Tag: terror
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4/7 pop occulture: burn, build, blast, banner
protests continue in afghanistan against quran burning* dangerous momentum building for unilateral declaration of a palestinian state in september; bible warns nations not to divide the land of israel* top uk druid charged with money fraud* how a ‘jester god’ revealed oldest mayan royal tomb* nyc grandma gets 3yrs in voodoo ritual case* ‘scientology: the…
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2/24 Binge & Purge: Suburban Survivalists, Biofuels & Baby Gaga
Suburban survivalists hoarding food, water & weapons
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12/31 binge & purge: prices, crisis & new year predictions
global food prices in 2011 face perilous rise* inflation may become a bigger worry in 2011 for food companies* food stamps to be spread out in 2011: michigan to change its food stamp distribution policy in 2011* food safety news naughty list 2010* with food safety bill, US govt will spend nearly $1m per person…
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12/23 binge & purge: hotel, motel, holiday in (cambodia)
obama to sign ‘food safety bill’ in early 2011* food safety bill proceeds after snafu fixed* terror plot to attack US hotel & restaurant food over a single weekend* al-ciada looking to attack US food?* US food chains investing in cambodia* feds order farmer to destroy wheat crops: shocking revelations of wickard v filburn* ‘save…
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Agraterror Threataganda: Terror Fight Extends to Nebraska Farm Land
Federal and local authorities said they’re keeping a close eye on the vulnerabilities of the heartland’s agricultural industry in efforts to prevent terrorist attacks.
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‘ex-cia’ head hayden says US should be able to shut down internet
from reuters: Cyberterrorism is such a threat that the U.S. president should have the authority to shut down the Internet in the event of an attack, Former CIA Director Michael Hayden said. Hayden made the comments during a visit to San Antonio where he was meeting with military and civilian officials to discuss cyber security.…
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Napolitano: US Must Balance Liberties & Cybersecurity
Fighting homegrown terrorism by monitoring Internet communications is a civil liberties trade-off the U.S. government must make to beef up national security, the nation’s homeland security chief said Friday.
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IARPA Wants to Scan your YouTube Clips for Terror Threats
Your Youtube videos could soon be scanned and evaluated for terror threats, thanks to a new project funded by the U.S. intelligence community that’ll create a searchable warehouse of open-source clips.
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Net Police: UK Signs Warn Against Accessing “Extremist” Material
Police signs have begun springing up in internet cafes in London warning users that they could be reported to the police and face criminal charges if they access “extremist”, “offensive” or “inappropriate” material.
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CIA Head Panetta Says ‘Cyber Attack Could Be Next Pearl Harbor’
Central Intelligence Agency director Leon Panetta told 300 Sacramento Metro Chamber Cap-to-Cap delegates that the next “Pearl Harbor” is likely to be an attack on the United States’ power, financial, military and other Internet systems.
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4/15 binge & purge: bayer hazard & banana republics
bayer admits gmo contamination out of control* ‘growing concern’ over marketing tainted beef* former US hostages sue chiquita for supporting terrorists* usda workers grow gardens for soup kitchens & food pantries* supplements exempted from codex language in ‘food safety bill’* update: usda finds major problems with toxins in meat supply*
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US Infowar Op Takes Down Site Used to Plan Attacks On Americans In Iraq
By early 2008, top U.S. military officials had become convinced that extremists planning attacks on American forces in Iraq were making use of a Web site set up by the Saudi government and the CIA to uncover terrorist plots in the kingdom.
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‘virtual flag terrorism’ is next threat
webster tarpley: US readies cyberwar, virtual flag terrorism from russia today: Cyber wars and cyber security are no longer fictional plots from science fiction movies. They are very real and very serious concerns for the American people, being tracked by politicians and the government in Washington. Webster Tarpley gives his opinion on the seriousness of…
