In House, Many Spoke With One Voice: The Lobbyists’Voice

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/15/us/politics/15health.html?_r=2

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This is the new TV ad for the implantable microchip that they are wanting to implant into you! 
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzewWpktidY&feature=player_embedded

CALL the Number on the screen 
1-866-347-4000

and tell them NO!!!... Tell them to get another job and STOP pandering
this INVASIVE Technology...We Need MASSIVE PUSH BACK 
BOYCOTT them NOW and Pass the word!

About Verichip:
 
VeriChip is the last Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved human-implantable radio-frequency identification (RFID) microchip. It is marketed by VeriChip Corporation, a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions, and it received United States FDA approval in 2004. About twice the length of a dime, the device is typically implanted between the shoulder and elbow area of an individual’s right arm.[1] Once scanned at the proper frequency, the VeriChip responds with a unique 16 digit number which could be then linked with information about the user held on a database for identity verification, medical records access and other uses. The insertion procedure is performed under local anesthetic in a physician's office. As an implanted device used for identification by a third party, it has generated controversy and debate.
 
Destron Fearing, a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions, initially developed the technology for the VeriChip.[2]
 
In the beginning of 2007, Verichip Corporation created Xmark, its corporate identity for healthcare products. Xmark incorporates the Hugs and the Halo system of infant protection; the RoamAlert system of wandering protection; the MyCall emergency response system; and the Assetrac asset tracking system.
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Verichip Shares Jump After H1N1 Patent License Win
 
(Reuters) - Shares of VeriChip Corp CHIP.O tripled after the company said it had been granted an exclusive license to two patents, which will help it to develop implantable virus detection systems in humans.
The patents, held by VeriChip partner Receptors LLC, relate to biosensors that can detect the H1N1 and other viruses, and biological threats such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, VeriChip said in a statement.
 
The technology will combine with VeriChip's implantable radio frequency identification devices to develop virus triage detection systems.
 
The triage system will provide multiple levels of identification -- the first will identify the agent as virus or non-virus, the second level will classify the virus and alert the user to the presence of pandemic threat viruses and the third level will identify the precise pathogen, VeriChip said in a white paper published May 7, 2009.
 
Shares of VeriChip were up 186 percent at $3.28 Monday late afternoon trade on Nasdaq. They had touched a year high of $3.43 earlier in the session.
 
(Reporting by Mansi Dutta in Bangalore

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I went to local gas station today (Veterans Day). As I pulled into
the service station I noticed an old car with a tarp on the back
that had a hand written message on it. It read, "Job waiting for me
in SanFran, need gas money, need work to pay my way, homeless
Veteran".
 
I walked up to the car to see if anyone was in it and found a
gentleman sitting in the drivers seat. I told him that I was a 16
year Air Force Sergeant and I thanked him for his service as a
Veteran.
 
Conversation went on.
 
His name is Jim Rogillio, he served as a Marine, Infantry between
1971 and 1972 (Vietnam) He is probably around 55 - 58 years old,
though looks strong. He does construction specializing in plumbing.
 
In short, he is living out of an old station wagon, he lost his
home recently and he has been hired at a Construction site out in
San Francisco (Only work he's been able to find)
 
Currently he is sleeping in his car just outside the gas station
here in Wichita, Kansas.
 
It's friggin Veterans Day and here is a Veteran living out of his
car, has a couple hundred bucks in his pocket, has no home and no
job.
 
Jim needs work. This Veteran needs our assistance.
 
He has a prepaid cel phone with him in case of emergencies. His
number is 505-697-7174
 
I'm sending this out far and wide and I hope you will as well.
 
Let's get Jim to San Francisco in one piece or if you have work for
him all the better.
 
I asked if it was ok for folks to call him and he said yes.
 
If you call him let him know that you received an email S.O.S. to
assist a Veteran on Veterans Day.
 
Thanks,
 
Eric Nordstrom

Keep Your Eye On The Money! Follow the Money Trail! Keep asking “Who benefits?”

FORT HOOD FALSE FLAG part 1 of 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8z0FzOdNq8

FORT HOOD FALSE FLAG part 2 of 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wW8vPjOw_Y&feature=related

FORT HOOD FALSE FLAG part 3 of 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V40mQ2xcWP0&feature=related

Suspected Hemorrhagic PneumoniaOutbreak Hits Ukraine

 - by Stephen Lendman 

 

By Allen McDuffee 

If you want to draw attention to a problem, try hiding it. That's the strategy of several military bases when it comes to the H1N1 vaccine.

Shortly after the Pentagon announced that all Armed Services personnel would soon be facing a mandatory H1N1 vaccination program, I started receiving email from soldiers, airmen, marines and sailors because of a previous story I had written on the anthrax vaccine. Mandatory vaccine programs are a sensitive subject in the military, so it's not a huge surprise that swift and visceral reactions to the program gained speed.

With a vaccine that was so new and little known about it, like many Americans, troops were heading to the web to find answers to their very legitimate questions — not only for themselves, but for their families who have the option of receiving the vaccine on base. What they found instead is that several websites and blogs with key information asking critical questions had been blocked from their viewing.

Among those that were repeatedly mentioned as blocked sites are the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), the site for Gary Matsumoto's book Vaccine-A, and vaccine expert Dr. Meryl Nass. NVIC is a national, non-profit founded in 1980s that, through public education, advocates "vaccine safety and informed consent protections in the mass vaccination system." Matsumoto's site contains a forum in which thousands upon thousands of service members have posted testimonies regarding their experiences with the anthrax vaccine. And Nass is one of the world's foremost experts on vaccines who has testified in front of Congressional committees — and, I might add, never has had a malpractice suit brought against her.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sites, however, are all available for military personnel. The official word from governmental agencies is welcome but critics, regardless of whether they were considered experts, are not.

According to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, the only blocking of websites Pentagon-wide was in 2007, when a number of heavy-trafficked sites that "used lots of bandwidth" had to be denied to reduce the wear on networks "to ensure they continued to be available for mission requirements."

That turns out not to be entirely accurate.

Some of you may recall the reporting earlier this year when wired.com's Danger Room blog reported that the Pentagon was blocking not only YouTube, but even their own TroopTube.
When TroopTube launched last November, for instance, it was billed as an answer to the bandwidth and security concerns surrounding other video sites. TroopTube "crunches video files into several sizes and automatically plays the one that best suits viewers' Internet connection speeds," the Associated Press reported at the time. And "a Pentagon employee screens each [upload] for taste, copyright violations and national security issues."

Nonetheless, the public affairs office at the Pentagon further instructed me that "anything that may be blocked at the Service or base level should be addressed there — it's a local issue."

Since I had the most information (and the most complaints) about Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, that's where I directed my questions. After repeated email and phones calls, nearly two weeks later a spokesperson for Wright-Patterson told me that:
The Air Force general policy is all websites are placed into categories based upon their content and intended audience. All unethical categories are blocked as are any sites that are uncategorized. Currently the sites referenced are blocked because they are uncategorized.

A wholly unsatisfactory answer that side-stepped the question, I took this statement to mean that blocking these websites had nothing to do with bandwidth use as in the Pentagon statement and everything to do with the content.

I asked the follow-up question: Since this is a recent decision to block them, why would they not just be categorized rather than being uncategorized? As a result, they would not be blocked for educational purposes of service personnel who have a mandatory H1N1 vaccination program?

Wright-Patterson did not respond to this question.

Making sure that servicemen and servicewomen consent to the vaccine and are informed is apparently not a concern for the Department of Defense. But the message is very clear for one service member who contacted me: "All you need to know is what we're telling you, so shut up and take the vaccine with no questions asked."

Nass, one of the experts whose site has been blocked, points out the real shame in all of this: "It's unfortunate that the service members who are defending our civil rights are not afforded the same consideration."

http://www.greens.org/s-r/35/35-19.html

In Surprise, Lou Dobbs Quits CNN

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/11/11/lou.dobbs.leaving/index.html

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----- Original Message -----

From: EDJ

To: libertytreeradio@yahoogroups.com ; orcastration

Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 06:26

Subject: Re: [libertytreeradio] Intel Report dropped from MilitiaRadio RSS Feed

 

I second the idea. 

 

I'd even be willing to provide server space, if I could get some technical help setting it up.

 

 

Respectfully,

 

Ed
_______________________________________

 

Patriot Barter, the real free trade agreement
http://ed63.com/barter

 

 

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: orcastration

To: libertytreeradio@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 7:41 AM

Subject: [libertytreeradio] Intel Report dropped from MilitiaRadio RSS Feed

 

i finally got the Intel Report on an RSS feed, which automatically drops it onto my iPod this summer via MilitiaRadio.com and now they've stopped carrying it? what's up with that? is there a problem?

we need to get this show carried on itunes or another RSS feed, so people who live on the road (like me) can have access to it. i've asked for this before, but not to the group. would anyone else benefit from this besides me?

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----- Original Message -----

From: orcastration

To: libertytreeradio@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 7:41 AM

Subject: [libertytreeradio] Intel Report dropped from MilitiaRadio RSS Feed

 

i finally got the Intel Report on an RSS feed, which automatically drops it onto my iPod this summer via MilitiaRadio.com and now they've stopped carrying it? what's up with that? is there a problem?

we need to get this show carried on itunes or another RSS feed, so people who live on the road (like me) can have access to it. i've asked for this before, but not to the group. would anyone else benefit from this besides me?

i finally got the Intel Report on an RSS feed, which automatically drops it onto
my iPod this summer via MilitiaRadio.com and now they've stopped carrying it?
what's up with that? is there a problem?

we need to get this show carried on itunes or another RSS feed, so people who
live on the road (like me) can have access to it. i've asked for this before,
but not to the group. would anyone else benefit from this besides me?

The Texas Militia is training the weekend of November 21st. at Camp Murphy a
private ranch near College Station, Texas with the 1st Texas Airsoft Training
Command.  The militia training is free of charge.  It is family oriented so a
lot of our militiamen bring their wives with them and camp out with us.

We will have rifle live fire and pistol live fire Saturday morning November 21st
at the private rifle and pistol range. You may arrive any time Friday night
November 20th after 7pm to start camping out with us or you may arrive Saturday
morning November 21st by 10am.

The free militia training will end Sunday morning and all participants in the
free militia training are welcome to stay for a class to get your Texas
Concealed Carry License from a state certified instructor for the bargain price
of a $50 donation to the 1st Texas Airsoft Training Command.  That is less than
half the price you could get it for anywhere else.

We will have training ops both daytime and nighttime. We will have a night op
Saturday night that will run until 11pm.  We will also have class room type
training so bring a note book and a pencil too. Bring your rifle, handgun, ammo,
paper targets, a full combat load, web gear, camelbak or canteen, camping gear,
folding chair or fold up camping chair, what you want to eat, drinking water,
and also bring your Airsoft rifle if you have one (for our force on force light
infantry warfare training).  Wear camo BDUs (or hunting camo if you don't have
BDUs), lace up jungle boots, combat boots or hunting boots.  Bring a flashlight,
a Coleman lantern if you already have one, a poncho, and a tent in case of rain.
If you don't have it all, bring what you can and collect what you don't have
over time.

Our force on force light infantry warfare training with Airsoft will be
conducted as combat simulations not as Airsoft games.

All militia units and fire teams attending field training exercises are to
maintain their unit control and command structure and may participate as a team
against the other team or teams in our force on force combat simulations.

For more information see our web page at http://TexasMilitia.Info and follow the
links there too.

We will have small unit light infantry warfare training.  We will practice
ambushes, counter-ambushes, and patrolling.

Saturday night we will have a big force on force night op.

We will be using Airsoft rifles for the light infantry small unit warfare force
on force training.  Please bring an Airsoft rifle if you can (having your own
Airsoft rifle is required the second time you attend).  Bring your own safety
glasses, shooting glasses, or Airsoft goggles.  Eye protection is required for
our Airsoft combat simulations.  Safety or shooting glasses are also required
for our live fire.

Most men who own rifles are already proficient with them.  What you can learn
training with us is how to fight as a team and how to train a local defense
group to fight as a team.

Our goal is to increase combat readiness and to increase participation in all
Texas Militia units.  Units start with just a three man fire team.

This is why you should train with the us; if a group of 12 hunters with no
infantry or militia experience fought against an equally equipped 12 man
invading foreign military long range reconnaissance patrol the group of hunters
would be wiped out 9 times out of 10 because the hunters do not know the art of
fire and maneuver and the hunters would not know how to coordinate their efforts
to fight as a team.

If World War III starts or if FEMA's priority Red List arrests start and
communication and transportation goes down you might not be able to link up with
your existing team but you can quickly train patriots you meet if you have
learned how to fight as a team from our training.

Everyone needs to bring at least one large trash bag and help keep all trash
picked up.  We must not leave any mess or trash for the land owner/host and we
must not throw cigarette butts on the ground.  No drugs and no illegal weapons
will be allowed.

If you will be attending along with the maps and directions we send you we will
also give you a cell phone number you can call that weekend only if you have any
trouble finding our training exercise or if you would rather meet us in town and
then follow us out.

If you want to be added to our Texas Militia training exercise notification list
for future training exercises send an e-mail to:  contact@...

IF YOU HAVE FRIENDS INTERESTED IN TRAINING YOU MAY BRING THEM WITH YOU.

If you will be attending RSVP so we will know how many participants to plan for.

Feel free to repost this message to your yahoo groups, my space page, and
forward it to your e-mail list.  If you have any questions send us an e-mail to
contact@...

If you will be attending send an e-mail to:  contact@...  telling
us a little about yourself if you haven't already (such as any previous militia,
military, or law enforcement experience and where in Texas you are from), and we
will send you maps and directions to the training exercise.