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Folks, this is only a tiny slice of the darker, bigger picture... US drafting plan to allow government access to any email or Web search (RawStory.com)

From the page: "National Intelligence Director Mike McConnell is drawing up plans for cyberspace spying that would make the current debate on warrantless wiretaps look like a "walk in the park," according to an interview published in the New Yorker's print edition today."
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Dear President George W. Bush, National Intelligence Director Mike McConnell, Ed Giorgio and all pertinent sycophants/henchmen:

Bare bones timeline at best, but still a helpful primer for those who are just emerging from under their pre-fab, over-stuffed rocks. There are many omissions that are not directly related to 9/11, but whose relevancy cannot be overlooked in The Big Picture.

(Thanks, CFD)

From the page: "On Feb. 17, 2009, owners of full-power television stations will turn off their old-technology analog signals and broadcast in digital only. Viewers who receive their signals through an antenna who don't have a digital-ready TV will have to buy a converter box.

"But here's the wrinkle: the mandate to go digital applies only to the roughly 1,760 "full-power" stations in the U.S. There are more than 2,900 low-power television stations and about 4,400 signal-relay stations known as "translators" that will not be required to go digital by the deadline."
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In the grand scheme what many have yet to realize is that this mandatory conversion to digital-only programming is yet another tool being implemented to further control media access.

From the page: "Mena is a current issue. The recent revelations of highly questionable fundraising practices in the 1996 election, coupled with the suspicious deaths of four 1992 Clinton fundraisers, raises the ugly possibility that the American Presidency, like those of Columbia and Mexico (and so many others), has been bought and paid for with drug money."
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/me feigns shocked facial expression...

C'mon, folks. Like this and other underhanded shit doesn't happen? Get real!!!

(Thanks, ColinsFreakinDad!)

Christine Axsmith, former employee of a CIA contracted company, has plenty of fresh online venues for spinning her unique views of the Spy v. Spy world. However, she would do well to have legal counsel dissect the rather intense NDA she probably had to sign for her former clearance.

Title: Agent Orange exhibition to back American hearings
From the article: "Recently an anonymous American official told the press that the US would not offer compensation for Vietnamese Agent Orange victims, but would continue to provide its extensive technical support."

Gee... Imagine what floodgates would be opened if the U.S. government actually copped to the use of such chemical atrocities in the lands affected? Heaven knows there are scores of U.S. vets and their families whose lives continue to be negatively impacted generations later from the use of Agent Orange (generations 2 and 3 living in my home). I hate to say it, but it's improbable that Vietnam will get any recompense beyond a box of tissues. Case in point: U.S. district court ruling, March 10, 2005

Yeah... AOS, Gulf War Syndrome... all those illnesses are just a myth. BULLSHIT!!!