Archive for the 'Perception Management' Category
Wave Power Attracts Investors
November 10th, 2007BIG investors. And it’s fascinating, the shit-for-brains level of context that Business Week manages here: “…if wave power becomes commercially viable.” A far more fascinating question is why and how it didn’t become viable over forty years ago?! Who died, and who made a killing? Think of it another way: The U.S. landed guys on […]
Unloading Toxic Waste Mortgage Backed Securities: “We Americans Were Very Clever”
November 2nd, 2007We’ll see how clever they are when the Good Fellas show up to collect. At some point, this thing is going to start looking less like a financial crisis and more like a mob war. How do I know? Because I got a job that resulted from a decapitation strike against the computer systems of […]
Lockheed Martin Co-Developing System to Predict Stability of Nations
October 31st, 2007Sounds like a plugin level task for the SEAS system. Via: Washington Business Journal: Lockheed Martin Corp. said Wednesday that a team lead by its Cherry Hill, N.J.-based Advanced Technology Laboratories has won a $1.3 million contract to develop a system for predicting crises and the stability of countries. The contract is for the first […]
Chomsky on Who Was Really Behind the JFK Murder and 9/11: “Who Cares?”
October 30th, 2007To any of you who still think that the limousine liberal industrial complex isn’t in on it, here’s the high priest himself on two of the most significant political events in recent history. Translation: Just go to another shit-for-brains protest and listen to these lectures for a few more decades.
How Much of Cryptogon Has Google Disappeared?
October 29th, 2007Over the past few months, I’ve noticed that Google has been dropping Cryptogon material from their index. I’ve also noticed fewer referrals from Google searches. Google is a particularly evil organization, but, for a long time, search worked well (unless you happened to be in China). Not anymore. Well, not for people looking for information […]
The “Journalists” at the FEMA “Press” Conference
October 27th, 2007A FEMA press conference on the California fires didn’t actually involve the press at all. There were no reporters. The entire thing was staged. The people asking the questions were FEMA employees who were pretending to be reporters. (Of course, would be little difference between the reporters working government beats and these shills at the […]
Pandemic Test Undertaken by Financial Services Paints Dire Scenario
October 26th, 2007Mmmm Hmmm. Via: Computerworld: If a pandemic strikes the U.S., it will kill about 1.7 million people, hospitalize 9 million, exhaust antiviral medications and reduce basic food supplies, according to a planning scenario developed by financial service firms preparing for such a catastrophe. This particular disaster occurred only on paper. But those grim numbers are […]
TSA Asking Civilian Travelers to Sneak “Fake” Bombs Through Airport Security Checkpoints
October 21st, 2007Do you get it yet? Via: USA Today: When covert agents test how well airport security screeners find homemade bombs, they pack a detonator, timer and battery inside a cluttered toilet kit, stuff it into a suitcase and carry it through a checkpoint. Agents also hide fake sheet explosives in briefcase linings. They stash watch […]
David Kelly: Secret Knife Evidence Points to Murder
October 18th, 2007Imagine my shock. In 2004, The Scotsman reported: Kelly ‘Could not Have Died’ from Knife Wound, Paramedics Claim: Ms Hunt, a paramedic with more than ten year’s experience, said yesterday that shortly after arriving at the scene of Dr Kelly’s death she concluded he had not died by slashing his wrists. She said: “I just […]
The Secret History of the War on Cancer
October 8th, 2007Via: Salon: Children shouldn’t use cellphones. No one should drink diet sodas sweetened with aspartame. And think twice before getting X-rayed with a CAT scan except in a bona fide life-threatening emergency. That’s just some of the precautionary advice that epidemiologist Devra Davis, who runs the runs the Center for Environmental Oncology at the University […]
