Monday, 10 September 2012

The Internet Is Our Generation's Library Of Alexandria - It's Under Attack



On June 2nd last year I warned that a war on the internet was imminent. I spoke about this to my webcam but that recording is no longer as I had my Youtube account shut down for transferring video from Google Videos to Google Youtube. This happened after I wrote a scathing review of some CIA disinformation mockumentary. I'm uninterested if that caused it. I just point out the timing.

I had no idea about SOPA, PIPA and ACTA at the time I warned about the war on the internet. I was paying close attention to Bill Clinton and his warmongering and vicious wife 'Unhinged Hillary'. They were both telling us just after the 2011 Bilderberg meeting that the internet was too dangerous to their class - the power elite. Some of the most extraordinary evidence of the crimes committed by both the Clinton's are on the internet and I assure you I was a supporter till I could no longer ignore the evidence.

Please go through all the Cathy O'Brien testimony to verify that claim for yourself.

It's easy to pretend that the internet is not under threat. However it is. It's also easy to buy the thin end of the wedge about commercial considerations. They are the WMD claims of this decade.

I feel very grateful that I've scoured the internet for most of the secrets that the corporate for profit media will never touch and so if it's switched off tomorrow I still know who, what, how, when, where and how much.

You however might need to make a decision on whether to spend some time figuring out where the secrets are or speaking up to keep the internet going in the golden years for a while longer.

If you haven't watched the movie Agora, about Hypatia and the Library of Alexandria I've embedded a trailer above and now I leave the task in your hands. The debate between an explanation for the cosmos between Aristarchus and Ptolemy is where we're heading back to if we let the elite war on the internet turn it into a duty free airport shop with clicks for cash only.

It wont be awesome if you don't speak up. Word.

Even If He Has Got A Dodgy Birth Certificate I Love This Staged Pic



Restaurant owner Scott Van Duzer was so excited about President Obama visiting his establishment this afternoon that he grabbed the president in a bear hug and lifted him off his feet at the Big Apple Pizza and Pasta restaurant.

The presidential motorcade stopped by the restaurant around 3 p.m. after driving from Melbourne through Vero Beach and down U.S. Route 1 to Fort Pierce.

Obama bounded into the restaurant and chatted with the 46-year-old Van Duzer, before the restaurant owner, who said he’s 6’3″ and 260 pounds, embraced and picked up the president. “Are you a power lifter or what?” Obama said.

Van Duzer, fresh off the golf driving range in gray athletic shorts and a gray T-shirt, showed Obama some awards on his wall before the president addressed reporters briefly. “One of the reasons we wanted to stop by is Scott has been doing unbelievable work out of this pizza shop in promoting the importance of donating blood,” Obama said.

“He has set some records here in Florida, he has received commendations from the White House, our surgeon general. He has galvanized and mobilized the local community and he’s educated kids and folks all across the country on this issue. And so this is an example of somebody who’s doing well, but he’s also giving back and so we just want to say how proud we are of him. “I’m still wondering how he got these biceps but what we know is that the guy’s got a big heart along with big pecs,” Obama said.

Port St. Lucie resident Van Duzer said he didn’t know about the president’s visit until he got a call from his manager about 40 minutes before the motorcade arrived. “I got goosebumps, so excited and just overwhelmed…just overwhelmed when I saw him, blown away,” said Van Duzer, who said he’s a Republican but supported Obama in 2008 and will vote for him again this year.

“I believe he’s passionate as I am, I’m a very passionate person and just to see his enthusiasm…that’s what it’s about,” Van Duzer said. Van Duzer said he has been organizing blood drives for about four years. While he spoke to reporters, the president visited some of the dozen or so customers and posed for at least one picture with a group of young men.

Sunday, 9 September 2012