Sunday, June 29, 2014
Thursday, June 19, 2014
U.S. Military Blocks Infowars.com Website Censored for Over 700,000 Active Duty Servicemembers Worldwide
The U.S. Military has blocked Infowars.com, with active
duty personnel contacting us to confirm that the website is inaccessible
to over 700,000 servicemembers worldwide having been labeled
“violence/hate/racism.”
A servicemember forwarded the above print out which
shows that the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), which serves “more
than 707,000 Sailors, Marines and civilians in 620 locations in the
continental United States, Hawaii, and Japan, making it the largest
internal computer network in the world,” is censoring Infowars.com in
order to “safeguard the security posture and/or to maintain the
operational integrity of the NMCI.” Continue reading...
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Secret Service to Track Twitter Users in Real Time
The United States Secret Service is set to purchase
software that can track Twitter users in real time, prompting concerns
that individuals could face greater harassment over tweets deemed to be
threatening or anti-government.
According to a solicitation
posted this week, the federal agency announced its intention to use the
tool to undertake “sentiment analysis,” “influencer identification,”
“access to historical Twitter data,” “ability to detect sarcasm,” and
“heat maps” that will show user trends. (Continue reading...)
A Tiny Microchip Was The Likely Motive For Pentagon Hijack Of MH370
A Tiny
Microchip Was The Likely
Motive For Pentagon Hijack Of MH370
Motive For Pentagon Hijack Of MH370
By Yoichi Shimatsu
Exclusive To Rense.com
3-25-14
Exclusive To Rense.com
3-25-14
HONG KONG - The question tormenting millions of
cyber-sleuths is Why? What could be the motive behind the elaborate plan for
the midair capture of Malaysian Airlines flight 370?
Among the 200-plus passengers bound for Beijing, the target
group for the hijack is narrowing down to 20 tech employees working for
Freescale Semiconductors, based in Austin, Texas. Among these programmers and
systems designers are 12 Malaysians and 8 citizens of mainland China.
The company is no newcomer but has long-time connections in
East Asia, as the former design subsidiary of Motorola, which once dominated
the Asian communications market in the postwar era. Freescale has design
centers in Kuala Lumpur and in China, including Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai,
Chengdu and Suzhou.
Besides its lucrative production of microchips for
automotive components, Freescale has extensive contracts with the U.S.
military, producing wafers and circuits for navigation, periscopes, electronic
targeting, self-guided missiles and other weapons systems that require
intelligence controls.
Any defense-related company at the nerve center of Pentagon
hardware is bound to attract the attention of weapons designers from both
adversarial and allied nations upgrading their military capability. Japan,
France and the UK, along with Russia, China and Iran, all want the leading edge
that contractors like Freescale provide.
What technological innovation would prompt the Pentagon's
military intelligence agencies to electronically interdict a civilian airliner
in mid-flight, while disposing of the collateral passengers as shark bait?
Ultra-small Microcontoller
In February 2013, Freescale unveiled the Kinesis KL02, the
world's smallest microcontroller, measuring 1.9 mm by 2mm and containing RAM,
ROM and a clock. The company brags that the device is so small that it can be
swallowed for medical uses, such as releasing drugs according to prescription
schedule or directing micro-surgery.
Tiny though it may be, the micro-controller is the key to
next-generation warfare based on self-guidance, tactical versatility and
hierarchy of commands, in short, an adaptive thinking weapon that can outsmart
foes. Potential applications include:
- Drones smaller than a fly, either as remotes or
autonomously, on surveillance missions or to deliver biowarfare packets, for
example, lab-cloned viruses or toxic drugs. Their light weight means longer
flying periods or even indefinite hovering time if solar-powered.
- Injectable implants to insert a human-machine interface,
for example, a targeting system attached to the optic nerve, rendering Google
glasses obsolete. Bionic implants could be implanted in nerves of the limbs to
control battery-powered prosthetics, realizing the Pentagon's dream of a
human-centered robotic warrior, known to anime fans as "meka".
- Maneuverable micro-satellites and mini-submarines that can
be operated as drones or act independently to track and hunt larger weapons
systems, spy satellites too small to be detected by ground telescopes, and
orbiting warheads containing chemical, biological or nuclear materials.
Strategic Versus Commercial Interest
Tje series code of Kinesis KL02 stands for Version 2 made in
Kuala Lumpur, which is the capital of Malaysia. This core of America's next-gen
weapons systems was developed overseas, in a Muslim-preponderant country
economically allied with China, Russia and Japan and often at odds with US
foreign policy. Therefore, an upcoming round of testing in China, and possible
manufacture of Version 3 in Beijing, was a prospect that the Pentagon agencies,
especially the NSA, the US Air Force's Space Command and DARPA, had to stop by
any means available.
As Freescale Malaysia prepared to test Kinesis at its sister
research labs in Beijing and Tianjin, alarm bells were sounding at the
DARPA-funded Charles Stark Draper Laboratory in n Cambridge, Massachusetts.
That leading weapons-research facility was created during World War II to build
navigation systems and bomb sights stabilized against turning and vibrations by
inertia. It has since moved on to microchips for every military application,
including inertial guidance for ballistic missiles, communications, GPS,
intelligent targeting systems, orbital piloting for the International Space
Station and, under the cover of "biomedical", the transhuman
super-soldier program.
The release of Kinesis exposed the Pentagon's dilemma over
dual-use technology, which can garner vast profits through civilian applications,
as shown by GPS for cars and smartphones, yet threaten to wipe out America's
technological lead in warfare. The choice of whether to down on a new
technology is not limited to Pentagon insiders and generals, since defense
contractors and elite corporate executives are also involved.
Dirty Work for Israel
In the case of Freescale, the executive management and
several veteran board members are connected with the Carlyle Group, which
favors civilian commercialization of defense-related technologies to benefit
its investment partners, including George Bush Senior and several retired
defense secretaries.
On the other hand, Freescale is financially contolled by
private-equity group Blackstone, with major investors including the Rothschild
banking family and several of its business partners. As top financiers behind
the Zionist movement, the pro-Israeli interest is to prevent miniaturized
robotic weapons from falling into the hands of Iran and its allies Hezbollah
and Hamas. Micro-vehicles, self-guided and with tactical flexibility, swarming
against Israeli cities, ports and airfields would be a nightmare for the Israel
Defense Force.
Therefore, the defenders of the Jewish state had to take
action. Better to kill 200 Malaysian enemies and Chinese nobodies than to harm
one hair on the head of any of the Chosen People. And thus, the order came down
from the Red Shield, the House of Rothschild, to their neocon subordinates
inside the Pentagon: Stop Flight 370 at any cost to America's reputation.
The New Boss
Thus, in November, just a few months before the MH370
hijack, Freescale seated a new member on its Board of Directors. Joanne Maguire
is an executive with three decades of experience in the Lockheed Martin Space
Division. She studied electrical engineering at University of Michigan and
UCLA, where she earned her master's degree. She was invited to the Harvard
Program for Senior Executives in National and International Security. Caltech
honored her with the Karmann Wings Award and she received the Peter Teets Award
from the National Defense Industrial Association.
As the very embodiment of the Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA), Maguire was the ideal choice to serve as watchdog
against the corporate profiteers at Freescale.
Hijacking the Truth
There is no point in further disparagement of the pilot and
co-pilot of the ill-fated flight, given their political connections with a
compromised opposition beholden to the colonial past. The practicing with
landing at Diego Garcia on the pilot's flight simulator indicates a deep
background with the Western intelligence services and probably Israeli
espionage operating out of Singapore.
Whatever the role of the plane crew, the NSA and US Air
Force Space Command do not need manned piloting, except to maintain the
appearance of normality at takeoff from Kuala Lumpur International Airport. As
discussed in my earlier article, voice communication and navigational signals
would have been disabled by a burst of powerful narrow-aperture radar used for
electromagnetic warfare. The cockpit computer would then be reprogrammed, using
Boeing's own emergency piloting system, expanded with Pentagon and Israeli
software.
From the South China Sea to Diego Garcia in the Indian
Ocean, the jetliner would be remote-controlled by a drone operator. Its
unscheduled flight path would be tracked and subsequently remoted from data
records by the NSA listening posts in Sri Lanka and the Jindalee eavesdropping
facility in northwest Australia. Radar stations in the Maldives, installed under
a US maritime accord, served to guide the jetliner to the southernmost atoll of
the archipelago toward Diego Garcia, immediately to the south.
The airliner's descent over the Maldives, according to
witnesses, went smoothly, for a safe landing on the long tarmac at the US Air
Force Base on Diego Garcia Island, a CIA rendition center with underground
hangars and prison used during the Iraq and Afghan wars.
Upon arrival, the passengers would be herded into separate
waiting areas, with the prize captives from Freespace sent to a debriefing
facility, where their hard drives, laptops and smartphones would be confiscated
and data downloaded, while the human intelligence assets were being questioned.
The interrogators had a fairly easy task in telling the defenseless
programmers: Join us or die with the rest.
The cooperative would be given a new identity, and
reintroduction into civilian life in a remote North American community after
being administered memory-erasing drugs, similar to the ones first developed in
the MK-ULTRA program.
After vetting of all passengers, the uncooperative and
high-risk suspects would be drowned and their corpses tossed near a phony
"crash site", off the coast of Western Australia, while US submarines
discharge other bits of "evidence" into the cold waters. The crew of
the plane was probably rewarded with a short walk off the plank into the jaws
of waiting sharks. Anyone who puts their trust in imperial power deserves no
less.
Once the operation is completed and the media begin the
mourning rituals, tearful American diplomats will attend memorial services for
the missing victims of a tragic accident. Meanwhile, a cabal of Air Force
officers and defense contractors will be clinking beer mugs with their former
boss and guru, General Michael Hayden, the bureaucrat who militarize spaced and
expanded the NSA into the global monstrosity that it has since become.
MH370 will be remembered on the History Channel as an
unsolved riddle wrapped in mystery, but no TV station will mention the other
code involved in this dreadful affair - KL02 - cause of the untimely deaths and
mangled memories of any survivors.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
No MSG
Monosodium glutamate (MSG)
Monosodium glutamate, usually referred
to simply as MSG, is ubiquitous in processed foods. It breaks down in
the body into glutamate, a known excitotoxin — a substance that
literally stimulates brain cells to death!
A truly alarming thing about MSG is that it is in just about everything, yet it is not required to be on labels. This makes it very difficult to avoid.
It is required to be listed on a label only if it’s 100% pure MSG. Spices, flavorings, and natural flavorings can all contain up to 99% MSG with no mention on the label!
Generally the saltier the food, the more
MSG it will have, with worst offenders including canned soups, snacks,
and ramen noodles.
And don’t think that shopping at a
health food store will protect you. Health food items are not immune,
especially refined soy products like soy burgers.
Top MSG Sources
Here are some ingredients to watch out for that always contain MSG:
- Hydrolyzed vegetable protein
- Hydrolyzed plant protein
- Hydrolyzed protein
- Plant protein extract
- Calcium caseinate
- Sodium caseinate
- Yeast extract
- Textured protein
- Autolyzed yeast
These ingredients can contain MSG:
- Malt extract
- Malt flavoring
- Bouillon
- Broth
- Stock
- Flavoring
- Natural flavoring
- Beef flavoring
- Chicken flavoring
- Seasoning
- Spices
Another huge source of MSG is fast food restaurants. MSGTruth.org has a list of the worst offenders with KFC being at the top of the list. Even their salads and green beans contain MSG!
Monday, June 9, 2014
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