Archive for the 'Perception Management' Category
UK to Expel Israeli Diplomat Over Use of British Passports in Mossad Assassination Operation
March 23rd, 2010Via: Guardian: Britain is to expel an Israeli diplomat over the use of forged UK passports by the killers of a senior Hamas official in January. The foreign secretary, David Miliband, will make a statement to the House of Commons this afternoon, blaming Israeli intelligence for the cloning of passports belonging to British citizens. The […]
British Government Ran Intelligence Unit Outside of Military Command Structure
March 23rd, 2010In the Independent article below, we learn that victims were hooded and deprived of sleep. In other words, this is a limited hangout that’s covering for something else. Like what? I have no idea, but what ever happened to the SAS operators who dressed like Arabs and shot at Iraqi police? Look at what the […]
China Condemns Decision by Google to Lift Censorship
March 23rd, 2010How diabolical must a regime be for Google to look like the good guy? Via: BBC: China has said Google’s move to stop censoring search results is “totally wrong” and accused it of breaking a promise made when it launched in China. The US giant is redirecting users in mainland China to its unrestricted Hong […]
Run, Run, The Dangerous Conspiracy Theorists Are Coming
March 18th, 2010Via: Of Goats and Men: Well, of course, if you have something to hide, then the last person you want around is someone investigating it. Investigating the truth in the face of blatant lies from the mainstream news and governmental propaganda machine is what the ‘conspiracy theorists’ in many cases actually do. So what do […]
Google Appears to Drop Censorship in China
March 16th, 2010Via: MSNBC: Web sites dealing with subjects such as the Tiananmen Square democracy protests, Tibet and regional independence movements could all be accessed through Google’s Chinese search engine Tuesday, after the company said it would no longer abide by Beijing’s censorship rules. Despite a report in the China Daily that Google China was still filtering […]
PayPal Apologizes to Cryptome
March 16th, 2010Via: Cryptome: From: “Muller, John” jmuller[at]paypal.com To: “cryptome[at]earthlink.net” cryptome[at]earthlink.net Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:29:17 -0700 Subject: PayPal Dear Mr. Young: I wanted to reach out and apologize for PayPal’s restriction of Cryptome’s account. As the head of PayPal’s legal department, I am responsible for the policies that govern the use of our service. While […]
On the Spot with Kim Jong-il: North Korean Propaganda Photos
March 15th, 2010Via: The Big Picture: The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), North Korea’s state-run (and only) news agency, sporadically releases photos of reclusive 69-year-old leader Kim Jong-il as he makes “on-the-spot” guidance visits. Kim Jong-il, continuing a practice begun by his father, Kim Il-sung, makes these visits to factories and facilities throughout the country, purportedly to […]
U.S. Intelligence Planned to Destroy WikiLeaks
March 15th, 2010Via: Wikileaks: This document is a classifed (SECRET/NOFORN) 32 page U.S. counterintelligence investigation into WikiLeaks. “The possibility that current employees or moles within DoD or elsewhere in the U.S. government are providing sensitive or classified information to Wikileaks.org cannot be ruled out”. It concocts a plan to fatally marginalize the organization. Since WikiLeaks uses “trust […]
China Warns Google to Comply with Censorship Laws
March 13th, 2010Via: BBC: China’s top internet official has warned that Google will “pay the consequences” if it continues to go against Chinese law. Google announced in January that it would no longer comply with China’s internet censorship laws. It warned that it may shut down google.cn because of censorship and a hacking attack on the portal. […]
Britian: Fake Storefronts Soothe Consumers During Recession
March 10th, 2010Via: BBC: Fake businesses are to be used to lessen the impact of the recession on high streets in North Tyneside. With 140 empty shops in the borough, council bosses think they have come up with a unique way of ensuring shopping areas remain as vibrant as possible. The first empty shop unit to be […]
