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Friday 30th March 2007: -

9/11 Clip from The View (Part 1 of 2): -

9/11 Clip from The View (Part 2 of 2): -

Rosie O'Donnells Video blog: -


Thursday 29th March 2007: -

Swiss man jailed for 10 years for insulting Thai king - A Swiss man was today sentenced to 10 years in prison for insulting the Thai royal family. Oliver Rudolf Jufer, 57, was jailed for spray-painting graffiti over five posters of Thailand's revered king. It is the first conviction of a foreigner in a decade under strict Thai laws protecting the monarchy. Jufer, who pleaded guilty to five counts of lese majeste, or insulting the monarchy, faced a maximum sentence of 75 years in prison. He has a month to appeal.

Wednesday 28th March 2007: -

Frontier Airlines' Cabins Go Cashless: Improvement to Speed In-flight Service Using New Technology - Frontier Airlines is excited to announce its transition to "Cashless Cabins" on its mainline aircraft beginning April 1, 2007. In-flight products, namely DIRECTV, pay-per-view movies and alcoholic beverages, are now exclusively available for purchase using credit or debit cards instead of cash. The new service will eliminate the need for correct change and is expected to expedite the in-flight service process.   (RELATED: See our Cashless Society Control Grid archive)

Tuesday 27th March 2007: -


Monday 26th March 2007: -

Blunkett cashes in on ID card experience... Kerching! - David Blunkett, the man who pioneered the UK government's ID cards proposals, has taken a job with a security company which works on Spain's ID card and could even be in the bidding for UK contracts. However, Blunkett is officially forbidden from working on government contracts for two years after leaving government. This period ends in November.


Sunday 25th March 2007: -

9/11: Press for Truth


Saturday 24th March 2007: -

Charlie Sheen to narrate Loose Change Final Edition - American actor Charlie Sheen is reportedly in talks to narrate a documentary which suggests the US government was somehow involved in the September 11 attacks in 2001. The 90 minute conspiracy theory film is called Loose Change and Sheen's representatives have said he is involved in production. The 41 year old actor had made his opinion on the subject known when he spoke to a radio station last year. '19 amateurs with box cutters taking over four commercial airliners and hitting 75 per cent of their targets? That feels like a conspiracy theory. It raises a lot of questions.'   (RELATED ARCHIVE: Charlie Sheen Speaks out on 9/11)


Thursday 22nd March 2007: -

TOMORROW IN MANCHESTER

The Occult Hand of 9/11: An illustrated talk by Ian R. Crane.

DATE: Friday 23rd March 2007 at 7pm

LOCATION: Friends Meeting House, 6 Mount Street, Manchester (Behind Central Library)

PROMOTION: Download the Poster here.

spiritualalchemy.com


Wednesday 21st March 2007: -

(Does anyone know where we can get an MP3 copy of this song and/or who made it? - E-Mail us if you do)

(RELATED: To see more about up-side down pentagrams, see our Symbolism Archive)

Derry's airport 'first to ban CIA flights' - The City Of Derry Airport is expected to be the first in Europe to officially ban controversial CIA flights transporting terror suspects to secret prisons, it emerged today. The publicly-owned airport confirmed it is working out the practicalities of an ``anti-rendition'' policy after discussions with Amnesty International. The human rights organisation is confident airport owner Derry City Council will introduce a landmark ban within weeks that will put pressure on other airports to follow suit.

Tuesday 20th March 2007: -

Smoke did Not (Entirely) Come from WTC 7 - Defenders of the official story about the collapse of WTC 7 often show photographs of the South side of the building to bolster the claim that raging fires caused building 7 to collapse. However, the following photos from the North side indicate that the huge quantities of smoke may actually have come from an entirely different building: WTC 5 or 6.

Monday 19th March 2007: -

Fayed accuses ex-Met chief over Diana inquiry - Mohamed Fayed is taking legal action in France against a former chief of the Metropolitan Police who he accuses of withholding evidence in the inquiry into the deaths of his son, Dodi, and Diana, Princess of Wales. The Harrods boss alleges that Lord Condon deliberately withheld evidence from the French investigation into the deaths in Paris in 1997. Former assistant commissioner Sir David Veness has also been accused.   (RELATED: See our popular Diana Assassination archive)

Sunday 18th March 2007: -

Revealed: DNA database rises by 600,000 in just one year - Almost 600,000 people have been added to Tony Blair's national DNA database in the past 12 months, according to new figures obtained by The Mail on Sunday. They show that the Government now holds samples of almost four million individuals - and one in four has no criminal record or even a police caution.

St Patrick's Day - Saturday 17th March 2007: -


Friday 16th March 2007: -

Kids Selling Prescription Drugs: Expert Says Problem Widespread - Four Mercy High School students face felony drug charges after Omaha police said they sold Ritalin and other prescription drugs on campus. The Mercy arrests are just the latest in what drug experts said is a widespread problem in Omaha. A drug prevention expert said teens and parents need to talk about the dangers of using and abusing prescription drugs.

Thursday 15th March 2007: -


Wednesday 14th March 2007: -

DNA samples could be the fingerprints of the future - Felons in South Carolina by law must give a DNA sample after they've been convicted. If a proposed law is passed in the state, even people just arrested would have to submit their DNA. It's an idea that some call unconstitutional, but police officers and prosecutors say will get criminals off the streets. DNA samples from blood, hair or saliva are the fingerprint of the new age, says Horry County Solicitor Greg Hembree. "It's just a high tech method of personal identification."

Man dies after deputies Taser him - Collier County authorities say a man died today after deputies shocked him with a Taser during an arrest attempt. Sheriff officials say Muszack Nazaire was driving on a suspended license when deputies tried to pull him over about 4:30 a.m. According to reports, Nazaire refused to stop and drove the car into a canal. Two passengers were pulled out of the vehicle. Nazaire swam away, but reports said when he returned to shore he was confronted by deputies who used a Taser on him.

Tuesday 13th March 2007: -

Dimwits: Why 'green' lightbulbs aren't the answer to global warming - They have to be left on all the time, they're made from banned toxins and they won't work in half your household fittings. Yet Europe (and Gordon Brown) says 'green' lightbulbs must replace all our old ones. Every day now we are being deluged with news of the latest proposals from our politicians about how to save the planet from global warming. We must have 'a new world order' to combat climate change, Gordon Brown proclaimed yesterday.

Watch TV? Feds want to pay you - Starting Jan. 1, the federal government will offer up to two $40 rebate coupons to each household of television viewers in a $1.5 billion plan announced yesterday by the Commerce Department. People will be able to apply the $40 chits toward the purchase of a TV tuner/converter box - expected to sell in the $60 to $75 range - that will allow viewers of broadcast (over-the-airwaves) TV to receive the new generation of digital TV channels without replacing their old sets. Come Feb. 17, 2009, broadcasters now operating with separate analog and digital services must shut down their analog transmitters and return the unused frequency to the government for resale or reuse.

Monday 12th March 2007: -

Is fingerprinting kids just another brick in the wall? - SHOULD kids have their fingerprints taken in schools, without parents' consent? That's the question being asked by David Clouter, the parent behind national campaign www.leavethemkidsalone.com. When David's eleven-year-old daughter announced over dinner that her school, St Matthew's Primary in Norfolk Street, was planning to use her fingerprint scans instead of library cards, David and his wife Katarzyna didn't believe it. They found the letter confirming the new library system in their daughter Marysia's book bag - and discovered they had no say in the matter of whether the system was introduced or not.   (RELATED LINK: leavethemkidsalone.com)

Wife of Chinese cyber-dissident sues Yahoo! - The wife of a jailed Chinese cyber-dissident has travelled to the US to sue Yahoo! for its role in facilitating his prosecution. Wang Xianoning was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 2003 for posting what Beijing claimed were subversive materials on the net. His wife, Yu Ling, flew into the US this week with the aim of suing Yahoo! for damages and forcing the net giant to apologise for the actions of its Hong Kong division, which passed on email account information that revealed her husband's identity, the Voice of America reports.

Sunday 11th March 2007: -

Cashless society by 2012, says Visa chief - Paying for goods with notes and coins could be consigned to history within five years, according to the chief executive of Visa Europe. Peter Ayliffe said that, by 2012, using credit and debit cards should be cheaper and more convenient than cash. Some retailers could soon start surcharging customers if they choose to buy products with cash, because of the greater cost of processing these payments, he warned. Visa Europe briefed the British Retail Consortium last month on new "contactless" cards that can be waved in front of a scanner to make small payments.   (RELATED: See our Cashless Society Control Grid archive)


Saturday 10th March 2007: -


Friday 09th March 2007: -

Subliminal images impact on brain - The brain does register subliminal images even if a person is unaware they have seen them, UK researchers report. The research, in Current Biology, suggests subliminal advertising is probably effective. The practice, which was first used in the 1950s, has been banned in the UK, but is still permitted in the US. Using brain scans, a team from University College, London, showed people only registered the images if the brain had "spare capacity".   (RELATED: See our Subliminal Abuse archive)

Priests to Purify Site After Bush Visit - Mayan priests will purify a sacred archaeological site to eliminate "bad spirits" after President Bush visits next week, an official with close ties to the group said Thursday. "That a person like (Bush), with the persecution of our migrant brothers in the United States, with the wars he has provoked, is going to walk in our sacred lands, is an offense for the Mayan people and their culture," Juan Tiney, the director of a Mayan nongovernmental organization with close ties to Mayan religious and political leaders, said Thursday.

Thursday 08th March 2007: -

Use of hyperactivity drugs soars - The use of drugs to treat hyperactivity in children has soared worldwide, say US researchers. Between 1993 and 2003, prescriptions of ADHD medications, such as Ritalin, almost tripled. Global spending on ADHD drugs increased nine-fold, with 83% occurring in the US, a study in Health Affairs reported. But experts said although use of ADHD medications had increased as awareness of the disorder improved, they may still be under-used in the UK.   (RELATED: See our Compromised Health archive)

Wednesday 07th March 2007: -

UK biometric passports succumb to hack - A security expert has cracked one of the U.K.'s new biometric passports, embarrassing the British government which has touted as a way of cutting down cross-border crime and illegal immigration. The attack, which uses a common RFID reader and customised code, siphoned data off an RFID chip from a passport in a sealed envelope, said Adam Laurie, a security consultant who has worked with RFID and Bluetooth technology. The attack would be invisible to victims, he said. "That's the really scary thing," said Laurie, whose work was detailed in the Sunday edition of the Daily Mail newspaper. "There's no evidence of tampering. They're not going to report something has happened because they don't know." The British government, which began issuing RFID passports about a year ago, eventually wants to incorporate fingerprints and other biometric data on the chips, although privacy activists are concerned over how data will be stored and handled.

A NEW WEBSITE THAT MAY INTEREST THOSE IN THE WEST YORKSHIRE AREA!: -


Tuesday 06th March 2007: -

Pentagon to implement global DVR-like surveillance? - The Pentagon's Defense Science Board released a report suggesting a pervasive system to observe and record activity in urban areas and hard-to-monitor settings across the globe -- in other words, they'd like to TiVo the entire planet for playback (or at least as much of it as they can for intelligence gathering purposes). The study mentions DVR-like technology that would be used to "run recorded time backwards to help identify and locate even low-level enemy forces," referencing the types of threats U.S. forces encountered in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Other media clips: -

NYC Truth Characters at the conference;
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=DE866D7B68901116

Tarpley's talk with Q&A;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reKa2jSdNGc

Tarpley's appearances on Manhattan Neighborhood Network;
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=701CFE3840B82989

RECOMMENDED BY CREMATIONOFCARE.COM: The Beats of Loose Change, The Loose Change 2nd Edition soundtrack - In December, 2005, Dylan Avery moved into his apartment in Silver Spring, Maryland. He was soon accompanied by a roommate fresh out of Los Angeles, Dustin Marshall, better known as DJ Skooly. Dustin graciously provided both the recording equipment necessary to provide a professional voice-over track, as well as the music that would give Loose Change the attitude that defines it.

Monday 05th March 2007: -

UPCOMING UK EVENT

The Occult Hand of 9/11: An illustrated talk by Ian R. Crane.

DATE: Friday 23rd March 2007 at 7pm

LOCATION: Friends Meeting House, 6 Mount Street, Manchester (Behind Central Library)

PROMOTION: Download the Poster here.

spiritualalchemy.com


Sunday 04th March 2007: -

'Child fingerprinting sign of government's surveillance state': Nick Clegg MP - Commenting on reports that children aged 11 to 16 are to have their fingerprints taken and stored on a database when they apply for a passport, Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary, Nick Clegg MP said: “The Government’s determination to build a surveillance state behind the backs of the British people is becoming increasingly sinister. “It is a measure of ministerial arrogance that plans are being laid to fingerprint children as young as 11 without having a public debate first.

FASCISM VS FASCISM: Nazi group to protest ‘Marxism’ - The National Socialist Movement, based in Minneapolis, will have a parade in Columbia on Saturday to protest the promotion of Marxism by the MU School of Journalism, the Cambio Center and the university in general, said Steven Boswell, leader of the Missouri chapter. “Every single journalist that comes out of the university had been extremely left wing and Marxist,” Boswell said. “The primary goal of Marxism is to destroy national boundaries through promoting homosexuality, immigration, degradation and destruction of society.”

German Footwear Giant to Embed RFID Tags in Shoes - Reno, a German shoe company, is going the way of RFID. The deal between Checkpoint Systems and one of the largest shoe retailers in Europe is a significant one, considering that they not only plan to use the RFID's for inventory management, but also to track individual products. The radio frequency identification tags will be embedded in the shoes but will not go home with customers.

Diana inquest to hear spy secrets - EVIDENCE from British and American secret agents on the death of Princess Diana is expected be made public at the coming inquest. With the High Court ruling that a jury must decide if her car crash was murder or a tragic accident, Government lawyers have told MI6 it will have to reveal top-secret files. Lawyers acting for Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son Dodi also died in the Paris crash, want every scrap of evidence relating to the tragedy and the subsequent investigation made public.   (RELATED: See our popular Diana Assassination archive)

Mark Dice, formerly known as 'John Conner' has recently announced his real name (for anyone a little confused!)


Saturday 03rd March 2007: -


Thursday 01st March 2007: -

Media Blacklists BBC Fiasco; Google, Digg Censor 9/11 Truth: News 24 'timestamp' video disappears from Google Video, despite the fact it's under 30 seconds in length and clearly constitutes fair use, Digg lets small minority of morons decide its content - The crowned kings of censorship Google have "pulled" the News 24 "timestamp" video that shows the BBC reporting the collapse of Building 7 26 minutes before it happened. Meanwhile, the establishment media continues to ignore the WTC 7 farce as a whole, including the inconceivable notion that BBC World have mysteriously lost all their 9/11 footage.

RFID Payment Chips Popular in Japan: Shipments of Sony's Felica RFID chip hit 200 million - Shipments of smart cards and cell phones containing Sony Corp.'s Felica RFID chip have hit 200 million, the company said Thursday. In the last five years the chip has become a de facto standard in Japan and cards containing it are used by millions of people everyday to make railway journeys and e-money purchases in convenience stores. In 2004 the chip started getting integrated in cell phones and today, through Felica, owners of those cell phones can make credit card purchases in stores.   (RELATED: See our Cashless Society Control Grid archive)

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