INTRODUCTION: -

As well as constant monitoring (surveillance), dis-informing and disarming of the citizen public, pre-empting dissent is a massive and essential part of the New World Order agenda also.  Obviously in a '1984' scenario, where the majority of the citizens are enslaved by ignorance (we're already there in part) the last thing that the upper echelons of the hierarchy want is an information war.

Here we document the growing list of news reports showing that this is a central part of the 'New World Order' agenda of enslavement.

MAINSTREAM MEDIA REPORTS: - 

WORLDWIDE

• The end of the internet is nigh - BT's Graham Whitehead has told the Irish Internet Association's Congress that the internet is dying, but that the future for broadband and networked technology is bright.

• The End of the Internet? - The nation's largest telephone and cable companies are crafting an alarming set of strategies that would transform the free, open and nondiscriminatory Internet of today to a privately run and branded service that would charge a fee for virtually everything we do online.

UK

• New effort to ban religious hate - Controversial plans to make incitement to religious hatred illegal have been unveiled by the government.

• Helen and Sylvia, the New Face of Terrorism - Two grandmothers from Yorkshire face up to a year in prison after becoming the first people to be arrested under the Government's latest anti-terror legislation. Helen John, 68, and Sylvia Boyes, 62, both veterans of the Greenham Common protests 25 years ago, were arrested on Saturday after deliberately setting out to highlight a change in the law which civil liberties groups say will criminalise free speech and further undermine the right to peaceful demonstration.

• No2ID ejected from government's ID roadshow: 'Inappropriate' leaflets provoke heave-ho - Four No2ID campaigners were ejected from Gateshead Metro Centre yesterday, after their attempts to protest against the introduction of a national identity register and identity card were deemed "inappropriate" for local shoppers. Home Office Minister Andy Burnham was due to appear at the centre as part of his whistlestop tour aimed at persuading the nation of the benefits of ID cards and biometric technologies.

• The religious hatred laws battle - Government plans to outlaw incitement to religious hatred have provoked some of the biggest demonstrations since the row over fox hunting. And, as ministers attempted for the third time since 2001 to push legislation through parliament, they were facing opposition from a wide range of religious groups, politicians, secularists and entertainers.

• Law aids unions to bar extremists - Trade unions have been given new powers to expel people who have extreme political views from their memberships.  It follows a number of cases where British National Party members took legal action against unions after they were expelled from membership.  (Archived in our 'Latest Headlines' section, but opens in a new window)

• Arrests at Parliament protest ban - Six people have been arrested as about 100 campaigners staged a protest in Parliament Square against the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act. The new act, parts of which came into force last month, bans demonstrations within a half-mile radius of Parliament unless cleared by police.

• ID protester stopped and filmed under terror law will have police record for life - A campaigner against ID cards who was stopped under counter-terror laws while collecting signatures for a petition has been told by police that his details will be kept on file indefinitely. Mark Wallace was outside the Labour Party conference in Brighton last autumn when he was detained under section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The measure gives officers wide powers to stop anyone in a designated area, whether or not they are acting suspiciously.

• Columnist arrested over 'race' speech - A former presenter of One Man and His Dog has been arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred in a pro-hunting speech. Robin Page, 61, a farmer and countryside campaigner, was questioned over remarks he made at a fair in Frampton on Severn, Gloucestershire.

• MPs condemn arrest of woman who spoke out - The use of controversial new security powers intended to protect Parliament to prosecute a peace campaigner has been condemned in the Commons today. Maya Anne Evans, a 25-year-old cook, became the first person to be prosecuted under the law which bans unauthorised demonstrations within one kilometre of Westminster after reciting the names of British soldiers killed in Iraq outside the gates of Downing Street.

USA

• Man arrested for 'peace' T-shirt - NEW YORK (Reuters) -- A lawyer was arrested late Monday and charged with trespassing at a public mall in the state of New York after refusing to take off a T-shirt advocating peace that he had just purchased at the mall.  According to the criminal complaint filed Monday, Stephen Downs was wearing a T-shirt bearing the words "Give Peace A Chance" that he had just purchased from a vendor inside the Crossgates Mall in Guilderland, New York, near Albany.

• Hate crime laws and the path to tyranny - The insidious thing about evolutionary tyranny is that it’s gradual progression. It doesn’t beat you over the head with the iron fist of a despot or sweep you aside with a wave of revolution, but, rather, is a death by a thousand doses of bad medicine that makes benign neglect seem utopian. One example of this brand of tyranny is the proliferation of hate-crime laws in the Western World. The very concept of hate-crime law itself is an offense against freedom and, as such, is quintessentially un-American. Yes, I hate hate-crime laws. And so should you.

• Morrissey: I was quizzed by the FBI - SINGER Morrissey says he was quizzed by the FBI and Special Branch over his outspoken criticism of the US and British governments. The former Smiths frontman, who has previously branded American President George Bush a terrorist and denounced the war in Iraq, said the experience showed neither country was a democratic society.

• War Vet Has Property Raided After Calling Bush a Liar On Radio Call-in - Don Stout looked up into the Midwestern sky one afternoon two weeks ago and saw a strange helicopter flying over his five-acre piece of land in rural Albany, Ohio. Before he knew what happened, the 77-year-old long-time resident, law-abiding citizen and Korean War veteran had eight law enforcement officials swarm on his property, checking the place out for marijuana.

• US plans to 'fight the net' revealed - A newly declassified document gives a fascinating glimpse into the US military's plans for "information operations" - from psychological operations, to attacks on hostile computer networks. Bloggers beware. As the world turns networked, the Pentagon is calculating the military opportunities that computer networks, wireless technologies and the modern media offer.

• Clooney hits out at 'traitor' tag - Actor George Clooney has attacked the press in the United States for describing him as a "traitor." Clooney - known as a prominent critic of the Bush government - told the BBC that he had been "nailed" in the American media following his vocal opposition to ongoing conflict in Iraq. He has previously claimed that one magazine even published a front cover of him with the word "traitor" across it.

RUSSIA

INDONESIA

• Indonesia deploys British arms against protesters - British military equipment is being used by the Indonesian authorities against civilians in remote parts of the country. Despite promises by Foreign Office ministers that UK arms exported to the country are not used for internal repression, a photograph seen by The Observer shows a British-made Tactica water cannon vehicle deployed in the troubled eastern province of West Papua.

ALTERNATIVE MEDIA REPORTS: -

UK

• Second UK Indymedia server downed by iPlod - YESTERDAY, an Indymedia server in Bristol was seized by the police. An Indymedia volunteer was also arrested during the raid, the organisation said.  (Alternative Backup Link)

USA

• Spooky AOL Ad Says Big Brother Is Watching the Internet - Why is a company that profits from Internet use demonizing the Internet?

• Man arrested for kindly handing out free 'subversive' material - The Case of Kelly Rushing

• Man Goes to Jail for Putting a Sign in his Yard

FURTHER IMPORTANT RESEARCH: -

SEE ALSO OUR '911' AND '07/07/2005 LONDON BOMBING' ARCHIVES FOR OTHER NEWS REPORTS PERTAINING TO THE EROSION OF THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

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