mainstream news sources here in Malaysia.
 They are, like other MSM sources in Amerika and
 BM elsewhere, influenced by government agencies, controls and economic
 factors which MSM organs cannot escape.  In Malaysia the Free Press, is
 probably no more free than elsewhere.

 BM Yet, when I open all three of my homepage news sources and compare
 headlines in all three of them, I see the Malaysian News page is strongly
 outnumbered by the other two, strictly US pages,
 BM which seem to follow some kind of protocol or party lines... war, war,
 war... American problems in conflict, and the difficulties encountered
 exporting and distributing Freedom and Democracy to
 BM the rest of the world, while the Malaysian component seems to, naively
 perhaps, assume that most of the rest of the world is about as free and
 democratic as it will ever be, or not be, and does
 BM not waste much time on these issues, except from time to time,
 noticing that US Forces are killing a lot of people here and there,
 without much commentary on the altruistic motives and sacrifices
 BM behind such slaughter in the name of Freedom, God, and Democracy.

 BM Just one more small reason why it is nice living somewhere else.


 BM And a snip from his previous email re the recent threat to US naval
 forces in the Straits of Hormuz:


 BM Bush gets briefing on US-Iran incident

 BM By TERENCE HUNT, AP White House Correspondent 10 minutes ago

 BM Note; Mr. Hunt is a White House Correspondent.  I should stop
 reading here!

 BM MANAMA, Bahrain - A naval commander told President Bush on Sunday that
 he is taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and U.S. Navy forces
 in the Persian Gulf deadly seriously.




 BM White House press secretary Dana Perino said Bush did not raise the
 showdown in the Hormuz Strait when he spoke with U.S. Vice Adm. Kevin
 Cosgriff, commander of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, which
 BM patrols the Gulf.  But Perino said Cosgriff told the president that he
 took it very seriously when an Iranian fleet of high-speed boats on Jan. 6
 charged at and threatened to blow up a three-ship
 BM U.S. Navy convoy passing near Iranian waters.  The Iranian naval
 forces vanished as the American ship commanders were preparing to open
 fire.

 BM If a fleet of boats, large or small, ...charged at and threatened to
 blow up a three-ship U.S. Navy convoy... (NOTE: The US Navy does not sail
 in convoy, as merchant ships do.  Navies sail in
 BM Formations) and the Task Force Commander took it deadly seriously
 or even just seriously, it was his duty to open fire and destroy them.
 Defense of your vessels is the prime reason for him
 BM being there!  He did not fire so apparently he did not perceive a
 threat, however dramatic his story may sound

 BM Most war stories are much more spectacular, frightening, and heroic,
 post-war!  If Mr. Bush believed this man, he should have relieved him of
 Command before coffee was served.

 BM Bush spoke with Cosgriff after he had a breakfast of pancakes and
 bacon with troops of the U.S. 5th Fleet based in Bahrain.

 BM All the military people remember what happened in the past, such as
 the USS Cole, Perino said, referring to the October 2000 terrorist attack
 on a U.S. warship, the USS Cole.  The attack in
 BM Yemen's Aden harbor by a small boat laden with explosives killed 17
 sailors and nearly sank the Cole.

 BM Apparently, no one remembers the USS Liberty.  I do!

 BM www.whatreallyhappened.com/ussliberty.html


 BM -- next part --
 BM An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
 BM URL: 

Re: [Biofuel] Not censorship, it's just selectorship

2008-01-14 Thread gustl
Hallo Bob,

I  certainly  remember  our sister ship, the Liberty.  I also remember
the  Gulf  of  Tonkin  incident.   See the piece at Yahoo News cited
below:

http://snipurl.com/1xdix

We  have  known  this  was a manufactured incident for a long time but
apparently  the  whole  story  has  just  been  confirmed  and  made
official.  Makes ones heart warm when pondering on the honesty of ones
government. :o/

Happy Happy,

Gustl



Sunday, 13 January, 2008, 17:57:30, you wrote:

BM Interesting comment from a retired US naval officer living in Malaysia.

BM regards.
BM Bob.


BM Friends:

BM I am using IE-9, Microsoft's latest browser which provides for
multiple homepages.  I have two US based News Media pages as
homepages, plus Google's homepage... but not the vanilla,
BM brown-paper wrapped version!

BM I have installed Google homepage from Google Stuff, and opted to
modify it with the Malaysian version, in which I get to select
Malaysian oriented stuff.

BM Vis. http://www.google.com.my/ig?hl=en.

BM I have selected Malaysian News, which is a selection of World and
Local news articles from local mainstream news sources here in Malaysia. 
They are, like other MSM sources in Amerika and
BM elsewhere, influenced by government agencies, controls and economic
factors which MSM organs cannot escape.  In Malaysia the Free Press, is
probably no more free than elsewhere.

BM Yet, when I open all three of my homepage news sources and compare
headlines in all three of them, I see the Malaysian News page is strongly
outnumbered by the other two, strictly US pages,
BM which seem to follow some kind of protocol or party lines... war, war,
war... American problems in conflict, and the difficulties encountered
exporting and distributing Freedom and Democracy to
BM the rest of the world, while the Malaysian component seems to, naively
perhaps, assume that most of the rest of the world is about as free and
democratic as it will ever be, or not be, and does
BM not waste much time on these issues, except from time to time,
noticing that US Forces are killing a lot of people here and there,
without much commentary on the altruistic motives and sacrifices
BM behind such slaughter in the name of Freedom, God, and Democracy.

BM Just one more small reason why it is nice living somewhere else.


BM And a snip from his previous email re the recent threat to US naval
forces in the Straits of Hormuz:


BM Bush gets briefing on US-Iran incident

BM By TERENCE HUNT, AP White House Correspondent 10 minutes ago

BM Note; Mr. Hunt is a White House Correspondent.  I should stop
reading here!

BM MANAMA, Bahrain - A naval commander told President Bush on Sunday that
he is taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and U.S. Navy forces
in the Persian Gulf deadly seriously.




BM White House press secretary Dana Perino said Bush did not raise the
showdown in the Hormuz Strait when he spoke with U.S. Vice Adm. Kevin
Cosgriff, commander of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, which
BM patrols the Gulf.  But Perino said Cosgriff told the president that he
took it very seriously when an Iranian fleet of high-speed boats on Jan. 6
charged at and threatened to blow up a three-ship
BM U.S. Navy convoy passing near Iranian waters.  The Iranian naval
forces vanished as the American ship commanders were preparing to open
fire.

BM If a fleet of boats, large or small, ...charged at and threatened to
blow up a three-ship U.S. Navy convoy... (NOTE: The US Navy does not sail
in convoy, as merchant ships do.  Navies sail in
BM Formations) and the Task Force Commander took it deadly seriously
or even just seriously, it was his duty to open fire and destroy them. 
Defense of your vessels is the prime reason for him
BM being there!  He did not fire so apparently he did not perceive a
threat, however dramatic his story may sound

BM Most war stories are much more spectacular, frightening, and heroic,
post-war!  If Mr. Bush believed this man, he should have relieved him of
Command before coffee was served.

BM Bush spoke with Cosgriff after he had a breakfast of pancakes and
bacon with troops of the U.S. 5th Fleet based in Bahrain.

BM All the military people remember what happened in the past, such as
the USS Cole, Perino said, referring to the October 2000 terrorist attack
on a U.S. warship, the USS Cole.  The attack in
BM Yemen's Aden harbor by a small boat laden with explosives killed 17
sailors and nearly sank the Cole.

BM Apparently, no one remembers the USS Liberty.  I do!

BM www.whatreallyhappened.com/ussliberty.html


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[Biofuel] Not censorship, it's just selectorship

2008-01-13 Thread Bob Molloy
Interesting comment from a retired US naval officer living in Malaysia.

regards.
Bob.


Friends:

I am using IE-9, Microsoft's latest browser which provides for multiple 
homepages.  I have two US based News Media pages as homepages, plus 
Google's homepage... but not the vanilla,  brown-paper wrapped version!

I have installed Google homepage from Google Stuff, and opted to modify it 
with the Malaysian version, in which I get to select Malaysian oriented 
stuff.  

Vis. http://www.google.com.my/ig?hl=en. 

I have selected Malaysian News, which is a selection of World and Local news 
articles from local mainstream news sources here in Malaysia.  They are, like 
other MSM sources in Amerika and elsewhere, influenced by government agencies, 
controls and economic factors which MSM organs cannot escape.  In Malaysia the 
Free Press, is probably no more free than elsewhere.

Yet, when I open all three of my homepage news sources and compare headlines 
in all three of them, I see the Malaysian News page is strongly outnumbered by 
the other two, strictly US pages, which seem to follow some kind of protocol or 
party lines... war, war, war... American problems in conflict, and the 
difficulties encountered exporting and distributing Freedom and Democracy to 
the rest of the world, while the Malaysian component seems to, naively perhaps, 
assume that most of the rest of the world is about as free and democratic as it 
will ever be, or not be, and does not waste much time on these issues, except 
from time to time, noticing that US Forces are killing a lot of people here and 
there, without much commentary on the altruistic motives and sacrifices behind 
such slaughter in the name of Freedom, God, and Democracy.

Just one more small reason why it is nice living somewhere else.


And a snip from his previous email re the recent threat to US naval forces in 
the Straits of Hormuz:

 
Bush gets briefing on US-Iran incident  

By TERENCE HUNT, AP White House Correspondent 10 minutes ago  

Note; Mr. Hunt is a White House Correspondent.  I should stop reading here!

MANAMA, Bahrain - A naval commander told President Bush on Sunday that he is 
taking the recent confrontation between Iranian and U.S. Navy forces in the 
Persian Gulf deadly seriously. 


 

White House press secretary Dana Perino said Bush did not raise the showdown in 
the Hormuz Strait when he spoke with U.S. Vice Adm. Kevin Cosgriff, commander 
of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, which patrols the Gulf.  But Perino said Cosgriff 
told the president that he took it very seriously when an Iranian fleet of 
high-speed boats on Jan. 6 charged at and threatened to blow up a three-ship 
U.S. Navy convoy passing near Iranian waters.  The Iranian naval forces 
vanished as the American ship commanders were preparing to open fire.

If a fleet of boats, large or small, ...charged at and threatened to blow up a 
three-ship U.S. Navy convoy... (NOTE: The US Navy does not sail in convoy, 
as merchant ships do.  Navies sail in Formations) and the Task Force 
Commander took it deadly seriously or even just seriously, it was his duty to 
open fire and destroy them.  Defense of your vessels is the prime reason for 
him being there!  He did not fire so apparently he did not perceive a 
threat, however dramatic his story may sound

Most war stories are much more spectacular, frightening, and heroic, 
post-war!  If Mr. Bush believed this man, he should have relieved him of 
Command before coffee was served.

Bush spoke with Cosgriff after he had a breakfast of pancakes and bacon with 
troops of the U.S. 5th Fleet based in Bahrain.

All the military people remember what happened in the past, such as the USS 
Cole, Perino said, referring to the October 2000 terrorist attack on a U.S. 
warship, the USS Cole.  The attack in Yemen's Aden harbor by a small boat laden 
with explosives killed 17 sailors and nearly sank the Cole.

Apparently, no one remembers the USS Liberty.  I do!

www.whatreallyhappened.com/ussliberty.html 


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