time*treat's Blog

http://blogs.computerworld.com/17165/eff_warns_big_brother_wants_to_be_your_friend

The NSSM-200 doesn't really exist. It's just a "conspiracy". But...

http://nixon.archives.gov/virtuallibrary/documents/nssm/nssm_200.pdf

http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PCAAB500.pdf

'Wonder why imaginary documents are stored on dot-gov sites -- must just be to taunt the moon-bats.

Nixon -- 37th POTUS (R)

NY gubernatorial debate (really!)

Movie "Head of State"

Fear the Boom & Bust

Reactions and Making of the Video:
Economic Theory meets Popular Culture
(They show the final video with the first 30 secs and the final credits cut off, plus discuss the creative process and ideas that were rejected, e.g. Keynes singing a version of Stayin' Alive. )

The Toronto policeman dubbed "Officer Bubbles" over an incident during the G20 summit has launched a million-dollar lawsuit against popular website YouTube.

Const. Adam Josephs filed a $1.2-million lawsuit over cartoons that have surfaced since the incident.

Josephs received the nickname after a video showed him telling a young female protester that she could be arrested for blowing bubbles.

“If the bubble touches me, you're going to be arrested for assault," he told her. “It's a deliberate act on your behalf, I'm going to arrest you.”

The officer is suing the website over cartoons which he claims depict an officer resembling him abusing police power. Cartoons have surfaced showing a policeman arresting such people as Santa Claus and Barack Obama.

Josephs said in a statement of claim the cartoons have subjected him to ridicule and resulted in threats against him and his family.

"This level of ridicule goes beyond what is reasonable," James Zibarras, the officer's lawyer, told the Globe and Mail. "The reason we brought the lawsuit is that people have the right to protect themselves against this kind of harassment."

Josephs also wants YouTube to reveal the identity of the person behind the account where the cartoons originated. The cartoons no longer appear on the site.


http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/2010/10/16/toronto-g20-cop.html

Lots of "extra" places listed.

So what "plane" hit Capitol Hill, etc.?

Someone's got 4 very shifty eyes.

There's another incident mentioned during this story. More about that, here...

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2010/03/councilman_michael_johnsons_ph.php

He covers a lot of info -- from false flags, to flouride, to codex -- for what it's worth.

video

http://thecrowhouse.com/calling.html

How convenient. 1:55 in.

The same system that is killing you won't tell you the truth.

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http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2010pres/10/20101001a.html

Joint Statement by Secretaries Clinton and Sebelius on a 1946-1948 Study

Following is a joint statement by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius on the U.S. Public Health Service Sexually Transmitted Disease Inoculation Study of 1946-1948:

The sexually transmitted disease inoculation study conducted from 1946-1948 in Guatemala was clearly unethical. Although these events occurred more than 64 years ago, we are outraged that such reprehensible research could have occurred under the guise of public health.  We deeply regret that it happened, and we apologize to all the individuals who were affected by such abhorrent research practices.  The conduct exhibited during the study does not represent the values of the United States, or our commitment to human dignity and great respect for the people of Guatemala.  The study is a sad reminder that adequate human subject safeguards did not exist a half-century ago.

Today, the regulations that govern U.S.-funded human medical research prohibit these kinds of appalling violations. The United States is unwavering in our commitment to ensure that all human medical studies conducted today meet exacting U.S. and international legal and ethical standards.  In the spirit of this commitment to ethical research, we are launching a thorough investigation into the specifics of this case from 1946.  In addition, through the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, we are also convening a body of international experts to review and report on the most effective methods to ensure that all human medical research conducted around the globe today meets rigorous ethical standards.

The people of Guatemala are our close friends and neighbors in the Americas.  Our countries partner together on a range of issues, and our people are bound together by shared values, commerce, and by the many Guatemalan Americans who enrich our country.  As we move forward to better understand this appalling event, we reaffirm the importance of our relationship with Guatemala, and our respect for the Guatemalan people, as well as our commitment to the highest standards of ethics in medical research.

(Remember, it's OK to DO terrible things, but it is not OK to point them out or offer apology, as that upsets those who've learned the Cliff Notes version of history.)