The coming "crisis" and American totalitarianism

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Annual water quality reports mailed to Chicagoans this month didn't say a word about sex hormones, painkillers or anti-cholesterol drugs, even though city officials found traces of pharmaceuticals and other unregulated substances in treated Lake Michigan water during the past year.

Like other cities, Chicago must notify the public if its drinking water contains certain regulated contaminants, including lead, pesticides and harmful bacteria.

But pharmaceutical chemicals, which have been detected in drinking water across the country, are not on that list. So Mayor Richard Daley is technically correct in stating that the "pure, fresh drinking water" pumped to 7 million people in Chicago and the suburbs "meets or exceeds all regulatory standards."

Drinking water standards haven't been updated for years, in part because little is known about how pharmaceutical concoctions might affect public health. But researchers and regulators are concerned about the potential effects of long-term exposure to these substances, which are designed to have an impact at low doses.

"We're just scratching the surface with what's been detected to date," said Dana Kolpin, a researcher at the U.S. Geological Survey. "And we don't have a clue about what these mixtures can do."

Chicago officials didn't start conducting their own tests until last year, after a Tribune investigation found small amounts of pharmaceuticals and other unregulated chemicals in samples of the city's tap water.

Chicago water: In public reports, city silent over sex hormones and painkillers found in treated drinking water -- chicagotribune.com

Are they drugging the population?

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The denial-of-service attacks launched on Web sites in South Korea and the United States earlier this month appear to have come from a master server in the United Kingdom, according to security researchers in Vietnam.

The master server controls all of the eight command and control servers involved in the series of distributed denial-of-service attacks that started on the July 4 weekend, security firm Bkis said in a blog posting on its Web site on Monday. Bkis said it gained control of two of the servers.

Researchers: Attacks on U.S., Korea sites came from U.K. | Security - CNET News

Wonder if it had anything to do with eircom's snafu?

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Don't know if you saw it Rhonda but the Irish Examiner reported a few days ago on the ongoing controversy over Dick Cheney's assassination squad.

"After 9/11, I haven’t written about this yet, but the Central Intelligence Agency was very deeply involved in domestic activities against people they thought to be enemies of the state. Without any legal authority for it. They haven’t been called on it yet."

"It is a special wing of our special operations community that is set up independently," explained respected investigative journalist Seymour Hersh. "They do not report to anybody, except in the Bush-Cheney days, they reported directly to the Cheney office. ... Congress has no oversight of it."

"It’s an executive assassination ring essentially, and it’s been going on and on and on" he explained, "Under President Bush’s authority, they’ve been going into countries, not talking to the ambassador or the CIA station chief, and finding people on a list and executing them and leaving. That’s been going on, in the name of all of us."

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Don't know if you saw is Rhonda but the Irish Examiner reported a few days ago on the ongoing controversy over Dick Cheney's assassination squad.

"After 9/11, I haven’t written about this yet, but the Central Intelligence Agency was very deeply involved in domestic activities against people they thought to be enemies of the state. Without any legal authority for it. They haven’t been called on it yet."

"It is a special wing of our special operations community that is set up independently," explained respected investigative journalist Seymour Hersh. "They do not report to anybody, except in the Bush-Cheney days, they reported directly to the Cheney office. ... Congress has no oversight of it."

"It’s an executive assassination ring essentially, and it’s been going on and on and on" he explained, "Under President Bush’s authority, they’ve been going into countries, not talking to the ambassador or the CIA station chief, and finding people on a list and executing them and leaving. That’s been going on, in the name of all of us."

Yes I saw that - Wayne Madsen on Alex Jones also talks about it

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuTKDaN1TU0]YouTube - Wayne Madsen on The Alex Jones Show 1/4:The Nwo's Private Hit Squad[/ame]

nothing would surprise me

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The Central Intelligence Agency’s secret assassination squad was allowed to operate anywhere in the world, including the United States, according to a Thursday report in The Washington Post.

Raw Story Report: ‘No geographical limitations’ on CIA assassination program

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The One Click Group - News Archives

I'm feeling so much better now that I know we have such competent pharmaceutical companies, well prepared for viral outbreaks at least a year ahead of time...

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZGn9c4NCws&eurl=]YouTube - Alex Jones - Where I Stand![/ame]

When I first listened to Alex Jones I was very skeptical and pretty much thought him a nut job, I thought he was excitable and full of bluster and somewhat militant - however every so often I would tune in and as time went on I realised that many of the things he was talking about were coming true and I started doing my own research.
I now believe him to be the real deal and I respect what he's trying to do.
He's not perfect and sometimes gets it wrong.
I still wish he wouldn't get so excited and jump to conclusions and not let people speak but I guess he's just a regular person too.
He gives many people their first exposure to what is going on and in that way the work he does is important.

[Almanac]

When I first listened to Alex Jones I was very skeptical and pretty much thought him a nut job, I thought he was excitable and full of bluster and somewhat militant - however every so often I would tune in and as time went on I realised that many of the things he was talking about were coming true and I started doing my own research.
I now believe him to be the real deal and I respect what he's trying to do.
He's not perfect and sometimes gets it wrong.
I still wish he wouldn't get so excited and jump to conclusions and not let people speak but I guess he's just a regular person too.
He gives many people their first exposure to what is going on and in that way the work he does is important.

This was my experience too.

Matt Cooper recently had Jim Corr on and said to him something like, "Well Jim I had you on this time last year and was incredulous at what you were saying, but since then the things that you were saying came true." (Cooper also mentioned the Bilderberg group in one of his columns, which you posted here.) No one's suggesting that these people are right about everything but a great deal of what they say is the truth. And people everywhere are getting a gradual nasty awakening like Charlie Skelton from the Guardian who went to monitor a Bilderberg conference and whose attitude turned from half-mocking to complete shock.

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[ame=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6890106663412840646]Mercury, Autism and the Global Vaccine Agenda[/ame]

this is truly a great vid with some very thought provoking info

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry7toSjjgXE&eur=]YouTube - Robert F Kennedy explains vaccines and the autism coverup[/ame]

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Explains the Autism Coverup