Re: [cia-drugs] SOSEMERGENCY ACTION ALERTSOS
Rosie needs to learn the truth. It's Judeo-Christians who are the problem and Christians who accept the lies that their churches tell them. See http://www.truedemocracy.net/td-17/09.html for proof. Barbara Walters is in the CFR. No chance will she come clean. We just need to expose her and boycott her sponsors. In terms of Muslims, al-Qa'eda was created by the CIA. Many people around the world know this fact. Peace, Arlene Johnson Publisher/Author http://www.truedemocracy.net Click on the icon that says Magazine. Password for 2006 editions: message -Original Message- From: MarshaMcClelland [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sep 18, 2006 5:32 AM To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Subject: [cia-drugs] SOSEMERGENCY ACTION ALERTSOS SOSEMERGENCY ACTION ALERTSOS This is urgent...If you care what happens to our children and future generations you'll take action on this one if you haven't yet...This evil plot was sent to the religious right...We need counter it for the sake of the entire world See the lies and spin concerning the 911/WTC atrocity...The very lie that led to the unjust wars...It's all there in this enclosed article against Rosie O'Donnell for speaking out with truth on ABC's View This is the link to that campaign against her where you can hear what she actually saidhttps://secure.afa.net/afa/activism/takeaction.asp?id=214 Remember the links we send are coming apart...If this happens just paste it into your browser and close the spaces before you click...Don't forget to forward this to like minds, too You can go there and erase the propaganda against her and write in your own words...The article will be the last item here The View is on at 11 am tomorrow Eastern time You can go to this link and send your message to Rosie as well as Barbara Walters and the other two on the Viewhttp://abc.go.com/daytime/theview/ Tell ABC via thier website you're behind Rosie, too...It's easy...Bottom of page and click contactabc.com...takes just a minute Here's the number at ABCPrimary Phone: 212-456-...I was put through twice but couldn't leave my comment for some reason...I was hoping to give you the number and we could flood the network with calls all morning, if you get this in time... Afterwards will do, too...It's urgent we protect those brave enough to take a stance Here's what I sent the view and abc OMG...We The People salute Rosie...She stood up and told the truth...If more in the lime light would do that we could save America and the future for the children, for sure...We do hope no one gives her grief over this as is the buzz on the internet...We are behind her, in majority...At least the knowledgeable and thinking public are...So please treat her with the respect she deserves because We The Used To Be Peasants, are watching Marsha McClelland Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio xxx xxx- We The People United Movement We are many Political and Patriot Groups joining together, to help right the wrongs in America...United We Will Stand ~~~ Here's that evil campaign we'll turn around Donald E. Wildmon Founder and Chairman September 14, 2006 Please help us get this information into the hands of as many people as possible by forwarding it to your entire email list of family and friends. O'Donnell on ABC: 'Radical Christians' no different than murderous radical Muslims Neither O'Donnell nor ABC has apologized ABC's Rosie O'Donnell told a nationwide audience this week that radical Christians are the same as radical Muslims who piloted hijacked jetliners into New York's Twin Towers, who chop off the heads of individuals and who bomb innocent children in suicide attacks. O'Donnell made her comments as host of ABC's The View. Radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam in a country like America where we have separation of church and state, O'Donnell said. She had been saying that America was attacked not by a nation. She continued: And as a result of the attack and the killing of 3,000 innocent people, we invaded two countries and killed innocent people. Even her liberal co-hosts were shocked by her comments. Co-host Joy Behar protested that Christians are not trying to impose mass murder on America. This group (radical Muslims) is threatening to kill us. Replied O'Donnell: No, but we are bombing innocent people in other countries. True or false? O'Donnell was saying there is no difference between the radical Muslims who kill in the name of Allah and Bible-believing Christians who follow the teachings of Jesus. Neither O'Donnell nor ABC apologized for the comments. Had she made similar comments about minorities or homosexuals, there would have been an apology, and she would have probably been fired. The message from ABC is that bashing Christians is acceptable, even comparing them with murderers who kill in the name of Allah. Take Actionhttps://secure.afa.net/afa/activism/takeaction.asp?
[cia-drugs] GEORGE H.W. POPPY BUSH and HIS CHEMTRAILS
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 23:46:19 -0700 (PDT) From: Tim White [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:A MEETING-Clifford Carnicom and a military inside source--copied from WWW.CARNICOM.COM A MEETING Clifford E Carnicom Jul 26 2003 Edited Aug 17 2003 A meeting has taken place recently between an investigative researcher and a well placed military source. The identity of both parties is to be protected. The source has intimate knowledge of at least one aspect of the aerosol operations, and asserts the following: 1. The operation is a joint project between the Pentagon and the pharmaceutical industry. 2. The Pentagon wishes to test biological diseases for war purposes on unsuspecting populations. It was stated that SARS is a failure as the expected rate of mortality was intended to be 80%. 3. The pharmaceutical industry is making trillions on medications designed to treat both fatal and non-fatal diseases given to populations. 4. The bacteria and viruses are freeze-dried and then placed on fine filaments for release. 5. The metals released along with the diseases heat up from the sun, creating a perfect environment for the bacteria and viruses to thrive in the air supply. 6. Most countries being sprayed are unaware of the activities and they have not consented to the activities. He states that commercial aircraft flying are one of the delivery systems. 7. Most of the players are old friends and business partners of the senior Bush. 8. The ultimate goal is the control of all populations through directed and accurate spraying of drugs, diseases, etc. 9. People who have tried to reveal the truth have been imprisoned and killed. 10. This is the most dangerous and dark time that I have experienced in all of my years of serving this country. This information is relayed without qualification, as I am knowledgeable in the level of integrity of the researcher that has made this information available to the public. There is both risk and restraint that has been exercised in the preparation of this statement. Clifford E Carnicom Jul 26 2003 Additional Notes Aug 17 2003: The following personal and observations have been relayed to me by the investigative researcher referred to above: I am the researcher that relayed information to Carnicom and I can tell you that the meeting occurred as stated. I see that my meeting opened up some dialogue. I have to ask: why are so many intelligent people debating the tail of the dog? Does it have fleas, long or short hair, or no tail at all. Look at the DOG. See the big picture here. Do you question that people are dying in record numbers from the aerosol operations? It is a fact that an increase in particulate matter increases mortality. A top respiratory doctor has just written a book about the breathing crisis. On the Today Show, not in some secret meeting place, he tells us that respiratory disease has gone from eighth to fourth place as a leading cause of death, soon to be third, in only FIVE years. The doctor says the increase in respiratory death is because of smoking. Now that seems a little off, since many people have stopped smoking, and yet in FIVE years dying from breathing is the major cause of death behind heart failure and cancer. It is also a fact that when oxygen is reduced, cardiac arrest goes up. He also advises not to exercise outdoors. What does exercising outdoors have to do with smoking? Any chance that breathing heavy metals could be the cause of not only increasing death from respiratory disease, but also contributes to cardiac arrest and cancer? Go back to the DOG. Look at the bigger picture of what's going on with our health; stop debating the biological contents of an already deadly, efficient operation. Incidentally, culling was never mentioned in my report. Give Carnicom some credit for his integrity in presenting this material. I risked my safety and the safety of others to get this information. I wanted the information for myself; I didn't get it for Carnicom or his site, but I did want to share it with others as a confirmation, not as a revelation, of what is going on. Many of you saw this and I appreciate your intelligence and wisdom. My thanks, also, to those of you who have followed up with some good research. Posted Aug 17 2003 An interview that discusses the contents of this statement in greater detail is available at the following web address: 9th JEFF RENSE INTERVIEW JUL 27 03 MEDIA PLAYER - REAL PLAYER Back to Aerosol Operations Main Page __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[cia-drugs] Fwd: [ctrl] Olbermann navigates tightrope minus a net
Begin forwarded message:From: "Alamaine, IVe" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: September 20, 2006 8:19:35 AM PDTTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [ctrl] Olbermann navigates tightrope minus a netReply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=televisionNewsstoryID=2006-09-19T075408Z_01_N19319823_RTRIDST_0_TELEVISION-OLBERMANN-DC.XMLOlbermann navigates tightrope minus a netTue Sep 19, 2006 3:53 AM ETBy Ray RichmondLOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Keith Olbermann sometimes feels as if he's out there by himself on the high wire, a lone (or nearly lone) voice of reason in a world gone mad. Emboldened by the left as the right man in the right place at the right time, dismissed by the right as a Bush-bashing tool of liberal propagandists, the host-anchor of MSNBC's nightly "Countdown" newsmagazine has long been a zealous polarizing force as a journalist who wears his heart in plain sight.But while using his platform in part to protect what he sees as truth, justice and the American way and its ongoing assault from the Bush administration, Olbermann has suddenly evolved into more than merely Bill O'Reilly's sardonic whipping post. He's morphed before our eyes into the second coming of Howard Beale.Surely you remember Howard. He was the character (played with Oscar-winning brilliance by Peter Finch) who took on the establishment with his televised "mad as hell" rants in the seminal and prescient film "Network," which this fall marks 30 years since its release.While Olbermann has fully embodied the Beale zeitgeist more than ever, he has done so with decidedly more clear-eyed focus than the manic rage practiced by that particular fictitious icon. Over the past three weeks, he has crafted and delivered a pair of impassioned, acerbic essays that first slammed defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld (on August 30) and then, on September 11, one skewering President Bush for his politicizing the events of five years before.An excerpt: "How dare you, Mr. President, after taking cynical advantage of the unanimity and love, and transmuting it into fraudulent war and needless death, after monstrously transforming it into fear and suspicion and turning that fear into the campaign slogan of three elections?"It was a devastating and lengthy commentary that last week became an immediate sensation in the video download universe (earning nearly 300,000 page views on YouTube alone). Coincidentally or no, Olbermann's household numbers are up 73% in the first two weeks of September from August.While there is no argument that Olbermann can at times be self-indulgent, somewhat arrogant, over the top and stridently passionate, he is also the most compelling news personality of his generation. Love him or hate him, he is a charismatic, righteously indignant force of nature who is inspiring fervent cheers and detesting jeers in equal measure."No voice came to me and told me to do this," Olbermann says. "It's simply the eruption of the need to say something. If this country was founded on anything, it's the fight to the death to protect the right of someone to say that which you disagree with. I just think maybe I'm first in voicing skepticism of the administration that's been irrationally muted."Unlike Beale, Olbermann maintains that he is not going nuts and has simply been inspired by his senses of history and right and wrong to take to the air with both lungs breathing fire. While he has increasingly become an enemy of the state, the support he's received from his network bosses has been complete. In fact, MSNBC reran his September 11 "Countdown" commentary on Friday night and featured him as a guest on the "Today" show that same morning, which the host obviously appreciates."Yet at the same time I actually don't feel I've changed what I'm saying much at all," he maintains. "I believe it's this administration's continued move away from reality and toward rewriting our history that has made what I'm saying finally seem more relevant. That's the truth."Reuters/Hollywood Reporter© Reuters 2006. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content, including by caching, framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters. Reuters and the Reuters sphere logo are registered trademarks and trademarks of the Reuters group of companies around the world.Close This WindowAlamaine, IVeGrand Forks, ND, US of A~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher." - Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)Don't ask about caste or riches but instead ask about conduct. Look at the flames of a fire. Where do they come from? From a piece of wood"and it doesn't matter what wood. In the same way, a wise person can come from wood of any sort. It is through firmness and restraint and a sense of truth that one becomes noble, not through caste. -Sutta Nipata~~~In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without
[cia-drugs] Fwd: [A Time 4 Hemp] FW: Marijuana arrests reach all-time high
I'm really sorry to have to send such bad news to you all, but everyone must know the status of cannabis in the USA now. We really have a great deal to do.Note: forwarded message attached. End the oppression of cannabis and its consumers.Self defense is always correct, andit is never illegal. b_jb2001 Why keep checking for Mail? The all-new Yahoo! Mail shows you when there are new messages. __._,_.___ Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM SPONSORED LINKS Independent broker dealer Independent director Central intelligence agency Central intelligence agency employment Your email settings: Individual Email|Traditional Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! ID required) Change settings via email: Switch delivery to Daily Digest | Switch to Fully Featured Visit Your Group | Yahoo! Groups Terms of Use | Unsubscribe __,_._,___ ---BeginMessage--- Newest figures show a continued waste of society's resources in the culture war. Skywolf. _ From: Allen St. Pierre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]org] Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 3:09 PM To: NORML News Subject: Marijuana arrests reach all-time high http://www.norml.org http://www.norml.org/ NORML.org http://www.norml.org September 18, 2006 http://www.norml.org/images/news/ezine_subtitle.gif http://www.norml.org norml.org >From NORML.ORG: Marijuana Arrests For Year 2005 -- 786,545 Tops Record High Pot Smokers Arrested In America At A Rate Of One Every 40 Seconds Washington, DC: Police arrested an estimated 786,545 persons for marijuana violations in 2005, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's annual Uniform Crime Report http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/05cius/arrests/index.html , released today. The total is the highest ever recorded by the FBI, and comprised 42.6 percent of all drug arrests in the United States. These numbers belie the myth that police do not target and arrest minor marijuana offenders, said NORML Executive Director Allen St. Pierre, who noted that at current rates, a marijuana smoker is arrested every 40 seconds in America. This effort is a tremendous waste of criminal justice resources that diverts law enforcement personnel away from focusing on serious and violent crime, including the war on terrorism. Of those charged with marijuana violations, approximately 88 percent some 696,074 Americans were charged with possession only. The remaining 90,471 individuals were charged with sale/manufacture, a category that includes all cultivation offenses even those where the marijuana was being grown for personal or medical use. In past years, roughly 30 percent of those arrested were age 19 or younger. Present policies have done little if anything to decrease marijuana's availability or dissuade youth from trying it, St. Pierre said, noting young people in the U.S. now frequently report that they have easier access to pot than alcohol or tobacco. The total number of marijuana arrests in the U.S. for 2005 far exceeded the total number of arrests in the U.S. for all violent crimes combined, including murder, manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault. Annual marijuana arrests have more than doubled since the early 1990s. Arresting hundreds of thousands of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly needlessly destroys the lives of otherwise law abiding citizens, St. Pierre said, adding that over 8 million Americans have been arrested on marijuana charges in the past decade. During this same time, arrests for cocaine and heroin have declined sharply, implying that increased enforcement of marijuana laws is being achieved at the expense of enforcing laws against the possession and trafficking of more dangerous drugs. St. Pierre concluded: Enforcing marijuana prohibition costs taxpayers between $10 billion and $12 billion annually and has led to the arrest of nearly 18 million Americans. Nevertheless, some 94 million Americans acknowledge having used marijuana during their lives. It makes no sense to continue to treat nearly half of all Americans as criminals for their use of a substance that poses no greater - and arguably far fewer - health risks than alcohol or tobacco. A better and more sensible solution would be to tax and regulate cannabis in a manner similar to alcohol and tobacco. YEARMARIJUANA ARRESTS 2005 786,545 2004 771,608 2003 755,187 2002 nbs! p; 697,082 2001
[cia-drugs] Thailand's U.S.-Trained Military Mount A Bloodless Coup
Thailand's U.S.-Trained Military Mount A Bloodless Coup By Richard S. Ehrlich Wednesday, 20 September 2006, 8:45 am BANGKOK, Thailand -- Troops from Thailand's U.S.-trained military, backed by tanks and armored personnel carriers, seized the prime minister's office on Tuesday (September 19) night and filled TV screens with propaganda, in a bloodless coup led by a "revolutionary body" to end corruption and stop perceived attacks on the king. "There has been social division like never before," a self-appointed Military Reform Council announced without identifying its members. "Each side has been trying to conquer another with all possible means, and the situation tends to intensify with growing doubts on the administration, amid widespread reported corruption," it said, seeming to acknowledge criminal allegations against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. "State units, and independent organizations, have been politically meddled [with], not able to deliver their services as specified in the Constitution. The administration is also usually bordering on 'leste majeste' actions against the revered King," it said, making an extremely sensitive accusation which has been punishable by imprisonment. Coup troops on the street tied yellow ribbons on their weapons, symbolic of the color favored by the monarch at a time when many Thais have been wearing yellow shirts every week to display their loyalty to King Bhumibol Adulyadej during his 60th year on the throne. "The revolutionary body thus needs to seize power. We have no intention to rule, but to return the power to the people as soon as possible, to preserve peace, and honor the King who is the most revered to all Thais." The statement was broadcast in Thai language on domestic TV stations and translated into English by the Nation newspaper. Crucially the king, born in Cambridge, Mass., did not immediately appear to publicly voice his support for, or against, the coup. Many Thais will wait for his blessing, or criticism, before deciding how to react to soldiers crushing democracy. The frail constitutional monarch, 78, has limited political power, but is regarded as a "father" of all Thais and attracts devout emotional loyalty, psychologically trumping the influence of any prime minister or general. Thailand has suffered more than a dozen coups and coup attempts since the 1930s. Some coups initially appeared to be a military success, but quickly crumbled after the king declined to support the new regime. In the 1970s, and in 1992, military coup leaders remained in power until deadly insurrections by common citizens in Bangkok forced changes at the top amid widespread revulsion against the army's dictators. This Buddhist-majority, Southeast Asian nation did not seem to be in immediate danger of ending its tight military alliance with the United States, or Bangkok's robust capitalist policies. Before the announcement, the prime minister appeared to lamely insist he was in control by declaring via TV on Tuesday (Sept. 19) a "serious emergency law in Bangkok from now on." But he did so while in New York City attending the United Nations General Assembly, far from the tanks, armored personnel carriers and Humvees rumbling through Bangkok's rainy night. Critics of Mr. Thaksin's democratically elected government had hoped to put him on trial for tax evasion and other alleged crimes, and seize his family's vast wealth. Mr. Thaksin's next move, and when he will return home, remained unclear. Domestic TV programs were knocked off the air during the military move on Tuesday night, and instead broadcast loops showing the king and his family, accompanied by royal anthems and music -- signals that the government was no longer in control, but the new regime loved the king. Around midnight, live CNN and BBC broadcasts from Bangkok via satellite disappeared from Thailand's TVs, replaced by advisories apologizing for the interruption and then by blackness. Mr. Thaksin's woes date back to February when his family sold its stake in its Shin Corp. telecommunications empire to Singapore's government-owned Temasek Holdings investment group for 1.9 billion U.S. dollars. The Thaksin family did not pay taxes on the deal, insisting it was done offshore and legally did not qualify for Thai tax. Huge, peaceful street demonstrations in Bangkok began in March demanding Mr. Thaksin resign, but he had been elected by a vast majority in 2001 and 2005, so he held a snap election in April to confirm his mandate. Though he also won that poll, it was later deemed illegal, and fresh elections were scheduled for Oct. 15, and then shifted to mid-November, which he was expected to win. Though despised by much of Bangkok's wealthy elite and middle class, including Thai media, business leaders, students, intellectuals and others, the prime minister was very popular in the countryside where most people live, because his cheap
[cia-drugs] Re: Fwd: [ctrl] Olbermann navigates tightrope minus a net
I think it was Keith Olbermann who was the only media pundit to cover the FEMA death camp scandal right after Hurrican Katrina. Delaying the USAF airport opening team for four days, FEMA hid eighty living sick people under cover of a room labelled morgue at the New Orleans airport. The USAF team could have re-opened the airport with its portable radar and flight control electronics and landing lights and generators, and then those eighty people would have been flown out. There was no flooding to prevent busing people as they arrived at the stadium and convention center, and then flying out the medically needy, from Monday afternoon on. Pastor Toby Nelson of California, Doctors Perlmutter and Gerhardt found the false morgue, and tried to save sixty of the eighty living. They could only get half a dozen past FEMA, but all of those were revived by simply allowing them to drink WATER! Not even an IV, but they were in condition to DRINK water--they did need medical attention but FEMA prevented them from receiving any. FEMA removed the disappeared the living from the death camp cum morgue overnight. Only in the version involving Pastor Toby Nelson was it said that FEMA was sequestering living people in a room called morgue, other versions mention Perlmutter and Gerhardt as being blocked from attending consenting patients in a FEMA clinic at the airport. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/msearch?query=perlmutter+katrina http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/31475 -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, RoadsEnd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Begin forwarded message: From: Alamaine, IVe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: September 20, 2006 8:19:35 AM PDT To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ctrl] Olbermann navigates tightrope minus a net Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx? type=televisionNewsstoryID =2006-09-19T075408Z_01_N19319823_RTRIDST_0_TELEVISION-OLBERMANN-DC.XML Olbermann navigates tightrope minus a net Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:53 AM ET By Ray Richmond LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Keith Olbermann sometimes feels as if he's out there by himself on the high wire, a lone (or nearly lone) voice of reason in a world gone mad. Emboldened by the left as the right man in the right place at the right time, dismissed by the right as a Bush- bashing tool of liberal propagandists, the host-anchor of MSNBC's nightly Countdown newsmagazine has long been a zealous polarizing force as a journalist who wears his heart in plain sight. But while using his platform in part to protect what he sees as truth, justice and the American way and its ongoing assault from the Bush administration, Olbermann has suddenly evolved into more than merely Bill O'Reilly's sardonic whipping post. He's morphed before our eyes into the second coming of Howard Beale. Surely you remember Howard. He was the character (played with Oscar- winning brilliance by Peter Finch) who took on the establishment with his televised mad as hell rants in the seminal and prescient film Network, which this fall marks 30 years since its release. While Olbermann has fully embodied the Beale zeitgeist more than ever, he has done so with decidedly more clear-eyed focus than the manic rage practiced by that particular fictitious icon. Over the past three weeks, he has crafted and delivered a pair of impassioned, acerbic essays that first slammed defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld (on August 30) and then, on September 11, one skewering President Bush for his politicizing the events of five years before. An excerpt: How dare you, Mr. President, after taking cynical advantage of the unanimity and love, and transmuting it into fraudulent war and needless death, after monstrously transforming it into fear and suspicion and turning that fear into the campaign slogan of three elections? It was a devastating and lengthy commentary that last week became an immediate sensation in the video download universe (earning nearly 300,000 page views on YouTube alone). Coincidentally or no, Olbermann's household numbers are up 73% in the first two weeks of September from August. While there is no argument that Olbermann can at times be self- indulgent, somewhat arrogant, over the top and stridently passionate, he is also the most compelling news personality of his generation. Love him or hate him, he is a charismatic, righteously indignant force of nature who is inspiring fervent cheers and detesting jeers in equal measure. No voice came to me and told me to do this, Olbermann says. It's simply the eruption of the need to say something. If this country was founded on anything, it's the fight to the death to protect the right of someone to say that which you disagree with. I just think maybe I'm first in voicing skepticism of the administration that's been irrationally muted.
