And then there were two...

Hello,
Links:

Revealed: Secret plan to keep Iraq under US control

Top Pentagon Scientists Fear Brain-Modified Foes


Obama Sponsors Fingerprint Registry Bill

Also...

PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION! Letter to the GOP

Here's the gist:

Most of us feel that the presumptive Presidential Candidate, Senator John McCain, is a fine individual (some of us don't), but he can not and will not win the 2008 race for the Presidency of the United States of America...

And here are two good articles from a Ray, a caller from PENN:

FACTBOX-Iraq's thorny negotiations with U.S.

McCain: I'd Spy on Americans Secretly, Too

Hillary 08': Never Give Up

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...or something like that.

Regardless, check out this article, about two artist Yazmany Arboleda, that focuses on both of the current Democratic candidates.

Obama Gallery

The Assassination of Hillary Clinton

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And hell, why don't you just look at the wikipage for the sentient world simulation (SWS).

Oh yeah, and when should you die? FIND OUT HERE!

cheers dere,
jon

Painting a more accurate Picture of OKC with Wendy Painting

Hi there,
Let's start this off with a video of the Pentagon testing their "active denial system". What does that mean? Well...

Pentagon Tests Raygun on Mock Anti-War Protestors

We also have our in-studio guest, Wendy Painting, who is working on her master's thesis on the OKC bombing. She's done a lot of great research and we're really looking forward to her final work. If you'd like to contact her, her email is:

Also:

Man threatened with arrest for wearing Transformers T-shirt

New Agreement on the Trans-Texas Corridor



cheers,
PNAC

Back in the Saddle

Boo ya,
Oh my god, here's something about ubiquitous computing.

And here's an excerpt from the article:

"...just by walking down the street you could be subject to a personal biometric system, you could be scanned by the gateway of the transit system, there could be something embedded in the street or in the flooring beneath you... you could be touching other tangible interfaces in the environment around you... the lamp posts and the other features of the streetscape could have informational services... and last but not least there's the surveillance element, there's a UAV, a robotic helicopter which is also surveying the cityscape and communicating with all of these devices... This is really what I mean by a transformation of the relationship between user and device. This person is not a user anymore in any real sense of the English world, they are a subject."
It may seem like a vision of a distant science fiction world, but this scenario laid out by Adam Greenfield, author of "Everyware: The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing", could be just around the corner. In fact, at this very moment in South Korea an entire city, a "U-city", is being built that utilizes ubiquitous technology. It had it's first test run in March of last year. Several other countries are currently planning, or are currently building cities modeled around South Korea's U-city.

What exactly is Ubiquitous Computing?

An "Everyware" world, as Adam Greenfield calls it, is a world in which computers are embedded and merged seamlessly everywhere in the environment. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags communicate their position and other information constantly in a vast network. Everyday objects become "searchable" as if they were part of the interconnected world wide web. Surveillance in an "Everyware" world is perfected to a degree that is unimaginable. Scientific management of people and the environment we inhabit becomes possible, and marketers' ultimate dreams come true."

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Also, check out this video of Mary Kaptur discussing the elites and NAFTA:

No case of the Mondays

Hi,
First off, if you're in the Chicago area, check out an upcoming event with Richard Gage:

dupage911truth.org

And, get ready to freak out:

New American Theology of Civil Submission

Confessions of an AcTERROR

Hide your children

The Sims (DoD Expansion Pack)

So,

First off, we have Sam Osemene, or Osemene  in studio today. He's running for Austin City Council and we are most happy to have him. If you'd like to learn more about his platform, please go to his website:

Vote4alonghorn.com

Lots of fantastic surveillance stories today. I, Jon that is, am starting to think that this coming police state we're going to see is going to be more and more invisible than anyone yet imagines. There are quite a few virtual simulations under way, or that are about to be, that have VR avatars for...well...everyone in 64 countries. Yes, you read correctly. Please, learn more about Sentient World Simulation. Which, I might add, is supposed to be a 

"continuously running, continually updated mirror model of the real world that can be used to predict and evaluate future events and courses of action. SWS will react to actual events that occur anywhere in the world and incorporate newly sensed data from the real world. [...] As the models influence each other and the shared synthetic environment, behaviors and trends emerge in the synthetic world as they do in the real world. Analysis can be performed on the trends in the synthetic world to validate alternate worldviews. [...] Information can be easily displayed and readily transitioned from one focus to another using detailed modeling, such as engineering level modeling, to aggregated strategic, theater, or campaign-level modeling." For Purdue abstract from Alok Chaturvedi titled Computational Challenges for a Sentient World Simulation published March 10, 2006, click here. 

Here are some other related articles. The first two are from the very cool George Washington's Blog:

- Spying, Artificial Intelligence, and Martial Law

- High Level Officials Warm of Fake Terror

- We talked about Chertoff's statements earlier in the month when they were made, but nonetheless, here's an article entitled "U.S. Has Launched a Cyber Security 'Manhattan Project,' Homeland Security Chief Claims"

And, perhaps the most shocking article published yesterday, though underreported no doubt:

- Scientists Create First Memristor: Missing Fourth Electronic Circuit Element

cheers,

jon