Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
My enemies speak evil of me...when shall they die and their names perish with them?
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| Mine enemies speak evil of me, When shall he die, and his name perish? 6 And if he come to see me, he speaketh vanity: his heart gathereth iniquity to itself; when he goeth abroad, he telleth it. 7 All that hate me whisper together against me: against me do they devise my hurt. 8 An evil disease, say they, cleaveth fast unto him: and now that he lieth he shall rise up no more. 9 Yea, mine own familiar friend, in whom I trusted, which did eat of my bread, hath lifted up his heel against me. 10 But thou, O Lord, be merciful unto me, and raise me up, that I may requite them. 11 By this I know that thou favourest me, because mine enemy doth not triumph over me. 12 And as for me, thou upholdest me in mine integrity, and settest me before thy face for ever. |
Persecution for revealing the truth of Earth
Romans 8:35/36
Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?
As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.
Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?
As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.
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| I am with you, even to the End of Days... |
10 signs of radiation poisoning
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| Nausea and vomiting Bruising and inability to heal wounds Bleeding out of orifices Bloody diarrhea and vomit Radiation burns Hair loss Headaches, weakness and fatigue Mouth sores Seizures and tremors Fever and infections There is lot of speculation and even evidence that radiation is whacking the west coast of the US and Canada. |
Sunday, January 5, 2014
EDTA Chelation for removing radiation particles in the body
Juicing and Raw Foods: EDTA Chelation: The Real "Miracle" Therapy for Vascular Disease The story of EDTA chelation therapy is as much political as it is medical. Co...
parents Insist Vaccines Killed Their Sick and Frag...
MessiahMews Blogs: Parents Insist Vaccines Killed Their Sick and Frag...: Robert has been talking to this child's mother for some time. About a year and a half now. http://vactruth.com/2012/06/08/vaccines-ki...
Hotel Fukushima
Warm smell of metallic, rising up through the air
Up ahead in the distance, I saw a skyshine light
My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim.
I had to stop from fright
There I stood in the highway;
I heard the Nuclear warning bell
And I was thinking to myself,
'This ain't no longer Heaven it’s going to be Hell'
Then the plume lit up like a Nuclear candle showing me the bright of day
There were voices down the enenews corridor,
I thought I heard them say…
Welcome to the Hotel Fukushima
Such a dangerous place
Such a ugly waste.
Plenty of Radioactivity at the Hotel Fukushima
Any time of year, you can find it here.
They're mind is greedy-twisted, they all got Mercedes bends
They all got a lot of pretty, pretty toys, as they're safety pretends.
How they fear in the control room, in paranoid sweat.
Some failed to remember, some do drugs to forget.
So I called up the Captain,
'Please bring me my dosimeter time'
He said,
'We haven't had that high count here since nineteen sixty nine'
And still those enenews posters from far away,
Wake you up in the middle of the night Just to hear them say…
Welcome to the Hotel Fukushima
Such a poisoned place
Such an ugly waste
They're all dying up at the Hotel Fukushima
What a contamination surprise, bring your TepCo alibis
Smoke and mirrors used for Nuclear dealing,
The champagne fizzing becquerels behind a wall of ice
And they said
'We are all just prisoners here, of Yakuza's device'
And in the reactors chambers,
They gathered to stop the radiation released
They stab at it with their homeless worker's lives,
But they just can't kill the Nuclear beast.
Last thing I remember, they was
Running for the door
Trying to find the passage back
To the place it was before.
'Relax,' said Abe the Japanese man
,
We are programmed to bow and leave.
You can checkout any time you like, but radiation in you can never leave!
You want number one sucky?
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Nuke Pro: Conversions / Safety Limits
Nuke Pro: Conversions / Safety Limits: Strontium Limits - Annual http://www.crios.be/ionizing_radiation/internal/strontium/biological_characteristics.htm Uranium for dummies http:...
Gov SWAT Teams Target "Rugged Individuals" Who Grow Their Own Food, Produce Their Own Electricity
Gov SWAT Teams Target "Rugged Individuals" Who Grow Their Own Food, Produce Their Own Electricity
They want you enslaved on the grid, paying high rents in crappy dumps, eating expensive GMO junk food, and under total surveillance by their gang-stalking satanic network buddies. That's why this is happening. And it will only get worse.
They want you enslaved on the grid, paying high rents in crappy dumps, eating expensive GMO junk food, and under total surveillance by their gang-stalking satanic network buddies. That's why this is happening. And it will only get worse.
Real Estate, cops, and county thugs Target Land Owning Farmers as Rugged Indivi...
This is part of my eviction, they said the neighbors were complaining. About what, the food I was growing in the back yard? We live quietly, no loud anything or people traffic or parties. But, we grow our own food. Well, not anymore. The Real Estate Nazi's through the owner of the house (a sheriff, it turns out, retired) kicked us out and they still have two months of our rent!
These are evil people. The guy in the video is right. Love God and do right by your family and the world and the satanic bastards stomp all over you.
It Ain't Just the NSA -- Your Local Cops are Spying on You
By Michael Price
By now, it’s well known that the National Security Agency (NSA) is collecting troves of data about law-abiding Americans. But the NSA is not alone: a series of new reports show that state and local police have been busy collecting data on our daily activities as well — under questionable or nonexistent legal pretenses. These revelations about the extent of police snooping in the U.S. — and the lack of oversight over it — paint a disturbing picture for anyone who cares about civil liberties and privacy protection.
The tactics used by law enforcement are aggressive, surreptitious, and surprising to even longtime surveillance experts. One report released last month made front page news: an investigation by more than 50 journalists that found that local law enforcement agencies are collecting cell phone data about thousands of innocent Americans each year by tapping into cellphone towers and even creating fake ones that act as data traps.
A new report by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law details how police departments around the country have created data “fusion centers” to collect and share reports about residents. But the information in these reports seldom bears any relation to crime or terrorism. In California, for example, officers are encouraged to document and immediately report on “suspicious” activities such as “individuals who stay at bus or train stops for extended periods while buses and trains come and go,” “individuals who carry on long conversations on pay or cellular phones,” and “joggers who stand and stretch for an inordinate amount of time.” In Houston, Texas, the criteria are so broad they include anything deemed “suspicious or worthy of reporting.” Many police departments and fusion centers have reported on constitutionally protected activities such as photography andpolitical speech. They have also demonstrated a troubling tendency to focus on people who appear to be of Middle Eastern origin.
Like the NSA – their heavy-handed Big Brother – these fusion centers cast a wide net and risk civil liberties for paltry returns. And all of it is happening without sufficient oversight or accountability. In other words, no one is watching Little Brother.
How did it come to this? In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks, all levels of government – federal, state, and local – embarked on a massive effort to improve information sharing. Federal taxpayer dollars fueled the transition into a new role for state and local police as the eyes and ears of the intelligence community.
The ad-hoc system that has developed — of individual police departments feeding information to federal authorities — has been plagued by vague and inconsistent rules. For one thing, there’s a lack of agreement about what counts as “suspicious activity” and when that information should be shared.
The goal, in theory, is to reveal potential terrorist plots by “connecting the dots” of disparate or even innocuous pieces of information. But in practice, such programs often infringe on civil liberties and threaten safety, producing a din of data with little or no counterterrorism value. In Boston, for example, the regional fusion center fixated on monitoring peace activists and Occupy Boston protesters but may have been unaware that the FBI conducted an assessment of bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev based on a tip from Russia, or that local authorities had implicated him in a gruesome triple homicide on the anniversary of 9/11.
In fact, a 2012 report by the Senate Homeland Security Committee found that much of the information produced by fusion centers was not only useless, but also possibly illegal. Indeed, more than 95 percent of so-called “suspicious activity reports” are never investigated by the FBI.
We can do better. First and foremost, there must be a consistent, transparent standard for state and local intelligence activities based on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity – the traditional bar for opening an investigation. The federal government should make this standard a prerequisite for sharing suspicious activity reports on its networks. State and local police should adopt it as well.
Second, stronger oversight and accountability is necessary across the board. At the federal level, Congress should tie continued funding for fusion centers to regular, independent, and publicly available audits to assess compliance with privacy rules. State and local elected officials should also consider creating an independent police monitor, such as an inspector general, to safeguard privacy and civil rights.
To be sure, cooperation between levels of government is essential, and state and local law enforcement have an important role to play in keeping Americans safe. But the current system is ineffective, wasteful, and harmful to constitutional values.
It is time to recalibrate the system and make the state and local role in national security efficient, rational, and fair.
By now, it’s well known that the National Security Agency (NSA) is collecting troves of data about law-abiding Americans. But the NSA is not alone: a series of new reports show that state and local police have been busy collecting data on our daily activities as well — under questionable or nonexistent legal pretenses. These revelations about the extent of police snooping in the U.S. — and the lack of oversight over it — paint a disturbing picture for anyone who cares about civil liberties and privacy protection.
The tactics used by law enforcement are aggressive, surreptitious, and surprising to even longtime surveillance experts. One report released last month made front page news: an investigation by more than 50 journalists that found that local law enforcement agencies are collecting cell phone data about thousands of innocent Americans each year by tapping into cellphone towers and even creating fake ones that act as data traps.
A new report by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law details how police departments around the country have created data “fusion centers” to collect and share reports about residents. But the information in these reports seldom bears any relation to crime or terrorism. In California, for example, officers are encouraged to document and immediately report on “suspicious” activities such as “individuals who stay at bus or train stops for extended periods while buses and trains come and go,” “individuals who carry on long conversations on pay or cellular phones,” and “joggers who stand and stretch for an inordinate amount of time.” In Houston, Texas, the criteria are so broad they include anything deemed “suspicious or worthy of reporting.” Many police departments and fusion centers have reported on constitutionally protected activities such as photography andpolitical speech. They have also demonstrated a troubling tendency to focus on people who appear to be of Middle Eastern origin.
Like the NSA – their heavy-handed Big Brother – these fusion centers cast a wide net and risk civil liberties for paltry returns. And all of it is happening without sufficient oversight or accountability. In other words, no one is watching Little Brother.
How did it come to this? In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks, all levels of government – federal, state, and local – embarked on a massive effort to improve information sharing. Federal taxpayer dollars fueled the transition into a new role for state and local police as the eyes and ears of the intelligence community.
The ad-hoc system that has developed — of individual police departments feeding information to federal authorities — has been plagued by vague and inconsistent rules. For one thing, there’s a lack of agreement about what counts as “suspicious activity” and when that information should be shared.
The goal, in theory, is to reveal potential terrorist plots by “connecting the dots” of disparate or even innocuous pieces of information. But in practice, such programs often infringe on civil liberties and threaten safety, producing a din of data with little or no counterterrorism value. In Boston, for example, the regional fusion center fixated on monitoring peace activists and Occupy Boston protesters but may have been unaware that the FBI conducted an assessment of bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev based on a tip from Russia, or that local authorities had implicated him in a gruesome triple homicide on the anniversary of 9/11.
In fact, a 2012 report by the Senate Homeland Security Committee found that much of the information produced by fusion centers was not only useless, but also possibly illegal. Indeed, more than 95 percent of so-called “suspicious activity reports” are never investigated by the FBI.
We can do better. First and foremost, there must be a consistent, transparent standard for state and local intelligence activities based on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity – the traditional bar for opening an investigation. The federal government should make this standard a prerequisite for sharing suspicious activity reports on its networks. State and local police should adopt it as well.
Second, stronger oversight and accountability is necessary across the board. At the federal level, Congress should tie continued funding for fusion centers to regular, independent, and publicly available audits to assess compliance with privacy rules. State and local elected officials should also consider creating an independent police monitor, such as an inspector general, to safeguard privacy and civil rights.
To be sure, cooperation between levels of government is essential, and state and local law enforcement have an important role to play in keeping Americans safe. But the current system is ineffective, wasteful, and harmful to constitutional values.
It is time to recalibrate the system and make the state and local role in national security efficient, rational, and fair.
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Do the world a favor
If you see a post, +1 it with google and help it get out in the world. Stop laughing! Really. it could help. Anything's possible.
groundwater is flowing underneath the reactors and it’s washing that radioactive material out into the Pacific Ocean at the rate of 300 tons per day
The pacific ocean is being killed off
Gordon Edwards, nuclear expert and president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility: What happened in Fukushima [...] was a series of explosions, four reactors exploded, and three of those reactors melted down — the molten fuel has gone right down into the ground […] There are about 300 tons of contaminated water every day going into the Pacific Ocean underground. That‘s because the cores of the reactors have melted into the ground, and now the groundwater is flowing underneath the reactors and it’s washing that radioactive material out into the Pacific Ocean at the rate of 300 tons per day. […] They have been pumping 400 tons of water from the surface down into the reactor cores and then pumping the contaminated water back up again […]
Gordon Edwards, nuclear expert and president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility: What happened in Fukushima [...] was a series of explosions, four reactors exploded, and three of those reactors melted down — the molten fuel has gone right down into the ground […] There are about 300 tons of contaminated water every day going into the Pacific Ocean underground. That‘s because the cores of the reactors have melted into the ground, and now the groundwater is flowing underneath the reactors and it’s washing that radioactive material out into the Pacific Ocean at the rate of 300 tons per day. […] They have been pumping 400 tons of water from the surface down into the reactor cores and then pumping the contaminated water back up again […]
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
The NSA Quartering “Digital” Troops Within Our Homes
Appelbaum shows that the NSA has literally taken over our computer and our phones, physically intercepting laptop shipments and installing bugware before themselves shipping the laptop on to the consumer, installing special hardware that overcomes all privacy attempts, including “air gaps” (i.e. keep a computer unplugged from the Internet). Appelbaum also notes that spyware can suck up a lot of system resources on a computer or smartphone. NSA spyware hardwired in our computers
WHere the radioactive elements are going...unpublished chart now made public
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| Fuckoosheema spews out 10 Hiroshima bombs of fallout EVERY SINGLE DAYhttp://enenews.com/previously-unpublished-fukushima-plume-map-govt-scientists-almost-all-radioactivity-shifts-eastern-pacific-next-5-years-rhodes-scholar-one-imagine-effects-continued-flow-plant-will-sea-life-other-vid |
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
So, it turns out the NSA can drop in on your Apple iPhone anytime it wants to - codename DROPOUT JEEP
Thanks to the best technical minds your tax dollars can buy, the NSA has come up with something called “DROPOUT JEEP,” an application that can hijack your an iPhone’s SMS messages, contacts, location, camera, and microphone. The hack is really comprehensive, according to a leaked NSA doc acquired by Der Spiegel:
DROPOUT JEEP is a software implant for the Apple iPhone that utilizes modular mission applications to provide specific SIGINT functionality. This functionality includes the ability to remotely push/pull files from the device. SMS retrieval, contact list retrieval, voicemail, geolocation, hot mic, camera capture, cell tower location, etc. Command, control and data exfiltration can occur over SMS messaging or a GPRS data connection. All communications with the implant will be covert and encrypted.
Apple said today they know nothing about any of this:
So, Apple is either lying or the NSA is so good at using this stuff big technology corporations are completely clueless.
It is now readily apparent most if not all computer technology and consumer electronic companies have been folded into the Stasi surveillance state architecture. It can no longer be denied that we are living in an all-encompassing Orwellian panopticon nightmare.
Kurt Nimmo
DROPOUT JEEP is a software implant for the Apple iPhone that utilizes modular mission applications to provide specific SIGINT functionality. This functionality includes the ability to remotely push/pull files from the device. SMS retrieval, contact list retrieval, voicemail, geolocation, hot mic, camera capture, cell tower location, etc. Command, control and data exfiltration can occur over SMS messaging or a GPRS data connection. All communications with the implant will be covert and encrypted.
Apple said today they know nothing about any of this:
So, Apple is either lying or the NSA is so good at using this stuff big technology corporations are completely clueless.
It is now readily apparent most if not all computer technology and consumer electronic companies have been folded into the Stasi surveillance state architecture. It can no longer be denied that we are living in an all-encompassing Orwellian panopticon nightmare.
Kurt Nimmo
Radiation averages to know and memorize as an easy guide to your locale
Counts Per Minute CPM
Micro Sieverts per hour uSv/hr
Milli Sieverts Per year
Background Radiation Level Guide for
detections 1 meter above ground
12 0.10 0.88 Average background, pre Fukushima Japan .081 uSv/hr, Australia .17 uSv/hr,
25 0.21 1.83 0.23 uSv/hr world average, USA average 0.34 uSv/hr,
50 0.42 3.65 It is normal to occasionally get short duration peaks above normal background for any location.
60 0.5 4.34 Larger peaks of longer duration indicate detection of a hot spot, or a cloud of radiation is passing through!
100 0.83 7.3 Larger peaks of longer duration indicate detection of a hot spot, or a cloud of radiation is passing through!
150 1.25 10.95 Detections 1.0 uSv/hr and above you are getting into the very dangerous area of detection, shelter or leave immediately!
500 4.17 36.5 Even more dangerous, shelter or leave immediately! Know what your local average background radiation level was
Micro Sieverts per hour uSv/hr
Milli Sieverts Per year
Background Radiation Level Guide for
detections 1 meter above ground
12 0.10 0.88 Average background, pre Fukushima Japan .081 uSv/hr, Australia .17 uSv/hr,
25 0.21 1.83 0.23 uSv/hr world average, USA average 0.34 uSv/hr,
50 0.42 3.65 It is normal to occasionally get short duration peaks above normal background for any location.
60 0.5 4.34 Larger peaks of longer duration indicate detection of a hot spot, or a cloud of radiation is passing through!
100 0.83 7.3 Larger peaks of longer duration indicate detection of a hot spot, or a cloud of radiation is passing through!
150 1.25 10.95 Detections 1.0 uSv/hr and above you are getting into the very dangerous area of detection, shelter or leave immediately!
500 4.17 36.5 Even more dangerous, shelter or leave immediately! Know what your local average background radiation level was
Network shills, agency cut-outs, and well-poisoners
Any time the truth and freedom come to the surface on ANY TOPIC, these devils show up to poison the well and create doubt among the researchers. They are especially good at red-herrings and create an atmosphere of doubt. If that fails, they resort to ad-hominem attacks and go after the person(s) doing the best lead work. THis is how the satanic network operates. Watch for them.
Regarding Fukushima, here are some examples:
"saying it's radon washout,"
Unlikely, it is in the beach, and it is a sunny day.
"The geiger counter he is using is crap,"
The inspector brand is considered to be one of the best brands of Geiger counters.
"that this is baseless fear mongering."
Obviously this person is doing the best with the tools he has.
I noticed there appears to be black sand on the beach in the locations where he gets the high detections.
This could be a deposit of naturally occurring radioactive sand. Black sand on a beach can be contain radioactive materials such as thorium and monazite. This sand can be highly raodiactive depending on its concentration. Wave action can concentrate it because it is heavier than normal sand.
Radioactive sand causes mutations in human DNA.
netc.com
But these above DOUBT ATTACKS are to be expected. This reveals their hand and then you know who've you've got in front of you.
Regarding Fukushima, here are some examples:
"saying it's radon washout,"
Unlikely, it is in the beach, and it is a sunny day.
"The geiger counter he is using is crap,"
The inspector brand is considered to be one of the best brands of Geiger counters.
"that this is baseless fear mongering."
Obviously this person is doing the best with the tools he has.
I noticed there appears to be black sand on the beach in the locations where he gets the high detections.
This could be a deposit of naturally occurring radioactive sand. Black sand on a beach can be contain radioactive materials such as thorium and monazite. This sand can be highly raodiactive depending on its concentration. Wave action can concentrate it because it is heavier than normal sand.
Radioactive sand causes mutations in human DNA.
netc.com
But these above DOUBT ATTACKS are to be expected. This reveals their hand and then you know who've you've got in front of you.
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