Tag: censorship
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geopolitiks: tiananmen anniversary, israeli terror drills & more
the tiananmen square anniversary will not be tweeted censorship on tiananmen anniversary cripples chinese netfrom threat level: June 4 isn’t just the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in China, it’s also known as Chinese Internet Maintenance day. That’s because many Chinese services are facing so much pressure from the government to keep their…
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media allowed to witness homecoming of fallen soldier
from raw replay: For the first time in two decades, the media has been allowed witness the homecoming of a fallen soldier. The family of Phillip Myers agreed to allow cameras at Dover Air Force Base as his remains were moved from an aircraft in what the military calls a “dignified transfer.” This video is…
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corbett report: episode082 – goodbye australia
from corbett report: Look out, says J.D. Rockefeller IV! The internets is coming for you! Don’t worry, though, there are new laws coming to limit your free speech and internet access in order to protect you. All is not going as planned in Australia, however, where some of the natives are restless over internet filtering…
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Prepping you for a cyberwar psyop
a bill to shift cybersecurity to white house rockefeller: internet is ‘number one national hazard’from kurt nimmo: According to the great-grandson of John D. Rockefeller, nephew of banker David Rockefeller, and former Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller the internet represents a serious threat to national security. Rockefeller is not alone in this assessment. His…
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nwo: festivals, deception, documentaries & censorship
‘new world order’ illuminates conspiracy theoristsfrom wired: You’ve probably heard the conspiracy theories – the Bilderberg Group secretly runs the world, 9/11 was an inside job, a group of elites is working to establish a “new world order.” The documentary New World Order, which had its world premiere Friday at the South by Southwest film…
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pentagon overturns ban on coffin photos
pentagon to allow media photos of war deadfrom thinkprogress: Defense and congressional officials said today that “news organizations will be allowed to photograph the homecomings of America’s war dead under a new Pentagon policy” but “only if the families of the fallen agree.” President George H.W. Bush instituted the ban on photographing flag-draped caskets at…
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9/11 updates: fires, liars, debates & bombs
fire consumes wtc7-size skyscraper, building does not collapsefrom paul joseph watson: A fierce fire consumed all 44 floors of a skyscraper in Beijing today, shooting 30 foot flames into the air, but unlike the similarly-sized 47-story WTC 7, which suffered limited fires across just eight floors, the building in China did not collapse. “The fire…
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letterman finally plays censored last appearance of bill hicks
from undercover black man: If you’re a standup comedy fan – or a student of pop culture more largely – something happened last Friday night you should know about. Bill Hicks – who died of metastatic cancer 15 years ago – performed on “The Late Show with David Letterman.” The comedy routine was taped in…
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israeli slaughter enters 2nd week as ground assault begins
video: gaza ground war beginsfrom danger room: The ground war has begun. After eight days of air strikes, Israeli troops are moving into Gaza. The Israel Defense Forces say “infantry, tanks, engineering forces, artillery and intelligence, along with the support of the Israel Air Force, Israel Navy, Israel Security Agency and other security agencies” are…
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police state int’l: dhs, www, cbrne & the breakup of US
dhs considers searching for blogs with terrorism cluesfrom fcw: The Homeland Security Department might soon start searching the Internet for blogs and message boards that terrorists are using to plan attacks in the United States, USA Today reports. Researchers say terrorists are increasingly using the Internet to plan operations and spread propaganda, according to a…
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obamessiah: tests, challenges, cfr cabinet, monsanto & more
dc’s metro system can’t handle incoming obamazoidsfrom washington post: Even if only half of the projected 2 million to 4 million people show up for next month’s presidential inauguration, the Washington region’s roadways and transit systems will be too pressed to handle the crush, planners say. Officials are working out details of their transportation plan…
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police state int’l: bioterror, bigbro, behavioral screening & more
a slew of warnings on nuclear, chemical & biological terrorism prompt worries of fearmongering (or fears of worrymongering)from usnews: After a series of dire new warnings about possible terrorist threats—capped by a government commission’s report that terrorists are likely to stage a biological or nuclear attack somewhere in the world during the next five years—some…
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econocrash: bailouts, sellouts, jobcuts & war
US jobless rolls climb to 26yr highfrom bloomberg: More Americans are collecting jobless benefits than at any time in the last 26 years as companies rush to cut costs in a sinking economy. The number of people on unemployment benefit rolls rose to 4.09 million in the week ended Nov. 22, the most since December…
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the ‘chinese democracy’ meme
another fascinating intersection of art imitating life imitating politics… with an incongruous title like ‘clockwork orange,’ where the 2 words don’t seem to fit together, the ‘chinese democracy’ meme begs the question: who’s trying to force what on whom? even thought the record is warmed-over industro-rock way past its prime, it plants the seed of…
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suspended student gets 45k in ‘bong hits 4 jesus’ case
from anchorage daily news: The seven-year Bong Hits 4 Jesus saga appears to be over. In a free speech case that reached the nation’s highest court, the Juneau-Douglas School District and former student Joseph Frederick have reached a settlement. In a free speech case that reached the nation’s highest court, the Juneau-Douglas School District and…