http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8091-NSA-Declassifies-200-Year-Old-Book
Included in this new motherlode (.pdf) of supposedly secret-packed documents: a 1944 report on Japanese merchant ships, a 1946 dossier on Chinese railroads, and a 1954 German article on Lenin’s use of secret writing (with milk) while in prison. Presumably, this refers to Lenin’s stint in Siberia, in the mid-1890s. Exactly why Vladimir Ilyich’s reliance on lactose letters needed to be kept under wraps for 11 decades, the NSA doesn’t say.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
now buying up USA
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8084-China-cashing-in-now-buying-up-USA-after-banks-foreclose-on-American-suckers
so instead of letting us have the domestic inflation to cure the depression that the populists wanted -- we get instead super deflation here forcing us to put everything we own up on the chopping block -- and the Fed then pays with new dollars the Chinese as it buys from the Chinese all of the debt the Chinese took on as it undersold all of our businesses in the 80's and 90's and 2000s and drove them to ruin (or else to China) -- so now the Chinese have the money -- they have the inflation that we needed but which Rothschild would not let us have -- so now the chinese can come in with all the inflation money and they can be the first spenders in buying all of our distressed and foreclosed assets.
The creditors (Chinese elites, international financial elites/organized crime) thus have given themselves all the money -- that was never ours, that was never really American money, but always -- since world war one for which the Fed was designed -- always an international money -- as I was saying the creditors gave themselves all the money and created the deflationary depression inside the USA so that all the choice propereties would be put on sale, so that bankrupt states and cities and counties and the federal government would put all of their land and paying assets (parking meters sold to J B Morgan for example) and the government also sells its deregulations -- allowing generic drugs to become retro-patent violations, giving monopolies on drugs that were competitive -- with fantastic increases in price to the consumer -- as I say - there is not inflation -- only monopoly price increases -- the creditors are killing you with deflation while building up the invading foreign hoards with an inflation of dollars from the "QE" buying of Chinese held US securities for dollar cash.
so instead of letting us have the domestic inflation to cure the depression that the populists wanted -- we get instead super deflation here forcing us to put everything we own up on the chopping block -- and the Fed then pays with new dollars the Chinese as it buys from the Chinese all of the debt the Chinese took on as it undersold all of our businesses in the 80's and 90's and 2000s and drove them to ruin (or else to China) -- so now the Chinese have the money -- they have the inflation that we needed but which Rothschild would not let us have -- so now the chinese can come in with all the inflation money and they can be the first spenders in buying all of our distressed and foreclosed assets.
The creditors (Chinese elites, international financial elites/organized crime) thus have given themselves all the money -- that was never ours, that was never really American money, but always -- since world war one for which the Fed was designed -- always an international money -- as I was saying the creditors gave themselves all the money and created the deflationary depression inside the USA so that all the choice propereties would be put on sale, so that bankrupt states and cities and counties and the federal government would put all of their land and paying assets (parking meters sold to J B Morgan for example) and the government also sells its deregulations -- allowing generic drugs to become retro-patent violations, giving monopolies on drugs that were competitive -- with fantastic increases in price to the consumer -- as I say - there is not inflation -- only monopoly price increases -- the creditors are killing you with deflation while building up the invading foreign hoards with an inflation of dollars from the "QE" buying of Chinese held US securities for dollar cash.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses Syrian president of not taking violence seriously enough
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8048-Turkey-prime-minister-turns-on-Syrian-president-as-15-000-troops-move-in-on-protest
'Savagery': Syrian security forces beat an elderly man near the city of Homs. The Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned violence in the country
Brutal: Mr Erdogan, who has formed a friendship with Syrian President Bashar Assad, has claimed he is taking the brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters too lightly
Syrian state television said the operation aimed to restore security in Jisr al-Shoughour, where authorities said 120 security officers were killed by 'armed groups' last week.
'Savagery': Syrian security forces beat an elderly man near the city of Homs. The Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned violence in the country
Brutal: Mr Erdogan, who has formed a friendship with Syrian President Bashar Assad, has claimed he is taking the brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters too lightly
Syrian state television said the operation aimed to restore security in Jisr al-Shoughour, where authorities said 120 security officers were killed by 'armed groups' last week.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8015-Libya-Gaddafi-investigated-over-use-of-rape-as-weapon
Gita Saghal, former campaigner for Amnesty International: "Rape is used as a weapon of war"
On Wednesday, Mr Moreno-Ocampo said that if the arrest warrants were issued, he might add the charge of rape to the case.
He told reporters at the UN in New York that he had collected evidence suggesting the Libyan leader had decided to punish women by using rape as a weapon in the hope that it would instil fear and curb dissent.
"It was never the pattern he used to control the population. The rape is a new aspect of the repression. And that's why we had doubts at the beginning but now we are more convinced," he said.
"Apparently, he decided to punish, using rape."
He said it was difficult to know how widespread the use of rape was.
"In some areas we had a number of 100 people raped. The issue for us was, can we attribute these rapes to Gaddafi himself, or is it something that happened in the barracks," he explained.
Gita Saghal, former campaigner for Amnesty International: "Rape is used as a weapon of war"
On Wednesday, Mr Moreno-Ocampo said that if the arrest warrants were issued, he might add the charge of rape to the case.
He told reporters at the UN in New York that he had collected evidence suggesting the Libyan leader had decided to punish women by using rape as a weapon in the hope that it would instil fear and curb dissent.
"It was never the pattern he used to control the population. The rape is a new aspect of the repression. And that's why we had doubts at the beginning but now we are more convinced," he said.
"Apparently, he decided to punish, using rape."
He said it was difficult to know how widespread the use of rape was.
"In some areas we had a number of 100 people raped. The issue for us was, can we attribute these rapes to Gaddafi himself, or is it something that happened in the barracks," he explained.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
The First Amendment protects ugly speech.
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8006-The-Right-To-Be-a-Jerk
If you watch the clip, you might come away with the impression that Cox acted like an obnoxious punk. How? He said something that wasn't nice to a policeman, and he said it loudly. And as Kelley testified, "his attitude and the way he went about carrying himself" were on the sassy side—though there's no law requiring citizens to display cringing submission in the presence of a policeman, either.
Now, none of us is a mind reader. But it seems fair to wonder whether Kelley would have written Cox up if Cox had bellowed something more flattering to the ego, such as: "Thanks for keeping our streets safe, Officer!"
If you watch the clip, you might come away with the impression that Cox acted like an obnoxious punk. How? He said something that wasn't nice to a policeman, and he said it loudly. And as Kelley testified, "his attitude and the way he went about carrying himself" were on the sassy side—though there's no law requiring citizens to display cringing submission in the presence of a policeman, either.
Now, none of us is a mind reader. But it seems fair to wonder whether Kelley would have written Cox up if Cox had bellowed something more flattering to the ego, such as: "Thanks for keeping our streets safe, Officer!"
The War on Drugs has failed.
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8005-Declare-Defeat-and-Go-Home
People recovering from drug and alcohol addiction are fond of defining insanity as trying the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. By that standard, American policy toward mind-altering substances looks awfully familiar. The nation tried Prohibition once, with alcohol. Result: abject failure, rampant organized crime, and little lasting effect on consumption or addiction. In fact, Prohibition actually encouraged the use of harder spirits, since bootleggers could smuggle more alcohol in a car full of liquor than a car full of beer.
Alcohol prohibition lasted only a few years. The war on drugs has lasted for decades, and for the most part has consisted of only one solution, over and over: criminalization and imprisonment. Nearly 2 million people are arrested each year for drug offenses and a half-million are currently serving time on drug charges. Yet when stiffer sentences fail to produce the desired results, drug prohibitionists insist the penalties just aren’t harsh enough. They resemble the carpenter who complained that he had cut a board three times and it was still too short.
People recovering from drug and alcohol addiction are fond of defining insanity as trying the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. By that standard, American policy toward mind-altering substances looks awfully familiar. The nation tried Prohibition once, with alcohol. Result: abject failure, rampant organized crime, and little lasting effect on consumption or addiction. In fact, Prohibition actually encouraged the use of harder spirits, since bootleggers could smuggle more alcohol in a car full of liquor than a car full of beer.
Alcohol prohibition lasted only a few years. The war on drugs has lasted for decades, and for the most part has consisted of only one solution, over and over: criminalization and imprisonment. Nearly 2 million people are arrested each year for drug offenses and a half-million are currently serving time on drug charges. Yet when stiffer sentences fail to produce the desired results, drug prohibitionists insist the penalties just aren’t harsh enough. They resemble the carpenter who complained that he had cut a board three times and it was still too short.
The Solar Cycle 23 Spaceweather Thread
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?7988-The-Oracle-Looks-Up-The-Solar-Cycle-23-Spaceweather-Thread
Geomagnetic Storm activity tomorrow, June 8, beginning around 1800 UTC with the passage of a fast CME. A prompt Solar Radiation Storm reached the S1
Geomagnetic Storm activity tomorrow, June 8, beginning around 1800 UTC with the passage of a fast CME. A prompt Solar Radiation Storm reached the S1
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