Bradley Manning is dead

No, I haven't seen the cadaver. But, there is no reliable eyewitness who's seen Bradley Manning since before December. Manning was facing the death penalty. Under the circumstances, I'd say he's dead.

Rep. Kucinich has been trying to see Manning since the first week of February, and describes his experience with DoD as 'Kafkaesque.' Meanwhile, Manning's captivity is perfectly analogous to burning Christians at the stake for the heresy of translating the Bible.

Quantico probably made a mistake, broke his neck or beat him to a pulp, and he bled to death. They don't want to tell on themselves, and you can't blame them. Corpses are smelly messes, and public relations was never DoD's long suit. It isn't their fault anyway Manning is dead. When I tell you what killed him, you won't believe it. What killed Bradley Manning is the same thing tearing down everything in this country that's being torn down, and is at the heart of many things gone wrong.

It's odd enough Quantico, which isn't Guantanamo, would deny access by the UN Rapporteur on Torture and a member of Congress. That these individuals were treated with rough dismissal is noteworthy. Last week, Kucinich managed Scott Walker's admission that eliminating public employees' collective bargaining would save Wisconsin no money. You can bet Dennis Kucinich would like to know what the hell is happening. My money says he does know, and wonders how anyone can bear to hear it.

At a time when the FBI and other intelligence agencies are declassifying documents at a breakneck pace, including some of the first official admissions we've collected crashed extraterrestrial aircraft, what is the value of torturing and most likely killing an active service member accused of leaking classified information? These things can be explained.

Manning's hometown is Crescent, OK, one of the things giving the story a close, personal aspect for me. Crescent is a few miles away from where I live. It's a small town where the country's oil pipelines intersect, and what happens at this intersection influences how the price of oil in America is determined. The few people needed to turn the valves and staff the local prison form Crescent's economy—a narrow, grim cross-section of socioeconomic deprivation like the rest of this state. People here are good hearted and straight talking, and will not spare your feelings. When Oklahomans say they support the troops, they mean they support people like Bradley Manning.

I was glad to be the first and only person to point out the week it was enacted that the Military Commissions Act of 2006 had an obvious, glaring provision so offensive no one had dared to mention it, or read enough to notice...

...Congress could have set up this unnecessary injustice system another way or done nothing. They chose to make it part of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, meaning its primary application was for active service members, not terrorists. I said the act provides for use on soldiers, and given half a chance it would be. I theorized it could be accidental expediency to throw a little water on my own argument, knowing it was no accident.

I was getting acquainted with people in political blogs. Any person can find himself in Manning's predicament, a simple matter of ticking the right checkboxes on the paperwork. Making these statements may have been popular on that site, but it began a long process of pushback for Uranus on many websites. That's no coincidence.

With this article attacking the Innocent Images program, Luke shortly thereafter announced he was closing the blog. I was shunned by third hand friends and went forward to argue with some of these big names who didn't ignore me completely and disagreed with points in those posts. Luke Ryland is a young man in Australia whose reading and summary of the daily news I'd called the best in the world. He must have been reading a thousand pages a day of only great sources, and published 6 posts or more, and had been doing it every day of the week for years. He had a global following, and I became aware governments were reading it. We asked him if he'd been threatened and he said no, but he gave no other explanation. Since, a surprising list of sites won't post comments signed Uranus.

I told that wrenching story in part because the same thing that somehow produced the Military Commissions Act of 2006 killed Bradley Manning and causes Scott Walker to chisel labor and makes Paul Ryan choose starvation for retirees. It closed Luke's blog. It gags Sibel Edmonds, it causes lawmakers to promote repression, it destroyed manufacturing and continues to chew away at labor in America. It's the trouble in banking, what's behind bankrupt states and why the Federal Reserve continues to print $75 billion a month. It's why you get insurance instead of cures, the internet kill switch, the drug war, the pro-life movement, affirmative action, our prison culture, wars and the suppression of technology.

It's why Karl Rove didn't get a grand jury indictment, even though one was drawn up and Patrick Fitzgerald delivered it himself, trusting no one. It's why for reporting such stories, Truthout.org underwent a hostile takeover, ostensibly for union organization, but almost two years later continues to operate without a contract while making the fraudulent claim it is a union organization—and this noncompliance is heartily endorsed by Bill Moyers. Even NLRB says (now spelled) truth-out (ironically) is the one outfit that doesn't need their scrutiny, certification or a contract. It's a formula. The same ideology does all this.

The story of attempts to learn Manning's fate is austere, and the reporting is a solitary cry in the wilderness. In early March, Kucinich sought to invoke the name of Robert Gates in hopes of enlisting his support. In early February, some speculated Manning was crafting a defense from the claim of torture—ya think? He was probably already dead then. This article claims Firedoglake's David M. House saw Manning in late January even though the UN could not, suggesting House's account is undependable. Shoq suggests psychological voodoo in pursuit of propaganda, then accuses others of self-aggrandizement with false witnesses and holds a Twitter slap fight with Jason Leopold.

Poor Bradley! Last week more than 250 legal scholars signed a protest letter to the president. Laurence Tribe, a Harvard law professor and legal advisor to the Obama justice department until three months ago signed the letter. Tribe joins P.J. Crowley as the only two Obama figures at odds with Manning's captivity. Did they think their letter would resurrect Manning? Did the lawyers remember to ask if Manning's grieving family could recover his body? Recall Tribe is from Harvard, and see how strange this picture really is.

All the things I mentioned, Bradley Manning's handling and many more you can imagine, bear hallmarks of Common Purpose, ostensibly a fraudulent charity and Oxford-based education program. The website calls Common Purpose "a criminal organisation that is dependent upon insider dealing, secrecy and corruption for its existence. Common Purpose creates control over its members by doing them 'favours,' such as finding them lucrative employment in powerful positions, covering for their mistakes, and benefits from accessing its secret network. In return, Common Purpose requires that its graduates act illegally on its behalf, as salespeople for their snake-oil products, exploiting their positions of power, and helping the organisation grow in power."

CP's American counterpart is the 'Advanced Management Program' offered by—guess who—Harvard University. If you look at no other links, look at that one. It's hilarious in that they say the program isn't for everyone, and its two versions cost $64,000 and $66,000. Housing is included and damn sure should be. Harvard vets applicants to be sure they represent the proper combination of promotion, psychopathy and corruputibility. The courses serve as induction and indoctrination. Its mission is to establish a single, communist-style, world government, described as a designer government form drawing from other oppressive types called "communitarian" or "communitarianism." Its modis is the production of a network of complete asshole troublemakers who infiltrate business, government, unions, banking, media and every possible sector and tear the organization apart through audacious acts, secrecy, fear, profligate spending, tax evasion and a variety of other means. It operates like a cult. Common Purpose is one of the most powerful and secret groups that is almost completely unknown. It is rooted in the old European banking system headquartered in London.

David Icke remarks Harvard offers two different programs and says, "Harvard is a key proponent of Common Purpose ideology. And that's friggin' scary." Bankers want to rule the world, and set to the task of destroying what they think opposes their world communist government vision, according to the linked articles.

This is a smoking gun, but it seems it's only one of so many.

I had hoped pointing out the Military Commisisions Act of 2006 legalizes torturing our own soldiers, for God's sake, would derail tragedies like Manning's, but big money had more to say. Old, big money in London—so that's why my car doesn't fly. It may be too late for Bradley Manning, but hopefully not for He Who Should Have Been President Dennis Kucinich. To those precious, third hand friends who defended Innocent Images, you see what happened to Alberto Gonzales and Rachel Paulose. You found consternation in my statements about the Military Commissions Act. Look at where we are today. I felt no regret about all that. I knew the reason behind it would be revealed, and so it is.

You can battle the endemic evil of communitarianism by understanding it, calling it out and opposing it where you find it. But, what breaks this fortification? The antidote is to do what Bradley Manning, the only person who is right in this dreary picture, did: disclose what's classified, open source all of it. Intellectual honesty and the revelation of hidden science will bring about the industrial revolution a century past due. Nothing less will burn back all this ugliness. Suppression is the reason you don't have free energy, the ability to transmute matter, miracle cures, free travel to anywhere in the universe, even your own planet. Unseen hands stop it like they hold Bradley Manning.

They don't consider disclosure would improve even their privileged lives. Civilians, soldiers, money, the intelligence community and politicians will have to hold hands better than this, or after they exterminate us, these idiots will exterminate themselves.

Sentenced to rape

I promised the first blog business if and when I established online service would be a review of the Bearden website. I have been working on that post for more than a year (not full time), and it isn't complete, but I'm getting close. In the meantime, I covered a number of topics found on his website in a series of short posts on the KFOR YourSpace blog. Here is a list of my posts.
I stay home as much as I can. I have much work to do around the house, but practically nothing gets accomplished because minute by minute, strange, unexpected and large catastrophes happen. I can't say I've ever lived anywhere that is like this. I despise it, and attribute it to the fact I live in a really lousy neighborhood. It wasn't that way when I arrived, but it was devolving quickly. I don't mind most days, but two or three days a week are noteworthy in how a little neglect by someone else turns into hours of extra disaster control needed from me.
The story about the rape of inmates on work release at the Oklahoma governor's mansion isn't like that, and I devoted a few days in October to making some notes, sending e-mail and reading a little to understand what the hell this is about.
I've thought about it long and hard, so to speak; yet, understanding eludes me. Something very big is missing. Maybe this isn't Newworldorderism, but it damn sure looks like it. Channel four's follow-up story is here.
This is no love story, it is a fuck story. It has deep roots and long reach. The governor's mansion is the flagship site, yet just another location of a prevalent and common, everyday occurrence for women in prison throughout Oklahoma—nonconsensual fucking, often accompanied by battery—at a time when Oklahoma has become the state that imprisons more women per capita than any other jurisdiction on earth. Director Justin Jones said:

So, do you ever stop and reflect on why this great state of Oklahoma incarcerates more adult females per 100,000 than any other state? As a matter of fact, we incarcerate more females per capita than any other place in the world. What makes this even more note worthy for discussion is that Dr. Jim Austin, a nationally recognized social research and developer of offender risk assessments, etc. has recognized that Oklahoma has one of the lowest recidivism rates in the nation.

But, at least he expresses ingenuine regret:

Unlike sports, having the number one ranking for female incarceration rates should be embarrassing. We should apply every best practice possible in an effort to be last in the nation.

Justin Jones must be about the sorriest, most worthless fuck who ever fucked. It isn't his fault almost all these women were jailed for bounced checks and drug and alcohol offenses, and draw surprisingly long sentences. I'm not for that, and conclude it's derived partially by prison guards' preference of sex with women rather than men. That is Jones' fault. The Department of Corrections (DOC) dismisses them as criminals and offenders, throws out all the rules and encourages guards to fuck all they can, and beat women senseless if it helps these monsters get excited. In their minds and deeply entrenched culture, it's okay because criminal offenders don't fucking matter, except for fucking.
I understand that part. They only employ people who are exhumed, not hired, and sign their applications with an X. But I don't understand Oklahoma's eagerness to jail women in large numbers for nonviolent "crimes" that have poverty and genetic indicators as their driving mechanisms. The point must be to have a large selection of women available for DOC's multitudinous perverts, because it's no coincidence. For this mess to take shape required the long term commitment of lawmakers and law enforcement, and their commitment stinks to high heaven.
I've spent over 80% of my life as an eligible bachelor. In that time, I've met many amazing women who did unexpected, unbelievable things. Some of those things were legal. But, all things considered, I haven't observed that women in Oklahoma should go to jail in greater numbers than women any other place. So, this part loses me, and my conscience says they are jailed in droves because guards want to fuck them. Otherwise, it wouldn't happen, because it causes great discontent and calamity in society, and people don't want it. Of course, people don't have anything to say, and can't fix it. That's puzzling.
So, the complainant asked for Janet's help. She had the guts to scream bloody murder at DOC for being beaten up and raped while entrusted to two central services employees working at the mansion. She is said to be one of eight women who are known and wish to testify. They believe there were at least a few more, and perhaps many more, and that the abuse extended over a period of certainly months, if not years.
DOC didn't call the police, or ask the state bureau to investigate; instead, they turned it over to their lone internal investigator who found that yes, these men had been out of line, and Russell Humphries and Anthony Bobelu were terminated. Janet asked DOC if the investigative report had been turned over to the prosecutor, in this case the Oklahoma county district attorney, David Prater.
The investigator lied to her. Assuming Janet was a dumb girl fresh out of law school, and being a lying liar, he said a grand jury had reviewed the evidence and would in one day hand down indictments for these men, and their arrests were imminent. She thought these lies were facts, and felt the community should take part in this historically significant, important event. She did not call the media. She did not ask anyone to call the media.
People hearing the story through the wall were surprised, and wanted to share it. By then, the DOC investigator figured out Janet was an experienced attorney with decades of experience in law enforcement, and redacted the report to the point its pages were all nearly blank. Then, he lied to the media.
Then, this pathetic liar lied to Prater. There's some cutting-edge crime fighting. Rape and cover-up lies are always so much sweeter when they're done on state property by people on the state payroll. Janet pointed out the report had been revised and was misleading, and Prater's office told the DOC investigator to conduct all the interviews again, review the evidence and make a new report, which is ongoing. That seems nice and thorough, except it's really just lolligagging and foot-dragging—delay so as to deny due process and the chance for justice.
I felt a bit indignant. According to the brilliant news analysts at Associated Press, if women were beaten and raped at the governor's mansion, a security threat to the precious, helpless chief executive is revealed. Even in Oklahoma, AP writers are fawning, world-class servant typists for little tin god, self-appointed, big shot dickfaces like Brad Henry.
I'm not sure what AP was trying to tell us. I think, but I'm not sure, that they believe the Taliban wants to take Brad Henry out to the shed and fuck him. For four decades, I've been a stalwart, stand up, state party democrat, and voted for Henry twice. I have earned my place at the front of the line of those qualified to criticize—and I never made a bigger mistake than to vote for this pathetic and infected, wreaking sewage, this wretched effluent, this stupid poison that calls itself Brad Henry. Yeah, there might be security issues, as in someone might swat him across the chops, even though he wouldn't notice, know what happened or where or who he is.
I find it puzzling how one person could come to stink so much, and become so morally defective in one lifetime. It must have taken monumental effort and much support, encouragement and assistance from many, many people, and so it did. You know what happens at your house, and I know what happens at mine. If you are away, you may be unaware if a woman is beaten and raped at your house. But you won't be unaware for long, and everyone who is home knows. Anyone could have picked up a phone and called 911. State troopers come and go at the mansion all day. No one did anything. Could it be Gov. Henry approves?
Yes, it could be he does and in fact he does. Throughout his tenure, Henry has been silent about inmate rape, ignoring the pleas of victims and their families to act. The DOC director reports to the governor, and the governor's office runs DOC. Regarding inmate rape, the DOC director is the governor's little bitch—and the guards have their orders.
Pamela Smith has been fighting DOC in court 11 long years, yet her lawsuits are swept away. In a letter, two state troopers assert that influence of Brad's cousin, Tenth Circuit Judge Robert Henry, caused her suit and others to disappear, because Brad didn't think the state should be financially obligated to compensate rape victims. You might say they reasoned, "that'll teach the fucking fuckers."
This abhorrent and breathtaking conundrum, that justice and people's lives are a break-even opportunity for governors, makes strawmen of the Henry boys. Smith has gone up the ladder requesting help at the national level. The silence is deafening. Could it be the Henrys are enacting an unwritten edict from the Department of Justice? We don't know—appearances can be deceiving, and we can't assume DoJ wants things this way, but DoJ does nothing and gives this appearance absolutely.
It is only my opinion, but I think Brad and Robert Henry are a couple of perverts. Hearing them speak makes my skin crawl. It always did. I voted for Brad because he seemed a better choice than his opponent, and he proved I am no judge of people. Brad and Robert Henry's deliberate actions and inactions in these matters prove they're perverts, and criminals as well, having defied their sworn duties to uphold the law with dignity, integrity and honor.
I have bad news for the governor, Judge Robert, DOC and all of Oklahoma's taxpayer-supported jail sluts: this is NOT how the law reads. Furthermore, for all the ways Oklahomans screw up, Oklahoma juries do NOT look the other way when it comes time to decide the fate of officials who can't keep their pants fastened:

A former western Oklahoma sheriff was sentenced to 79 years in prison Tuesday for using his power over female drug court defendants to force them to have sex with him. [...]
A jury in Major County—where the case was moved because of pretrial publicity—found Burgess guilty in January of 13 felony counts, including five counts of second-degree rape. But jurors acquitted him of 23 other counts, including second-degree rape, forcible sodomy and rape by instrumentation. [...]
The jury that convicted Burgess had recommended a sentence of 94 years. [...]
Besides the rape counts, Burgess was convicted of three counts of bribery by a public official, two counts of forcible sodomy and one count each of kidnapping, sexual battery and engaging in a pattern of criminal offenses. The sexual battery conviction involved a female former sheriff's deputy he was accused of groping.
Burgess also was fined $15,000.

Bobelu and Humphries hired the same great legal team that delivered this mammoth sentence for Custer county Sheriff Mike Burgess to defend them in what can only be described as the greatest leap of faith in history. The lawyers, Henderson and Huddleston, plan to use the same arguments to defend their clients in the governor's mansion rapefest as with Burgess, if the DA files charges—and Prater has not decided to charge them:

Oklahoma City attorney Tim Henderson said Wednesday neither Russell Humphries, former executive chef at the mansion, and Anthony Bobelu, the former groundskeeper supervisor, has been charged. Henderson says they lost their jobs over a mere allegation.
Henderson says there is no physical evidence to support the accusations. He says all of the women are convicted felons and claim they were assaulted in hopes of collecting monetary damages from the state through a civil lawsuit.

In these cases, the state does not collect and preserve incriminating forensic evidence. The victim is unable to collect and preserve forensic evidence. But, in such cases, this evidence, which the defense lawyers insist is imperative, IS NOT REQUIRED ANYWAY.
Their approach hopes to disqualify the plaintiffs, or at least establish reasonable doubt in the minds of jury members. You see how well that strategy worked for Mike Burgess. It was a disaster, and it always will be, even in Oklahoma. The jury didn't buy it, not even a little. These arguments are another way of saying, "we have no defense, just smoke and mirrors. We are much more than incompetent, even more than derelict. Our clients' defense is nonexistent."
In this case, Janet, the complainant's attorney, works pro bono—her client is her stepson's wife, and they are both practically destitute. The complainant had a heart attack while in custody of Delaware county. She was taken to the hospital, and a stent was installed in one of her coronary arteries. DOC was to take custody, but when they learned she had a stent, they refused to take her. To resolve it, she was sent back to the hospital and they took out the stent. Since then she has had extreme health issues, and has at times been in a fight for her life.
She would be happy to put distance between herself and her prison stay, and get out of it with her ass. She felt losing their jobs was not punishment enough for being beaten and raped by these freaks, and at the governor's mansion, no less. What would happen to you or me if that went on at our house? Everything bad is what would happen. A guilty verdict in a criminal case isn't a necessary prerequisite for successful civil litigation—and the lawyers for the accused know it. But, there is no talk of a civil suit; indeed, how far could a civil case proceed in this environment? They know all that, too. The defense attorneys' whithering, old saw arguments are invisible.
Bouncing checks, drinking or possessing drugs may be illegal, but beating and raping inmates is perfectly all right because prosecutors refuse to bring charges; so, good defense arguments and the lawyers themselves thusfar aren't even needed.
I just don't get it.
DOC sycophants loudly proclaim inmates deserve no better treatment. Citizens are complacent. Prison takes away all of a person's freedom; however, that is all inmates sacrifice. Their civil liberties remain. The express law states it, and juries demand it. Oklahoma's Department of Corrections has forgotten inmates are not simply criminals or offenders, and their personal lab rats: THEY ARE ALSO CITIZENS. They are our sisters, wives, girlfriends and mothers, and they are entitled to the utmost care and protection from harm. Rape is never right or legal. That is not less but more true for those behind bars, people who are among the most helpless of the helpless.

Working on it—I promise

Thanks for reading the blog. I've been working on the preparation of the next post for months. There is much that goes in it. I promised the next and first thing I will do is revise "zero point energy," that is the plan and it's hard.
Fortunately, I learned some very important things and can clarify the subject, slightly. Although it remains a matter of digging for material, it gets a little easier all the time to find something new to read. I regret it doesn't come nicely packaged in an easily understood, consumable form, because most people could fully grasp the material, and engineer their own hardware.
As I work on the post, I've changed the appearance of the blog a little, attempting to make it easier to see. I'm still not satisfied, and will probably change it over and over. I apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
I don't know when all the work gets finished, and that includes the post. But, it should be worth the wait. So far the post is okay, but like the rest of these, painful to write. It doesn't have a snappy lead or other journalistic self aggrandizement.
One document described the push for the technological bounce as being like trying to climb a greased pole. People keep trying and failing, but eventually, someone will make it to the top. I pray to think I'm helping push. I make small, invisible victories, and otherwise accomplish nothing. So, you'll no doubt want to see what happens and perhaps join in the fun, because there are endless opportunities for spectator participation.

Still alive

Yes, I'm still alive. I won't say there is a concerted effort to keep me quiet, but things have sure worked out that way. Life without a phone or internet service is really great, and not getting those weekly bills from Cox Communications, which thought it should be able to worm $2-400 a month out of me, is even better. I've made a few nice discoveries and some that are unwanted, such as the new intrusion of rain water around my house's exterior doors, threatening the structural integrity of the whole building. So, the natural course of things changes my routine into something I don't want and will no doubt spend my meager savings. I was disappointed to find there is no wi-fi signal in my neighborhood I could exploit to log onto the web on the sly. Maybe I'll find some cheap dial-up service or just say to hell with the whole thing. This ISP market isn't competitive thanks to the zombies of the state corporation commission. I continue to seek and create advocates for the declassification of Tesla's overunity device and scalar wave technologies, and encourage everyone to do the same for the sake of these primarily significant things.

Dodd's bill creates stunning new database to track all online sales, purchases and credit card transactions

Digby doesn't understand Barack's supporting telecom immunity.

If she'd been reading the few things I write she would. I even told her that. But she doesn't. So, she doesn't. I despise telephone and internet companies, and in about a week will attempt to go through the rest of my life without them. So, I may not be writing here—but don't count on it.

Election fixation is letting a lot of really big deals slip under the radar. Did you know Connecticut Sen. Christopher Dodd's senate housing legislation contains a breathtaking, sweeping provision to create a new federal database which collects each and every online purchase, sale and credit card transaction? You can read about it here. Hat tip to Janet.

This has little or nothing to do with lobbying. The same thing causing Barack to support exonerating lawbreaking phone companies and the politicians enabling them makes this legislative provision and others like it happen: the more powerful, secret budget operations thought to consume one-fourth of the gross national product. Because of that, there are those who advocate bulldozing Washington. I prefer to think Washington needs our help, and I don't mean by writing on blogs.

What is zero point energy technology?

A discussion of zero point energy technology in the aftermath of Dennis Kucinich's articles of impeachment of the president is fortuitous, apocalyptic and monumental. It is appropriate. Presidents can declassify. ZPE is more than classified—it's defense black op's most precious, valuable and highly guarded secret. That was never meant to be.

Zero point energy technology is the biggest little idea you've never heard of, and the biggest news story of the next ten millennia. Of all important things that aren't on the table today, ZPE is the most important.

If I'd never seen a car battery, and someone told me a plastic vessel containing lead plates and an acid solution could take a charge and deliver electric current, I'd say it wouldn't work, and that they'd lost their mind. I probably still wouldn't believe it after seeing a volt meter hooked to it. But, it does work, and I'd have been mistaken, and out of line. At least one can examine a lead battery.

Zero point energy technology was invented about 100 years ago by Nikola Tesla. There are different versions, but Tesla's is the recognized standard. Tesla invented a great many things, most of which you can fully study and examine. But, not the zero point energy device, the motionless electromagnetic generator, or MEG. For decades I've wondered why, resigned to the idea entrenched interests didn't want the competition, until I realized the other day it's highly classified (duh).

Tesla is inarguably our most gifted physicist. Everything that made Edison and Einstein noteworthy was invented by Nikola Tesla. So, why is he so obscure? The corporatocracy, military black ops and legitimate government don't want humanity following his work because this one, simple device enables the most powerful weapons ever made and makes all other forms of energy as obsolete as the conestoga.

Aside from being unbelievably talented, Tesla loved to showboat with electricity at a time when it was a new concept. He was also interested in experiments with devices that required extremely high current, far more than he could get in the ordinary ways around the turn of the twentieth century or even now. So, he started thinking about what he knew about nature and what he could do. He knew the entire universe is a river of electromagnetic energy of unlimited force. He knew if he could capture that force, it could be converted into electric current—a lot of electric current.

His solution was a fiendishly clever, devilishly simple apparatus, the MEG. Think of it as a circuit component consisting of a dipole, or two separated magnets, in a vacuum chamber. One is wired for input power, the other for output power. The vacuum causes the output power to be stepped up a hundred, or hundreds, of times the input power. If the generator is off, it requires a little current to start (like an AAA battery). Then, the device can be close-looped and the power stepped up to the level needed, so it is self-sustaining. So, the motionless electromagnetic generator is a power supply which provides current at levels beyond conventional parameters such as kilowatt hours, produces no waste or exhaust, and uses no fuel. It is a source of unlimited, clean, free electricity.

You can see a picture of a model of this device here. There is a technical discussion of how it works here, although I find it incomprehensible. The author claims his device is not the same thing as zero point energy—and so the confusion on this subject begins. (I expect it varies slightly from Tesla's version.)

That confusion isn't helped by the handful of hucksters, con artists and devotees with their books and websites spewing megabytes of gibberish and off-topic speculation. Here's an example. The author tells lots of compelling stories, and has a good point when he says to forget any idea you have of saving the world by producing these devices, because if you can get it to work, it will be taken away from you. Some people offer instructions or schematics, and none of them are cheap. Keep your money. Tom Bearden wants investment capital. If his prototype works, he doesn't need money: anyone who knows what they're doing could build the device with a few dollars' worth of components.

This one is a prize winner. They're looking for "strategic partners" to manufacture different devices in different regions. They have pictures of their products and even a price list. I went looking for the order form. There isn't one. They have no employees. They're looking for people with working prototypes, and want a demonstration. They either don't know this information is classified, or it's a U.S. government fishing expedition (the company is based in Nevada).

This website, despite its rough appearance, gives a great description of all the unknown things Tesla invented. Don't let the way it looks fool you. He invented these things and said they work. That's the thing about Tesla. He was his own hardest critic, diligent and devoted to checking himself over and over. If he said it worked, it worked. Nobody believed him. Then, he'd put the apparatus together and show them it worked. He invented the electric motor and tested models up to 5,000 hp. If you want to learn about those, you can. You have them in your home, too.

Not the motionless electromagnetic generator. Complete, accurate specifications and schematics don't exist in the public domain. The government swears they don't work. If they don't work, why can't we learn about them?

Because they do work, like gangbusters. Combined with Tesla's scalar wave technology, they are the fundamental enabling technologies of light speed-plus travel. This video is the thing that got me all fired up. In particular, the statements made by Mark McCandlish beginning at approximately 1:13:30 through 1:20 were the final straw for me. Scientists reverse engineering crashed UFOs were puzzled by the propulsion systems that didn't have fuel or moving parts. But, they recognized the power source: Tesla's motionless electromagnetic generator.

To Tesla, it was a piece of lab equipment he'd have been honored for everyone to possess. Tesla hated the idea of infrastructure, and thought of it as oppressive, ridiculous, superfluous. He was absolutely right; but even in his day, corporations he depended on for his livelihood wouldn't have it.

Our (shadow) government has been experimenting with this technology for decades, mastering light speed-plus travel probably in the 1950s or 1960s. They have advanced technology thousands of years right under our noses, on our dime. They didn't buy this technology from Tesla. They stole it from him when he died in 1943. It wasn't among the files they returned to his family. Today, it's the crown jewel of secrets our government keeps from us, and they've spent trillions of our tax dollars on research and development. Yet, we can't have it.

Instead, we get oil wars, economic collapse, global privation and bullshit about terrorism; indeed, these buttholes will turn their advanced weapons on us and kill us all before they'll give up this prize of prizes. Every president since 1943 failed to declassify this information, and deserved removal from office and prosecution. The passage of time makes this greatest crime in history only more venomous. McCain and Obama's backs are against the wall to explain whether or not they will declassify these technologies, and disband our shadow government, the greatest evil humanity has ever known.
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I recommend reading U.S. Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights by Project Censored, a document which vanished from their website. The 150 footnotes have abundant resources for learning more about these fascinating subjects. My previous posts on the subject are now obsolete.
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Update: This article confuses zero point energy with free extraction. They aren't the same thing. Please read part two of this series.

Kucinich introduces 35 articles of impeachment against Bush

Think Progress has video.

I thought they'd never go after Nixon. Once it started, it was a beautiful thing. Kucinich has 'em by the short hairs now.

They didn't have to die.

I have a friend who had nine siblings—count 'em, nine—who died of cancer. They didn't have to die. Your government has the science that could have saved them. I have pinched nerves in my back and neck. Some days it causes so much pain I can hardly move. I'm also at risk for Alzheimer's disease. Our health care system has no effective treatment. But the cures exist.

Any physical or mental impairment can be quickly, painlessly and unobtrusively normalized with scalar wave technology. It was invented by an American. When he died, the government stole the technology and has spent trillions of your tax dollars developing it, while moving mountains and bending over backwards to erase the inventor's name from history. It's their most closely guarded secret and prized possession. Coupled with zero point energy technology, it makes light speed plus travel possible. It can bring matter in and out of existence and manipulate matter, space and even the passage of time itself.

You can't have that technology, even though we invented it and paid for it—and black ops doesn't have a better excuse than they think they're special. All you get is Mickey Mouse technology, half-assed, expensive health care and a parasitic insurance industry, which costs all your money, destroys the environment and isn't effective, all so some overstuffed scumbags can rob and betray you. Oh, and don't forget the upcoming economic collapse. When oil is selling at $500 a barrel, and it could be within months, and 9 out of 10 people in America can't get anything to eat, you'll understand what a pernicious disease America's shadow government really is.

I'm furious about all that, and you should be, too. There is nothing more important you can do than carry the news about zero point energy and scalar wave technology, and demand Washington produce these ultimate instruments of human progress immediately.

Transparency or Armageddon

I can be tortured and brutally killed for simply talking to you about zero point energy technology. I wasn't aware of that. So, cherish these words, and count how many days it takes for the goons to come for me.

The crown jewels of physics, zero point energy and scalar wave technology are simple enough for a high school graduate to understand. In the marketplace, these technologies would modernize the world in a very big way and a very big hurry. Pollution, our energy woes, our economic troubles, disease and want would all vanish.

But this technology was stolen by America's shadow government, developed by your tax dollars at a rate of around a trillion dollars every two years and is now the exclusive property of defense black ops. This technology enables weapons that make the H-bomb look like a ladyfinger. Its caretakers are the worst, slimiest and dumbest people who ever lived. These programs are also funded by illegal arms and drug sales programs conducted by psychotic-criminal "public servants" who believe they are saving the world from hostile, interdimensional, shapeshifting aliens. The real plan is to make as much trouble and destruction as possible for everyone.

The antidote is transparency, disclosure and submission to the public domain. The battle is between more than good and evil, it is between prosperity and privation. This is about access to the Grand Unified Theory. The alternative is Armageddon.

A unified theory of authoritarianism: they aren't human.

For Janet and Robin

Recently, we've discussed the causes, motives and goals of America's newborn fascism, totalitarianism, monarchy or whatever you'd like to call it. It's been a hotly debated subject for over 100 years in this country, but is as old as communal living.

Depart forever from the very mistaken idea the terms conservative and liberal are relevant. Far more true are the ideas that if one is uneducated and frightened, he tends to embrace authoritarianism, and if one is educated and unfrightened, he tends to embrace freedom. There is nothing partisan or socioeconomic about it. Granted, it isn't absolutely true, but more so than the overused, misused notions conservative and liberal.

Numerous, popular models of modern oppression explain some or much of why we suffer from diminished freedom and the decay of everything. However complete, the best of them falls short of explaining the full horror of what is unfolding. We fail to understand this phenomenon at our peril. There can be no effective solution to an unknown problem.

So, we busy ourselves with endless discussion while we politely wait, generation after generation after generation, for "the system" to do its work and stampede this garbage back into the trash from which it arose, as we acknowledge the system is hopelessly broken. Ghandi's approach to British subjugation may have worked where and when it did. Our approach to what's wrong in America has been substantively the same thing. But the jury has returned. It hasn't worked. It never will. Could it be we just don't comprehend the problem?

It could be. The Project for the New American Century, or PNAC, which recently closed its website, alluded to global American hegemony. That's what happens when the defense industry funds a think tank. Another well accepted, understood idea is corporate control of government and all of us, once national, now seeking to go multinational. That's the idea of one world government, the so-called New World Order, explained in Zeitgeist, The Movie. One world government sort of explains why the Bush administration has done every conceivable thing to destroy our economy and as many others as it can—but not really. And, if the next part of the plan is to dissolve Canada, the United States and Mexico and form the North American union, why is our government breaking laws and busting our asses to build a very long fence along our southern border?

That doesn't make sense at all, unless the real purpose is to make a lot of people mad. Inspiring anger is a thread running through virtually everything these snakes have done. That doesn't amount to a unified theory, either. Is there a single concept that actually explains this mess? With all we've been through, we could use a few laughs. Let's get to that business first—and try to keep a straight face, although you will fail.

Could it be our evil, corporate overlords and political enablers...are somehow different than the rest of us? If so, it could help to know. Do I even have to say it?

These things aren't human.

I must be the last to find out—I'm not the first. They look human, don't they? Except that, no, they don't, they don't even look human. That's the funniest part of all. I've read thousands of miles of text scroll in search of what makes the Neoauthoritarians tick, and all I had to do was just look at them. You can see what it is. These things aren't human.

They don't like humans either, buddy. I've been hearing about hostile nonhumans among us since the 1960s, and I never believed it. Just because Tom Delay acts like a reptile doesn't mean he is one. If a writer calls Rumsfeld or Cheney a reptile, it's just another day.

The idea of other intelligent species living on earth has a long history. One of the most unusual stories came from Admiral Richard Byrd's expedition to the north pole in 1947. One of his day's most admired figures, Admiral Byrd was not known for telling fairy tales.

To a rapidly growing legion of people, the idea authoritarians aren't human is the plain and literal truth. Does that make them the species equivalent of a racist: are these people specists? The sale is made tougher by websites asking for eyewitness accounts when people post things like this:

Greetings, I am Ashtar of the POOP (Protection Organization Ordacity People), section of the Federation of Light. I would like to inform the people on this site, about the impending threats of lizard men, and the things which you call "greys". First of all the lizard men who you people are so intent on destroying, can simply be destroyed by saying the words Kebert Xela in an irish accent. Greetings, I am Ashtar of the POOP (Protection Organization Ordacity People), section of the Federation of Light. I would like to inform the people on this site, about the impending threats of lizard men, and the things which you call "greys". First of all the lizard men who you people are so intent on destroying, can simply be destroyed by saying the words Kebert Xela in an irish accent. Also, there is no such thing as a "grey". These rumors you people are spreading are doing nothing but making people fear the "grey"'s, which they need not. I hope this has been helpful.

P.S. The Lizard Men's correct name is the Zorganakis Magnifitalicus.

Good grief. Run for your lives, it's the attack of the lizard people. I can't believe this story; look at how he misuses quotation marks. Other posts ask where humans could meet lizards of both sexes for forbidden, reptile love. Then, there are the many others with tales of chilling encounters, written by people who act like they wish it hadn't happened. Here's a woman who says our reptilian overlords manipulate us in the "dreamscape," particularly sexually. Still, my beating heart.

This site has a fabulous image of Cheney in mid-shapeshift about halfway down and lots of links. Entertaining, but detrimental if the site owner's intention was affirming the existence of lizard-humans.This glitzy site has regular features on the subject. Can you say "reptilian shapeshifter" quickly three times without laughing? I can't either.

Something is going on all right, and the truth is more awful than you think—and downright hard to dig up, cloaked under the heaviest veil of American black ops secrecy—more to protect their own stupid blunders than to deprive us of panic.

I needed something more to convince you. Does this go from myth to reality? Yes. I don't believe everything I read, and you don't either. It's an important subject with the big news story of the next 10,000 years embedded. It doesn't end like I expected.

The idea of reptilian humanoids wasn't dreamed up to answer the question of why there is so much evil in the world. It began with eyewitness accounts, like this famous story of Wes Penre. Alex Collier has a serious discussion about the subject.

No one is bigger or having more fun with this genre than David Icke. On his website you can watch many hours of video. I watched a few hours and discovered he's maybe the most engaging public speaker I've ever seen. It's not all about reptiles, either: the video about "repeaters" struck a nerve—those people who repeat news or opinion because someone else repeated it to them. He's written many thick books. Janet is reading two of them now and says they're fantastic. Icke tells us these things are more than present on earth, they're running the world. Glory be, after all this time and effort, a radical, exotic, single, simple theory that actually explains it all.

James Casbolt says some of them are terrestrial and some are alien. This Navy yeoman says he's seen pictures of aliens. This document talks about strange things observed on the moon and Mars, far more than we've been told. Persuasive, fun to read, but I still wasn't sold.

Suddenly last Sunday, all that changed. I saw a video and have been seething with fury ever since. This website must be new, because no one seems to have been aware of it. Before I give you the link, I want to point out a few things about it. The video might hang up or not start. If that happens, refresh the page and try again. The video is two hours long and well worth your time. It advances by great measure the material in U.S. Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights. What you see is over 20 expert witnesses representing more than 400 others called The Disclosure Project, carefully vetted, from government, science, intelligence and the military, with documentation and the offer to testify under oath to Congress on a variety of black ops topics about which they felt we should be informed. All these very serious people tell sobering stories, particularly about UFO sightings and crash scene recovery. They documented UFOs' disabling our ballistic missiles. They explain the weaponization of space was never to defend the U.S. from attack by other nations, but done solely to fire upon UFOs—and that this judgmental failure credibly risks provoking an extraterrestrial attack on the world. Watch The Disclosure Project.

I was especially interested and embittered by remarks near the end of the video about reverse engineering crashed UFOs. We are told the U.S. spent more (successfully) developing an antigravity device than it spent on the Manhattan Project, and has been testing faster than light speed spacecraft for many years. At first, scientists didn't understand the propulsion systems at all. However, they recognized the power supply device, the very same device invented by Nikola Tesla a hundred years ago to exploit the naturally occurring flow of electromagnetic energy everywhere in the universe, the MEG, or motionless electromagnetic generator. It turns out it works after all, and it turns out the MEG is the most closely guarded and valuable black ops secret in the U.S. arsenal. They explain in questions and answers that if your car were powered by this device coupled with the antigravity device, the vehicle would never touch the ground and you could travel at light speed plus.

That's a lot of electrical energy, and the MEG, my favorite of Tesla's work, turns out to be the big news story of the next 10,000 years. It's the electromagnetic equivalent to putting a sail in the wind. You can see a supposed model of it here. Tesla never intended for it to be patented or anyone's exclusive property. When he died in 1943, the FBI confiscated all of his paperwork and gave some of the files back to his family. Apparently, the MEG was not among them. The device can be small. The pictures in the preceding site show a device about the size of a breadbox. It's simpler than your PC. It isn't connected like a rotary generator, it's more like a circuit component. If it is off, it requires a small charge of electricity to start it; then, it close-loops and powers itself. The device is a simple dipole magnet in a vacuum chamber. Current enters one side and is increased in exponential magnitudes for output by the immense force of electromagnetic current flowing everywhere. For a few dollars worth of parts, you could build your own; but, as Tesla pointed out, it doesn't work if it isn't configured properly.

So, here is a simple device that produces almost unlimited power, has no moving parts, produces no exhaust and uses no fuel. Black ops lets certain weapons contractors have this most privileged information. It was stolen from Nikola Tesla and the world, and black ops thinks of it as their personal property, which it is not. We paid the money it cost to develop the technology. It belongs to us. We don't get the benefits. Instead, its main use has been to test light speed travel vehicles, start trouble with alien races and power horrifying weapons. We get coal and oil, a trashed environment, economic collapse, deprived of our rights and endless war, and junk like Main Core.

The news conference in the Disclosure Project video took place in May, 2001—seven years ago. No one in the American Press Association picked up the story. You can know, then, that even this private organization was owned by the military industrial complex, as the media is still today. Usually, when I mention Tesla in these forums, government debunker troll-reptiles converge to tell me I'm out of control and to shut the fuck up. Until I saw this video, I talked about this, hoping it was true but not really believing it, I admit. To think it works this well but only benefits bad and greedy people who stole it and want to cause all harm to the world is the ultimate betrayal and perversion.

Referred to in the video by the Air Force's Mark McCandlish, Tesla's zero point energy technology and scalar wave technology, called "fundamental enabling technologies" for light speed travel, are the crown jewels of physics, and will be the vehicle of humanity's progress and greatest adventures in the next ten millenia—assuming we survive. No other energy technology is worth one more penny or one more second of our time. We must ask the candidates if, as their first act as president, they plan to declassify Tesla's zero point energy technology and make it available to the public domain, as it should be—and if not, why not. Sorry gang, but the answer will be no. They don't care about the consequences.

Do you still doubt we are being led by politicians and corporatists who are not human, and hate humans? Look at every issue in the authoritarian agenda. Bush's immigration program alone is designed to start a world war. Washington has done everything it can think of to destroy the country's and world's economies. Look at Roe v. Wade. Who would want to make virtually every woman in the country furious? Only a damned fool and monumental troublemaker. But even that doesn't explain it. Congress has powerful tools to compel testimony and produce evidence from the executive but doesn't use them. The country has been screaming for impeachment for years; yet, Congress won't consider it. How do you explain it? It doesn't defy description: these things aren't human.

Need more proof? Yesterday, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert urged President Dickface to attack Iran. As I've said before, the attack plan of choice is to strike underground targets with ballistic missiles armed with five megaton nuclear warheads fired up and down in a maneuver called "over the shoulder bombing." The plan specifies 2,000 or more targets. Five megatons times 2,000 is a yield of 10 billion tons, or 10 gigatons. Nuclear warheads are not conventional ordnance. This bombing method would put the warheads 50 to 75 feet below the surface, not deep enough to contain the explosion or ejection of radioactive particulate into the atmosphere.

There is some confusion among readers about whether or not this is dangerous. Astrophysicists from Carl Sagan to the present day agree that a rapid succession detonation of 100 megatons is enough to create an extinction-level event. What the White House wants to do in Iran is 100 times that yield. The executive and legislative branches are fully aware of that, don't believe for a second they are not. The whole world has been telling them for years. Yet, the Senate was more than happy to virtually cede its authority to declare war to the White House in an almost unanimous vote. Why would they do that?

There can be only one possible answer: these beasts, these creatures, these things may look human, but they aren't. They include your presidential candidates, who in recent days have promised that so far as the war effort is concerned, nothing will change. John Hagee? Rod Parsley? Pffft. Can you look at Roberts and Alito, Bush and Cheney, Perle, Hadley, Addington, et. al., and tell me they're human? What about the 118 people Project Censored says make all the big decisions?

We'd best get the list started. Selecting which reptiles to apprehend will take extensive screening, and is a sacred thing. The other day David Swanson had this fine article about arresting war criminals. His article is based on the premises the rule of law is in force (and it isn't) and that these people are human (and they aren't). Impeachment and prosecution don't apply to them, and will not work. That isn't how the local shelter handles dogs at large. I recommend as many people as possible get the idea they are suicide jockeys, and at peace with it. Then, we should all acquire a long, heavy-duty snare pole. Then, you chase the subject down the street, snag it and take it to central processing. If it's healthy, spay or neuter and vaccinate, and try to adopt it out to a loving family. Not a pretty picture, but that's what we have to do. In the future reformed America, if any, the snare pole could be depicted in the national seal. If you are uncertain about the morality of such a program, acquire (probably through your library) and view the movie, "Hanged On A Twisted Cross: The Life, Convictions and Martyrdom of Dietrich Bonhoeffer," a film by T. N. Mohan, another outstanding investment of a couple hours.

Finally, it appears we'd better be happy with being at least an interstellar waystation, if not an all-out star war fortress. There is word scientists are doing time-space and interdimensional experiments using supercolliders and satellites. Could a gigantic supercollider be underneath this 20 km. high monolith encircling Iapetus, a moon of Saturn? Also, the moon appears geodesic, not spherical. If so, it's artificial—not natural. Does that have anything to do with this 15,000-mile-wide hexagonal structure that has appeared in the atmosphere of Saturn? It's been suggested it's related to an alien time-space portal. One thing is certain: these objects don't appear to be natural. If none of the other resources in this article convinced me we have the company of other intelligent species, the Saturn-Iapetus phenomena do...still...

...the idea the world's authoritarians are reptiles seems unfair to other reptiles. I'd have sworn they are vermin or rodents.

Surprise: U.S. falling more behind in broadband service

Even broadband service in the U.S. is a racket. I hate to remind people about such things, and try not to whine about my personal challenges, but this got my dander up:

According to data released today by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), at the end of 2007 the United States ranked 15th out of the 30 member nations in broadband penetration—down from 12th place in 2006, and continuing its slide from fourth place in 2001.

"International comparisons cause a lot of hand-wringing in the United States, with apologists furiously working to excuse or poke holes in the results," said S. Derek Turner, research director of Free Press. "But the reality is that because we lack meaningful broadband competition in this country, consumers pay too much for connections that are too slow. And many Americans—especially in rural communities—still don't even have high-speed Internet access. We need solutions—not excuses."

According to analysis by Free Press:

Even after accounting for factors like income, geography and education, more than a dozen countries are still ahead of the United States in broadband penetration.

Consumers in over two-thirds of the OECD nations pay less on average per month for broadband than consumers in the United States. Only seven countries pay more: Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Mexico, Iceland, Hungary, Poland and Norway.

In nearly half of the other OECD countries, the average advertised maximum download speeds are faster than the those in the United States. Ten countries have faster advertised cable modem download speeds than the United States. Twenty-six countries have faster advertised DSL download speeds—the United States is only slightly ahead of Mexico, Turkey and Poland.

The fastest advertised download speed in the United States was 50 Mbps—in Finland, France, South Korea and Sweden it was 100 Mbps, and in Japan, consumers can buy 1,000 Mbps connections.

For years I had the noisiest, slowest dial-up in the world. It disconnected frequently and hardly managed a throughput speed of 1-3 kbps. That's right, kbps, not mbps. Viewing video or running applications online was out of the question, and updating a new installation took a minimum of 24 hours. I was happy to get faster service when I moved to this town.

It has become so expensive I can no longer afford it. My provider, Cox Cable, can only be described as a racket. If you are Lifeline qualified (on TANF, food stamps, Medicaid or have in Indian card), you can get their full feature bundle for $12 a year. The rest of us have to pay around $2,000. I have basic service. In March, I paid my bill by phone as usual and their system told me the transaction was completed. There was sufficient money in my bank account for the transaction. A week later they disconnected me, claiming I was insufficient when their phone system malfunctioned during the transaction. Their 20-something associate assured me it would be corrected. Two months later I received the bill: an extra $214.00. At the end of next week, I'll say goodbye to them and mainstream media forever.

The alternative is AT&T's DSL, an NSA lapdog, which I won't buy, or...noisy, slow dial-up. Fantastic.

In the 1980s consumers prepaid the large interstate telephone companies to provide residential fiber optic service, but rich CEOs decided it'd be more fun to just steal the money and never install it. A couple guys lost their jobs but, fortunately, they got to keep the stolen money, billions of dollars. Cities were happy to give cable companies free easements, maintained by public funds, to install their systems and become a broadband monopoly which, as you can see, treats customers any old way. I assume our corporation commission (Oklahoma) gets barrels of payola to perpetuate this criminal enterprise. I can't prove it, but there must be some reason I owe $214 for the provider's error. They won't get a penny.

Cross post links to Lessons 1, 2 and 3

I posted Lessons 1, 2 and 3 on Daily Kos and The Smirking Chimp. Here are the links:

Daily Kos: 1 2 3

The Smirking Chimp: 1 2 3
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Long gone from the front pages, they'll get no more comments. You can read the comments and get an idea of how many readers saw the posts. I didn't know what to expect, and thinking back, something interesting revealed itself. There was some disagreement about the legitimacy of elections. There was a broad swath of readers whose rigid thinking couldn't allow them to consider energy could be supplied by anything other than petroleum. That was the worst of it, that people refuse to think freely and own their minds; however, it was no surprise. The biggest surprise was with number three: no one argued the assertion the government wants to attack civilians for no real reason beyond the joy of doing it. The concept appears well recognized and accepted. I expected that point would be the most argued, not the least. Therein lies the fallacy of assuming something, anything, you think or believe you know, is right.

Lesson 3: The Ugly/Come fry with me, we'll sizzle like shrinky dinks

The main topic of Project Censored's terrific report, "US Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights" is exotic, new, secret weapons, mind control, nonlethal applications, cognitive liberty, these weapons' lethal capabilities and so much more. Written by millenium-class patriots, this masterpiece mysteriously vanished from their website. The error page says not found, if it ever existed, but be assured it was not censored!

Be assured it does exist, because I posted a copy of the original file here. You can copy the file from that location, but you have to join the group. You can read the report in its entirety here. I'm not sure PC was bullied, only 99% sure. Let's pause and talk about freedom of expression.

Only a few years ago, prior restraint was as taboo and illegal as torture or the practice of slavery. The Bush administration changed all that; these are small issues compared to their insatiable need to destroy the world. I've been fascinated to discover some people have trouble with free speech. The first amendment is plain: this is the U.S.A. Whatever it is, you can think it, say it, read it, write it, copy it and share it—period. You either defend it all, including the worst, most controversial and despicable of it, or you don't. I don't care about pornography. I don't understand child pornography, and admit I don't even really like kids. The Bush administration launched a ridiculous crusade to give very long jail sentences for "violations" of free expression called "The Innocent Images National Initiative," 18 USC §1462, 1465, 1466, 1467, 1470, 2241, 2251, 2251A, 2252, 2252A, 2253, 2254, 2257, 2260, 2421, 2422, 2423, 2425 and 13032 (whew). Protecting children was never the point: the points were eroding our guarantee of freedom of expression while terrorizing the locals, spying on people and making select people commit suicide. There are adequate, correct laws penalizing people caught producing child pornography. But possessing it, sharing it, in my eyes, isn't worth a single day of free room and board in prison. These statutes may be in US Code, but they are unconstitutional. Unfortunately, impartial courts in Bush's America are as nonexistent as the rule of law, privacy and democracy.

If Project Censored was silenced, and I insist they were, I'll speak for them because I am inconsequential and nobody but nobody cares what I say. I like that. Should that change, here's what loyal Bushies can do: take a number and get in line outside, and you may have your turn sucking my unsucked ass. If I'm mistaken, and I could be, my apologies to PC and you. For government associates, the offer stands. I reached these conclusions after months of rereading, thinking and discussing it with others who had read it.

Primarily, the document discusses the issues of psychological war versus free thought. As for psychological war, there is particular emphasis on how new electronic devices achieve a variety of mind control in their nonlethal setting, depriving the target of freedom of thought. Since these devices are developed by private industry and funded by black budgets, they are free of FOIA requests. These clever things can cause your skin to get hot, make you sleep, feel euphoric or depressed, have feelings of deep fear or dread, even implant certain thoughts—although the author's sources indicate that technology is not fully developed. There is a brief bit about pulsed projectile weapons (like rail guns) they say fire at nearly the speed of light with pinpoint accuracy to two kilometers. It mentions implant, radio, sound, magnetic and lightwave weapons. The lengthy historical perspective, list of devices and chances to excerpt here could make this post very long. Better that you just read it yourself. If you studied this site, you read about scalar howitzers and the scalar electromagnetic interferometer which, when used as a weapon, can target everything from a single individual, change his mood or disintegrate him, to wiping out entire countries. That's one man at a control panel half a world away—no hardware or soldiers in the field. This technology makes all weapons manufacture and the military itself obsolete.

I saved space to excerpt about the lethal application; in particular, this story from 2003 which was hotly disputed by war cheerleaders:

In the film, al-Ghazali, whose english is less than fluent, describes the weapon as reminiscent of a flame thrower, only immensely more powerful. It is unclear what principle the weapon is based on. Searching for a description, al-Ghazali said it appeared to be shooting concentrated lightning bolts rather than just ordinary flames. Drawing on his many years as a professional engineer, al-Ghazali speculates that radiation of some kind probably figures into the weapon's hideous capabilities. Like all men in Saddam's Iraq, al-Ghazali was compelled to serve in the Iraqi equivalent of the Army National Guard and fought in three wars over the past thirty-odd years. Via email, he told me he has seen virtually every type of conventional weapon employed in battle, and is well acquainted with their effects on people and machines, but nothing in his extensive combat experience prepared him for the shock of what he saw in Baghdad on April 12th.

On that date, al-Ghazali and his family sheltered in their house as a fierce street battle erupted in his neighborhood. In the midst of the fighting, he noticed that the Americans had called up an oddly configured tank. Then to his amazement the tank suddenly let loose a blinding stream of what seemed like fire and lightning, engulfing a large passenger bus and three automobiles. Within seconds the bus had become semi-molten, sagging "like a wet rag" as he put it. He said the bus rapidly melted under this withering blast, shrinking until it was a twisted blob about the dimensions of a VW bug. As if that were not bizarre enough, al-Ghazali explicitly describes seeing numerous human bodies shriveled to the size of newborn babies. By the time local street fighting ended that day, he estimates between 500 and 600 soldiers and civilians had been cooked alive as a result of the mysterious tank-mounted device.

In a city littered everywhere with burned-out civilian and military vehicles, US forces were abnormally scrupulous about immediately detailing bulldozers and shovel crews to the job of burying the grim wreckage. Nevertheless, telltale remnants remained as Dillon found when al-Ghazali later took him to the site. Dillon said they easily uncovered large puddles of resolidified metal and mounds of weird fibrous material that, al-Ghazali explained, were all that remained of the vehicles' tires. Dillon, who accumulated plenty of battlefield experience as a medic in Viet-Nam, and has since covered a number of wars from Somalia to Kosovo, told me that he has witnessed every kind of conventional ordnance that can be used on humans and vehicles. "I've seen a freaking smorgasbord of destruction in my life," he said, "flame-throwers, napalm, white phosphorous, thermite, you name it. I know of nothing short of an H-bomb that conceivably might cause a bus to instantly liquefy or that can flash broil a human body down to the size of an infant. God pity humanity if that thing is a preview of what's in store for the 21st century."

Project Censored offers what appears to be confirmation of this frightening story:

Asked if there are human rights concerns associated with these particular non-lethal weapons, [Carol] Smith answered, "Yes—it depends though by what is meant by 'the wrong hands.' For people who are targeted for experimentation—all such devices need testing—all hands are the wrong hands, be they government, private commercial, or sadistic/commercial. Ionatron, a large company based in Arizona, developed plasma channel directed energy weapons and state in their website: 'What are LIPC laser-guided directed-energy weapons? Laser-guided directed-energy weapons work like "man-made lightning" to disable people or things. LIPC technology is Ionatron’s proprietary type of laser-guided directed-energy weapon. LIPC stands for laser-induced plasma channel; the plasma channel is how the energy is directed through the air at the target. Extremely fast femto-second lasers cause light to break into filaments, which form a plasma channel that conducts the energy like a virtual wire. This technology can be adjusted for non-lethal or lethal use.'"

Chilling. The document correctly states the neocon movement arose out of concern (by insane people) over the "permissiveness" of the 1960s; specifically, because some kids in Oakland decided to take the summer off in 1968, think about things and enjoy life for a few weeks before entering the world of work. There were people who wanted to kill them all, fearing they wouldn't voluntarily sacrifice all their money and lives for endless war—and that it would become a movement. It was just like today, except for the draft.

Not everything is for everyone. Some people don't understand that.

From Project Censored:

In September 2006, Air Force Secretary Michael Wynne announced that crowd control weapons should be tested on Americans first. "If we're not willing to use it here against our fellow citizens, then we should not be willing to use it in a wartime situation," said Wynne. "(Because) if I hit somebody with a non-lethal weapon and they claim that it injured them in a way that was not intended, I think that I would be vilified in the world press."

This talk was quickly silenced. Well, sort of.

Americans have little idea about the research concerning the capabilities of electromagnetism, directed acoustics, or computer-human interfacing. The majority of Americans do not know that we are currently using these new-concept weapons in Iraq and Afghanistan. Indiana University law professor David Fidler stated to the Economist, "because these weapons are most likely to be used on civilians, it is not clear that using them is legal under the international rules governing armed conflict…if they are used in conjunction with conventional weapons, they could end up making war more deadly, rather than less." [...]

Whereas Cameron focused on creating traumatized individuals through intense psychological pressure, Dr. Jose Delgado was investigating the direct route to control of "human subjects." Delgado physically invaded the brains of subjects with electrodes in order to create emotions and control actions with the push of a button. As he stated himself,

"We need a program of psychosurgery for political control of our society. The purpose is physical control of the mind. Everyone who deviates from the given norm can be surgically mutilated. The individual may think that the most important reality is his own existence, but this is only his personal point of view. This lacks historical perspective. Man does not have the right to develop his own mind. This kind of liberal orientation has great appeal. We must electrically control the brain. Some day armies and generals will be controlled by electric stimulation of the brain." [...]

A prominent neuroscientist, Francis Crick stated in 1994, that "your joys and your sorrows, your memories and your ambitions, your sense of personal identity and free will, are in fact no more than the behavior of a vast assembly of nerve cells and their associated molecules."

Delgado and Crick are real nice guys! People who would oppose secret weapons build up and their use on civilians don't believe there are people who are that mean. If nothing like that is on the table, why does the Homeland Security think it needs a detailed topographic map of the country?

The document concludes with a call to take seriously the founders' statement in the Declaration of Independence that the time comes in a democracy when a government must be disassembled and rebuilt from the ground up. An unlimited budget of unknown amount, to build unknown weapons to be used to kill civilians for no apparent reason, does indeed qualify as the final insult, and proper justification for overhaul. Since writing these posts I've come to think people won't believe any of it until everyone in the world has been exterminated. Hopefully that's wrong. I also wrote a comment on a blog that a fundamental approach to breaking the corporate hold on our government would be starve the beast; that is, influential war industry vendors should see their markets vanish. Shortly thereafter Nick Turse had this fine article that points out almost everyone who manufactures anything in the country has defense as a customer. I've never purchased anything from 90 percent of the companies he names—but I'm particularly cheap, so that doesn't count. Earlier I had blog posts you can see here and here. There's a reference and link about inventor Stanley Meyer I omitted in this series. I cross posted at Smirking Chimp and DailyKos. The document had material about Tesla's death ray, city killing machine, unmanned aerial vehicles and many other things I omitted here.

Please read "US Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights" and share it.

Lesson 2: The Good/Demand free energy now

You shouldn't have paid for energy in your entire life—not one cent.

Solving our economic, energy and environmental disasters is something we could do cheaply and almost immediately, really and completely. When you see how, you're going to boil over. Face it: we've got to do something. The Federal Reserve has to cut interest rates for the Dow Industrials to have a good day. How CNBC loves it. They say Bush-o-nomics is a big success, happy days are here and our troubles are behind us forever, and media and tech reporter Dennis Kneale, the guy with pubic hair on his head and face, sneers, "liberals want recession." I've heard many of their reporters blame poor market performance on the political left's bad attitude. The second day after a rate cut—one day later—the Dow finishes flat or in the red, some days deeply in the red. Everyone at the Federal Reserve should be hauled away in chains and the place bulldozed. If you're unclear, watch Russo's brilliant America: Freedom To Fascism, newly reposted on Google.

Two things are clear. We're in very serious trouble, and the world is ready for the next really big thing. I've heard about the next really big thing for 50 years, and try not to think about it. Project Censored's amazing, vanishing "US Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights" abruptly jogged my memory, bringing up the name Nikola Tesla. Bad regarding weapons, but the best news for the positive contribution it can make—what we'll eventually go to anyway, and the only real solution we desperately need, right now. Read from the last link, and be astonished. You can read the entire text of PC's document here.

What made Edison's and Einstein's careers noteworthy was Nikola Tesla's innovative physics. He's the most brilliant and neglected inventor in history because entrenched interests didn't and still don't want humanity following his work. If it did, they'd go the way of the conestoga. It was Tesla, not Marconi, who invented radio. He told people about it in the 1880s, and like so many of his inventions, people didn't understand it, were sure it wouldn't work and that he'd lost his marbles—until they saw it really worked, then they understood and Tesla was a big hero. He gave his first public demonstration of radio in 1893.

In that same demonstration, he showed another invention, wireless power transmission. He devised a relatively simple, inexpensive, global, solar-driven wireless power delivery system that could have provided everyone on earth all the clean energy they wanted free of charge. Even in 1893, rich corporations that might have developed this technology had no interest, thinking why give it away when they could charge for it. The rest is history. As PC said in footnote 43:

To illustrate the control of science for corporate profit, Tesla’s practical applications all shared one thing in common, they were devoid of any profitable application. As a result, Tesla’s development of wireless electricity has never borne fruit, leaving us still in the 21st century surrounded by a landscape of transmission wires, faulty electrical grids, destructive (though profitable) electrical generation systems, wars for oil, and a suffering environment. See Marc J. Seifer, The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla, Citadel Press, 1998.

For the last 115 years, we haven't needed the grid, coal, enriched uranium, natural gas, heating oil, gasoline engines, diesel engines or jet engines. All we needed was a little radio to power our homes, vehicles, furnaces and factories, with clean, free electricity. It's like so many things his theoretical physics invented, rather simple technology. We could set that network up today in probably just a year or two. But we won't. Bush and Cheney have licensed dozens of new coal-fired and nuclear generation facilities to insure a long future of hideously expensive, filthy power. You'll pay the cost of constructing and insuring them. A couple weeks ago, T. Boone Pickens announced he plans to borrow $10 billion to build a series of windchargers. Cleaner, but still another big, expensive grid plug-in. This isn't the future of energy, nor are hydrogen, hydrogen fuel cells, ethanol, geothermal or biofuels. The future is off of oil and off of the grid. None of us may live to see it, because the super rich need more, new barrels o' billions.

If that doesn't really piss you off, I don't know why. I've been publicizing this great Project Censored document for months, and it has seen no interest. I sent my blog links and a copy of the report to many of our favorite authors. I won't mention their names, except for the only one who read the material, William J. Broad of The New York Times. Thanks for caring about the future of humanity, Bill.

You could spend the rest of your life thinking and writing about how free, wireless electric transmission would make the economy boom like no living person has seen, and equalize the balance of wealth and power in the world like nothing else. The 118 people who decide things in America will move heaven and earth to stop it. I confess: I entertain the notion Washington ordered PC to pull this document from their site, complete with threats—not so much because it talks about secret weapons or begins by saying the Bush administration rendered the Constitution inert with the Military Commissions Act of 2006 and evisceration of habeas corpus and posse comitatus. They'd be unconcerned the authors recommended Americans take seriously the founders' charge we take our government back. But hurt the precious, established energy industries? That would be unacceptable, and an excuse to deploy battalions. After five years, a trillion dollars and more thousands of dead Americans and millions of dead and displaced Iraqis than Bush will admit, we're looking at gas for $10 a gallon. The middle east wars aren't about our access to oil, just about the oil industry's access to our money. A holiday for the gas tax? We pay and pay. What a bunch of shit.

Tesla's other energy solutions weren't as well documented as wireless power transmission, like my favorite, the MEG, or motionless electromagnetic generator, a breadbox-size device simpler than your computer with no moving parts. I know Tesla put it to work and said, properly configured, it would give you more current than you could use. Wireless electrical transmission, however, is no fairy tale. Tesla publicly demonstrated it more than once. Many people saw it, and their observations were well documented.

If you have anything at all to say to Washington, demand free energy now. You need say no more than that. They know exactly what you're talking about. Washington will never, never do anything to make it happen, so it's left up to you. Just be aware that if you try to set up a wireless power transmission station, and anyone knows, every highly-paid mercenary and assassin on earth will show up to shoot you.

Project Censored is far from finished telling you about this miraculous technology. I read everything on this website years ago and had the satisfaction of sharing the link on blogs, only to be told by open-minded progressives that unless I were a world-class quantum physics expert, I had absolutely no business discussing any of this with anyone, ever. I admit I don't have one percent of the education or mental horsepower to mathematically quantify Tesla's theoretical physics or explain how the theories and devices work in lay language. So much of what is on that site has been confirmed to me since I first read it, and there are instances in PC's document, which speaks of the rapid healing of bones. The scalar wars site talks about a device that can treat any and every injury, infirmity or affliction, physical or mental, quickly and painlessly with magnetic waves. It offers a solution to our most daunting medical problems, like Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and cancer. It hints it can painlessly repair a broken arm or leg in 15 to 30 minutes; so, add to the industries made obsolete by Tesla the medical industry and the attendant, parasitic health care insurance industry. It'd be a shame to lose them. My heart bleeds purple piss. The website claims these aren't just theories, but real things that actually exist. It reminds us of Tesla's mathematically proven insistence that through the electromagnetic spectrum, man can bring matter in and out of existence, create life in its infinite variety, manipulate matter and space and even the passage of time itself.

Which brings us back to the presidential candidates. When faced with the opportunity to eliminate all of these scourge-of-the-earth, life-robbing industries, and bringing us into a bright, peaceful and prosperous, happy world, do you believe any of the big three candidates would embrace and promote ANY of these new technologies (which really aren't new)? The answer is no: no way buddy—no way baby—NOT IN A MILLION YEARS. And that is why I hate them, all of them, truly and from deep inside.

The main topic of PC's report concerns other real things—dreadful things which are our government's deepest secrets, the biggest purchase taxpayers will make after the wars, things even Congress and the president don't know about, but which you should know about, before they are rolled or flown into your neighborhood for a Terminator-style cookout. That's Lesson 3.

Lesson 1: The Bad/And the winner is...

[This is the first of my latest effort to publicize Project Censored's great report. Here's hoping it'll stir up a little action.]

Finally, I posted the entire text of US Electromagnetic Weapons and Human Rights, a Project Censored (herein, PC) report which mysteriously vanished from their website. I got three lessons from the report, as in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, the first calling for inferences the authors never intended: who will be the next president?

The report teaches that, and everything else there is to know about how the United States reached its present sociologic and economic condition and what is ahead for our society. Its social and political commentary is the best thing I've read in years, maybe ever—a true modern classic of literature, and more informative than my entire history education. Watching the news closely every hour of every day doesn't tell me as much about what's going on this minute as this fantastic document. Even the footnotes are amazing. Number 20 says their search found no instances of executive or legislative mention of electromagnetic weapons, nor did a 2001-2006 Lexis-Nexis search find a single instance in the mainstream media. No wonder you've never heard about it. And they DON'T want you to know, wishing to retain the element of surprise when they are used on American citizens! That's for Lesson 3. If ever there were a document The Bush Despotism™ would censor and prevent you from reading, this is it. Not to suggest the fed demanded its removal; indeed, it'd be like taking a big dump on a church alter, and Bush and Cheney wouldn't...never mind. It's a fabulous and wonderful thing everyone should see, and the only article or book I've ever felt a sense of mission to publicize. It will not be stifled, and God bless Peter Phillips, Bridget Thornton, Lew Brown and Project Censored.

Let's start things off with a bang by congratulating our lucky winner. John McCain, come on down! You're the next president of the United States! I predict John can't fail to win, even if he pulls no more than a rock-solid 20 percent of the popular vote. It's only my opinion, of course, and people by the millions would argue it. Recent history and my reading of "US Electromagnetic Weapons" demand the general election can have no other result. Published in December, 2006, the writers in no way addressed the issue of the next presidential election, and had no intention of making any forecast. The report's primary topic is cognitive liberty, since these secret weapons influence the mind and therefore behavior. Yet, the historical perspective in it allows one to extrapolate so easily, by a line of reasoning that is as dumb as it is transparent, plain and clear, making it simple to see what will happen in November—and beyond.

Having just finished heaving, something I've done thousands of times since first reading it, you must know I'm not a McCain supporter trying to mislead you. I hate all the candidates, and you'll see why in lesson two. I'm writing this sentence April 30. Today, MSNBC cable news reported Clinton and Obama are less than one percent separated in popular support. Do you believe that? My friends, it just cannot be. Thanks to PC I know every poll figure, the delegate and vote counts are fabricated, pulled from thin air and unrelated to the outcome. You know corporations and the war industry influence government, but you don't know how that works. Terse and in your face, PC tells you precisely:

The repression of human rights has been present within the US Government throughout our history. A long thread of sociological research documents the existence of a dominant ruling class in the US that sets policy and determines national political priorities. The American ruling class is complex and inter-competitive, maintaining itself through interacting families of high social standing with similar life styles, corporate affiliations, and memberships in elite social clubs and private schools.

This American ruling class is self-perpetuating, maintaining its influence through policy-making institutions such as the National Manufacturing Association, National Chamber of Commerce, Business Council, Business Roundtable, Conference Board, American Enterprise Institute, Council on Foreign Relations and other business-centered policy groups. C. Wright Mills, in his 1956 book The Power Elite, documents how World War II solidified a trinity of power in the US, comprised of corporate, military and government elites in a centralized power structure motivated by class interests and working in unison through "higher circles" of contact and agreement. Mills described how the power elite were those "who decide whatever is decided" of major consequence. [...]

The media is complicit in omitting information necessary to make democratic decisions. A global dominance agenda includes penetration into the boardrooms of the corporate media in the US. A research team at Sonoma State University recently finished conducting a network analysis of the boards of directors of the ten big media organizations in the US. The team determined that only 118 people comprise the membership on the boards of director of the ten big media giants. These 118 individuals in turn sit on the corporate boards of 288 national and international corporations. Four of the top 10 media corporations in the US have DOD contractors on their boards of directors including:

William Kennard: New York Times, Carlyle Group
Douglas Warner III: GE (NBC), Bechtel
John Bryson: Disney (ABC), Boeing
Alwyn Lewis: Disney (ABC), Halliburton
Douglas McCorkindale: Gannett, Lockheed-Martin

Given an interlocked media network, big media in the US effectively represent corporate America's interests. The media elite, a key component of policy elites in the US, are the watchdogs of acceptable ideological messages, the controllers of news and information content, and the decision makers regarding media resources.

Look at those names. Those five people alone are capable of controlling almost all the news you get, how the campaign is perceived and who wins. If you've wondered how mainstream media has produced nothing but prowar news, you need wonder no longer. We all knew it was happening. Seeing names takes it up a few levels.

I'd like to see their list of 118 people and those 288 corporations. One could learn much—including how to end the neocon, authoritarian nightmare. The real revolution is knowledge, and Washington has worked hard to make us idiots. Understand, fellow imbeciles, when they tell you McCain won by a squeak and we should get over it, since we get the government we deserve: War Jackboot America™ isn't wanted by citizens and wasn't made by them, and isn't their fault.

After several readings, I get the idea the war industry is really in love with your money. I never thought about it like that, although I knew the level of affection was beyond avarice. Certainly the 2009 discretionary budget request clearly shows it. If you add $70 billion war supplement to the $541 billion defense allotment, defense becomes 57 percent of the budget. There is talk of a supplement over $170 billion for the wars, so that it doesn't become an election season issue.

New weapons development gets a large share of it, and black ops programs don't show in these figures. Black ops weapons could be the single largest thing taxpayers buy in 2009, after the wars, and even members of Congress can't tell you what they are or how much they cost. "US Electromagnetic Weapons" tells us black ops are 40% of the defense budget. That doesn't count so-called black budgets, secret allocations the amounts of which are known by no one. This control failure gives a whole new meaning to the word entitlement.

These people have a choice of presidents, and there must be no mistake. What the rest of the world thinks doesn't matter—only their money. The president must be the best example of two qualities, cold-bloodedness and profound stupidity. Thus, he can't fail to choose conflict, and he is easy to control. In this race, a clear winner emerges: John. It's just my opinion, and I hate it more than you. Could it really be that simple? It was for the last two four-year terms.

If you hated Lesson 1, don't miss Lesson 2 tomorrow. It's far better, the money shot of the three. Have plenty of vomit bags.