Tag: database
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biowars/envirohealth: babies, bayer & synthetic organisms
video: the government has your baby’s dna* mass vaccination planned in haiti, death toll continues way up* mumps outbreak spreads among people who got vaccinated against mumps bayer to pay $1.5m in 2nd lawsuit over gm rice* anthrax warnings for uk heroin users* pentagon plans to create immortal ‘synthetic organisms’* illinois earthquake downgraded to 3.8*…
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defcon 12/7: track, leak, shock & confuse
feds ‘pinged’ sprint gps data 8m times over a year*yahoo issues takedown notice for spying price list*yahoo threatens cryptome over leaked surveillance document*yahoo, verizon: our spy capabilities would ‘shock & confuse’ consumersibm poised to acquire database security start-up for $225m*google expands tracking to logged out users*murdoch accuses google of news ‘theft’*pub ‘fined £8k’ for wi-fi…
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fbi says 400,000 people on watch list; 1,600 names suggested a day
from washington post: Newly released FBI data offer evidence of the broad scope and complexity of the nation’s terrorist watch list, documenting a daily flood of names nominated for inclusion to the controversial list. During a 12-month period ended in March this year, for example, the U.S. intelligence community suggested on a daily basis that…
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9/11 updates: heroes, drills, the database & rowley redux
new york ‘9/11 hero police chief’ bernard kerik jailed*kevin ryan: top 10 connections between nist & nanothermite*did drills prevent andrews afb from responding to 9/11?*flashback: al-qaeda – the database: how the pentagon/cia made an ‘enemy’*’the single database that contains terrorist-related intelligence & law enforcement information in a single repository’*toxic wtc tactic*review finds 9/11/09 potomac exercise…
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police state int’l: fbi, dmv, fema, norad, apf & more
police stop more than 1m people on street*phone company is arm of govt, feds admit in spy suit*report: US considers phone companies ‘arm of government’*nypd tracking cell phone owners, but foes aren’t sure practice is legal*los angeles’ anti-terrorism program sparks controversy*battening down the hatches: secret state monitors protest, represses dissent*fit to fly? balance board tapped…
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police state intl: final phase, fear, flyovers & the 4th of july
red alert: the total takeover of america enters its final phase*recent murders don’t sway napolitano on dhs report*napolitano endorses pass id bill*verified identity pass shuts down ‘registered traveler’ lanes*hr1966: thought crime bills threaten talk radio*talk show hosts may be accomplices under hate bill*video: 1,500 nat’l guard troops to border*pentagon, dhs divided on military’s role at…
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fbi plans massive expansion of dna database
from nytimes: Law enforcement officials are vastly expanding their collection of DNA to include millions more people who have been arrested or detained but not yet convicted. The move, intended to help solve more crimes, is raising concerns about the privacy of petty offenders and people who are presumed innocent. Until now, the federal government…
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3/11 Newspurge
9/11 updatesvideo: america’s next top model is a crazy conspiracy theorist*councillor fujita publishes a book on 9/11*detainees say they planned 9/11*video: gitmo inmates admit planning 9/11*guantanamo detainees admit to 9/11 plot* obamessiahwebster tarpley: obamavilles in america*web-savvy obama ‘rarely’ reads blogs, says they’re misleading*wired, wikipedia, wnd & fox: whitewashing obama’s past*obama engages in eugenics*obama takes on…
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police state int’l: cyberwars, databasing, gps & you
nsa aims to expand power & take over cybersecurity new zealand plugs into secret pentagon intranetfrom cryptogon: The U.S., Australia, Canada, Britain and New Zealand… Is it a coincidence that these also happen to be the ECHELON states? Via: Stuff: A leaked American study into military actions in Afghanistan [3.4mb PDF] reveals New Zealand is…
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police state int’l: scanners, chips, checkpoints & promis
your isp is watching you google offers to track you by your cell phonefrom cbsnews: Google is releasing free software Wednesday that enables people to keep track of each other using their cell phones. CNET got a sneak peek at it, and CNET-TV Senior Editor and Early Show contributor Natali Del Conte explained how it…
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police state int’l: propaganda, danger, threats & lists
pentagon clashes with media over control of information 27,000 work in pentagon pr & recruitingfrom danger room: Forget the drone stuff. Here is your eye-popping statistic of the day: “This year, the Pentagon will employ 27,000 people just for recruitment, advertising and public relations – almost as many as the total 30,000-person work force in…
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police state int’l: borders, biometrics & stupor bowl security
US/mexico border fence almost completefrom ap: The fence along the U.S.-Mexico border is mostly finished. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Lloyd Easterling says that 601 miles of the project had been completed as of a week ago. Easterling says 69 miles of the fence still must be built to meet the goal set during the…
