The New World Order Government?

The state of the world today in one country ....

1. elected government officials cannot get information about their own government.
2. a prisoner is held in jail for over 3 years without sentencing.
3. the constitution of the country has been illegally suspended.
4. a secret grand jury decides who is guilty without a civilian judge's trial or the people's input.
5. a government bureau is gathering information on literally every citizen at large in the whole country.
6. virtually all communications between civilian people and corporations are monitored.
7. control of all radio, television and internet has been taken over and maintained by the state.
8. secret detainment facilities, Black Sites, are maintained out of the country.
9. foreign nationals are used to torture citizens.
10. country's head honcho reverses total policies and aligns with past government.
11. citizens spied on by Telecom companies unable by law to report to their own customers about warrantless wiretaps.
12. people held off at gunpoint from fleeing to high ground for safety from flooding.
13. journalists mysteriously disappear or meet with suspect 'accidents' because of their investigative reporting.
14. the country is building 'detainment' sites all across the nation.

vision of YOUR future?

Sound like Bolivia? Maybe Argentina? Kazakhstan or Pakistan? Central China? East Berlin? Chechnya? North Korea? Maybe Somalia? Libya? Sudan? Myanmar? 
Of course you guessed it, it is America, no longer the Land of the Free.   

1. US Senators Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat, and Republican Chuck Grassley of Iowa are denied information on NSA secretive projects yet expected to vote to continue them.
2. Bradley Manning was held for 1166 days before court martial proceedings. His crime was to reveal the murder of non combatant civilians in Iraq, including two Reuters reporters.
3. The 4th Amendment is basically gone and the sacred constitution of the US is now being ignored.
4. FISC, The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court is making totally secret judgements against American citizens without oversight.
5. NSA of course, but it is also suspected that the FBI and every other paramilitary organization in America are doing it too.
6. NSA through FISA, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, is watching virtually every communication of everyone throughout the country.
7. analogue television is no longer available, in an emergency you will only see and hear what is being broadcast on cable systems. There is no way a TV station can broadcast over the airwaves to an antenna.
8. Guantanamo and other secret rendition sites active today are also in Poland and Afghanistan where torture, including water-boarding is used to elicit confessions.
9. Countries willing to work for the USA and even supply torture specialists in the CIA's Extraordinary Rendition and Detention Program.
10. Barak Obama has simply become as dangerous to his people as the Bush-Cheney pairing because he has no control over his Presidency.
11. The Patriot Act forbids by law, telecom companies from even telling you the government has interest and may have copied your data.
12. privately employed (by FEMA) Blackwater troops stopped people from reaching high ground at gunpoint during Hurricane Katrina.
13. Rolling Stone journalist Michael Hastings had a car crash at 4:30 am after openly writing about General McChrystal and causing his downfall. Hastings was warned he would be 'hunted down and killed' and was working on an even bigger exposė of the CIA. His Mercedes car engine was found 400 feet away from the wreck and his body was burned beyond recognition. Over 150 independent journalists have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, most mysteriously, many by 'friendly fire'.
14. Implementing a $385 million contingency contract by the Department of Homeland Security to build detention camps in the United States, Haliburton is using KBR, their subsidiary, (remember Kellogg, Brown and Root from the 60s?) to build these camps in the event of an 'emergency influx of immigrants into the U.S, or to support the rapid development of new programs.' Nicely worded, isn't it?
     

concentration camp sites?

Don't believe you're safe because you didn't say anything. You might only be safe because you do.

Best 9/11 Video Ever

Why are these two so happy? 
Because they've duped America.
Take only a 4:56 minutes to see this, you owe it to yourself.

Don't believe if you don't want to, but don't deny yourself asking a question either.

Bitches in the news.

In obscure news getting no attention:

The sprawling Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan holds tens of thousands (70% are women and children) who fled from the war in Syria. The refugees urged the international community to help put a halt to the flow of weapons from Iran and the influx of Lebanese Hezbollah fighters into Syria.
US Secretary of State, John Kerry, who visited 4 people in the encampment of 150,000 said, "A lot of different options are under consideration. I wish it was very simple. As you know, we've been fighting two wars for 12 years. We are trying to help in various ways, including helping Syrian opposition fighters have weapons. We are doing new things. There is consideration of buffer zones and other things but it is not as simple as it sounds."
Sure, okay John. And maybe we'll grow some trees for shade soon.


Meanwhile, in important news getting all the attention:

Tiger Woods is complaining about the placement of the pins on the greens of the British Open Golf Tournament and the condition of the fairways. 

The management reacted immediately and said;

"Muirfield’s greens were hand-watered overnight before the second round. The Club’s sprinkler system was not used. This morning the greens were double cut at 4mm and first thing in the morning they were running at 10.5 feet on the Stimpmeter as opposed to 11 feet the previous morning. The greens are expected to pick up pace during the day but dramatic increases are not anticipated. The watering has not affected the firmness values of the greens which remain the same as during the first round."
Hope you're not too frustrated, Tiger?

Wow, the world is concerned when your putting is off.

Perspective.

Digital manipulation for what reason?

A photo taken by Jeff Widener on June 5, 1989 during the Tiananmen Protests. One man heroically blocked a column of 59 tanks heading east on Beijing's Chang'an Boulevard, (Avenue of Eternal Peace) near Tiananmen Square. The tanks tried to go around him but he still stepped into their path. 
This historical photo was taken from the Beijing Hotel, with a 400 mm lens about a half mile away. 
No one knows the brave man's name or what happened to him.

copyright Jeff Widener

It is a moving and graphic record of China at that time. The Chinese government was trying to stop information such as emails and photos getting out of the country during this incident, however they learned quickly that their control of the world wide web flow was thoroughly lacking and we had a message about the turmoil within China and the people's desire for freedom. 

So now we have 'photographer' Pavel Maria Smejkal, digitally erasing the intense subject of the photograph and supposedly calling it art? This is a misplaced idea of depicting images into oblivion. Smejkal has done this with many historical photographs, and creating a manipulation of these kinds of photographs is merely trying to ride on the coat-tails of real photographers who were IN the action and risked much to get a glimpse of history unfolding.

"I remove the central motifs from historical documentary photographs."  Smejkal explained in an interview with The New York Times. “I use images that have become our cultural heritage, that constitute memory of nations, serve as symbols or tools of propaganda and exemplify a specific approach to photography.”

Making important pictures into shots of dirt is an affront to the original creator. Pavel is not an artist or a photographer. It's no better than adding smiley faces.
So what is the point? 
I would think Pavel has an assured job at NSA in the history changing division or the propaganda ministry. Or Shoes R Us.



Images from Wikipedia must not be used in a manner that is likely to replace the original market role of the original copyrighted media.  Use of historic images from press agencies must only be used in a transformative nature, when the image itself is the subject of commentary rather than the event it depicts.

Note that someone has tried to have the original photograph removed from Wikipedia which only points out how important it really is. We have enough interference with the truth, people like Pavel should just go away.

Just a little something ...

.... that you may find interesting. When you sign IN to your Facebook account, do you always sign OUT when you leave?
So while you are ON your Facebook account, that you have already given them masses of private info about yourself, which as you know, can be cross-referenced with your 'friends' on Facebook by anyone who has access to Facebook. So because the NSA has literally ALL of that info easily available to them, they can find out virtually anything about you from you actually posting your private thoughts!

But look at this, when you sign into Facebook, you are Mary Smith, for instance, you do some reading and say hi to your friends, and tell them your day so far. Then, you click on to doing other things on the web.
BUT, did you sign OUT before moving on?

Otherwise you are still signed IN to Facebook, and every site you visit, you are doing that as Mary Smith! And may be tracked from website to website! Including any comments you make on those other websites! Scary huh?


Don't forget you gave Facebook all those options when you signed up.



Get back under your bed, they're watching you too!

SIGN OUT!

Send Grandma a message?

Just because Grandma lives down the block doesn't mean your message doesn't go elsewhere first.

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A brief overview of current data routes ...

Mapping How Data Travels

As your data moves, it leaves behind information about where it has been. You can learn where your data travels using a tool called Traceroute. IXmaps collects traceroute data generated by volunteers and then geolocates that information in order to map how internet traffic actually travels the globe. The IXmaps database has thousands of routes that you can explore.
There are lots of ways for you to explore the IXmaps database. You can see traceroutes from your country, see traceroutes from from your city, see 'boomerang' routes, or learn how to perform a custom search.
Interested in where your data packets travel? Download and run our TRgen application, then explore the IXmaps database to see your results.

Tracking Internet Surveillance

This is traceroute #1859. TR1859 shows data packets travelling from a home computer in Toronto to the San Francisco Art Institute's website. Along this route, we see that the data passes through a known NSA surveillance site, AT&T's internet switching facility in San Francisco, located at 611 Folsom Street.At this site, a splitter cabinet has been installed to divert a copy of all gateway traffic to NSA computers for inspection.
The NSA is strongly suspected of having installed 15-20 similar spy rooms at other locations across the United States, including Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. The IXmaps database contains hundreds of routes that pass through both known and suspected NSA suveillance sites. See more routes that travel through NSA surveillance sites
See a summary of the evidence supporting our claims regarding the NSA

Canadian Network Sovereignty

This is traceroute #3381. TR3381 shows data packets travelling from a home computer in Toronto to a local news and entertainment website. Along this route, we see that packets that begin and end in Toronto, pass through Chicago, a suspected NSA surveillance site.
As a result of many technical, economic and policy choices made principally by private corporations, Canadian internet traffic is often routed through the US, even when both origin and destination are within Canada. These "boomerang routes" prompt concerns regarding Canadian network sovereignty, since Canadians' packets passing through routers in the US are subject to US interests, such as surveillance under provisions of the USA Patriot Act or the NSA's warrentless surveillance program described elsewhere. The IXmaps database contains hundreds of examples of Canadian boomerang routes.

Fait accompli?

..... an accomplished thing already done: The enemy's defeat was a fait accompli long before the formal surrender. 

Well, we have not surrendered quite yet, but a lot of people are beginning to believe efforts are futile if they want to continue believing in privacy and even democracy at all. PRISM seems to defeat any efforts toward privacy in communications. And so far it looks like democracy on the web is over. Using the simplest software from Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, AOL and Facebook betrays everything you do, say, type, phone, send, record, talk, email, message, what else is there? 
 
PRISM is collecting data on all of us. We know that, and many in the know suggested this a long time before Edward Snowden revealed anything. Bush and Cheney were running the US government when it came into being, of course we suspected foul play. Bush secretly okayed the NSA to do whatever it wanted to do! Using FISA, (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) and then the secret court of FISC. (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court)
Barack Obama has continued and expanded that nefarious role of the POTUS.

So you could have been surveilled, been to court, and convicted of something dreadful already! We said democracy was dead, didn't we? 

As of April 2013, PRISM is said to allow the organisation to "receive" emails, video clips, photos, voice and video calls, social networking details, logins and other data held by a range of US internet firms, namely companies as: Microsoft and its Skype division; Google and its YouTube division; Yahoo; Facebook, AOL, Apple and PalTalk.

So what still isn't known?

Security researcher Ashkan Soltani has posted a blog saying there are still five key unanswered questions about Prism:

• How effective is the "51% test" at preventing US citizens' records being swept up by the NSA?
• Are the tech companies trusted with knowing who the potential targets of the NSA investigations are?
• What systems are in place to ensure NSA officials do not overstep their boundaries?
• Bearing in mind Skype has previously denied making changes to its system to "provide law officers greater access", how are its voice calls being intercepted if indeed they are?
• What steps have been taken to ensure third parties cannot intercept the information? 

Then we are being asked to trust that the info we have already, CAN be trusted. What they are forgetting or at least not acknowledging, is that we NEVER have trusted the US agencies to tell any truths since 9-11.

 

pretty picture, ugly data

One more unanswered question: Whose side is PRISM on?

 

What exactly is PRISM?   -  explained

pgp software download  -  Pretty Good Privacy

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