Wal-Mart Exposed: Videos You Were Never Meant To See

After receiving a verbal commitment that Flagler would be used for meetings in the future, Wal-Mart abruptly ended its deal with Flagler in 2006 causing the company to lay off most of their employees, according to Flagler. Representatives from Wal-Mart tried to buy the library in 2007, but Flagler and Wal-Mart could not agree on a price so the sale never happened.

Now, Flagler is offering the tapes to anyone else who might be interested, including the media and plaintiffs' attorneys.

Meet The IRS, America's Enemy From Within...

The IRS is not who you think they are. IRS agents are neither trained nor paid by the United States Government.


"The US Air Force Shot Down Flight 93"

According to my roommate (and I later confirmed with the Loader) the Loader was completely silent most of the trip back to our side of the base, after they crossed the active, he spoke. "They shot one down." JJ replied "WHAT?" Loader:"One of those 16's came back with one less missile than it left with" That was all.


Evidence is Growing: Continuity of Government Plan is Currently in Effect

"it seems to me that this administration has justified its crimes by NOT suspending the state of emergency that went up on September 11, 2001. They are using emergency powers if you look at the whole of the spying, military actions inside the US, etc. I would wager that if asked, this administration will admit that we have been in a state of emergency for their tenure in office."

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U.S. Presidential Election Can Be Hacked

This year, the U.S. will pick a new president using electronic voting machines that can be hacked, security experts said Thursday at the RSA Conference in San Francisco.

As the November election approaches, the question before officials is not how to fix known bugs in their e-voting systems, but rather, how best to check them for fraud, said David Wagner, an associate professor with the University of California, Berkeley's computer science department.

While You Slept Your Congress Took Away Your Constitution


Taco Bell, Wal-Mart, NRA hired 'black ops' company that targeted environmental groups

Like other firms specializing in snooping, Beckett Brown turned to garbage swiping as a key tactic. BBI officials and contractors routinely conducted what the firm referred to as "D-line" operations, in which its operatives would seek access to the trash of a target, with the hope of finding useful documents.

Noam Chomsky, White Knights and 9/11 Truth.

9/11 was blamed on a man who denied it and who supposedly headed up an organization that high ranking members of the CIA say does not exist. The myriad of connections between Israel and 9/11 is tremendous and no amount of coincidence can account for it. People who have been connected to their countries secret service; ex-presidents and high officials in various lands have said that 9/11 was an inside job and some have laid the blame at the feet of the CIA and Mossad. I tend to believe that MI-6 had some connection to it as well. They certainly were connected to 7/7 in the London tube. The same Israeli security firm was in charge of all 9/11 airports, the London tube and the Madrid train station. I can go on and on about Dancing Israeli's and Odigo... the sheer weight of the evidence is... I can't find a word for it.

Genocide announced

"All of the Palestinians must be killed; men, women, infants, and even their beasts." This was the religious opinion issued one week ago by Rabbi Yisrael Rosen, director of the Tsomet Institute, a long-established religious institute attended by students and soldiers in the Israeli settlements of the West Bank. In an article published by numerous religious Israeli newspapers two weeks ago and run by the liberal Haaretz on 26 March, Rosen asserted that there is evidence in the Torah to justify this stand.

Vaccines in Sci-Fi Horror

Imagine an expensive and painful vaccine that...

* "treats" a minor disease that usually goes away without symptoms and is easily avoidable through simple precautions

* claims to prevent cancer - and doesn't

* actually increases risks of medical complications by nearly 50% in untested recipients who may already have this minor disease

And here's the punchline:

Politicians throughout the world would like to legally FORCE this vaccine on young girls against their parent's wishes.

This is not a science fiction nightmare.

It's the latest from the medical-military-media industrial complex and your daughters are the guinea pigs.

Washington lobbying sets record in 2007

Corporations, unions and other interests spent a record-setting $2.79 billion in 2007 on lobbying Washington officials for favorable policies, said a study from a watchdog group released on Thursday.

U.N. Official Calls for Study Of Neocons' Role in 9/11

A new U.N. Human Rights Council official assigned to monitor Israel is calling for an official commission to study the role neoconservatives may have played in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Cosmetic chemicals found in breast tumours

Preservative chemicals found in samples of breast tumours probably came from underarm deodorants, UK scientists have claimed.

Their analysis of 20 breast tumours found high concentrations of para-hydroxybenzoic acids (parabens) in 18 samples. Parabens can mimic the hormone estrogen, which is known to play a role in the development of breast cancers. The preservatives are used in many cosmetics and some foods to increase their shelf-life.

Justice Department Increasingly Avoiding Corporate Prosecutions

The Justice Department has put off prosecuting more than fifty companies suspected of wrongdoing over the last three years. The decline in prosecutions is seen as a deliberate and dramatic shift in policy. While the news reported in a front-page article in the New York Times surprised many, the Justice Department's use of so called "deferred prosecution agreements" is nothing new. Back in 2005, a report released by the Corporate Crime Reporter profiled dozens of these cases and warned against their use.

Ex-CIA analyst on Petraeus and Cheney

Ray McGovern: Was Cheney behind Iraqi army's failed Basra offensive?

Diebold/Premier E-Voting System Miscounts in Butler County, Ohio.

March 2008
Diebold/Premier E-Voting System Miscounts in Butler County, Ohio...

In a letter sent this week from Butler County, OH election officials, it was revealed that on March 4, 2008, the Diebold GEMS central tabulator failed to upload and store 105 ballots recorded on their AccuVote touch-screen voting machines, even though the system reported that all the ballots on the 1,599 memory cards had been uploaded successfully. The elections website of Butler County (which has since corrected the GEMS error) reports that 94,053 ballots were cast in the election.

The 105 ballots missed by the GEMS upload software represent from 0.08% to 0.18% of the ballot positions counted by the system (depending on the proportion of Democratic to Republican ballots stored on the memory card – there were nearly twice as many contests on the Republican ballot). But remember, HAVA allows a maximum error rate of 0.0002%. This means the error rate on the Butler County GEMS server was between 400 and 900 times as high (40,000% to 90,000%) as the rate allowed by federal law.

Now that these facts are known, using New Jersey’s version of the Sequoia Advantage e-voting machines or Butler County’s version of the Diebold AccuVote/GEMS system (v.1-18-24.0) in the November 2008 election would be a violation of federal law.

But the problem may be even more serious. The bugs that caused the miscounts have not yet been found or analyzed. Since software bugs are typically carried forward from one software version to the next unless they are found and fixed, these same bugs may very well be present on all Sequoia Advantage e-voting machines and all versions of Diebold GEMS (which is used to accumulate vote totals from Diebold/Premier's paper-based optical scan systems, as well as from their touch-screen e-voting machines).

So, it is quite possible that any jurisdiction using the Sequoia Advantage or Diebold GEMS could well be in violation of federal law if those same systems are used in November.

These are just two recent examples, from within the last two months, of vote-counting errors on electronic equipment far beyond the the rate allowable by law. Dozens of such incidents, reported all across the country, have occurred in every recent election cycle.

How long will the Justice Department, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), and states continue to ignore the mandate of HAVA --- and more importantly, the mandate of democracy --- for accurate vote-counting?

CORRECTION: Due to information discovered after our initial publication of this story, it was necessary to recalculate the error rates reported above. While the initial article had reported error rates as high as "half a million percent," the numbers have now been adjusted to note a somewhat lower error rate, though one which is still far in excess of that allowable by law. Theisen has post a detailed description of how she derived the above numbers in comments below. http://www.bradblog.com

Unprecedented influence: Almost 10 percent of superdelegates are Jewish

Although Jews, who make up about 2 percent of the

U.S. populations... According to a new survey conducted

by the Forward, a disproportionately large share of the

Democratic Party’s superdelegates are Jewish.

http://www.jewishsf.com/

Tommy Chong: America's Most Wanted?

A few clips from "Free Tommy Chong,"
a bonus mini-documentary on the

American Drug War DVD

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Global Warming or Global Governance

Interviews of climate scientists and biologists from numerous
sources who explain, step by step, why Al Gore and the global
warming ... all alarmists are incorrect. In some cases, blatantly
so. It also provides evidence that the global warming agenda is
being funded with tens of billions of dollars as a mechanism to
create global governance. Hear from congressmen, experts and
even well-known news broadcasters how global governance puts
global institutions that are not accountable to the American people
in control of every aspect of our economy.

Documents prove FBI has national eavesdropping

program that tracks IMs, emails and cell phones

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been routinely
monitoring the e-mails, instant messages and cell phone
calls of suspects across the United States -- and has done
so, in many cases, without the approval of a court.

Homeland Security invokes nuclear bomb,

as Bush quietly links cybersecurity program to NSA

Department of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff has dropped the bomb.

At a speech to hundreds of security professionals Wednesday, Chertoff

declared that the federal government has created a cyber security

"Manhattan Project," referencing the 1941-1946 project led by the

Army Corps of Engineers to develop American's first atomic bomb.

Military Mom Says She Was Brutally Raped in Iraq

Yet another woman has come forward saying she was
brutally raped in Iraq while working for the
U.S. contractor Kellogg Brown Root (KBR).

Ventura on Opie, Anthony and Jim, who have little to argue about, yet talk over the governor and try to confuse the issue.[Listen to parts 1-3 here]

"I just have questions," Ventura blurted over their chatter amidst a detailed discussion about the many inconsistencies of the government’s official story with the truth, the laws of physics and etc.

The Age of Autism: 'A pretty big secret'

It's a far piece from the horse-and-buggies of Lancaster County, Pa.,
to the cars and freeways of Cook County, Ill.

But thousands of children cared for by Homefirst Health Services in

metropolitan Chicago have at least two things in common with

thousands of Amish children in rural Lancaster: They have never been

vaccinated. And they don't have autism.

UN expert stands by Nazi comments

By Tim Franks BBC Middle East correspondent

Falk believes that Israel has been avoiding criticism

The next UN investigator into Israeli conduct in the occupied territories has stood by comments comparing Israeli actions in Gaza to those of the Nazis.

Speaking to the BBC, Professor Richard Falk said he believed that up to now Israel had been successful in avoiding the criticism that it was due.

Professor Falk is scheduled to take up his post for the UN Human Rights Council later in the year.

But Israel wants his mandate changed to probe Palestinian actions as well.

Professor Falk said he drew the comparison between the treatment of Palestinians with the Nazi record of collective atrocity, because of what he described as the massive Israeli punishment directed at the entire population of Gaza.

He said he understood that it was a provocative thing to say, but at the time, last summer, he had wanted to shake the American public from its torpor.

Israeli actions in Gaza are collective punishment, says Falk

"If this kind of situation had existed for instance in the manner in which China was dealing with Tibet or the Sudanese government was dealing with Darfur, I think there would be no reluctance to make that comparison," he said.

That reluctance was, he argued, based on the particular historical sensitivity of the Jewish people, and Israel's ability to avoid having their policies held up to international law and morality.

These and other comments from Professor Falk comments are, if anything, even harsher than the current UN investigator, John Dugard, who himself has been withering about Israel's actions.

A spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry said that Israel wanted the UN investigator's mandate changed, so that he could look into human rights violations by the Palestinians as well as Israel.

If that were not to happen, the Israeli government may consider barring entry to the new UN investigator.

Did Ex-Alabama Governor Get A Raw Deal?

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Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio
Sunday, 27 April 2008

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Sick Joke

adap2k.blogspot.com

They blogged about its doom across the web,
they chatted about it in the chat rooms.

It was a sick joke. Now Gone in 11 months of operation.

If one investor,
(and consider yourselves one Franklin County and
City of Columbus residents)

would have asked experts on the airline.com web site
if Sky Bus had a chance, they would have known this
outcome before it happened. The industry experts and the
business man all had many, many reasons why this company
would fail.

Point one from an amateur is :

Did the fuel cost issues with airlines just happen?
Of course not, who did not see that as the sign of
eventual doom ?

I am sorry to say, we been had. Your tax dollars,
your jobs were part of a planned folly. Our city has
been embarrassed nationwide.

I also question who had the most gain?

Who made the most money from this corporate caper?

Startup incentives

In an effort to attract the airline to the city, as well as support its growth

early on, the city of Columbus, along with the

Columbus Regional Airport Authority, had offered incentives totaling over $57 million.

These incentives included a twelve-year tax credit, promised airport improvements,

business loans, and marketing support. Most of the incentives were performance-based,

which required Skybus to create 1000 jobs and complete other milestones to receive the incentives.^[33] Incentives such as airport improvements, however, were already completed. When Skybus began operations, they took advantage of $11 million of improvements to their gates in Concourse B at Port Columbus.

Skybus, ATA and Aloha Airlines have stopped flying
in the past week



COLUMBUS, OHIO:

Another carrier bites the dust – this time, it’s
Skybus Airlines

THE NEWS TRIBUNE

Published: April 5th, 2008 01:00 AM

Low-cost carrier Skybus Airlines is shutting down today and
plans to file for bankruptcy
protection next week, becoming the latest of the nation’s airlines
to fail because of rising fuel costs and a slowing economy.

The financial situation of the airline, which announced the

shutdown Friday, has worsened,

said Skybus spokesman Bob Tenenbaum.

The shutdown on Friday of Columbus-based Skybus Airlines,
founded by South Charleston native John Weikle,
might spell doom for Jet America, the low-cost startup
Weikle planned to launch at Charleston's Yeager Airport next
year.Weikle's Skybus ceases operations


Travel insurance of no use to Skybus ticket holders

Skybus Airlines passengers who paid for trip insurance
when booking tickets arestuck paying out of pocket for
the cost of getting home



Talk about getting it wrong

Analyst: Skybus strategy not flawed Greensboro News Record, NC - Mar 31, 2008 By Richard M. Barron GREENSBORO — Skybus Airlines is not alone in its struggle with high fuel prices, but older airlines may have an advantage in weathering ..

Skybus shutdown leaves dance team stranded By Danny Hooley, staff writer The North Carolina State University Dance Team is in crisis mode, thanks to the shutdown of Skybus Airlines. ...

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Columbus Dispatch

Passengers stuck on one-way trips Columbus Dispatch, OH - 19 hours ago The bad news started out as a rumor as passengers waited in line last night for a flight to Biloxi, Miss., on Skybus Airlines

Skybus customers, airport official shocked by sudden shut-down

Skybus - Announcement

Skybus struggled to overcome the combination of rising jet fuel costs and
a slowing economic environment.

Columbus Dispatch Shutdown of Skybus strands fliers Richmond Times Dispatch, VA - 54 minutes ago McCoy didn't learn until she arrived at the airport yesterday that low-cost, Columbus, Ohio-based Skybus had shut down abruptly Friday night and will file ... Skybus Shut Down Leaves Travelers Stuck in Milwaukee Newsradio 620 Skybus... Goes BustWTMJ-TV

"Waking Life"

Alex Jones delivering his celebrated rant from the critically acclaimed film
"Waking Life." Alex explains how we should cast aside our Establishment
designed concepts of the false left-right paradigm and focus on the real
issues. This groundbreaking 2001 rotoscoped animated feature was directed
by Richard Linklater and produced by Tommy Pallotta. It was the winner
of the National Society of Film Critics Award for "Best Experimental Film,"
the New York Film Critics Circle Award for "Best Animated Film," the
"CinemAvvenire Award" at the Venice Film Festival for "Best Film," and
nominated for the festival's main award "The Golden Lion."

Clinton, Obama and McCain to join the planning committee overseeing Israel's 60th anniversary festivities

U.S. Democratic senators and presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are scheduled to join Arizona senator and Republican presidential hopeful John McCain as vice-chairmen of the National Committee for Israel 60th, according to a statement released by the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations on Friday. The National Committee for Israel's 60th, the planning committee overseeing Israel's 60th anniversary festivities, was organized by the Conference of Presidents in order to give official sponsorship to the dozens of events and ceremonies planned to take place throughout the United States in honor of the anniversary. -Haaretz

Apr. 5, 2008

U.K. seeks Facebook ban for pedophiles

Boys build stun gun from how-to on Internet

Clintons earned $120 million in eight years

Girls out of polygamous sect

US authorities have removed 52 girls from a polygamous sect,

and say many have been abused.

Ashcroft confuses Obama with Osama

A quiet Chris Rock testifies about Pellicano

Straight or gay? U.S. court says Web site can't ask (Reuters)

When Media Spread 'Lie' About Jessica Lynch Rescue

Teen-tracking mobiles could stop shady behaviour

Mugabe sends chilling message in bid for power

Chinese netizens mourn Lhasa riot victims

NASA slammed over handling of air safety survey

King—Letter from a Birmingham Jail -

Saudi Arabian court orders jail, lashes for Canadian teen

Boston Fed chief offers gloomy outlook for US

Big Dig official's firing led to windfall

EU regulator threatens to go public with cellphone companies' fees

What Did Bill Clinton Do To Get $14.4M From Ron Burkle?
One big line item is missing from the Clinton tax return press summary:
the $15 million paid to Bill Clinton between 2003 and 2007 by
Ron Burkle's Yucaipa Global Opportunities Fund.

AP Examines Just How Ridiculous ISP Contracts Are

Drones to Battle Pot Growers...
(www.linkto-it.com/PotBot)

Sonny Bono 'assassinated' by hitmen

SONNY Bono, former husband and singing partner of superstar Cher, was clubbed to death by hitmen on the orders of drug and weapons dealers who feared he was going to expose them, a former FBI agent claims.

The Australian, News from Australia's National Newspaper

Juvenile Prisons Must Change

The state has settled a lawsuit alleging problems in the youth
detention system and now Ohio is making changes that involve
more guards and medical workers.

Sex abuse, violence alleged at teen jails across U.S.

If you are surprised about this you are NOT paying attention!

JACKSON, Mississippi (CNN) -- Girls as young as 13 say they were shackled for weeks at a time in Mississippi.

Erica was 16 when she was forced to wear leg shackles at a Mississippi detention center, she said.

A Texas teen was allegedly offered birthday cake in exchange for sex.

A guard drove his knee into the neck of a frail suicidal Ohio boy after the youth was wrestled to the ground and held down by other guards who stripped him and covered his face with a smock, a state report said.

More than two dozen girls at an Indiana lock-up describe "networking" -- their term for sneaking into each other's cells to have sex, with no interference from guards.

This is a glimpse into what America's juvenile jails look like, according to lawsuits, criminal cases and experts who have spent years delving into what they call a broken system.

"It's a nationwide crisis that has been going on for years, one the public has never been told the extent of," said psychiatric social worker Jerome Miller, the co-founder of the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives, who has evaluated and helped reform juvenile jails for more than three decades.

This summer, Mississippi plans to close Columbia Training School, a juvenile facility that houses mostly minor offenders. They are often runaways from abusive homes. Listen to stories of Mississippi's teen lock-ups

http://www.cnn.com/

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Lawmakers heavily invested in defense

WASHINGTON - Members of Congress have as much as $196 million collectively invested in companies doing business with the Defense Department, earning millions since the onset of the Iraq war, according to a study by a nonpartisan research group.

Not all the companies in which lawmakers invested are typical defense contractors. Corporations such as PepsiCo, IBM, Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson have at one point received defense-related contracts, notes the report by the Washington-based Center for Responsive Politics. MORE

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