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HOMeLAND ATTACKS SELF-DEFENSE SPECIAL TOPICS The Pentagon
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Calling Previous News and Commentary – Feb.-
July 2007 Monday, May 28, 2007 (Continued) Keylogging trojan dodges
anti-virus detection A new variant of the Russian Trojan Gozi is circulating on the Web, this time armed with a keylogging function and the ability to scramble itself so it is difficult to detect by anti-virus software. The Trojan is believed to have been spreading since April 17. Like the original, which was discovered earlier in 2007, the new version of Gozi steals data from encrypted SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) streams. NIST atom interferometry
displays new quantum tricks Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have demonstrated a novel way of making atoms interfere with each other, recreating a famous experiment originally done with light while also making the atoms do things that light just won't do. Their experiments showcase some of the extraordinary behavior taken for granted in the quantum world—atoms acting like waves and appearing in two places at once, for starters—and demonstrate a new technique that could be useful in quantum computing with neutral atoms and further studies of atomic hijinks. U.S.
helps Mexico intercept phone calls and e-mail The Mexican
government is stepping up its program to intercept phone calls and e-mails
from its citizens, using expertise, money and equipment from the United
States, the Los Angeles Times reports
today. New president Felipe Calderon, a conservative with close ties to the
Bush administration, wants to change the Mexican constitution to give
authorities the power to spy on citizens without a court order. Sound
familiar? Report:
Cheney aide clearing path to bomb Iran A report published today reveals a growing game of tug-of-war between President Bush and his No. 2 regarding the US approach towards Iran. Vice President Dick Cheney believes the US should not be pursuing a diplomatic path with Iran, and a senior aide to the vice president has been meeting with national security think tanks and consultants in Washington to "help establish the policy and political pathway to bombing Iran," It’s time to stand up
– put up – or shut up House minority leader, John Boehner, who is known for his candor, expressed his feelings on the immigration amnesty and corporate welfare bill that is currently being debated in the Senate by calling the bill a piece of crap. Actually Mr. Boehner expressed himself in more eloquently blunt terms, but in deference to the tender sensibilities of those who are easily offended by blunt language I have altered the congressman’s words a bit. So we’ll just say that the subject of the “piece of” that the congressman referred to rhymes with “wit.” In actual fact the congressman could have used any number of euphemisms or politically correct words to express his disdain for this treasonous legislation, but apparently to his way of thinking a piece of, uh, crap by any other name is still just a piece of crap. – Jim R. Schwiesow The changing standards of
sexiness Although they may
sound like part of “Bodies…The Exhibition,” “bifurcated girls” were a popular
attraction in American men’s magazines at the turn of the 20th century. “The
Bifurcated Girl Is Coming!” announced a May 1903 magazine cover. The
following month, there it was: an entire 44-page issue featuring “Gay Girls
in Trousers” and “Leading Actresses” in “Men’s Togs.” Why Ron Paul’s answer
terrifies them In one short answer to a moderator’s question in the South Carolina debate
in which Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul suggested that U.S.
foreign policy motivated the 9/11 terrorists, Paul produced an earthquake
that is shaking the Republican establishment. – Jacob G. Hornberger Tuesday, May 22, 2007 U.S. Blocks its Soldiers
from Websites How
To Grow A Vegetable Garden In Your Apartment The Universe as a
Hologram Is your brain really
necessary? Fusion Experiments
Show Nuclear Power's Softer Side
This Country
Job Really Rocks! Bank of the
South: Hugo Chavez Wants to Take On
His Enemies By Playing Their Old Game
The Holographic
Principle is a Simple Consequence of the Divergence Theorem Astronomy Picture of
the Day: Bright Spiral Galaxy M81 in
Ultraviolet from Galex Video
of the Day: U.S. Rep Ron Paul
Discusses the National Animal Identification System Monday, May 14, 2007 Reminder:
Today – Monday - is Wiretap the Internet Day He’s Back! Rove Fingered Five of the U.S. Attorneys
Slated for Dismissal
One
World Order: The Transatlantic Economic Integration The
International Forecaster: Royalist Fantasies of George Bush II
From A to Z: The Downing of the WTC
Towers on 9/11 *** Surprise!
Evidence WTC Towers had Concrete Cores: Not All-Steel As Claimed
*** Rising Prices
Not Lessening Indians' Love of Gold The
Secret to not Losing Your Marbles: SF Technology Company Finds It Senator
Introduces 'Official English' Bill
Texas
Longhorn Steer Walks America Exposing Fed’s NAIS Plan Department of Homeland and Security wants master key
for DNS
Exploration of
Boundary Merging Between the UFO Culture, Parapsychology, and Intelligence
Agencies Astronomy
Picture of the Day: The Cat's Eye Nebula from Hubble Streaming Video of the Day: Pandora’s Black Box *** These articles will be
referred to during today’s interview of Chris Brown on May 7 and May 14. Saturday, May 12, 2007 Somalia: The Hidden War
for Oil Eye
Eternally on the Prize: Iraq Neo-Cons
Drive Iran Divestment Campaign 10-Day
Survival Pack for your Vehicle for less than $25 The Underrated
Heroes of the Garden An Introduction to Quantum Tantra Sex and
Booze Figured in Egyptian Rites Why Make a Matrix? And
Why You Might be in One The Inhuman Treatment of Robots Monitoring Americans: A Nation Under
Surveillance Preserving America’s Freedom: State
Action Success Story Friday, May 11, 2007 DHS
Mobile Lab To Test Citizens for Terrorist Intentions Overwhelming Implausibility of Using Directed Energy Beams to Demolish the WTC Towers on 9/11 Hard
Evidence Repudiates the Hypothesis that Mini-Nukes Were Used on the WTC
Towers Fake Terror – The Road
to Dictatorship Clothing Created to Block Flu, Colds While
You Weren’t Watching, Look What Happened! Occupation
Forces support Afghan Narcotics How
to Become a Serf in One Easy Step Monsanto’s
Genetically Engineered Soy Beans Damage Health of Test Animals Infinity Miles Per Gallon:
Art Haines and the Solar Car NeoCons
Still Control President Highly
Effective Treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis that Virtually No Physicians
are Unsing Shadow
Government Changes under Bush Thursday, March 8, 2007 DHS
Mobile Lab To Test Citizens for Terrorist Intentions Getting inside the
Democratic or Republican national convention requires connections and a
badge, but in the summer of 2008, it might require also require not setting
off remote, cutting edge sensors designed to test whether or not you have
terrorist intents. What Did Israel Know
in Advance of the 9/11 Attacks?
On the afternoon
of September 11, 2001, an FBI bulletin known as a BOLO - "be on
lookout" -- was issued with regard to three suspicious men who that
morning were seen leaving the New Jersey waterfront minutes after the first
plane hit World Trade Center 1. Law enforcement officers across the New
York-New Jersey area were warned in the radio dispatch to watch for a
"vehicle possibly related to New York terrorist attack" LC
Editor’s Comment: 9/11 researchers incapable of “thinking
outside of the box” and stuck on the notion that either an airplance or a
missile hit the Pentagon will have a field day trying to use this
well-produced video offering by the Citzens Investigation Team to support
their favorite scenario for this disaster.
They will no doubt succeed in proving themselves right --- be it their
choice of vehicle a missile or a plane ---- simply because they have failed
to think outside of the box. I’ll be
writing a feature article on the subject of the Pentagon crash and publishing
it in next Tuesday’s issue of LIBERTY CALLING. In the meantime I urge you to view this video a few times and
ponder over its multiple messages - Ron Larsen, Ph.D. REPORT:
72 Percent Of Army Brigades Have Served Multiple Tours of Duty
The Center for
American Progress has released a new study on the state of our military
readiness. The report — “Beyond
the Call of Duty: A Comprehensive Review of the Overuse of the Army in
the Administration’s War of Choice in Iraq” — undertook a “massive research
project to identify, brigade by brigade, the number and duration of
deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan by the active Army.” The report found a
large majority of Army brigades have served multiple tours. Physicist - Author Greene: Backward Time Travel Unlikely, Foward a 1
Million Years Okay The
urge to hug a departed loved one again or prevent atrocities are among the
compelling reasons that keep the notion of time
travel alive in the minds of many. While the idea makes for great fiction,
some scientists now say traveling to the past is impossible.
Overwhelming
Implausibility of Using Directed Energy Beams to Demolish the WTC Towers on 9/11
As Dr. James Fetzer suggests, Dr. Judy Wood may be unable to provide answers to basic questions regarding her own speculative hypothesis. However, this paper does quantitatively analyze those issues raised during the interview as well as address other evidence advanced by Dr. Judy Wood and others that the WTC towers may have been destroyed by directed energy weapons. The following arguments will prove that the degree of implausibility places the hypothesis squarely in the realm of the impossible. Hard Evidence Repudiates the Hypothesis
that Mini-Nukes Were Used on the WTC Towers Fake Terror – The Road to Dictatorship It's the oldest trick in the book, dating back to Roman times; creating the enemies you need. Wednesday, February 28, 2007 Gold
Falls in New York as Equity Plunge Triggers Metal Sell-Off Gold prices in New York fell as much as 4 percent after U.S. equities tumbled the most since September 2002. Computer
Glitch Amplifies Stock Market Slide What seemed to be an unprecedented drop in the Dow Jones blue-chip index in a matter of moments Tuesday was caused by a computer system glitch amid a surge in sell orders, company officials said. Report:
Many CIA 'ghost prisoners' still 'disappeared' A report released yesterday by Human Rights Watch revealed that at least
thirty-eight men detained in the Central Intelligence
Agency's secret prisons are still unaccounted for. Fake
Terror – The Road to Dictatorship It's the oldest trick in the book, dating back to Roman times; creating the enemies you need. Wednesday, February 7, 2007 Chief
Counsel to Committee that Probed Nixon Abuse of Power Wants Similar Bush
Probe The chief counsel to the committee that investigated abuses of power by
President Richard Nixon in the 1970s tells RAW STORY he’d like to see a similar inquiry
into clandestine intelligence operations under President George W. Bush. Frederick A.O. Schwarz, who presently
works as Senior Counsel at the New York University School of Law’s Brennan
Center for Social Justice, served as chief counsel to the Church Committee
from 1975-1976. The committee drew its name from Senator Frank Church (D-ID)
(in photo), who led the massive probe into abuses of power by US intelligence
agencies. (By Michael Roston, Raw
Story, February 7, 2007). Full
article=> Israel
Calls for Sanctions on Iran that Bypass UN Security Council Jerusalem- Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert called Wednesday on world
leaders to impose sanctions on Iran even if they have to do so without the
United Nations Security Council. It is still not too late to prevent Iran
from achieving nuclear abilities "through effective sanctions, also on a
path which bypasses the Security Council," Olmert told British Foreign
Minister Margaret Beckett in Jerusalem.
Olmert also stressed that any Palestinian government must fulfil the
three conditions of the international community, including "recognizing
Israel, endorsing previous Israeli-Palestinian interim agreements and ending
terrorism and support for violence," a government statement said. (dpa German Press Agency, February 7, 2007). Full
article=> Mistrial
in Case of US Officer Who Refused to Fight in Iraq United States (AFP) - The court
martial of a US army officer who refused to fight in Iraq was ruled a
mistrial here after a dispute over a pre-trial agreement. Military judge Lieutenant Colonel John
Head halted the case involving First Lieutenant Ehren Watada following
possible inconsistencies concerning a "stipulation of fact" agreed
before the hearing. (AFP, February
7, 2007). Full article=> Ban Proposed On Cell
Phones, iPods In Crosswalk NEW YORK -- A state senator from Brooklyn said on Tuesday he plans
to introduce legislation that would ban people from using an MP3 player, cell
phone, Blackberry or any other electronic device while crossing the street in
New York City and Buffalo.
NewsChannel 4 reported that Sen. Carl Kruger is proposing the ban in
response to two recent pedestrian deaths in his district, including a
23-year-old man who was struck and killed last month while listening to his
iPod on Avenue T and East 71st Street In Bergen Beach. (WNBC.com, February 7, 2007), Full article=> LC Editor’s Comment: Please, someone, mail Senator Kruger, a knitting kit, a subscription to a crossword puzzle magazine, or a yo-yo. He has so much free time on his hands that he apparently originates frivolous like this gem to keep himself occupied. A
Presidential Address - Streaming Video Funny
yet serious, this satirical remake of President Bush’s latest State of the
Union Address asks President Bush the questions he does ... all »
not wish to answer, let alone have Americans ask. This is a
“Presidential Address” to Mr. Bush from We the People. (By John Stoddard Klar, 24 min 22 sec - Feb 2, 2007 at
Google Video). Full
article and streaming video=> Military
Wants More Civilians to Help in Iraq
Senior military officers, including members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
have told President Bush and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates that the new
Iraq strategy could fail
unless more civilian agencies step forward quickly to carry out plans for
reconstruction and political development.
(By Thom Shanker and David S. Cloud, New York Times, February 7,
2007). Full article=> LC Editor’s Comment: This announcement assure that President Bush will have readymade scapegoats on hand to blame when his new Iraq strategy fails All the civilian agencies who failed to step forward quickly enough to carry out his plans for reconstruction and political development. Twelve Consequences of
Attacking Iran The murdered Israeli
leader Gen. Yitzhak
Rabin opposed the First Gulf War in 1990, warning that one never knows
when starting a war where it will lead. As Bush and the neocons are
reportedly planning to attack Iran, we should all think of the likely
consequences. (By Jon Basil Utley,
Antiwar.com, February 7, 2007). Full article=> Army
Never Showed Troops the Video it Made Warning about Dangers of Depleted Uranium A special investigation on the effects of depleted uranium reveals the
Army made a tape warning of the effects of depleted uranium which was never
shown to troops despite the fact the Pentagon knew the agent to be
potentially deadly, CNN reports Tuesday.
(By David Edwards, RawStory.com, February 6, 2007). Full
article=> Matrix Cam Spies Flying Bullets
In the Matrix, characters could see bullets in slow motion as
they sped toward them. Now, the U.S. military can too. An Air Force
contractor has developed the first high-speed camera that can follow speeding
bullets midflight. It may lead to "active armor" that intercepts
speeding rounds out of the air, or personal-protection devices that deflect
incoming bullets with rapidly inflating Kevlar air bags. (By David
Hamling, Wired News, February 6, 2007). Full
article=> Video
of US Friendly Fire in Iraq Unleashes Storm in UK U.S. and British officials denied
trying to hide the details of a friendly fire incident on Tuesday after a
classified cockpit video was leaked showing U.S. pilots mistakenly killing a
British soldier. (By Peter Graff,
Reuters, February 6, 2007). Full
article=> US A-10 Pilot
after discovering he’d struck Brit Convey in Iraq: 'I'm going to be sick'
This is the transcript of the conversation between two US pilots whose planes
attacked a British convoy in southern Iraq in March 2003. According to The Sun, which printed the
transcript from a cockpit video taken from one of the planes and obtained by
the newspaper, this was the attack in which Lance Corporal Matty Hull was
killed. (Guardian Unlimited
{U.K.}, February 6, 2007). Full article=> |
