My Governor

Tuesday, December 26, 2006 at 1:11 PM
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

GOVERNOR of
THE GREAT STATE of
CALIFORNIA

"I want FREEDOM and that's what you should want!"

Friday, December 22, 2006 at 12:50 PM

Alex Jones on Star Wars

at 12:32 PM

The caller obviously doesn't realize that Star Wars is a metaphor for the systems of tyranny in our own history and present day realities. George Lucas is a great filmmaker, and like Alex Jones says, THX 1138 and Star Wars are excellent examples of his attempts to entertain and inform.

What do you think?

Tuesday, December 19, 2006 at 4:06 PM
I know there are people reading this blog regularly (interestingly a few who read it nearly daily who I am unaware who they are), and there are even more people that find it randomly surfing the web. While I do appreciate all the input and comments that people have left on here, I really would like to see a larger response. The tracking information shows that I am averaging 10-15 hits a day. While this isn't a lot, it does show me that there are people reading what I'm posting.

PLEASE COMMENT.

While some of the information on this page is silly, much of it is very serious. If you read something that makes you question your beliefs, if you watch a video that angers you, if you agree with me, or if you think I am totally out of line, please tell me. I would like to continue posting information that is informative, pertinent, and entertaing, but most of all, I'd like to know what the average internet user thinks about this information.

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
- Edmund Burke

Ready for more WAR?

at 10:38 AM

Pentagon considers Navy buildup in Gulf

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Defense Department is thinking about a major buildup of U.S. Navy forces in the Gulf as a show of force against Iran, a senior defense official said Tuesday.
Speaking on condition of anonymity because the idea has not been approved, the official said one proposal is to send a second aircraft carrier to the region amid increasing tensions with Iran, blamed for encouraging sectarian violence in neighboring Iran as well as allegedly pursuing a nuclear weapons program.

Pentagon: Militia more dangerous than al Qaeda in Iraq

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Shiite Muslim cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's Mehdi Army has replaced al Qaeda in Iraq as "the most dangerous accelerant" of the sectarian violence plaguing Iraq for nearly a year, according to a Pentagon report.

Al-Sadr is a suspected ally of the Iranian Government.

Iran: Sanctions won't stop nuclear plans

KERMANSHAH, Iran - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that U.N. sanctions would not stop Iran from pursuing its uranium enrichment program.

The United States and its European allies are seeking sanctions against Iran because of its refusal to stop uranium enrichment, a technology that can be used to produce nuclear fuel for civilian purposes or fuel for a nuclear bomb.

Fast Food Freestyle

Monday, December 18, 2006 at 2:29 AM

Isn't this comforting?

Saturday, December 16, 2006 at 11:13 PM

Operation Valiant Sheild

Friday, December 15, 2006 at 5:20 PM
Taken from Wikipedia.com

Valiant Shield was a large war game conducted by the United States military in the Pacific Ocean in June 2006. The exercise began on 19 June 2006 and lasted for five days, concluding on 24 June 2006. According to the Navy, Valiant Shield focused on cooperation between military branches and on the detection, tracking, and engagement of units at sea, in the air, and on land in response to a wide range of missions. The exercise involved 22,000 personnel, 280 aircraft, and thirty ships, including the supercarriers USS Kitty Hawk, USS Abraham Lincoln, and USS Ronald Reagan. It was the largest military exercise to be conducted by the United States in Pacific waters since the Vietnam War, and it was also the first time observers from the People's Republic of China were allowed to view U.S. wargames. The exercise marked the first of what will become biennial exercises involving different branches of the U.S. military.

Real Radio Archives!

at 2:40 PM
I recently found a webpage, www.realradioarchives.com, that is definitely worth checking out. Below is the opening paragaph from the page.

For the new visitors out there, you might be wondering what this site is all about... The main objective is to get information into the hands of the public. Information they aren't getting from the controlled mainstream media. The Truth. For those that are new to this information and skeptical, please take some time to sit down and listen to the FREE information that is archived on this site. Keep an OPEN MIND. We provide free archived copies of several radio shows, specifically Jack Blood's Deadline Live, The Alex Jones Show, Coast to Coast AM and many other audio/video files that we think you may find of interest. The shows that we archive are usually from subscriber streams, which not everyone can afford. Our files are all ad-free and of the highest quality available. If you have any requests for shows that you would like us to upload, don't hesitate to contact us and we will see what we can do.

ALEX JONES on COAST to COAST AM Click Here!
(December 12, 2006)
In the first hour, George welcomed author and consultant Andrew Colarik, who discussed computer security issues. Documentary filmmaker and political researcher Alex Jones talked about the North American Union, New World Order sponsorship of terror groups, and the plunging US dollar.

Crumbs to nibble on

Wednesday, December 13, 2006 at 4:52 PM



UPDATE: Apparently the Pauly Shore video is a Hoax!

One Generation

Monday, December 11, 2006 at 9:04 AM
A generation is all they need

There will be no 3 a.m. knock on the door by storm troopers come to force implants into our bodies. The process will be more subtle and cumulative, couched in the unassailable language of progress and social betterment, and mimicking many of the processes that have contributed to the expansion of closed-circuit television cameras and the corporate market in personal data.

The IM Gap

Sunday, December 10, 2006 at 10:38 PM
Poll: Teens, adults separated by 'IM gap'

According to the AP-AOL poll:

  • Almost three-fourths of adults who do use instant messages still communicate with e-mail more often. Almost three-fourths of teens send instant messages more than e-mail.
  • More than half of the teens who use instant messages send more than 25 a day, and one in five send more than 100. Three-fourths of adult users send fewer than 25 instant messages a day.
  • Teen users (30 percent) are almost twice as likely as adults (17 percent) to say they can't imagine life without instant messaging.
  • When keeping up with a friend who is far away, teens are most likely to use instant messaging, while adults turn first to e-mail.
  • About a fifth of teen IM users have used IM to ask for or accept a date. Almost that many, 16 percent, have used it to break up with someone.

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    I think that Instant Messaging is one of the most efficient means to communicate. If you haven't embraced some form of messaging service yet, you should do so.

    You can message me at the following names:

    AIM: GoBuffs10, o0shaggyduck0o, NewWorldOrderly

    Yahoo: o0shaggyduck0o

    The Alex Jones Show - Infowars

    Saturday, December 09, 2006 at 7:13 PM
    Because there is a war on for you mind!

    I know I have promoted Alex Jones before on my blog, but I see no reason to stop now. While I will be the first to say that Alex is certainly a bit eccentric, and could possibly even be considered a little crazy, this doesn't prevent a person from researching his claims themselves and discovering the horrid truth that lies in all of our closets.

    Alex Jones has a free stream of his daily nationally syndicated radio show on his website Infowars.com. I have provided a direct link below. Also check out his other websites for more headlines and news. PrisonPlanet.com and JonesReport.com


    The most recent show is looped 24 hours a day and is broadcast live from 11am-3pm CST from Austin, TX Monday through Friday.
    "You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot force it to drink."

    Have You Ever Tried to Sell a Diamond?

    at 7:04 PM

    An unruly market may undo the work of a giant cartel and of an inspired, decades-long ad campaign

    by Edward Jay Epstein


    THE diamond invention -- the creation of the idea that diamonds are rare and valuable, and are essential signs of esteem -- is a relatively recent development in the history of the diamond trade. Until the late nineteenth century, diamonds were found only in a few riverbeds in India and in the jungles of Brazil, and the entire world production of gem diamonds amounted to a few pounds a year. In 1870, however, huge diamond mines were discovered near the Orange River, in South Africa, where diamonds were soon being scooped out by the ton. Suddenly, the market was deluged with diamonds. The British financiers who had organized the South African mines quickly realized that their investment was endangered; diamonds had little intrinsic value -- and their price depended almost entirely on their scarcity. The financiers feared that when new mines were developed in South Africa, diamonds would become at best only semiprecious gems.


    Read the rest HERE!

    Ihre Papiere, Bitte!

    Monday, December 04, 2006 at 5:24 PM
    Have you heard of the REAL ID ACT? Well, you should!

    The Twilight Zone - The Obsolete Man

    at 5:24 PM

    Impersonation of Alex Jones

    Sunday, December 03, 2006 at 12:37 PM


    Haha, and they say Alex Jones is crazy.