Saturday, January 31, 2009

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Jan. 30 2009




Mary Hicks appeared on the Friday, January 30, 2009 "The Late Show". Letterman played Hicks' routine in its entirety. Letterman took full responsibility for the original censorship, apologized to Mary Hicks, Bill's mother, and declared he didn't know what he had been thinking when he pulled the routine from the original show.

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Bill Hicks discusses the Letterman Show censorship.





RIP BILL!

Friday, January 30, 2009

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Jan 30, 2009

Alex Jones KRS ONE video interview


This is most of the interview.


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Thursday, January 29, 2009

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January 29th,


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Today, Alex welcomes back to the show occult researcher, speaker, and radio talk show host Jordan Maxwell. Alex also has Infowars webmaster and journalist Kurt Nimmo in-studio. Alex tackles the important issues of the day and takes your calls.

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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

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The Alex Jones Show

January 28, 2009.

Alex talks with Rev. Kevin Annett, a Canadian writer and former minister of the United Church of Canada. He has authored two books about Canadian aboriginals: Love and Death in the Valley and Hidden from History: The Canadian Holocaust. Alex also talks with attorney Charles Slepian about the mother charged with terrorism for spanking her child on a Frontier Airlines flight to Denver in 2007. Alex also discusses the issues of the day and takes your calls.

Hour-1: News and open lines
Hour-2: Rev. Kevin Annett
Hour-3: Charles Slepian then news and open lines
Hour-4: News and open lines


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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

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Tuesday, the 27th of January,


Wayne Madsen Gerald Celente

Today, Alex welcomes forecaster, author, and CEO of The Trends Research Institute, Gerald Celente back to the show. Alex also talks with journalist, former intelligence officer in the US Navy and communications security analyst with the National Security Agency, Wayne Madsen. Alex also discusses the important issues of the day and takes your calls.

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Alex Jones’ Audio Blog: January 27, 2009 on
Vaccine & Other Gov’t Propaganda

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January 27, 2009

In the seventh installment of his new audio blog, Alex Jones and his wife Violet discuss various government propaganda, as well as television programs, which advance the idea that those who don’t vaccinate will contaminate the rest of society.

Violet discusses an episode of Private Practice which features a scenario where the mother of an autistic child had refused to vaccinate another child out of concern about the link between vaccine & autism. That action is portrayed as a dangerous misjudgment leading to the second child spreading measles– which the doctors see as evidence that the woman’s children should be taken by CPS.

Alex also discusses USA Service ads that are promoted by Obama, government propaganda about the supposed dangers of marijuana smokers, the pro-abortion culture, and other issues.


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Oho State Under Surveillance OSU

Under surveillance

Madeline Smith

Issue date: 1/27/09 Section:
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Campus security watches over surveillance cameras in Blankenship Hall. The control room features cameras from all over the university campus.. Photo by Andy Gottesman.

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Campus security watches over surveillance cameras in Blankenship Hall. The control room features cameras from all over the university campus..


With more than 500 security cameras covering the campus area, it is likely that every student has passed under the lens of Ohio State Public Safety.

"Our camera monitors, just this past year, have helped the police catch a criminal suspect breaking into vehicles at the vet hospital, suspects who were stealing bikes, and on several occasions people who were vandalizing property," said Ron Balser, director of University Security and Protective Services.

Since the installation of the first cameras in 1989 at the Wexner Center for the Arts, the surveillance operation has expanded as far as the Lazarus building Downtown, and includes campus from the Medical Center to the Gateway.

Until 2005, though, only the Wexner and Medical centers used security cameras.

"Sometime in 2005, technology changed to where you no longer had to run a wire to carry the signal from the camera to the location you were going to monitor," Balsar said. "The camera installation costs and the monitoring costs went way down."

Today the entire operation is monitored out of one location in Blankenship Hall, which headquarters OSU Public Safety.

The system has allowed police officers to more efficiently arrest suspects, and has given prosecutors the evidence to convict them. Thanks to this success, there are plans to add more than 200 cameras in the near future.

"Before this past year we were getting four or five requests a year for camera footage, and today we are receiving that many requests in a month," Balser said.

Police officials and prosecutors are not the only ones who use the security cameras, though; the system has recently broken into the realm of academia as well.

With the help of some of his doctoral students, professor Jim Davis of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at OSU is developing a system known as "Smart Surveillance."

While most commercial monitoring software produces flat, panoramic images, this new technology captures a 360-degree view from the camera.

This software will allow security staff to develop a better sense of typical events on and around campus. It will then be easier to recognize atypical circumstances and maintain constant footage of potential suspects.

"If you're doing something strange, we want to be able to detect that and figure out what's going on," Davis said.

Balser said that the current monitoring system is a cost-effective way to fight crime. "We, at Public Safety, would have had to drastically increase the number of security and police officers without them," he said.

Students at branch campuses, including Wooster, should expect new monitoring systems in the near future, Balsar said.


Madeline Smith can be reached at smith.5896@osu.edu.

Monday, January 26, 2009

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Dr. Russell Blaylock On The Alex Jones Show - 1/05/09

Alex welcomes back to the show Russell Blaylock, M.D., a retired neurosurgeon, and author of Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills and The Blaylock Wellness Report. Dr. Blaylock has demonstrated the link between food additives and degenerative diseases.


Barry Cooper On The Alex Jones Show - 1/07/09

Alex talks with Barry Cooper, a former drug interdiction police officer who has produced the DVD, Never Get Busted Again.

Michel Chossudovsky On The Alex Jones Show - 1/06/09

Alex talks to Canadian economist and author Michel Chossudovsky about the situation in Gaza.

Steve Quayle On The Alex Jones Show - 1/08/09

Alex talks to author, researcher, and host of the "Q-Files" radio program, Steve Quayle.


David Icke On The Alex Jones Show - 1/08/09

Alex welcomes back to the show author, former professional football player, reporter, television sports presenter, and former spokesman for the Green Party, David Icke. David will talk with Alex about the "naked emperor," Barack Obama.

Russell Means On The Alex Jones Show - 1/09/09

Alex talks with Lakota tribal leader and former nominee of the Libertarian Party for president Russell Means. On December 20, 2007, Means announced the withdrawal of a group of Lakota Sioux from all treaties with the United States government and declared the Lakota a sovereign nation.

Alan Watt On The Alex Jones Show - 1/09/09

Alex talks with New World Order researcher, author, and radio talk show host Alan Watt.

Webster Tarpley On The Alex Jones Show - 1/16/09

Jason Bermas with author, journalist, and lecturer Webster Tarpley.

Peter Dale Scott On The Alex Jones Show - 1/16/09

Jason Bermas talks with Canadian author and political activist Peter Dale Scott.


Bob Chapman's Weekly Report On The Economy - 1/16/09

Jason Bermas talks with Bob Chapman, of the International Forecaster, to give us his weekly report on the economy.


Russell Wood On The Alex Jones Show - 1/15/09


Jason Bermas & Bob Dacy talk with Russell Wood of the Property Rights Congress in Missouri.

Jack McLamb On The Alex Jones Show - 1/15/09

Jason Bermas & Bob Dacy talk with Jack McLamb, the most highly decorated police officer in Phoenix history and host of the Jack McLamb radio show.

Gerald Celente On The Alex Jones Show - 12/18/08

Alex welcomes back to the show Gerald Celente, the world's number one trends forecaster, who has predicted a severe depression and riots in the streets.

Texe Marrs On The Alex Jones Show - 12/18/08

Alex talks with author (Mysterious Monuments: Encyclopedia of Secret Illuminati Designs, Masonic Architecture, and Occult Places) and radio talk show host Texe Marrs.

Richard Gage On The Alex Jones Show - 12/19/08

Alex talks with Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth founder Richard Gage.

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