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Daisy Luther ~ Monsanto Declares A Sneaky Social Media War Against Protesters

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The Daily Sheeple May 21 2013

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One of the most powerful tools in the arsenal of the grass roots food freedom fight is social media. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and many more networks allow people to instantly connect and provide a platform for information to be passed on exponentially. Facebook and Google are the two biggest websites in the entire world, and their reach is nearly unlimited.

Last week, the Monsanto Company made it very clear that they were under the gun via social media, and they went on the defense, weakly claiming that those who object with their toxic seeds and deadly farming methods were “elitist,” thereby attempting to undermine us as snobbish people who don’t see the big picture and who don’t care about world hunger.

This week, they’ve upped their game. Mysterious things have been occurring on the social networks: posts have disappeared, some posts are hidden from the timelines of readers, and trolls abound on pages promoting this weekend’s March Against Monsanto, happening worldwide on May 25.

Like any cornered rat, the leviathan seed company can see the very large threat coming their way, and it appears that they are pulling out all the stops to fight as dirty as they can. But the movement against the company is so powerful, that despite paid-off politicians and billions of dollars in the war chest, Monsanto knows that they’ve been outmatched. What we’re seeing now are the last, desperate attempts to keep the general public from learning about the man-made global disaster that was created by Monsanto.

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Paul Joseph Watson ~ Groundbreaking New Bilderberg Revelations Coming Soon

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Infowars.com May 12 2013

Key intelligence uncovered: Transformation of Bilderberg into new breed of technocratic elite

Infowars reporter Paul Joseph Watson outside the Grove Hotel, Hertfordshire.

Major new revelations concerning the secretive Bilderberg Group have been uncovered by Infowars reporters who visited the Grove Hotel in Watford, UK – site of the elitist confab’s 2013 get-together.

With international policy having been set by Bilderberg for decades behind closed doors with complete contempt for transparency and the democratic process, the organization is in the process of merging with a new breed of technocrats under the umbrella of Google – with the behemoth corporation being handed the baton by Bilderberg to implement policies in a variety of different fields, both technology-related and geopolitical.

Infowars reporters who visited the Grove were able to document how the site is being used as an outpost for social media-driven regime change under the auspices of the “Arab Spring”.

The hotel is a key encampment for the newly extended private corporate-global government.

Other sources had already indicated that this was unfolding which is why Infowars reporters were sent to the Grove well in advance of Bilderberg’s 2013 confab.

The information set to be released is a game changer and will highlight how Bilderberg is transforming itself into a new technocratic elite, with Google at the helm.

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Anthony Gucciardi ~ Governments Demanding Google Censor Online Criticism At Record Levels

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StoryLeak April 26 2013

Disagree with the government? You may have your content yanked from Google if governments around the world get their way in the latest round of removal requests attempting to censor government criticism.

google government censorshipThe fate of over 24,179 pieces of content is caught in the struggle between Google and government entities, with the search juggernaut on the receiving end of 2,285 government requests to flush the content down the memory hole. Google states on its official blog that the content takedown requests are not only piling in at record levels, but they specifically demand the censorship of political content that criticizes the government or government officials.

In the post on their blog regarding censorship on the web and the increased number of takedown notices from government, the Google Public Policy post details:

“As we’ve gathered and released more data over time, it’s become increasingly clear that the scope of government attempts to censor content on Google services has grown. In this particular time period, we received court orders in several countries to remove blog posts criticizing government officials or their associates.”

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Michael Snyder ~ The Big Dogs On Wall Street Are Starting To Get Very Nervous

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Economic Collapse blog February 21 2013

Google chairman Eric Schmidt

Why are some of the biggest names in the corporate world unloading stock like there is no tomorrow, and why are some of the most prominent investors on Wall Street loudly warning about the possibility of a market crash?  Should we be alarmed that the big dogs on Wall Street are starting to get very nervous?  In aprevious article, I got very excited about a report that indicated that corporate insiders were selling nine times more of their own shares than they were buying.  Well, according to a brand new Bloomberg article, insider sales of stock have outnumbered insider purchases of stock by a ratio of twelve to one over the past three months.  That is highly unusual.  And right now some of the most respected investors in the financial world are ringing the alarm bells.  Dennis Gartman says that it is time to “rush to the sidelines”, Seth Klarman is warning about “the un-abating risks of collapse”, and Doug Kass is proclaiming that “we’re headed for a sharp fall”.  So does all of this mean that a market crash is definitely on the way?  No, but when you combine all of this with the weak economic data constantly coming out of the U.S. and Europe, it certainly does not paint a pretty picture.

According to Bloomberg, it has been two years since we have seen insider sales of stock at this level.  And when insider sales of stock are this high, that usually means that the market is about to decline…

Corporate executives are taking advantage of near-record U.S. stock prices by selling shares in their companies at the fastest pace in two years.

There were about 12 stock-sale announcements over the past three months for every purchase by insiders at Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPX) companies, the highest ratio since January 2011, according to data compiled by Bloomberg and Pavilion Global Markets. Whenever the ratio exceeded 11 in the past, the benchmark index declined 5.9 percent on average in the next six months, according to Pavilion, a Montreal-based trading firm.

But it isn’t just the number of stock sales that is alarming.  Some of these insider transactions are absolutely huge.  Just check out these numbers…

among the biggest transactions last week were a $65.2 million sale by Google Inc.’s 39-year-old Chief Executive Officer Larry Page, a $40.1 million disposal by News Corp.’s 81- year-old Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch and a $34.2 million sale from American Express Co. chief Kenneth Chenault, who is 61. Nolan Archibald, the 69-year-old chairman of Stanley Black & Decker Inc. who plans to leave his post next month, unloaded $29.7 million in shares last week and Amphenol Corp. Chairman Martin Hans Loeffler, 68, sold $27.5 million, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, 57, announced plans to sell as many as 3.2 million shares in the operator of the world’s most-popular search engine. The planned share sales, worth about $2.5 billion, represent about 42 percent of Schmidt’s holdings.

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Mick Meaney ~ The Social Network Spy Software Created By War Criminals

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Activist Post February 11 2013

A video obtained by the Guardian details “new” surveillance software that is capable of gathering vast amounts of personal information about people from websites like Facebook and Twitter.

Raytheon, the company behind the software, has confirmed that it had already shared the technology with the US government in 2010, effectively creating what has been dubbed as a “Google for spies”.

The Guardian also reports that Rapid Information Overlay Technology, or Riot, mines multiple online sources to build up detailed pictures of someones life, including their friends and the places they visit.

As you’d rightly expect, some concerns have been raised.

An attorney at the Electronic Privacy Information Centre, Ginger McCall said:

Social networking sites are often not transparent about what information is shared and how it is shared. Users may be posting information that they believe will be viewed only by their friends, but instead, it is being viewed by government officials or pulled in by data collection services like the Riot search.

Jared Adams, a spokesman for Raytheon’s, defended the technology:

Riot is a big data analytics system design we are working on with industry, national labs and commercial partners to help turn massive amounts of data into usable information to help meet our nation’s rapidly changing security needs.

Its innovative privacy features are the most robust that we’re aware of, enabling the sharing and analysis of data without personally identifiable information [such as social security numbers, bank or other financial account information] being disclosed.

Phew. So they won’t be able to get your financial information, just everything else you share online. What could possibly go wrong?

Raytheon and the US government are good pals, last weekthe Department of Defense announced that it had awarded the defense company a mysterious contract worth $116 million to provide engineering services for Patriot surface-to-air missile systems.

Now here’s what you won’t find reported in the mainstream media…

Raytheon, the world’s largest producer of guided missiles, is guilty of corporate crimes, as international law holds:

Individuals and corporations liable for supplying governments with weapons that are used to commit war crimes and crimes against humanity.

In 1999, the US Navy fired 220 Tomahawk missiles that deliberately targeted essential civilian services in Yugoslavia, making life unbearable for the Serbian people.

The missiles destroyed Belgrade’s electrical grid and major bridges across the Danube.

Article 54 of Protocol I of the 1977 Geneva Conventions defines the destruction of ‘objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population’ as a war crime.

As Raytheon supplied the missiles to the US government, they too are guilty of war crimes according to international law.

Daniel Taylor ~ We Are Being Pulled Into The Matrix Like Never Before

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Activist Post February 7 201

Project Glass

Technology has enabled modern mankind to enjoy a lifestyle that our ancestors could only dream of. Countless numbers of science fiction writers have warned for decades about the negative side to our advancing technology. Every new technology invented has the capacity to be used for the benefit or destruction of mankind. Even technologies originally intended for good can be misused.

Could many of our society’s ills be connected to our over dependency on technology? Is the answer, as transhumanist leader Ray Kurzweil says, to simply merge with it? If we do, will our humanity still be in-tact?

Let’s take a look at some statistics.

According to a 2010 LA Times report, young people spend on average 53 hours a week watching TV, playing video games, and sitting at the computer.

Facebook users spend about 15 hours a month on the social networking site.

People are walking – and driving – blindly while texting, sometimes walking into fountains and even falling off cliffs. 

A literal matrix is being built around us. It hasn’t snatched all of us up yet, but there are warning signs everywhere. The food we eat is increasingly synthetic. Much of the news we watch has been shown to be a total fabrication. The virtual world offers endless hours of entertainment, pressing buttons in our brains to make us come back for more even when we don’t want to. It even offers virtual mates that some men end up finding more pleasurable than their real partners.

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Zack Whittaker ~ Yes, The FBI And CIA Can Read Your Email. Here’s How

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Govt Slaves | November 14 2012 | ZDNet

The U.S. government — and likely your own government, for that matter — is either watching your online activity every minute of the day through automated methods and non-human eavesdropping techniques, or has the ability to dip in as and when it deems necessary — sometimes with a warrant, sometimes without.

That tin-foil hat really isn’t going to help. Take it off, you look silly.

Gen. David Petraeus, the former head of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, resigned over the weekend after he was found to have engaged in an extra-marital affair. What caught Petraeus out was, of all things, his usage of Google’s online email service, Gmail.

This has not only landed the former CIA chief in hot water but has ignited the debate over how, when, and why governments and law enforcement agencies are able to access ordinary citizens’ email accounts, even if they are the head of the most powerful intelligence agency in the world.

If it makes you feel any better, the chances are small thatyour own or a foreign government will snoop on you. The odds are much greater – at least for the ordinary person (terrorists, hijackers et al: take note) — that your email account will be broken into by a stranger exploiting your weak password, or an ex-lover with a grudge (see “Fatal Attraction“).

Forget ECHELON, or signals intelligence, or the interception of communications by black boxes installed covertly in data centers. Intelligence agencies and law enforcement bodies can access — thanks to the shift towards Web-based email services in the cloud — but it’s not as exciting or as Jack Bauer-esque as one may think or hope for.

The easiest way to access almost anybody’s email nowadays is still through the courts. (Sorry to burst your bubble, but it’s true.)

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Christina ~ Cosmic Diction The Annunciated Truth

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The Golden Heart Dialogues | August 1 2012

Copyright Christina Fisher 2010

The Eras and Eros of Our Wholeness

Knowing the truth of our existence is on the way, matter of fact it is within the realm of right here, now. We are at this very moment being rivaled by an unseen and unfathomable event. An event that will top all other events recorded in our terrestrial history. The future self, our inner galactic form, is standing by, very close by. We are about to know of our origin, our original intent.

Cosmic Diction

The annunciated truth is the protectorate governing the sanctity of life. It is the unobstructed variance that has held within its pretext the untenable right for us to know the truth of our primary intent. Or in other words, who we truly are and why we are here, and what our true purpose is. It is within the realm of truth, for each individual aspirant, to evolve to the utmost potential engrained within. We will invariably know what in fact has been missing throughout our lifetimes on this planet. The untold will be revealed and truth will become the norm. Living in this new and everyday realm will be our recourse. We will apply our unlimited potential in our ordinary living. Upon the return of our clear vision we may initially be aghast at our former way of life imposed upon us. There will be the activation of our knowing, so profuse, that the common reaction will be utter astonishment and disbelief.

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Paul Joseph Watson ~ Spy Agency Has Google-Style Capability To Search All Communications

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Infowars | Wednesday, July 18, 2012

The National Security Agency is storing all electronic communications and analyzing them in real time, according to former NSA employee turned whistleblower William Binney, who warns that the federal agency has a Google-style capability to search all conversations for keywords.

Since 2008, the NSA has had the legal power to intercept all phone calls, emails and text messages sent by American citizens without probable cause. However, although long suspected, the agency has never admitted that it is analyzing the content of such messages, conceding only that persons, dates and locations are part of the snooping process.

However, in a recent sworn declaration to the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Binney, a former NSA employee with the signals intelligence agency within the DoD, divulges that the federal agency, “has the capability to do individualized searches, similar to Google, for particular electronic communications in real time through such criteria as target addresses, locations, countries and phone numbers, as well as watch-listed names, keywords, and phrases in email.”

Using as many as twenty data intercept centers throughout the United States which can each store an almost unimaginable quantity of information, Binney notes that, “The sheer size of that capacity indicates that the NSA is not filtering personal electronic communications such as email before storage but is, in fact, storing all that they are collecting.”

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Paul Buchheit ~ How the Ultra-Rich Betray America

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Common Dreams | May 21 2012

OPINION ~ The betrayals come in many forms. Here are a few of the more outrageous, and destructive, examples:

Evasion: Corporations suddenly stopped meeting their tax responsibilities

While corporate profits have doubled to $1.9 trillion in less than ten years, the corporate income tax rate, which for thirty years hovered around the 20-25% level, suddenly dropped to 10% after the recession. It has remained there for three years.

We are seeing a manifestation of the Shock Doctrine. Corporations are using the national emergency of the financial collapse to make a statement about taxes, and a traumatized nation is too preoccupied to do anything about it.

Delusion: Technology companies won’t admit that much of their ‘innovation’ is due to public assistance

According to the report Funding a Revolution, government provided almost half of basic research funds into the 1980s. Federal funding still accounted for half of research in the communications industry as late as 1990. Even today, the federal government supports about 60 percent of the research performed at universities.

Apple’s first computer was introduced in the late 1970s. Apple still does most of its product and research development in the United States, with US-educated engineers and computer scientists.

Google’s business is based on the Internet, which started as ARPANET, the Defense Department’s Advanced Research Projects Agency computer network from the 1960s. The National Science Foundation funded the Digital Library Initiative research at Stanford University that was adopted as the Google model.

Apple got its tax bill down to 9.8% last year. About 2/3 of its profits remain overseas for tax avoidance purposes. Google, like Apple, avoids taxes by moving most of its foreign profits through Ireland and the Netherlands to Bermuda. Both Apple and Google, along with Microsoft and Cisco, are lobbying for a repatriation tax holiday to allow billions of overseas dollars to come home at a greatly reduced tax rate.

An Apple executive said: “We don’t have an obligation to solve America’s problems.” That may be true, but they do have an obligation to pay the taxes that help America solve its problems.

Desertion: The people who benefit most from government are renouncing their citizenships to avoid taxes

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