Archive for the 'Social Engineering' Category
Taking Liberties
June 2nd, 2007Via: noliberties: The shocking truth about the erosion of our fundamental civil liberties by Tony Blair’s government will be exposed this summer in TAKING LIBERTIES, released in UK cinemas by Revolver Entertainment June 8th 2007. Right to Protest, Right to Freedom of Speech. Right to Privacy. Right not to be detained without charge, Innocent Until […]
TB Guy’s Father-In-Law Is a CDC TB Expert
June 1st, 2007Imagine my shock. Obviously, this entire thing is a bunch of bullshit intended to frighten you, at some point, into the arms of some crook with a needle. Since I can’t even bring myself to quote much from this claptrap nonsense, I’ll just include the part about the guy’s father-in-law, who happens to be a […]
Korea: Robots to Guard Schools
May 30th, 2007Via: Korea Times: Sophisticated security robots will be deployed in the near future to patrol schools around the clock to protect students from violence and other dangers. DU Robo said Wednesday that the Seoul-based venture start-up company plans to begin a pilot run of the security robot, dubbed OFRO, in a middle school. This is […]
Volkswagen’s 282MPG Car
May 29th, 2007This story is five years old. Do you get it yet? Via: Canadian Driver: A few years ago, Volkswagen took on a task that many people thought was impossible: they decided to develop a fuel-efficient, road-going compact car that could achieve an average fuel consumption of just 3 litres per 100 km (94 mpg). Not […]
U.S. Legislation Would Bring Wind Power to ‘Grinding Halt’
May 29th, 2007Power crisis? The only power crisis we have involves the people in power. Isn’t it interesting how this affects individuals who use wind turbines?! Will the government’s service to the criminal mining and drilling interests be worth touching off armed standoffs over wind turbines? Hmm. Even I can’t believe the U.S. Government would be that […]
The Education of Cindy Sheehan
May 29th, 2007Sadly, bottom up political activists tend to figure it out the hard way. If you know someone who’s tumbling down the rabbit hole/honey pot of political activism, I strongly suggest, Endgame Volume 1 by Derrick Jensen. Even though Jensen’s anti civilization ramblings are silly, his level of hypocrisy is unbelievable and half of the book […]
Bilderberg to be Held in Istanbul
May 25th, 2007Maybe I need a Them category. Via: turkishpress.com: ANKARA – Following are the highlights from today`s Turkish daily VATAN. The Anadolu Agency is not responsible of opinions expressed or the context of the articles and does not vouch for their accuracy: The annual Bilderberg Meeting, which gathers high level officials from the world business, politics […]
UK: Private “Super Wardens” Wear Headmounted Cameras, Issue Tickets for Antisocial Behavior
May 24th, 2007Via: Manchester Evening News: PRIVATELY-employed ‘super wardens’ are to go on patrol in Greater Manchester wearing head-mounted video cameras. The 20 parking attendants, who work for NCP Services, will be the first in the country to be issued with the equipment. Their main role is to issue parking tickets but under legislation brought in last […]
Spin
May 15th, 2007My favorite part is when that Larry King creature is talking to Slick, fifteen minutes in: “He would — uh — serve you — you know what I mean?” Woh. Not before bedtime kiddies. Not before bedtime. Via: Google Video: Using the 1992 presidential election as his springboard, documentary filmmaker Brian Springer captures the behind-the-scenes […]
Government Working on Plan for Aftermath of Nuclear Bombing of Major City
May 14th, 2007In, Waiting for Clarity on the Brink of Oblivion, I wrote: You do not want to try to reach the exit as millions of other people attempt to do the same thing. Waiting for clarity is not often rewarded. Many Cryptogon readers think that they’re going to hedge their bets, and stay put for as […]
