Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 But no matter how long I stare at the pentagon video frames, I still cannot see a Boeing 757. I've come to the conclusion that the only way to see a Boeing 757 in the frames released so far is to hallucinate it. Americans are good a hallucinating, especially when such hallucinations are demanded by the mainstream media. Drugged up on fluoride and medications, about half the American population will see anything you tell them to see, as long as it is consistent with current cultural mythology. |
| Maybe they show a giant "X" spray-painted on the side of the pentagon, as in, "Hit it here!" Perhaps the 84 videos were all mysteriously erased by the terrorists who don't want the FBI to study their flight path, or the FBI is so strapped for cash that it's waiting to auction them off on eBay to the highest bidder.
These are all possibilities that must be considered. Some are more likely than others. |
| Out of 84 confiscated video tapes that might show what really hit the pentagon, these few selective frames are the best they can come up with?
People will see what they want to see, I suppose. Some people over at Fox News insist they see a Boeing 757 in these video frames. And why not? I once saw the Virgin Mary on a Mexican tortilla. Years ago, I thought I saw Jay Leno on a pancake (before I ate it, that is). People tend to see what they are told to see, or what they're familiar with. Some folks see letters of the alphabet carved into rocks on Mars. |
| Besides, don't you think that if a Boeing 757 had been clearly caught on tape smashing into the pentagon, Fox News would be showing the video with non-stop repetition like it did with the twin towers tapes? If videos existed that bolstered the government's story, you can bet they'd be circulating. Or maybe, just maybe, they're holding them back in preparation for a grand public announcement intended to embarrass conspiracy theorists. Or perhaps they need more time to Photoshop the video frames. Either way, we'll probably never know. |
| Mass media misdirection
Actually, it doesn't really matter what hit the pentagon. This isn't the whole story. It's just a distraction to keep people from talking about the WTC 7 building -- the one that mysteriously collapsed in controlled demolition fashion due to, we're told, a couple of small office fires.
The mainstream media won't touch the WTC 7 question, because there's plenty of video footage showing its controlled demolition, and there's no reasonable explanation for what happened other than the use of pre-planned explosive charges. |
| But even if these video frames prove nothing, the big question remains: What could have hit the pentagon and exploded in such an obvious fireball (which is clearly visible in the video frames)?
The conspiracy theorists say it might have been a single-engine US Navy A3 SkyWarrior jet. Or perhaps a remote controlled (but heavily armed) drone. I think it was a high-speed grilled cheese sandwich flung by the hand of Allah, all the way from Afganistan. That's the only thing that can explain both the missing airplane wreckage and the smell of burned toast following the incident. |
Samuel S. Epstein, M.D.
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The rBGH pentagon Papers
Review of confidential INADA files, the rBGH pentagon Papers, submitted by Monsanto to the FDA, and leaked anonymously to the author in October, 1989, has confirmed evidence on a wide range of adverse veterinary effects induced by s-BGH, besides public health concerns, as I previously reported [International Journal of Health Services 20( 1 ):573-582,1990] but stridently denied by the FDA and industry and its academic consultants. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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Do you believe in health freedom? So does Ron Paul
Ron Paul is also the only candidate who believes in health freedom. All the other candidates would support the status quo in health care today: Big Pharma dominance, FDA censorship, monopoly prices in medicine and the assault and imprisonment of individuals who dare to tell the truth about the healing properties of the superfoods and nutritional supplements they sell. The other candidates may talk about "reforms," but all they're really talking about is a shell game of shifting who pays for all disease in this country. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Sure, it's a bit sci-fi right now, and the company claims it's not looking to arm its robots with military weapons, but you can bet the pentagon has a different plan. An army of robotic soldiers who won't question orders (or die) is every war monger's secret dream...
So read this review carefully and think twice about whether you want to support a company that's arming robots with Tasers right now. And be sure to stay inside your little Free Speech Zone box at your next public rally, or else you might be targeted with a Taser-toting Terminator 'bot.
"Don't Tase me, bro! |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Department of Defense because, historically, the military has had higher and heavier rates of tobacco use than civilians," wrote the researchers. The pentagon health survey found, among members of the U.S. military, smoking increased from 30% in 1988 to 34% in 2002 -- the first recorded rise since 1980.
Among the U.S. population in general, smoking has steadily decreased since 1965. In 1965, 42.4% of American adults were smokers, compared to 20.9% in 2004. This decline began after the Surgeon General's first report on the dangers of smoking in 1964. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Pretty much everybody thinks they saw a jumbo jet fly into the pentagon on 9/11, too, but as I've stated previously, it was actually a flying grilled cheese sandwich.
And I have the photo to prove it! |
Bill Sardi
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 Even the pentagon gets involved with $249 million given in 2004 for research grants. Drug companies devote about $7.4 billion for cancer R&D. So Fortune Magazine estimated that taxes, donations, and private R & D, all totaled, in the war on cancer, piles up to $200 billion in inflation-adjusted dollars since 19711 That's a lot of money for no cures.
More tragic, virtually every cancer researcher concedes cancer is very difficult to treat and that cancer prevention programs would likely produce real declines in cancer mortality. |
Richard Leviton
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 It is as intensely protected and secretive as the Pentagon's war machinations in the early days of Vietnam before The New York Times blew the Pentagon's cover by publishing the "Pentagon Papers" in the late 1960s. Now one might say the machinations have moved across the Potomac to the FDA and National Institutes of Health, which are to alternative medicine what the pentagon was to the anti-Vietnam protesters. Why do the media keep belittling the subject and marginalizing its merits? Are these "forces" organized? |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Martin, Patrick. "The pentagon gassed American soldiers and civilians in 1960s tests." World Socialist Web Site. Oct. 18, 2002.
Meiklejohn, Gordon N., M.D. "Commission on Influenza." Histories of the Commissions. Ed. Theodore E. Woodward, M.D. The Armed Forced Epidemiological Board. 1994.
Merritte, LaTasha, et al.. "The Banality of Evil: Human Medical Experimentation in the United States." The Public Law Online Journal. Spring 1999.
Milgram, Stanley. "Milgram Experiment." Wikipedia. 2006.
New York City Administration of Children's Services. Press release. 22 Apr. 2005.
"Operation Plumbbob. |
David R. Montgomery
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 A mysterious green pentagon in the center of the drought-ravaged zone turned out to be a quarter-million-acre ranch separated from the surrounding deserr by a simple barbed wire fence. The ranch, established in the same year that the drought began, was divided into five sectors, with the cattle allowed to graze one sector each year. Limiting the intensity of grazing prevented the problems that brought starvation to the sutrounding countryside.
Deserrificarion began in both the Sahel and North Africa during rhe 1950s and 1960s, despire above average Norrh African rainfall during these years. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 His right arm was shattered in the explosion, but the pentagon apparently wanted an arm AND a leg as it forced him to cough up the cash (which he had to borrow from his Army buddies to pay).
This must be Bush's new plan to finance the war in Iraq. Make the soldiers pay with not only their lives, but their checkbooks, too. Now, perhaps, soldiers will have to take out loans for whatever protective gear they wish to wear. I wonder, if an Apache pilot gets shot down and killed, will the pentagon bill his family for the helicopter? |
Samuel S. Epstein, M.D.
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The rBGH pentagon Papers
Review of confidential INADA files, the rBGH pentagon Papers, submitted by Monsanto to the FDA, and leaked anonymously to the author in October, 1989, has confirmed evidence on a wide range of adverse veterinary effects induced by s-BGH, besides public health concerns, as I previously reported [International Journal of Health Services 20( 1 ):573-582,1990] but stridently denied by the FDA and industry and its academic consultants. |
David Steinman
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 But given the damage inflicted by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, we have to wonder whether this is a first shot across the bow. The pentagon report gave a model scenario that includes particularly severe storms, one of which would cause the ocean to break through levees in the Netherlands, making a few key coastal cities such as The Hague unlivable. |
Lynne Mctaggart
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 With Pat's first remote viewing of the secret pentagon site, he'd begun his viewing from 1500 feet up to take the scene in as a whole and then zoomed in for closer detail.
The worst thing a remote viewer could do was to interpret or analyze what he saw. This tended to color his impressions as the information was still filtering through, and invariably, he would guess wrong. Based on that guess, he would begin to interpret other items in the scene as being likely companions to the interpreted main image. If one viewer thought he saw a castle, he'd begin looking for a moat. |
David Steinman
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| The pentagon report is an assessment of the earliest possible date where you might begin to see some effects from global warming," he said.
By 2010, it is increasingly probable these will show up and certainly more likely by 2050 the changes will begin to become manifest. The issue really becomes one of extreme climate change and rapid movement from where we are today. The magnitude and pace of change are the issues. I feel quite confident that some big part of the change we are seeing is the increasing carbon dioxide emissions from industry—this is a big factor. |
Lynne Mctaggart
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| What Swann and Price had correctly described was a vast secret pentagon underground facility in the Blue Ridge Mountains of West Virginia, manned by National Security Agency code breakers, whose main job was to intercept international telephone communications and control US spy satellites. It was as though their psychic antennae had picked up nothing of note with the original coordinates and so scanned the area until they got on the wavelength of something more relevant to the military. |
| In 1978, the Army had its own psychic spying intelligence unit in place, code-named Grill Flame, possibly the most secret program in the pentagon, manned by enlisted men who'd claimed some talent in psychic phenomena. By the time of Ed May's tenure, a who's who of scientists consisting of two Nobel laureates and two chairs of department at universities, all chosen for their skepticism, sat on a government Human Use and Procedural Over-, sight committee. |
Shannon Brownlee
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 It was a payment plan that rivaled the cushiest of pentagon deals, and it proved to be a recipe for fiscal disaster. Just a year after enactment, a report to Congress stated that Medicare's system for paying hospitals "contains no incentives whatsoever for good management and almost begs for poor management." Between 1970 and 1975, Medicare reimbursements to hospitals doubled, and then doubled again by 1980, far faster than anybody had anticipated at the start. Total health care spending went up an average of 12. |
David Steinman
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| Like a lot of you, I don't know how much of the alleged global warming we see now is the result of industrialization, or if the scenario presented to the pentagon will come to pass. But no less a conservative journal than Fortune magazine opines that just like no one expected terrorists to commandeer jetliners and fly them into the World Trade Center, taking actions now to shape our safe trip to the future is critical, and we need to get away from partisan politics and do what is right.8
No one knows for sure what will happen. |
| For 40 years, the man pentagon insiders call Yoda has foreseen the future of war—from battlefield bots rolling off radar-proof ships to GIs popping performance pills. And that was before the war on terror."6
Marshall, the national security futurist, is out searching for America's enemies, predicting scenarios that we must take seriously. Marshall's job is to deliver the news ahead of time. At that point, it's up to the branches of government to assess and prepare accordingly. |
| According to the pentagon report, here's what to expect:
First Decade
?Severe cold and drought push Scandinavians south to Africa's shore. Disagreements with Canada and Mexico over water increases tension with the United States, driving wedges between nations, and increasing northward migration to America and Canada. Asia erupts into border skirmishes and conflict between Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and China; there are mass migrations toward Burma of people seeking fresh water.
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| He was at another hot spot on 9/11 when a terrorist-controlled jetliner crashed into the pentagon. Haplea told me with evident pride that he was back at work by noon on the same day. The naval intelligence expert hadn't left active duty for long at all when Sidney J. Caspersen, New Jersey's brilliant director of the Office of Counter-Terrorism, offered him the assistant director's position. ("The kind of talented people we want here at homeland security," Caspersen tells me later when we're back at his office in West Trenton.) "We have to work with every aspect of the community," Haplea says. |
Lynne Mctaggart
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| Hal and Ken's discoveries were given an unexpected boost when the pentagon, which rates new technologies in order of importance to the nation, listed condensed-charge technology, as zero-point energy research was then termed, as number 3 on the National Critical Issue List, only after stealth bombers and optical computing. A year later, condensed-charge technology would move into the number two slot. |
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