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InfoWars Alex Jones: Preaching the conspiracy gospel at a station near you
by grarpamp 16 Jun '17

16 Jun '17

https://web.archive.org/web/19990508133342/http://www.infowars.com:80/alex_… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJFi9ky01D0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9HGfRrfv-Q Alex Jones: Preaching the conspiracy gospel at a station near you By Mike Kelley American-Statesman Staff Local radio host Alex Jones Published: April 17, 1999 Ask Alex Jones what he thinks about being called one of the "black-helicopter people," and he says, "We were kooks to talk about black helicopters years ago. We were weirdos. And now, it's `Oh yeah, black helicopters are real and they're going to help.' " Jones, at age 25, is perhaps the best-known and most talked-about local proponent of the notion of a coming New World Order in which individual liberties are subjugated by government, itself controlled by global corporations. He puts his views on pyrotechnic display through programs on the local-access Austin Community Television twice weekly, FM radio station KJFK 98.9 six nights a week, and his Internet site, www.InfoWars.com. On television, he exudes so much energy that a viewer might almost expect bits of flesh to start flying from the screen. In person, he is no less passionate, but much more low-key, losing his arm-waving studio demeanor. Instead, his eyes flick about as he looks for just the right analogy to make his point. A Jones critic, on the Internet, calls him "Austin's leading conspiracy theorist. He advocates the usual mix of laughable conspiracy paranoia, from the Federal Reserve and the Rockefellers to the Council on Foreign Relations and the UN. He's gained quite an audience, if for no other reason than he's passionate about his beliefs. When Alex gets a good head of steam, he's pretty entertaining to watch." It's certainly not difficult to lay the label of conspiracy theorist on him. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, he says, is building hundreds of concentration camps on military bases with separate areas for men, women and women with children. More truth, according to Alex Jones: At the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, federal agents with breathing gear went in to kill the people inside so there would be no witnesses to the truth of how that standoff really began. "It's not really a conspiracy theory," Jones says. "It's simply trying to look at a different side of reality, and I can say with total certainty that my reality is a lot closer to what's happening on this planet today than what the general public is being fed." Jones grew up in Dallas. His family -- both of his parents went to the University of Texas, he says -- moved to Austin when he was a teen-ager, and he finished his last two years of public education at Anderson High School. He went to Austin Community College for a while, he says, but found it boring. His antipathy for and fear of big government, he says, stems from family problems with the IRS. "My dad (a dentist) is the most decent, Dudley Doo-Right person. He'll stop and fix people's tires. And I watched the IRS rake him over the coals twice and steal all his money. My grandparents, who are in their 70s, live in South Austin. The IRS tried to steal their house. It's criminal. That's where the venom comes from with me," he says. And yes, there are helicopters in his life. In the months after he did a radio broadcast about STAR Flight medical helicopters being used for law enforcement, he says, low-flying helicopters harassed him in his car and his mother, girlfriend and ACTV producer Mike Hanson in their homes. As for the military's recent, urban-warfare training in South Texas cities and other places in the country, Jones says he doesn't believe that is aimed at "real terrorists." He has seen, he says, "a real willingness in this country to actually sponsor terrorists. . . . Texas Monthly gave a 1998 Bum Steer award to the FBI for creating a Klan group." Why more people don't see things the way he does, Jones says, is, "One, it's scary. Two, a lot of people are nice and they just want to live their lives and they think things are good and the government is trying to fix the problems. It's like a rat doesn't question the parameters of the maze. It just accepts the walls and the contours and makes decisions within that system."

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1984! Japan Just Made Everything A Criminal Conspiracy
by grarpamp 15 Jun '17

15 Jun '17

https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2017/06/new-law-japan-lets-polic… http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-40283730 New law in Japan lets police arrest and surveil those merely planning or discussing certain acts, like copyright violation “Unless a crime in committed in Japan, you don’t get punished … now if they think you are thinking of preparing to commit a crime, even before you’re arrested, you’ll be put under surveillance. Earlier today, after an intentionally rushed consideration process, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe passed a new mass surveillance law conveniently called the "anti-conspiracy bill." With the vague wording of the bill, anyone suspected of planning any of [the 277 acts listed in the bill] could be put under targeted surveillance. Of course, the Japanese government has promised not to overstep their boundaries and emphasized that the new law is only meant to increase security before the 2020 Olympics. Among the noted crimes that would be punishable in Japan under the new anti-terrorism law is copyright violation, which is a criminal offense not a civil offense in Japan. Both the Japanese Bar Association and the United Nation's Special Rapporteur have spoken out against the law, saying that it will severely curtail civil liberties in Japan. BBC laid out some of the most ridiculous things that someone in Japan can now catch a potentially terrorism-related charge for even planning or discussing on social media the acts of: Copying music; Conducting sit-ins to protest against the construction of apartment buildings; Using forged stamps; Competing in a motor boat race without a license; Mushroom picking in conservation forests; Avoiding paying consumption tax. The stated rationale of the government is that these now-illegal acts, such as copying music to CDs or foraging for mushrooms in conservation forests, could be used to fund terrorist activities. Hence, planning or thinking about them is bad. If this sounds like the Thought Police, that's because it is.

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[MONEY] [WAR] Dutch Banker: "All Misery on Earth Is a Business Model"
by Zenaan Harkness 15 Jun '17

15 Jun '17

Note that the model below is the model currently dominating. Note also, the constitutional monarchy model in Australia (usurped to a fair degree by the model below) of: Almighty God | V You | V The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act | | V V State Parliaments Federal Parliament | | V V many layers of state + federal statutory laws | V You (again) So, as the ultimate sovereigns in Australia, we humans are able to wear many different hats, depending on context, jurisdiction etc. Doing so successfully is an art, an arduous journey, enlightening, confrotning, quite a journey, etc... In all cases, wearing a hat other than the existing authorities desire and or assume the individual human to be so wearing, requires ... the individual to make their own, individual, claim (to that alternate hat). Good luck, and see the hoodwink of the world's greatest ponzi scheme (elaborated below) for what it is :) Z ------------ Ronald Bernard exploded <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001VZgnhvESKxftuJ6KhpRqBFeqfCEF8jUYkj5jwr4PWlqr…> onto YouTube in late April of this year, in the first in a series of interviews conducted in Dutch by journalist and radio host, Irma Schiffers, with disturbing tales of child-sacrificing Satanists who control the world, numbering around 8,085 people. Bernard describes a pyramid with the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) at the top. The BIS is a sovereign entity that has total immunity from all laws and is not prosecutable by any government or entity. Below the BIS are the World Bank and he IMF. Beneath those two are the Central Banks of the world, including Europe's ECB and he US' Federal Reserve Bank. Beneath the Central Banks are the Too Big to Fail Banks of the world. Beneath the big banks are the major multinational corporations. Beneath the corporations are the world governments, controlled by everything above them. Finally, beneath all of the above are human beings and other living things and the Earth's resources. Sean from the SGTReport has created a summary of Bernard's interview in English with graphics here. Video: (9 min): Dutch Banker: <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001VZgnhvESKxftuJ6KhpRqBFeqfCEF8jUYkj5jwr4PWlqr…> "All Misery on Earth Is a Business Model" <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001VZgnhvESKxftuJ6KhpRqBFeqfCEF8jUYkj5jwr4PWlqr…> http://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/dutch-banker-all-misery-on-earth-is-a-busin…

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NO ONE expects the Spanish Inquisition!!!
by jim bell 14 Jun '17

14 Jun '17

Elon Musk reveals Tesla cars can play Monty Python sketches on demand http://dailym.ai/2t5XgUD via http://dailym.ai/android

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[WAR] [RUS] the cat IS out of the bag - USA asked when will their "deep state" stop sponsoring ISIS
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Jun '17

13 Jun '17

Russia’s President and Iran’s Supreme Leader both accuse US of sponsoring terrorism http://theduran.com/russias-president-irans-supreme-leader-accuse-us-sponso… Like candidate Donald Trump, Putin and Khamenei understand that the US is the 'founder of ISIS'. OK TLA deep state leakers, pepe awaits your world-patriotic duty to support the ongoing exposure (nothing new in this case) of the USA's deep state agencies' funding, training and other direct and indirect support for, various chaotic and "normal human"-killing groups (which might be termed in some quarters "terrorists", although such is an entirely ambiguous term due to the very nature of the government we are attempting to further expose here). The USA, in the guise of the CIA and other TLAs, religiously justifies their despotic means, with the flimsy and brutish justification of "the continuation of the USA's hegemonic power". Times are a changing, yet the more every individual can do to speed up the changes afoot towards a multi-polar world, and ultimately to a world where (peaceful) conscientious objectors are not only not criminalized, but heralded by the media for the conscientious stands they take. Good luck fellow humans,

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Nth American bison genetic diversity to be preserved, finally
by Zenaan Harkness 12 Jun '17

12 Jun '17

Genetic distinction is verboten in 'human' conversations, whilst in the animal world, it's not only politically correct, but a species preservation imperative. Humans of course are all equal and, as this brief article highlights, societies arising from genetic heritage and the holding thereto, is nothing but a social construct. Glad we got that cleared up. http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/ Animal Conservation or Bison Supremacism?

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This Appelbaum had spread bad memes
by Ryan Carboni 12 Jun '17

12 Jun '17

The meme that journalism is a holy profession, and everything else is not, is a little ludicrous. Of course Jacob Appelbaum at one point said to call him an activist instead of a journalist is to call him a terrorist. Of course the First Amendment was poorly worded, it really should be freedom to express and carry any opinion, but maybe due to advancements in education, people with high school educations could be smarter than the founding fathers. Right now if the journalists have their way, the only way to have special privileges is to get a large following or to show up to be hired at a media outlet, and have everything you write to be pre-approved by an editor. In the long run ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RH-PfuIz-Do Jacob Appelbaum: If Everything is Under Surveillance, How Can We Have a Democracy? ) I question how people can read some pretty significant things and forget about them. Completely. It's not impossible that foreign intelligence could co-opt local dissident movements, all the evidence points to that being true during the Cold War, and they would have motive to do so. This is despite many journalists insisting that many US excesses were unwarranted. "A blackthrow is a small computer that can be hidden inside government agencies or corporations. It connects to the Tor or I2P networks and publishes its SSH server as a hidden service in any of these networks. The TCMB field agent can then connect to the blackthrow anonymously and remote control it to deliver any type of packets to any location at the internets, that the host organization can connect to." There would be significant value for foreign intelligence agencies to plant anonymizing routers into government agencies and corporations. Afterall, Clinton's email server had a Tor exit node log into it. Hurm. (But it wasn't hacked) Anyway, our legal system has false documents within it. https://casetext.com/case/united-states-v-rigmaiden Rigmaiden's legal case do not seem to be legally possible, and it is rather obvious that it is so. The idea that a massive bureaucracy does not document what it does, and that you have to get federal agents to testify because they maintain all records orally is a bit ludicrous. The case was a massive lost opportunity or a massive lie. Anyway, it's not like a large part of US history is excluded from US history textbooks. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Masonic_Party ) I mean, if anyone knew that, they would act on that information right? A good (not best) way to know what someone knows is to examine what information they operate on, right? If the history books are unreliable, than no one would expect the history books to be reliable, right? In the end, everyone is well aware of regulatory capture. Who regulates whom?

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Re: bitcoin incorporated
by juan 12 Jun '17

12 Jun '17

here's some more stuff Roger Ver (BU) vs Tone Vays (SegWit) - Bitcoin Scaling Debate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdyIJ-BUPaU and ~30 pages of Fuck: SegWit, LN, Blockstream, Core, Adam Back, and GMazwell https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1842146.0 Anyway, there seems to be a couple of big red flags regarding blockstream, perhaps the biggest one being their funding sources.

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Supreme Court accepts major cellphone privacy case.
by TrumpJizz44 11 Jun '17

11 Jun '17

> jim bell jdb10987 at yahoo.com > Thu Jun 8 10:44:43 PDT 2017 > > telephony surveillance Hahahahahahahaha How The Fuck Is Cellphone Surveillance Real Hahahaha Nigga Just Walk Away From The Phone Like Nigga Hang Up Haha

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TheIntercept Compromises Courageous Leaker Reality Winner
by TrumpJizz44 11 Jun '17

11 Jun '17

> John Young jya at pipeline.com > Wed Jun 7 02:32:54 PDT 2017 > > """journalists""" inevitably betray sources Thanks for your honesty. > Privileged like lawyers and priests. Don't fukc kids, John.

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