The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Oil Disruption is Zooming and Global Panic Awaits Oil is up to $110 and it is on a roll. The last time oil went in this direction, it caused a slowing in the global economy that led to a global financial panic. What’s causing it? Peak oil, Chinese growth and lots of potential oil disruption. …
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High-Tech Trickery in Homs? by Sharmine Narwani VeteransToday, 16 February 2012 What was surely meant to be a clever display of media-friendly visuals to illustrate Syrian regime violence in Homs, has instead raised more questions than answers. US State Department satellite images of the embattled city were posted on Facebook last Friday by US Ambassador …
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A Catalogue of Social Media (and Related) Tools Alan Rosenblatt BigThink, 7 Feburary 2012 I have assembled a catalogue of 85 tools to help you run a more effective social media program for your campaign, organization, or business. Most of these are free. A lot are for Twitter. Many help you leverage Facebook and other …
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Mixed feelings. Great idea — one that has been recommended for the five billion poor everywhere else in the world. Troubling: out of 300 million citizens, 100 million qualify for this specific form of poverty assistance? Obama Phone: Gov to Spend $2.4 Billion On Millions of Free Phones In 2012 Mac Slavo SHTFplan.com, February 9th, …
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When governments separate themselves from the truth, they are betraying the public trust. Those who lie to Congress are committing impeachable acts. Those who lie to the public are in violation of their Oath to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. Below are several sources focused on Syria. It appears …
Bypass the Internet! Amara D. Angelica Kurzweil Blog, January 30, 2012 I’m sick of hearing about how we need to cave into repressive governments and throttle back Google, Twitter, Facebook, and other information services and accept Web censorship and limits on free expression. Get the hell off my cloud. “If a full-surveillance world prevents us …
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Twitter Users Beware: Homeland Security Isn’t Laughing Two British tourists were detained after tweeting a joke about Marilyn Monroe. Is Homeland Security monitoring social media too closely? Mathew Ingram Bloomberg/Businessweek, 30 January 2012 Planning to make a joke on Twitter about bombing something? You might want to reconsider: According to a report from Britain, two …
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