Archive for the 'Social Engineering' Category
Doctors Back Microchipping Plan
June 28th, 2007Tell me another one. Via: Yahoo / AFP: Doctors could soon be storing essential medical information under the skin of their patients, the American Medical Association says. Devices the size of a grain of rice that are implanted with a needle could give emergency room doctors quick access to the records of chronically ill patients, […]
‘Taco Bell High’ or ‘Wal-mart Public School’ Coming to Canada?
June 24th, 2007Eh? Via: AFP / RawStory: Canadian students could soon be graduating from “Taco Bell High” or “Wal-Mart Public School” if trustees here go ahead with a scheme to sell school naming rights to corporations to raise extra funds. The proposal has pitted members of the cash-strapped Ottawa-Carleton District School Board with public education advocacy groups […]
Introducing iPanopticon for Students
June 21st, 2007Anyone who willingly submits to this deserves what’s coming. Via: Breitbart / AP: New technology will place cameras inside students’ homes to ensure that those taking exams online don’t cheat. This fall, Troy University in Alabama will begin rolling out the cameras for many of its approximately 11,000 online students, about a third of whom […]
Vertical Farming in the Big Apple
June 20th, 2007I know. Urban hipsters want iPods, free love and electric SUVs. Absolutely any technology or policy that offers a glimmer of hope of keeping things going will be embraced with religious ferocity, regardless of the level of absurdity. As more and more people give up on the political process, they will seek comfort in the […]
The American Culture Bomb: Satire from the Onion and a Long Forgotten U.S. Army War College Essay
June 19th, 2007Before we get to the Onion, let’s look at a few excerpts from Constant Conflict, a 1997 Parameters (U.S. Army War College) essay that was written by then Major Ralph Peters. In summary, the U.S. military is aware that “American Culture” is a strategic weapon that is capable of defeating an enemy, or entire populations, […]
Oil Industry Scales Back Refinery Plans
June 18th, 2007Everyone knows that the biofuel scam only results in higher food prices, and now, the oil cartel is saying, “With all the biofuel, we don’t need to invest if more refining capacity.” The food and energy scarcity issues are being engineered into a kill off mechanism that also generates massive profits. Anyone who can’t see […]
Americans Unready to Revolt, Despite Revolting Conditions
June 16th, 2007Entertaining the author’s proposed solution will waste valuable time that people should be using to escape/prepare, but he describes the situation well. Via: OpedNews: Part of the genius of our contemporary ruling class elites is that they have engineering a state of political and economic oppression that paradoxically is still embraced by the Lower Class. […]
Angelina Jolie Joins Council on Foreign Relations
June 12th, 2007What frightening, global plantation clap trap is she going to be peddling? Covergirl spokesperson for the amero? You can almost see the Oprah interviews about the chip or the vaccinations or the one currency to rule them all, or some other atrocity. (Take your pick.) Fat people in the audience, nodding their heads in agreement. […]
Walmart Tries to Become Your Bank with the “Walmart MoneyCard”
June 12th, 2007Via: Consumerist: “Would you like to load your check onto a Wal-Mart MoneyCard?” Get ready to hear this phrase whenever you cash a check at Walmart (which you shouldn’t do anyway, but that’s another post.) Walmart has launched a prepaid debit card, issued from the same bank that also issues their credit cards. Why is […]
Big Brother, Big Business
June 3rd, 2007Here’s a two hour CNBC piece about privacy, surveillance and the emerging biometric lockdown. Even though the situation presented here is grim, we know that it’s much worse. If, however, you or someone you know is looking for a general, easy to understand presentation on these issues, and have about two hours to spare, this […]
