Friday, January 3, 2014

Nature never deceives us; it is always we who deceive ourselves. Rousseau







   
"I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." -  Thomas Jefferson - (1743-1826)



"The makers of our constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pursuit of happiness... They sought to protect Americans in their beliefs, their thoughts, their emotions and their sensations. They conferred, as against the government, the right to be let alone -- the most comprehensive of the rights and the right most valued by civilized men." -  Justice Louis D. Brandeis - (1856-1941) US Supreme Court Justice


And a merchant said, "Speak to us of Buying and Selling." And he answered and said: To you the earth yields her fruit, and you shall not want if you but know how to fill your hands. It is in exchanging the gifts of the earth that you shall find abundance and be satisfied. Yet unless the exchange be in love and kindly justice, it will but lead some to greed and others to hunger. - Kahlil Gibran - The Prophet









 

 

Anonymous - Project V 

 

 

 Mainstream Media's Vilification Of Edward Snowden And Glenn Greenwald

 

Direct your anger at the greedy rich, not the Wolf of Wall Street film

Bank of America and JP Morgan's CEOs are more productive targets for rage at injustice than a Hollywood blockbuster



This is Amerikas new Fort Apache in the Middle east, steal  one chunk at at a time and poison what is left behind........crumbs for the weak and weary


Front End Loader Dreams from the stimulator on Vimeo.






They no longer look on the floor, they 'LOOK YOU IN THE EYE'...................





The Most Jaw-Dropping Underreported Stories Of 2013 

 

 

2013 highlights and lowlights, rusted root breaks the stage & Carl Sagan’s pale blue dot






khodorkovsky jubilee?  #putinpaydayholidaybonus


47 Senators Take AIPAC’s Word Over U.S. Intel Community

By Jim Lobe

January 04, 2014 "Information Clearing House -  The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has published the list of senators who so far have agreed to co-sponsor the Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013, aka the Wag the Dog Act of 2014. You’ll recall that the initial list, which was introduced by its principal engineers, Sens. Mark Kirk and Robert Menendez, Dec 19, included 26 co-sponsors equally divided between Democrats and Republicans, to which newly elected New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker quickly added his name. Since then, 20 other senators — all Republicans, unsurprisingly — have added their names, for a grand total of 47 — still short of a majority, let alone one that could survive an Obama veto that the White House has already committed the president to cast if the bill is passed in its present form.
According to the AIPAC list, which is reproduced below, 53 senators, including 36 Democrats and the two independents who normally vote with the Democratic caucus, have not agreed to co-sponsor the bill, or, in the dreaded moniker used by AIPAC to score lawmakers’ voting records (presumably for the benefit of the “pro-Israel” PACs that decide how to dole out campaign cash), are labeled “DNC.” They will undoubtedly be the top targets for AIPAC’s legendary powers of persuasion when the Senate reconvenes early next week.
What is remarkable about this list, however, is that very few of the 47 co-sponsors have chosen to publicize their support for the bill to their constituents through local media or other means. A handful of the original co-sponsors put out press releases, as did Rob Portman, a late joiner. Lamar Alexander, another late-comer, courageously “tweeted” his backing for the bill. “If this were a bill senators were excited about; that is, something they thought they’d earn a lot of credit for — and not draw a lot of heat — from their voters, you’d think all of the co-sponsors would be proudly touting their support,” one veteran Hill observer told me. “Clearly, even for the Republican [co-sponsors], that doesn’t seem to be the case with this bill.”
In other words, the co-sponsors appear to be targeting a very narrow constituency — AIPAC, which is now touting their names — rather than  their voters back home, most of whom probably have no idea of what their senator’s position is or what may be at stake. Which raises an interesting question: If the folks back home knew that their senator was supporting a bill that would make another war in the Middle East more, rather than less likely, would there be an outcry as there was after Obama (and AIPAC) asked Congress to approve military action against Syria? Would some senators feel compelled to reassess their support?
One other point: others — most recently and convincingly, Colin Kahl and Paul Pillar — have argued just how counter-productive and potentially dangerous this bill is, and we have republished their arguments for the benefit of LobeLog readers in recent days. But it should be stressed that the 47 co-sponsors of this bill, most notably the 14 Democrats who have signed on to it, have effectively decided that Bibi Netanyahu and AIPAC are more credible sources about Iran and what it is likely to do in the P5+1 negotiations if this sanctions bill becomes law than either the U.S. diplomats who are directly involved in the talks or the U.S. intelligence community. Which is a rather startling fact, especially given, for example, Bibi’s predictive record on Iraq in the run-up to the U.S. invasion and his quarrels with his own intelligence community with respect to Iran.
U.S. officials beginning at the top with Obama, then running through John Kerry and Wendy Sherman have stated repeatedly that the passage of a new sanctions bill — even one that would take effect prospectively — would not only violate the spirit, if not the letter, of the Nov. 24 agreement; it would also call into serious question Washington’s good faith; quite possibly isolate the U.S. within the P5+1 with disastrous results for the existing sanctions regime; and sufficiently strengthen hardliners in Tehran to force its government to toughen its demands at the negotiating table, if not abandon the diplomatic path altogether (and with it the chances of a peaceful diplomatic settlement). As the most recent assessment by the intelligence community, for which these same 47 senators have approved annual budgets ranging as high as 70 billion dollars in recent years, concluded: “[N]ew sanctions would undermine the prospects for a successful comprehensive nuclear agreement with Iran.”
Of course, that’s precisely why Netanyahu and AIPAC are pushing the new sanctions package.

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The Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013

Below is a list of senators who have cosponsored or indicated their intention to cosponsor The Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013.

47 Members Who Cosponsored

First Name Last Name State Party Status
Lamar Alexander TN R C
Kelly Ayotte NH R C
Mark Begich AK D C
Richard Blumenthal CT D C
Roy Blunt MO R C
Cory Booker NJ D C
John Boozman AR R C
Benjamin Cardin MD D C
Bob Casey PA D C
Saxby Chambliss GA R C
Daniel Coats IN R C
Thomas Coburn OK R C
Susan Collins ME R C
Chris Coons DE D C
Bob Corker TN R C
John Cornyn TX R C
Ted Cruz TX R C
Joe Donnelly IN D C
Michael Enzi WY R C
Deb Fischer NE R C
Kirsten Gillibrand NY D C
Lindsey Graham SC R C
Kay Hagan NC D C
Orrin Hatch UT R C
Jim Inhofe OK R C
Johnny Isakson GA R C
Mike Johanns NE R C
Mark Kirk IL R C
Mary Landrieu LA D C
Mike Lee UT R C
Joe Manchin WV D C
John McCain AZ R C
Bob Menendez NJ D C
Jerry Moran KS R C
Lisa Murkowski AK R C
Rob Portman OH R C
Mark Pryor AR D C
James Risch ID R C
Pat Roberts KS R C
Marco Rubio FL R C
Charles Schumer NY D C
Tim Scott SC R C
John Thune SD R C
Pat Toomey PA R C
David Vitter LA R C
Mark Warner VA D C
Roger Wicker MS R C

53 Members Who Did Not Cosponsor

First Name Last Name State Party Status
Tammy Baldwin WI D DNC
John Barrasso WY R DNC
Max Baucus MT D DNC
Michael Bennet CO D DNC
Barbara Boxer CA D DNC
Sherrod Brown OH D DNC
Richard Burr NC R DNC
Maria Cantwell WA D DNC
Thomas Carper DE D DNC
Thad Cochran MS R DNC
Michael Crapo ID R DNC
Richard Durbin IL D DNC
Dianne Feinstein CA D DNC
Jeff Flake AZ R DNC
Al Franken MN D DNC
Chuck Grassley IA R DNC
Tom Harkin IA D DNC
Martin Heinrich NM D DNC
Heidi Heitkamp ND D DNC
Dean Heller NV R DNC
Mazie Hirono HI D DNC
John Hoeven ND R DNC
Tim Johnson SD D DNC
Ron Johnson WI R DNC
Timothy Kaine VA D DNC
Angus King ME I DNC
Amy Klobuchar MN D DNC
Patrick Leahy VT D DNC
Carl Levin MI D DNC
Ed Markey MA D DNC
Claire McCaskill MO D DNC
Mitch McConnell KY R DNC
Jeff Merkley OR D DNC
Barbara Mikulski MD D DNC
Christopher Murphy CT D DNC
Patty Murray WA D DNC
Bill Nelson FL D DNC
Rand Paul KY R DNC
Jack Reed RI D DNC
Harry Reid NV D DNC
Jay Rockefeller WV D DNC
Bernie Sanders VT I DNC
Brian Schatz HI D DNC
Jeff Sessions AL R DNC
Jeanne Shaheen NH D DNC
Richard Shelby AL R DNC
Debbie Stabenow MI D DNC
Jon Tester MT D DNC
Mark Udall CO D DNC
Tom Udall NM D DNC
Elizabeth Warren MA D DNC
Sheldon Whitehouse RI D DNC
Ron Wyden OR D DNC
Jim Lobe is best known for his coverage of U.S. foreign policy, particularly the neoconservative influence in the Bush administration. The Washington Bureau Chief of the international news agency Inter Press Service (IPS), Lobe has written for various outlets and was featured in BBC and ABC television documentaries about motivations for the US invasion of Iraq. Read his complete biography.

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How Zionist Extremism Became British Spies' Biggest Enemy
By Calder Walton
In World War II's aftermath, MI5 turned to fight a new threat. It wasn't the Soviets. It was bombers from Jerusalem.
BBC Comedy Sketch The Israeli Embassy's Extension
Video
An frank portrayal of the ever creeping dispossession of Palestinians in the guise of comedy.
Ignore Saudi and Israeli Goading for a More Muscular U.S. Mideast Policy
By Ivan Eland
U.S. military action against either Syria or Iran may be in the interest of Saudi Arabia and Israel, but it is not the interest of the United States or its people.
America's Unhinged Pursuit of Global Domination
By John J. Mearsheimer
America's interventionist policies are the main cause of its terrorism problem.
Pope Needs to Condemn US Warmongering
By Finian Cunningham
The Pope's anti-war sentiment and desire for peace is laudable. But he needs to do more than merely issue vague exhortations.
Necessity: The Argument of Tyrants
By Glenn Jacobs
The idea that the government can protect us is patently absurd. All the government can do is to destroy our liberties while promoting the illusion of safety.
New U.S. Tax Regime is "Devastating," Experts Say
By Alex Newman
Already facing "pariah" status worldwide due to onerous IRS requirements, millions of Americans living and working abroad are preparing to deal with a deluge of even bigger problems in 2014.
The Obamacare We Deserve
By Michael Moore
That is the dirty little secret many liberals have avoided saying out loud for fear of aiding the president's enemies.
Dying Lawyer Lynne Stewart's Jubilant Return Home After Winning Compassionate Release
Video
Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman and Renée Feltz were at the airport to cover the homecoming and speak with Stewart about her time behind bars.
Capitalism in Crisis: Who are the REAL "Takers"?
By Bernard Weiner
There's an internal time-bomb inside this dysfunctional economic system.
"Society Trap" - Joe Rogan
Video
"Are you part of a machine?"




Volgograd Bombings: NATO, Bandar Bush main suspects


attn: Orwellian double-speak see be low............mira aquí! vista benieth, cavar más profundo, drill-down

Clanpper did not lie to Congress on NSA, says national intelligence counsel









Robert Litt
Robert Litt is general counsel to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Photograph: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP
Robert Litt, the general counsel to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, has written to the New York Times to deny the allegation that James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, lied to Congress about the collection of bulk phone records by the National Security Agency (NSA).
Citing an editorial entitled “Edward Snowden, Whistle-Blower” which was published on Thursday, Litt wrote that the newspaper “repeats the allegation that James R Clapper Jr … 'lied' to Congress about the collection of bulk telephony metadata” and added: “As a witness to the relevant events and a participant in them, I know that allegation is not true.”
The Times editorial called for Snowden, a former NSA contractor who leaked thousands of files on the agency's surveillance practices to media outlets including the Guardian, to be offered “a plea bargain or some form of clemency that would allow him to return home”. It also listed a number of what it called “violations” which he had revealed.



Hard News  
   

Bush- Blair Legacy Continues As -
30 Gunmen killed in Anbar:
About (30) gunmen were all killed within a security operation at Baghdad-Karma borders in Anbar province.The official spokesperson of Baghdad Operations Command, Brigadier Saad Maan, declared in a statement received by IraqiNews.com
Bush- Blair Legacy Continues As -
Iraq's annual death toll highest in five years - UN:
The United Nations says at least 7,818 civilians and 1,050 members of the security forces were killed in violent attacks across Iraq in 2013. December alone saw at least 759 people killed, 661 of them civilians.
Sunni tribesmen seize buildings in Iraqi city:
Violence in Fallujah seen as measure of anger in Anbar with Shia-led government accused of neglecting Sunni needs.
Iraqi forces, tribesmen battle Qaeda-linked militants:
Iraqi security forces and tribesmen battled Al-Qaeda-linked militants Thursday who seized parts of two Sunni-majority cities after days of violence that erupted when security forces demolished a year-old Sunni protest camp.
Iraq PM to send reinforcements to restive Anbar: TV:
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Wednesday reversed a decision to withdraw troops from tense cities in Anbar province, and will instead deploy reinforcements, state television reported.
20 killed in Aleppo air strike:
At least 20 people were killed on Wednesday in Aleppo when a residential building was hit by a rocket from a warplane as the government's daily bombardment of the northern Syrian city continued, activists said.
Syrian army kills 17 rebels:
The Syrian army Wednesday killed 17 armed rebels in the southern province of Daraa, media reported. The army eliminated "terrorists" in the town of Jisa on the eastern outskirts of Daraa, Xinhua quoted the state-run SANA news agency as saying in a report.
73,000 dead in Syria in 2013, war's bloodiest year: Pro-rebel activists say:
The tally from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights came as renewed regime air strikes in the northern city of Aleppo killed at least five people. The Britain-based group said it had documented the deaths of 73,455 people between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2013, including 22,436 civilians.
Lebanon Army deploys as rebels advance near Syria border:
The Lebanese Army deployed heavily along the northeastern border Thursday as Syrian rebel groups launched an offensive to retake key Syrian towns, leading to intense clashes with Hezbollah-backed government forces, a security source said.
5 Killed as powerful explosion hits Lebanese capital:
A powerful explosion in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital Beirut - stronghold of the Shia armed group Hezbollah - has killed at least five people and left another 20 wounded.
Blast kills Palestinian diplomat in Prague:
The Palestinian ambassador to the Czech Republic has died in an explosion at his residence in Prague, according to a police spokesperson. "He moved an old case with him to the new house from the old house. And when he opened it, the explosion happened."
Report: Israel offers land swaps to annex settlement blocs:
Israel has asked the United States to consider a land swap deal that would give Palestine a section of land in the Triangle area adjacent to the Green Line in exchange for keeping settlement blocs in the West Bank, Israeli media said Wednesday
Abbas warns of legal action against Israeli settlements:
"We will not remain patient as the settlement cancer spreads, especially in (annexed East) Jerusalem, and we will use our right as a UN observer state by taking political, diplomatic and legal action to stop it," he said.
Abbas: All pre-Oslo Palestinian prisoners to be freed:
During a Tuesday meeting with a committee representing Palestinian prisoners from areas inside Israel, Abbas said an agreement was in place stipulating that veteran prisoners from "1948 areas" would also be released in conjunction with the current set of peace talks, the statement said.
'Children in cages': Human rights group accuses Israel of torture:
An Israeli human rights organization has accused the country of torturing Palestinian minors, with reported cases of public caging as well as threats and acts of sexual violence.
Health of Israel's Ariel Sharon worsens: report:
Sharon was at the height of his political power in early 2006 when a devastating stroke incapacitated him. The 85-year-old has been in a coma since then, connected to a respirator. His family has said that he sometimes opens his eyes and moves his fingers.
Sex Tapes, Riots, and Corruption: Things Aren't Great in Turkey:
Violent clashes between anti-government protesters and police broke out in the heart of Istanbul this weekend, following a series of revelations about corruption within the Turkish government
Erdogan blames 'foreign-backed' elements for dirty plot against Turkey:
Turkish prime minister uses New Year address to tackle allegations of ruling party corruption
11 killed in Somalia twin bomb attacks:
The death toll from the twin bomb attacks in Somalia's capital Mogadishu has risen to 11 after three people died from their wounds, police said on Thursday.
DR Congo troops fighting Ugandan rebels' commander killed:
"Colonel Mamadou Ndala has been killed... Apparently it was the ADF-Nalu (Ugandan rebel force) that killed him and two of his bodyguards," government spokesman Lambert Mende said.
DR Congo army regains control of capital:
The assailants launched a coordinated attack on the city's airport, a military camp and the state television station RTNC on Monday in what appeared to be an attempt to seize power by supporters of Paul Joseph Mukungubila, a religious leader.
Two killed in Alexandria as pro-Mosrsi marches:
Two people are killed and three police officers injured in the clashes between security forces and pro-Morsi supporters in Alexandria Wednesday
Egypt orders assets of Brotherhood leaders seized:
 Egyptian Justice Ministry spokesman Abdel-Azim el-Ashri said on Tuesday that a ministerial inventory committee has ordered the "movable and immovable properties" of 572 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to be confiscated, the Associated Press reported.
5 killed in eastern Afghan explosion:
Five Afghan civilians were killed while 18 others wounded Thursday in an explosion in the country's eastern province of Logar, authorities said. "An Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attached to a motorcycle was detonated at around 4:00 p.m. local time in Baraki Barak District bazaar
US alarmed over Afghan prisoners' release:
Afghan government says the prisoners are innocent and there is no evidence to prove that they are terrorists. But the U-S military insists that these prisoners are very dangerous people.
Afghanistan's opium crop sets new records:
Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan surged to record heights in 2013, increasing for the third straight year in a row and confirming the country's status as the world's No. 1 exporter of the opium crop.
3 Killed in Blast in Southwest Pakistan:
At least three people were killed and 24 others injured today when a bomb blast targeted a bus carrying Shia pilgrims to Iran in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province. The attack on the bus carrying more than 50 passengers took place in Akhtarabad area of Quetta city.
Pervez Musharraf rushed to hospital with heart scare while on the way to treason trial:
In the latest twist to the saga of Mr Musharraf's travails before the country's courts, it was reported that police had taken him to the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology in Rawalpindi after falling ill on his way from his house in the Islamabad suburbs.
8 Futuristic Weapons That Have Already Been Invented And Are Being Used In Battle:
The future of weaponry is nothing but terrifying, much of it seemingly taken from the deepest places of a science-fiction writer's mind.
Central America migrants flee turf wars and corrupt states for refuge in Mexico:
 Extreme violence in Central America is sending a surge of refugees fleeing north to Mexico where they are caught between official indifference and yet more danger if they continue to the United States, human rights activists say.
Pope: 'We have to stop on this road of violence!':
"We all have a responsibility to act so that the world may be a community of brothers who respect each other, who accept their diversity and who take care of one another," the pope said on Catholic World Peace Day.
Japan's State Secrets Law: Hailed By U.S., Denounced By Japanese:
In a shocking display of brute force, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party, railroaded into law a sweeping, vague and hastily drafted secrets protection bill.
NSA worked on iPhone spyware to remotely monitor users, leaked documents show:
New documents revealed on Monday show the U.S. National Security Agency has the capability of deploying software implants on Apple's iPhone that grants remote access to on-board assets like SMS messages, location data and microphone audio.
NSA has backdoor access to iPhones:
Security researcher Jacob Applebaum said Monday at a presentation in Germany that the spying agency can, among other things, intercept iPhone texts, voicemails, contact lists, and activate the phone's microphone and camera.
What a load of bull!:
Constitution 'exemption' zone spans 100 miles inland of US border- judge:
A US federal judge has reaffirmed an Obama administration policy granting officials the authority to search Americans' laptops, citing a controversial premise that makes citizens within 100 miles of the border eligible for a police check.
5 Tips for Living in a Surveillance State -
New York Times and Guardian editorials say Edward Snowden deserves clemency:
Both the New York Times and U.K. paper the Guardian published editorials on New Year's Day calling for clemency for NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Lynne Stewart Freed From Prison, Granted "Compassionate Release":
It is further ordered that the defendant shall be released from the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons as soon as her medical condition permits, the release plan is implemented and travel arrangements can be made."
Bureau of Prisons Fights against Early Release of Dying or Incapacitated Prisoners:
Historically, BOP officials have mostly rejected requests from inmates to leave prison before their sentences are up due to terminal illnesses afflicting them or their immediate family members.
Colorado's recreational marijuana stores make history:
At several recreational weed stores, buyers waited in line for three or four hours to be a part of opening-day history. Despite the hundreds of people queuing on public sidewalks, no significant problems emerged Wednesday, Denver officials said.
£2m: average pay award for JP Morgan's top staff in 2012 revealed:
Banks disclose figures in dying hours of 2013 to comply with new European rule demanding information on bankers' pay
Chicago pension crisis called worst in nation:
The city's underfunded pension system for teachers, firefighters, police, and transit workers threatens to punch a hole in the city budget that would devastate city services. The teachers' alone are $1 billion short of funds, while the city as a whole is looking at a whopping $27 billion shortfall
I'm One of the 22,000 Homeless Kids Living in New York:
It's impossible to succeed unless you can escape being homeless. My grades went kaputz when I lived in the shelters.
40 percent of jobless youth facing mental illness symptoms with one-in-three contemplating suicide:
Young people who have been unemployed in the long-term are also more than twice as likely as their peers to believe they have nothing to live for, the study said.
10 budget cities where you can retire in comfort:
Retiring on $30,000 a year is manageable - if you live in a low-cost area.
Customers walk over dead body after Michigan man killed in store doorway : Video -
Customer's walked over the slain man's body for about five minutes after he was shot in the doorway of the Kalamazoo store.
Michigan bans 'WAR SUX' license plate for the 'emotional wellbeing of youth':
The state of Michigan has told a court that it was protecting children when it refused to issue a vanity license plate with the phrase "WAR SUX."
Is The Government Stockpiling Iodine In Preparation for Fukushima Meltdown?:
The Department of Health and Human Services has ordered 14 million doses of potassium iodide to be available by no later then the first of February.
http://www.storyleak.com/government-stockpiling-iodine-fukushima-meltdown/




 
Mark Ruffalo and Scott Smith discuss the issues surrounding the recent oil train derailments, such as the one in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, Aliceville, AL and Casselton, ND. http://www.waterdefense.org/




President Taxes The Rich (In France)










Security

FireEye buys outfit that lifted the lid on Chinese cyber-espionage

Billion-dollar deal for Mandiant sees threat response added to FireEye's product stable

Snapchat: In 'theory' you could hack... Oh CRAP is that 4.6 MILLION users' details?

Hey Mr Bull, meet my friend Red Rag
John Leyden, 02 Jan 11:40

Skype's Twitter account, blog hacked to spread anti-Microsoft messages

Hi! Microsoft here. We p0wn you, so don't use our products
Simon Sharwood, 02 Jan 06:33

How the NSA hacks PCs, phones, routers, hard disks 'at speed of light': Spy tech catalog leaks

Analysis It's not as bad as you thought - it's much worse
Iain Thomson, 31 Dec 04:29

Yes, the BBC still uses FTP. And yes, a Russian crook hacked the server

Convenient file-store a convenient target for crook touting access
Chris Williams, 30 Dec 20:55

Gay hero super-boffin Turing 'may have been murdered by MI5'

LGBTI campaigner Tatchell wants poisoned-apple inquiry
Lewis Page, 30 Dec 13:45

Snowden leak journo leaks next leak: NSA, GCHQ dying to snoop on your gadgets mid-flight

Greenwald blasts US, UK during hacker confab speech
Team Register, 27 Dec 22:43

Slurp away, NSA: Mass phone data collection IS legal, rules federal judge

Inter-court fracas means the Supremes will have to dust off robes
Iain Thomson, 27 Dec 20:17

Joke no more: Comedy virty currency Dogecoin gets real in big Xmas heist

Wow. So hack. Very theft. Much sorry. Wow
Neil McAllister, 26 Dec 20:55

Speaking in Tech: The Snowden Effect... Why 2014 will be the year of PRIVATE cloud

Podcast Plus: SSD pioneer Violin... OMG - Don's gone
Team Register, 25 Dec 13:12

Snowden to warn Brits on Xmas telly: Your children will NEVER have privacy

Ex-NSA man tries political pressure in Channel 4's Christmas Day speech
Chris Williams, 24 Dec 21:18

Snowden: 'I am still working for the NSA ... to improve it'

'Mission accomplished', leaker tells Washington Post
Simon Sharwood, 24 Dec 05:00

F-Secure won't speak at imperialist lackey RSA's 2014 conference

Research head Mikko Hypponen picks up his bat and ball and goes home
Simon Sharwood, 24 Dec 03:01
Red Dead Redemption

We don't need no STEENKIN' exploit brokers: Let's FLATTEN all bug bounties

The good, the bad and the ugly - all $150k apiece
John Leyden, 23 Dec 11:02
eyeofSauron

RSA comes out swinging at claims it took NSA's $10m to backdoor crypto

In summary: Yes, the biz worked with spies. But it knew about a gaping hole? No, siree!
Simon Sharwood, 23 Dec 03:01

How much did NSA pay to put a backdoor in RSA crypto? Try $10m – report

Latest Snowden claims: Flawed encryption tech switched on by default in exchange for cash
Neil McAllister, 21 Dec 01:31


science:

Alien SUPER-EARTH: If there is LIFE up there, it'll be moaning about the weather

'The first ten million years were the worst,' said Marvin
Brid-Aine Parnell, 02 Jan 13:29

Private space truck ready for ISS trip as soon as NEXT WEEK

Cygnus capsule good to go
Lester Haines, 02 Jan 12:04

'New' nova starts to BLUSH

Nova Centauri 2013 is in the pink
Simon Sharwood, 02 Jan 03:52

Boffins invent LUMINOUS PIGS again, glow-in-dark bacon sarnies presumably imminent

Something's not quite kosher
Jasper Hamill, 01 Jan 11:07

Coming in 2014: Scary super-soldier exoskeleton suits from the US military

Iron Man-esque armor prototypes next year, deployment in 2018
Iain Thomson, 31 Dec 22:19

Cheeky LOHAN chaps in gutsy snatch at El Reg's paper spaceplane crown

Pink missile lunges downward from 31,849m
Lester Haines, 31 Dec 13:01

Britain's costliest mistake? Lord Stern defends his climate maths

Analysis Pass Go and Collect Peerage
Andrew Orlowski, 30 Dec 11:20

2013: A Space Odyssey - a cosmological review of the year

Year in Review Asteroids 'n' comets, our new home Mars and the adventures of Jade Rabbit
Brid-Aine Parnell, 27 Dec 13:02

Just what they've always wanted! ISS 'naut duo unwrap new space fridge

Cooling system's replacement pump fitted to orbiting station in second spacewalk
Chris Williams, 24 Dec 23:31




song of our lord.....bhagavad Gita / Good News.....New Testament:   a parallel paradox, enter the Matrix, programmed on how to behave in any given (atrificial) situation by way of three things....culture-jamming natural instinct (hippy), eugenics-nutrution-geoengineering (the monsanto executive dinning kitchen will not serve GMO items on the menu or buffet.) environmental and/or Mass Distraction, celebrity worship  Me? really to describe youself or anyone with out using labels as a philosophy professor challenged(not to spell) me to so many years ago.......and soren waz hiz name-o  


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0e/Newton-WilliamBlake.jpg"To Label me is to negate me"



there must be some way out of here...........



Shoot the Messenger: How one journalist's footage from Fallujah in the Iraq War caused a firestorm...













cannot wait Absurdity Today


this why i am a fan  kosmicdebris


Posted: 03 Jan 2014 02:47 PM PST
3 January 2014
- There is literally no “natural” weather at this point, none.
Chaos theory, the butterfly effect is the sensitive dependency on initial conditions in which a small change at one place in a deterministic nonlinear system can result in large differences in a later state. The name of the effect, coined by Edward Lorenz, is derived from the theoretical example of a hurricane’s formation being contingent on whether or not a distant butterfly had flapped its wings several weeks earlier.”
Unfortunately we are not discussing the effect of butterflies flapping their wings, but of countless jets spraying toxic metal particulates and chemicals while circling the biosphere day in and day out. We are talking about dozens of large “ionosphere heater” facilities and countless smaller installations scattered around the earth, all taking their toll on the planets natural systems. We are tailing about a cabal of total insanity that runs the world, a cabal that has long since decided for us all that they will be the “Gods” of our weather, of our environment, and of our lives.
The entire global climate system is being completely manipulated and disrupted by the ongoing geoengineering/climate engineering assault.








"You know well that government always kept a kind of standing army of newswriters who, without any regard to truth or to what should be like truth,  invented and put into the papers whatever might serve the ministers. This suffices with the mass of the people who have no means of distinguishing the false from the true paragraphs of a newspaper." -- Thomas Jefferson to G. K. van Hogendorp, Oct. 13, 1785. (*) ME 5:181, Papers 8:632

"In examining the CIA's past and present use of the U.S. media, the Committee finds two reasons for concern. The first is the potential, inherent in covert media operations, for manipulating or incidentally misleading the American public. The second is the damage to the credibility and independence of a free press which may be caused by covert relationships with the U.S. journalists and media organizations." - Frank Church

"In addition to buying propaganda piecemeal, the Station often purchased it wholesale by subsidizing Chilean media organizations friendly to the United States. Doing so was propaganda writ large. Instead of placing individual items, the CIA supported -or even founded- friendly media outlets which might not have existed in the absence of Agency support." - Church report - Covert Action in Chile 1963-1973. http://is.gd/Y0qChG






wtf............Tom?? bliss...
peace, love, joy and there is mary..............................



corbett/see boiling frog sebal edmands

 is he over playing his hand?


When It Comes to Whistleblowing, Integrity & Purity of Intentions Matter Most
A week ago I began writing a series of commentaries on significant consequences and conflicts of interest associated with Glenn Greenwald, his new PayPal billionaire boss, and the ownership and commoditization of the 50,000-page incriminating documents obtained and released by NSA’s Edward Snowden. In my series I solely focused on serious ethical questions and consequential conflicts of interest matters that have remained unasked and unanswered with regards to the recent joint venture between Greenwald and Omidyar, dubious and lucrative book and movie deals with mainstream corporations under the premise of exclusive document release, and our government’s sudden and unexplained change in its stand and modus operandi.
Up to this point I have left the topic of Mr. Edward Snowden pretty much untouched, and here is why.
- See more at: http://www.boilingfrogspost.com/2013/12/15/mr-snowden-its-time-to-come-out-and-take-a-stand-publicly-as-to-your-intentions/#sthash.iNtIiag5.dpuf









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进不邀功，退不避罪，唯人是保，而利合于主，国之宝也。 

The general who advances without coveting fame and retreats without fearing disgrace, whose only thought is to protect his country and do good service for his sovereign, is the jewel of the kingdom.

a caviet:  Treat your men as you would your own beloved sons. And they will follow you into the deepest valley.


視卒如愛子，故可與之俱死。




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