Looks like youre unsaved or you would know about Landover Baptist (where only the saved are welcome).
Lets see... you just called me
stupid -- debatable bible thumping -- Yeah! Amen Brother! Go and visit my church at http://www.landoverbaptist.org/ neo-fascist -- I thought we just established I am NOT on your team? *ian, *ist etc. -- Im not much of a joiner so organized religion is nothing for me.
a shitbag -- ask my ex out, youre a perfect match for her.
Here... let me try my hand at a downright mean insult:
I think youre from rural Indiana.
Crime increases rampant as new laws are made up
on
Cybercrime — an Epidemic?
·
· Score: 4, Informative
This is a no-brainer, really. The more you criminalize people the more crime you get. Take the internet, and take file-sharing and then just add the two together and outlaw file sharing, you get an instant couple of million of additional criminals.
Nothing to see here, move along citizens. There's a whole "Enforcement Community" to be built here on the net, much like the "War on Drugs" racket that criminalizes millions of Americans already and is the cause for more than 70% of all incarceration in this country.
for stupidreason in Drugs War Terror; do
echo "War on $stupidreason & profit" done
But hey it's for the children and in order to keep them safe we have a billion dollar
Corrections Industry (Corrections USA Inc. comes to mind)
Three Letter Agencies that lap up your tax dollars
Special Police Squads
Drug Testing Laboratories (to test you at the workplace) but that's so 20th century, now with "Cybercrime" we get even more people in prison even more Three Letter Agencies even more Police Squads even more Wiretapping and spying on your home computer even more searches of your property at the airport (they already started copying harddrives at the AP)....
If you're not dumb I think you get the picture: another artificial reason to criminalize, prosecute and incarcerate in the making and bread and butter for thousands more of bureaucrats.
Say hello to Ed Bernays again, Sigmund Freud's very own Nephew and Der Grandmaster of Der Propaganda and what he later called "Public Relations" to escape the "bad vibes" of the original term. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Bernays.
One of the more notable Bernays's domestic US projects was getting women to smoke, a request he was approached by the American tobacco industry. Bernays staged "militant feminist action" during major public events where large numbers of women took out cigarettes in unison and lit up provocatively.
Paying a handful of people a couple of thousand dollars is worth the attention the (downgraded) PS3 is getting in return...
Think about it this way. For the extra +66% they might throw you, (+46% more than when you take the Perl job) you're also getting +666% more pain.
+222% more useless meetings +222% more pointy-haired boss interaction +222% more hassle and frustration (remember you're working with MS-crap...) ===== +666% GRAND TOTAL
However, my real advice to you really is to not accumulate any debt in the first place if you can avoid it. Debt is part of the slavery we're in and see what debt is making you think about... I'm sure you would laugh at the idea of taking on a Microsoft project if you weren't in debt. Maybe you can "work" your way out of it with doing the more interesting project of the two and at the same time save some money on _sensibly_ reducing any "lifestyle expenses" (premium channels, subscriptions, convenience food, etc... the usual culprits). Whatever you do, of course, don't go overboard and get the Microsoft project _and_ reduce your life to a bare minimum at the same time...
I'm sure that wherever you come from you have much more "input" into government than a vote every four years or so, don't you? Shut up. What's more I don't think wherever things are any better, and no to forestall any objections all of the Eurosocialist Union sucks just as bad, not to mention "Airstrip One" Britain and the rest of "Oceania".
There is not one free country in the world.
No offense, but just because you're not sitting in a frying pan but then maybe in a wok: use your brain, because no matter which regime you're under: YOUR ass too is no longer just frying, it's on fire.
According to Immanuel Velikovsky ( Wikipedia article on I.V and his theories. ) the Solar system has not always been in the configuration we observe it today (Mercury - Venus - Earth - Mars - Dunno - Jupiter - Saturn...) but in former times Earth was a moon of Saturn and Venus a comet from outside the Solar system. According to Velikovsky the current configuration was arrived at through a series of planetary cataclysms which expelled Earth from the Saturn system and locked Venus into today's orbit around the sun.
Really. Do we need them involved here who with their upcoming Vista soft crap want to tax us silly and tell us what we can or cant do with it?
- whether they can delete anything they want on our boxes ("Defender") - how many times you can move the license from one box to another - how much you can modify your box before you need a new license - whether they can track each and every of our moves - whether we can benchmark their Vista against our operating systems - make you unlock "features" for $$$ like the ability to burn dvds etc.......
Indeed. Microsoft would sell chemical warfare agents if they could. Cruelties of the "Happily Shrieking Monkey" or whatever else China's "leadership" translates to in our language are certainly not at the bottom of this.
I'll go even farther, AC and say 97% percent of employed corporate America still largely believes their labors serve a productive and worthwhile purpose towards worthy ends.
How do I define disinformation? Any arbitrary set of lies, half-truths, omissions and truths that I hope you will find plausible and swallow and will make you think what I want you to think. I suppose that includes purposefully spreading 'incorrectness'.
As far as the other AC who replied to my post is concerned who called me an idiot. I don't think he's in a position to arrive at that kind of assessment.
To tell you the truth honestly don't see why this is exciting enough to show up on Slashdot News for Nerds, stuff that matters. Since the name of the game is compartmentalization, whatever they put on that wiki will be just more of the same kind of (dis)information they try to feed us through Fox and CNN. It's like 1984 and they (like any other organization really) have their "outer" and "inner" party or rather outer and inner circle.
I thought the various Departments of Corrections were supposed to do that, "correct" and "rectify" False News and Dirty Lies Terrorism, now its the Pentagon and the military thats doing it. This is just another example of how this country is being turned into military dictatorship. If we want to keep our police state and not end up in a military dictatorship we just have to do something about this! I mean it! I wonder if George Bush even knows what theyre up to... This is evil. Donald Rumsfeld just _has_ to do something about this!!
OF course this will have some sort of back door built into it. Depend on it. Decryption keys for sector data will most likely be stored on the drive encrypted to a shared secret held by "law enforcement" and all those letter organizations that want to protect us. What's more, I suppose when something happens to the drive and you want to recover data from the platters you will have to have it recovered by Seagate at a premium.
Oh and as always another sinister purpose served by that kind of encryption is of course DRM.
The only thing that would really get their attention would be something out there that would jeopardize their power...... like an invasion fleet. Assuming those aliens only wanted to enslave us (you know, everything but eating us or putting eggs or larvae in our bodies), we might even be better of with our new alien overlords than the scum we have in power.
Just look at what Ed Bernays did with his "Middle American News Bureau" when he faked all the phony news reports about Guatemala. The Father of Spin indeed:-=
With US-Opinion that accessible to the elites, I must saz America has indeed the freest press in the world...... especially today.
And don't try to argue that your computer is running Linux and thus not "ready". It is able to run an operating system that could display the TV stream, even though it is not running it right now.
Why not? Assuming you were GEZ's lawyer in court how would you defend against such an
argument? Installing an operating system in order to watch a broadcast and then reinstalling the previous operating system and restoring data and software that is required for the computer to serve its primary purpose can not be enough to consider a given computer "ready for reception".
And that especially in the face of the already established precedent that television
and radio sets rendered unable to receive broadcasts by a recognized technician
through means not trivially circumvented can be operated without a fee...
You don't really hear a lot from the "Southern Poverty Law Center" as far as poverty concerned. In fact, they're largely unconcerned by poverty, their business is mainly lobby work. No matter on which side you are on the fence when it comes to pro or contra immigration you might like to know where they are coming from and who is paying them and why because the "Southern Poverty Law Center" is not a mom & pop grassroots organization.
I'm including the SPLCs "Wikipedia" article controversy section here in full at the bottom of this post because it is certainly impressive:
The SPLC has attracted controversy surrounding its politics, "hate group" identification and monitoring methods, and financial practices. It has been described by the Washington Post as a "controversial liberal organization."[1] [edit]
Fabrication of stories
A federal commission and the Charlotte Observer concluded that in 1996 the SPLC had "misinformed the media" and fabricated stories that black church burnings were the work of the Ku Klux Klan and other conspirators of like mind.[2] The USA Today verified and collaberated the Charlotte Observer story, commenting further that the SPLC purposefully hid the fact that some of the fires "were set by a black man."[3] Stephen Bright of the "Southern Center for Human Rights" declared that Dees "is a fraud who has milked a lot of very wonderful well-intentioned people. If it's got headlines, Morris is there."[3] The Cleveland Scene has reported that the SPLC has often woefully exaggerated its reports or reported stories that were disingenuous.[4] The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation verified and collaborated the Cleveland Scene report.[4] [edit]
Endorsement of Marxism
Researcher Laird Wilcox give examples of the SPLC's endorsement of Marxism, citing the SPLC's support of leftist extremist groups having long-time Marxist connections, such as the "Center for Democratic Renewal of Atlanta" and the "Political Research Associates of Somerville, Massachusetts.[5] [edit]
Financial management
The American Institute of Philanthropy, an independent charity watchdog organization, gave SPLC a grade of F because SPLC spends only 51 to 65% of its income on program services, and because it continues to fundraise even as though it is cash-rich with $137 million assets. These assets are equal to six years' worth of SPLC's operational expenses, twice that recommended as reasonable by the AIP. (Charity Rating Guide and Watchdog Report, Dec. 2004, Vol. 38) SPLC's own website [13] confirms $137 million figure. (August 10, 2006) [edit]
David Horowitz
Myles Kantor of the Pureplay Press[14] and conservative columnist David Horowitz [15] have both accused the SPLC of exaggerating the threat of racism in order to increase fund-raising revenue and of wrongfully applying the term "hate group" to legitimate organizations.
The Southern Poverty Law Center and Morris Dees have engaged in a dispute with Horowitz over material written by Chip Berlet related to Horowitz's campaign against slavery reparations, which the SPLC claims constitutes "hate speech". Horowitz writes:
The effect is to multiply the number of racial hate groups, to scare well-meaning citizens into the belief that mainstream civil rights organizations like the Center for the Study of Popular Culture are really fever swamps of hate that deserve to be lumped alongside the Ku Klux Klan. The purpose of this fear-mongering is transparent. It is to fill the already wealthy coffers of your organization by exploiting unsuspecting donors into helping you promote leftwing agendas under the guise of civil rights. [16]
The SPLC's Mark Potok responded to Horowitz by stating "we believe Mr. Berlet's article is backed up by t
... the day Mars declares its independence. Martian terrorists will fly dozens of shuttles into the station and some of their passports and identity papers will later be found among the debris. They will also have spent the night before their suicide attack in a table dance bar. Of course conspiracy nuts will point out that passports don't survive explosions like that and martian kamikaze terrorists don't go to topless bars. Some will blame the government, in effect of course then the United Nations, which will deal harshly with these information terrorists.
What you should know about the "Brookings Institution Brown Center" ON EDUCATION POLICY (something the article left out)...
Brookings Institution From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search
The Brookings Institution is a think tank, based in Washington, D.C., in the United States.
Brookings is devoted to public service through research and education in the social sciences, particularly in economics, government, and foreign policy".[1] Its stated principal purpose is "to aid in the development of sound public policies and to promote public understanding of issues of national importance."
The organization is currently headed by Strobe Talbott, a former Clinton administration appointee in the U.S. State Department...... and it's funded by people like Haim Saban, the media mogul:
Haim Saban From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search
Haim Saban (1944 - ), a television and media mogul, is owner of Saban Media Group and is the former co-owner of Fox Family Worldwide. With an estimated current net worth of around $2.8 billion, he is ranked by Forbes as the 98-richest person in America.
1. I took the liberty to remove one little fact from the first two lines of the WP article I pasted into here, just nobody can say I am bashing a powerful minority with a vicious lobby, the minority I do not mind but the lobby and its clout I absolutely despise. 2. I just googled for it and glanced over the two WP articles. There is probably tons of dirt on the net you can dig up on these people.
Study shows...... consumption of daily moderate amounts of butter is not the cause of arterial plagues... 90% of all male breast cancer patients suffer from depression... asian children grow fastest between ages 5 and 8... 99.94% of all studies serve an agenda and are tweaked in the outcome....yawn. spare us your "studies". I'm comfortable both with math and with people.
Most of the stuff you can download with a 128kbs connection, okay, so instead of a minute a 20Mb mpeg like "Reality Check" you will have to wait half an hour to get it. So what. Most of the stuff out there is text anyway and you could even re- or rather de-educate yourself with a 16Kbps connection.
Btw... don't visit these sites in internet cafes etc, especially in countries where they have execution buses in the parking lot (China) or whip and hang you in public (Iran, I suppose) or in countries where somebody peeking at your screen will surreptiously take out his mobile phone to call Homeland Security (you know where that happens, don't you).
Slashdot Mirror
Looks like youre unsaved or you would know about Landover Baptist (where only the saved are welcome).
Lets see... you just called me
stupid -- debatable
bible thumping -- Yeah! Amen Brother! Go and visit my church at http://www.landoverbaptist.org/
neo-fascist -- I thought we just established I am NOT on your team?
*ian, *ist etc. -- Im not much of a joiner so organized religion is nothing for me.
a shitbag -- ask my ex out, youre a perfect match for her.
Here... let me try my hand at a downright mean insult:
I think youre from rural Indiana.
This is a no-brainer, really. The more you criminalize people the more crime you get.
...
Take the internet, and take file-sharing and then just add the two together and
outlaw file sharing, you get an instant couple of million of additional criminals.
Nothing to see here, move along citizens. There's a whole "Enforcement Community" to be
built here on the net, much like the "War on Drugs" racket that criminalizes millions
of Americans already and is the cause for more than 70% of all incarceration in this country.
for stupidreason in Drugs War Terror; do
echo "War on $stupidreason & profit"
done
But hey it's for the children and in order to keep them safe we have a billion dollar
Corrections Industry (Corrections USA Inc. comes to mind)
Three Letter Agencies that lap up your tax dollars
Special Police Squads
Drug Testing Laboratories (to test you at the workplace)
but that's so 20th century, now with "Cybercrime" we get
even more people in prison
even more Three Letter Agencies
even more Police Squads
even more Wiretapping and spying on your home computer
even more searches of your property at the airport (they already started copying harddrives at the AP).
If you're not dumb I think you get the picture: another artificial reason to criminalize, prosecute and
incarcerate in the making and bread and butter for thousands more of bureaucrats.
"So, if you get a PS3 on day 1, you can turn it around on ebay for 1500-2000. (Which sickens me)"
What's wrong with someone making a buck? The profit Sony is trying to make from selling a
game console should sicken you too then.
Say hello to Ed Bernays again, Sigmund Freud's very own Nephew and Der Grandmaster of Der Propaganda
and what he later called "Public Relations" to escape the "bad vibes" of the original term.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Bernays.
One of the more notable Bernays's domestic US projects was getting women to smoke, a request he
was approached by the American tobacco industry. Bernays staged "militant feminist action" during
major public events where large numbers of women took out cigarettes in unison and lit up provocatively.
Paying a handful of people a couple of thousand dollars is worth the attention the (downgraded) PS3 is getting in return...
Think about it this way. For the extra +66% they might throw you, (+46% more than when you take the
Perl job) you're also getting +666% more pain.
+222% more useless meetings
+222% more pointy-haired boss interaction
+222% more hassle and frustration (remember you're working with MS-crap...)
=====
+666% GRAND TOTAL
However, my real advice to you really is to not accumulate any debt in the first place
if you can avoid it. Debt is part of the slavery we're in and see what debt is making
you think about... I'm sure you would laugh at the idea of taking on a Microsoft project
if you weren't in debt. Maybe you can "work" your way out of it with doing the more
interesting project of the two and at the same time save some money on _sensibly_
reducing any "lifestyle expenses" (premium channels, subscriptions, convenience food,
etc... the usual culprits). Whatever you do, of course, don't go overboard and get the
Microsoft project _and_ reduce your life to a bare minimum at the same time...
I'm sure that wherever you come from you have much more "input" into
government than a vote every four years or so, don't you? Shut up.
What's more I don't think wherever things are any better, and no to
forestall any objections all of the Eurosocialist Union sucks just as
bad, not to mention "Airstrip One" Britain and the rest of "Oceania".
There is not one free country in the world.
No offense, but just because you're not sitting in a frying pan but
then maybe in a wok: use your brain, because no matter which regime
you're under: YOUR ass too is no longer just frying, it's on fire.
According to Immanuel Velikovsky ( Wikipedia article on I.V and his theories. ) ...) but in former times Earth was a moon of Saturn
the Solar system has not always been in the configuration we observe it today
(Mercury - Venus - Earth - Mars - Dunno - Jupiter - Saturn
and Venus a comet from outside the Solar system. According to Velikovsky the current configuration was arrived
at through a series of planetary cataclysms which expelled Earth from the Saturn system and locked Venus into
today's orbit around the sun.
Really. Do we need them involved here who with their upcoming Vista soft crap want
... ...
to tax us silly and tell us what we can or cant do with it?
- whether they can delete anything they want on our boxes ("Defender")
- how many times you can move the license from one box to another
- how much you can modify your box before you need a new license
- whether they can track each and every of our moves
- whether we can benchmark their Vista against our operating systems
- make you unlock "features" for $$$ like the ability to burn dvds etc.
and _THAT_ list goes on and on.
Indeed. Microsoft would sell chemical warfare agents if they could.
Cruelties of the "Happily Shrieking Monkey" or whatever else China's
"leadership" translates to in our language are certainly not at the
bottom of this.
I'll go even farther, AC and say 97% percent of employed corporate America still largely believes
their labors serve a productive and worthwhile purpose towards worthy ends.
How do I define disinformation? Any arbitrary set of lies, half-truths, omissions and truths that
I hope you will find plausible and swallow and will make you think what I want you to think.
I suppose that includes purposefully spreading 'incorrectness'.
As far as the other AC who replied to my post is concerned who called me an idiot. I don't think he's
in a position to arrive at that kind of assessment.
To tell you the truth honestly don't see why this is exciting enough to show up on
Slashdot News for Nerds, stuff that matters. Since the name of the game is
compartmentalization, whatever they put on that wiki will be just more of the same kind
of (dis)information they try to feed us through Fox and CNN. It's like 1984 and they
(like any other organization really) have their "outer" and "inner" party or rather outer
and inner circle.
I thought the various Departments of Corrections were supposed to do that, "correct" and "rectify" False News and Dirty Lies Terrorism, now its the Pentagon and the military thats doing it. This is just another example of how this country is
being turned into military dictatorship. If we want to keep our police state and not end up in a military dictatorship we just
have to do something about this! I mean it! I wonder if George Bush even knows what theyre up to... This is evil. Donald Rumsfeld
just _has_ to do something about this!!
OF course this will have some sort of back door built into it. Depend on it. Decryption keys for sector data
will most likely be stored on the drive encrypted to a shared secret held by "law enforcement" and all those
letter organizations that want to protect us. What's more, I suppose when something happens to the drive
and you want to recover data from the platters you will have to have it recovered by Seagate at a premium.
Oh and as always another sinister purpose served by that kind of encryption is of course DRM.
The only thing that would really get their attention would be something out there that would jeopardize their power... ... like an invasion fleet. Assuming those aliens only wanted to enslave us (you know, everything but eating us or
putting eggs or larvae in our bodies), we might even be better of with our new alien overlords than the scum we have
in power.
Let's have the courts sort it out and not the providersm carriers etc.
You're too trusting, darling.
Just look at what Ed Bernays did with his "Middle American News Bureau" when he :-=
... especially today.
2 379575.html
faked all the phony news reports about Guatemala. The Father of Spin indeed
With US-Opinion that accessible to the elites, I must saz America has indeed the
freest press in the world...
FYI:
http://gsn.civiblog.org/blog/_archives/2006/10/2/
And don't try to argue that your computer is running Linux and thus not "ready". It is able to run an operating system that could display the TV stream, even though it is not running it right now.
...
Why not? Assuming you were GEZ's lawyer in court how would you defend against such an argument? Installing an operating system in order to watch a broadcast and then reinstalling the previous operating system and restoring data and software that is required for the computer to serve its primary purpose can not be enough to consider a given computer "ready for reception".
And that especially in the face of the already established precedent that television and radio sets rendered unable to receive broadcasts by a recognized technician through means not trivially circumvented can be operated without a fee
Let's hear it!
You don't really hear a lot from the "Southern Poverty Law Center" as far as poverty concerned.
In fact, they're largely unconcerned by poverty, their business is mainly lobby work.
No matter on which side you are on the fence when it comes to pro or contra immigration
you might like to know where they are coming from and who is paying them and why because the
"Southern Poverty Law Center" is not a mom & pop grassroots organization.
I'm including the SPLCs "Wikipedia" article controversy section here in full at the bottom of this
post because it is certainly impressive:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Poverty_Law_ Center#Controversy
Controversy
The SPLC has attracted controversy surrounding its politics, "hate group" identification and monitoring methods, and financial practices. It has been described by the Washington Post as a "controversial liberal organization."[1]
[edit]
Fabrication of stories
A federal commission and the Charlotte Observer concluded that in 1996 the SPLC had "misinformed the media" and fabricated stories that black church burnings were the work of the Ku Klux Klan and other conspirators of like mind.[2] The USA Today verified and collaberated the Charlotte Observer story, commenting further that the SPLC purposefully hid the fact that some of the fires "were set by a black man."[3] Stephen Bright of the "Southern Center for Human Rights" declared that Dees "is a fraud who has milked a lot of very wonderful well-intentioned people. If it's got headlines, Morris is there."[3] The Cleveland Scene has reported that the SPLC has often woefully exaggerated its reports or reported stories that were disingenuous.[4] The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation verified and collaborated the Cleveland Scene report.[4]
[edit]
Endorsement of Marxism
Researcher Laird Wilcox give examples of the SPLC's endorsement of Marxism, citing the SPLC's support of leftist extremist groups having long-time Marxist connections, such as the "Center for Democratic Renewal of Atlanta" and the "Political Research Associates of Somerville, Massachusetts.[5]
[edit]
Financial management
The American Institute of Philanthropy, an independent charity watchdog organization, gave SPLC a grade of F because SPLC spends only 51 to 65% of its income on program services, and because it continues to fundraise even as though it is cash-rich with $137 million assets. These assets are equal to six years' worth of SPLC's operational expenses, twice that recommended as reasonable by the AIP. (Charity Rating Guide and Watchdog Report, Dec. 2004, Vol. 38) SPLC's own website [13] confirms $137 million figure. (August 10, 2006)
[edit]
David Horowitz
Myles Kantor of the Pureplay Press[14] and conservative columnist David Horowitz [15] have both accused the SPLC of exaggerating the threat of racism in order to increase fund-raising revenue and of wrongfully applying the term "hate group" to legitimate organizations.
The Southern Poverty Law Center and Morris Dees have engaged in a dispute with Horowitz over material written by Chip Berlet related to Horowitz's campaign against slavery reparations, which the SPLC claims constitutes "hate speech". Horowitz writes:
The effect is to multiply the number of racial hate groups, to scare well-meaning citizens into the belief that mainstream civil rights organizations like the Center for the Study of Popular Culture are really fever swamps of hate that deserve to be lumped alongside the Ku Klux Klan. The purpose of this fear-mongering is transparent. It is to fill the already wealthy coffers of your organization by exploiting unsuspecting donors into helping you promote leftwing agendas under the guise of civil rights. [16]
The SPLC's Mark Potok responded to Horowitz by stating "we believe Mr. Berlet's article is backed up by t
VDARE.com
I wonder why it wasn't in the article. Well, not really.
... the day Mars declares its independence.
Martian terrorists will fly dozens of shuttles into
the station and some of their passports and identity
papers will later be found among the debris. They
will also have spent the night before their suicide
attack in a table dance bar. Of course conspiracy
nuts will point out that passports don't survive
explosions like that and martian kamikaze terrorists
don't go to topless bars. Some will blame the
government, in effect of course then the United
Nations, which will deal harshly with these information terrorists.
What you should know about the "Brookings Institution Brown Center" ON EDUCATION POLICY (something the article left out)...
... ... and it's funded by people like Haim Saban, the media mogul:
Brookings Institution
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
The Brookings Institution is a think tank, based in Washington, D.C., in the United States.
Brookings is devoted to public service through research and education in the social sciences, particularly in economics, government, and foreign policy".[1] Its stated principal purpose is "to aid in the development of sound public policies and to promote public understanding of issues of national importance."
The organization is currently headed by Strobe Talbott, a former Clinton administration appointee in the U.S. State Department
Haim Saban
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Haim Saban (1944 - ), a television and media mogul, is owner of Saban Media Group and is the former co-owner of Fox Family Worldwide. With an estimated current net worth of around $2.8 billion, he is ranked by Forbes as the 98-richest person in America.
1. I took the liberty to remove one little fact from the first two lines of the WP article I pasted into here, just nobody can say I am
bashing a powerful minority with a vicious lobby, the minority I do not mind but the lobby and its clout I absolutely despise.
2. I just googled for it and glanced over the two WP articles. There is probably tons of dirt on the net you can dig up on these people.
Study shows... ... consumption of daily moderate amounts of butter is not the cause of arterial plagues ... 90% of all male breast cancer patients suffer from depression ... asian children grow fastest between ages 5 and 8 ... 99.94% of all studies serve an agenda and are tweaked in the outcome. ...yawn. spare us your "studies". I'm comfortable both with math and with people.
Go and watch some more CNN then :-). No, honestly. This is America. Nobody has to use their brain here.
The US censor doesn't like these sites at all but right now they're still legal
(even though they're information terrorists, you know).
I wonder though what the Ayatollah Al Censori makes of these here:
Unwelcome Guests
Alex Jones Infowars
Disinformation gateway
Alan Watt's site (do watch Reality Check)
alternate thought, psychodelic substance experimentation
Learn about Astrotheology
History _is_ a weapon
Most of the stuff you can download with a 128kbs connection, okay, so instead of a minute a 20Mb
mpeg like "Reality Check" you will have to wait half an hour to get it. So what. Most of the
stuff out there is text anyway and you could even re- or rather de-educate yourself with a
16Kbps connection.
Btw... don't visit these sites in internet cafes etc, especially in countries where they have
execution buses in the parking lot (China) or whip and hang you in public (Iran, I suppose) or in
countries where somebody peeking at your screen will surreptiously take out his mobile phone to
call Homeland Security (you know where that happens, don't you).
Happy self-deprogramming!