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Pentagon’s New Drug Weapons: “Calmatives”

August 26th, 2007

It sounds like they’re looking for drugs to create more docile Americans. Will it make enemy forces want to watch TV and shop at WalMart, too? Via: Wired: In fact, it looks like the military are all set to start deploying a new generation of – well, as the report points out, they carefully avoid […]

Citizens of States That Rejected RealID: Passports May be Required for Domestic Flights, Visiting National Parks

August 17th, 2007

Via: CNN: Americans may need passports to board domestic flights or to picnic in a national park next year if they live in one of the states defying the federal Real ID Act. The act, signed in 2005 as part of an emergency military spending and tsunami relief bill, aims to weave driver’s licenses and […]

Remember Real ID? Same Shit, Different Card

August 12th, 2007

Via: The Times and Democrat: U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham said Tuesday he will introduce legislation to replace all paper Social Security cards with plastic biometric cards that can’t be duplicated, so employers can be certain of the legal status of their workers. The South Carolina Republican said Congress must address the out-of-control illegal immigration problem, […]

In China, a High-Tech Plan to Track People

August 12th, 2007

I thought the British fascists would have implemented this by now, but it looks like the Chinese fascists are going to try to take the lead. Also note the collusion between the Chinese and American firms. Via: New York Times: At least 20,000 police surveillance cameras are being installed along streets here in southern China […]

UK: Children as Young as Five to be Fingerprinted in Schools

August 6th, 2007

Via: Daily Mail: Schools have been given the go-ahead to take fingerprints from children as young as five – without asking their parents first. Ministers issued guidance allowing heads to collect pupils’ biometric data to use when taking the register, paying for lunch or using the library. Schools can also take retina and iris scans […]

Zeitgeist

July 30th, 2007

Zeitgeist is an extremely impressive film that delivers a vast amount of fascinating information in a coherent way. It’s definitely worth setting aside a couple of hours of interruption free time to watch this. If you know any people who don’t quite “get it” yet, this will rattle their cages. Who produced this??? They’ve made […]

U.S. Will Collect Extremely Personal Information from Millions of European Travelers

July 23rd, 2007

I can’t believe that anyone would submit to this. Via: Guardian: Highly sensitive information about the religious beliefs, political opinions and even the sex life of Britons travelling to the United States is to be made available to US authorities when the European Commission agrees to a new system of checking passengers. The EC is […]

The Ants of Gaia

July 9th, 2007

Joe doesn’t seem to acknowledge the kill off of the die off, but I’m not sure that it matters anymore. Via: Joe Bageant: The hearts of even our most avowedly thriving cities are just a dead, reduced to nothing more than designated spending zones, collections of bars and banks and overpriced eateries lodged at the […]

Soviet Europe: EU Pours £3.8bn Into ‘Brainwashing Campaign’

July 6th, 2007

Via: Telegraph: The European Union is spending £3.8 billion a year on “propaganda” to win over its sceptical citizens, it is claimed. As well as publishing a plethora of pamphlets and employing an army of public relations staff, the EU has spent hundreds of millions of pounds on teaching aids, school trips and even cartoons. […]

Synthetic Environments for Analysis and Simulation

June 30th, 2007

Simulex Inc.’s Synthetic Environments for Analysis and Simulation system is almost certainly how the priests of the technocracy are now maintaining “normal” operations. The system allows for terra scale datasets with granularity of results down to one node (individual). It has a physics engine for tracking any number of people (or other elements) in virtual […]

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