Saturday, 17 May 2008
On an azure ocean wave... there's a f***ing massive vortex of plastic waste
http://www.viceland.com/int/v15n2/htdocs/oh_this_is_great.php
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2007/10/26/notes102607.DTL
And watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9oSikW3eUM
Thursday, 15 November 2007
Electricity, WiFi and the human design
Firstly to anyone who actually reads this, I'd like to apologise for the HUGE amount of time that has passed since I last wrote. I'd like to blame life for getting in the way, but as I spent three lazy months of summer doing little more than visiting friends and procrastinating, I don't feel that this is a valid excuse.
So, rather than explaining where I've been, let's get on to a topic, and I promise I will try harder to write things from now on...
Well!! We begin this tale a few weeks back, when I decided to type in my "symptoms" into a search engine to see what interesting illness I might have. These symptoms, you may be wondering, where fatigue, headaches and a lack of concentration - not the best things when you're trying to write essays and carry on with life. The find article that I actually found was this one, entitled "Experts Raise Health Concerns over WiFi"....
http://www.electrosensitivity.org.uk/What%20is%20ES.htm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/6674675.stm
Thursday, 12 April 2007
Orders from above...
More of a drawing your attention to a matter today rather than a full-blown post.
This is from Yahoo news:
They are treating us more and more like helpless idiots... from mollycoddling children (examples being skipping ropes are now banned in case children strangle themselves, and nursery rhymes being changed so as not to offend people) to constantly watching responsible adults in case they "step out of line"... do people still harbour under the illusion that we are free?? Please leave comments with your own views. As the poster of the youtube video says - Big Brother isn't coming... he's already here.
Sunday, 8 April 2007
ID Nation
The Database State: Comfort and Security or an Orwellian Nightmare?The date 9/11 is forever etched into our minds - despite the fact that, in British terms, the date was 11/09 - we all know what happened on the 11th of September, 2001. At least we think we do, but that's topic for a different discussion. America was attacked, by an apparent "threat from without". What this meant for the citizens of the US was that they were under the threat of repeat attacks. Still reeling from the shock of what had happened (after all, why would ANYONE have a vendetta against the USA?), the government took the opportunity to introduce new security measures, which would "prevent terrorism". Anyone I have spoken to who has been through American airport security since 2001 will tell you that things are so much more strict now that it is frightening. The same happened in the UK soon afterwards, with 7/7 reminding us that we, too, were in danger - only this time the enemy was "within", meaning that the supposed terrorists were amongst us, plotting away to destroy us from inside like a cancer, rather than an external threat that we could block out. Of course, most of you know what happened, you don't need my patronising reminder. A lot of you will also have read a few conspiracy theories on what actually happened - if not, a couple of starting points for you (9/11 truth; 7/7 truth). Whether or not you believe that the government was behind - or at least had prior knowledge (which they didn't act on) about - these attacks, they certainly used them to their advantage.
Look back to a few years ago - the 90s, or before that (depending on your age). How often did you need to prove your identity? Perhaps when you were 17 and wanted to buy alcohol - when the bumfluff you grew on your chin wasn't enough to convince the bartender that you were 18. Perhaps when you needed to go abroad, you would need a passport. What information about you was available? Medical records were kept securely by your personal doctor. Forms you filled in were rare, and the option was often available for you to prevent your data from being passed on.
What is known about you now, in the year 2007? Well, if you use the internet regularly, here's a starter. See what Google knows about you - basically, everything you have ever searched for, every page you have visited through Google, every email you send and receive... from this alone, Google is able to build up a fairly accurate profile of who you are. Consider how much you might let slip, for example, on a chat over MSN. It is all logged. Yep, they even know what porn you like. Internet aside, most of you will have a credit/debit card, meaning that everywhere you have shopped, what you bought and how much you spent is all recorded, and that includes a pretty good idea of where you were at any given time. Oh, and of course, if you carry your mobile phone around, any call or text you send or receive. That's only the start of it - the UK apparently has 20% of the world's security cameras, and for such a small island, that is a big concentration of CCTV. If you can be recognised from a security still, then imagine how well your movements can be tracked every time you leave the house. Personally, I get quite disturbed by the thought that every time I go out and get very drunk, it is on a video recording somewhere.
What do they want to know about you? In the UK, the government plan on introducing ID cards next year. Anyone applying for a passport will be issued with one, and in 2010 they will become compulsory. Some countries already have ID cards in operation, and have no problem with it. However, this alone shows that ID cards will not "prevent terrorism". Spain use them, and yet Madrid was still attacked. In fact, there is no link between the use of identity cards and the prevention of terrorism. Add to that the fact that we are expected to pay for these compulsory cards, and the fact that the technology they plan to use (they want your fingerprints and your retina scan) has not really been tested. And, of course, the UK's wonderful record of handling beauracracy and not messing it up. The problem is not with the ID cards, anyway. The problem is the massive amount of data that the government will accumulate about each one of us. The plan is to add all the information to the National Identity Register.A:From 2010, all passport applicants will be issued with ID cards but if Labour wins the next election it will bring forward legislation to make them compulsory for all UK citizens over the age of 16 whether they have a passport or not. It is not currently planned to make carrying ID cards compulsory.
t now that they will do nothing to reduce terrorism, combined with the fact that people are ALREADY starting to create fakes, it will soon be reported that a more "foolproof" method if identification is needed. Heck, it's already used in animals, and is being marketed to families in America, too - especially to parents who are paranoid about their children's whereabouts. Yes, it's the bio-chip implant. No larger than a grain of rice, it would be inserted into your hand and scanned - no need to carry those cumbersome cards around with you any more! Of course, your every move would be traceable, and that's only the beginning. The Christians, of course, are going to love that idea - what with the book of Revalations claiming that the mark of the beast would be a chip in the head or hand (that no man may buy or sell without it)... eerie... A few things you can do. If you live in the US, the Federal Privacy Act means that you can request to find out what information the government knows about you - click here. If you want to search through the same websites as Google, BUT without your data being logged, use Scroogle - it deletes the cookie every 48 hours, and your searches will not be linked to each other. Get involved with NO2ID, because the more people get involved, the better. Try using cash instead of your card where possible, and be careful of "firewalls" that are meant to block your PC from viruses but are in fact spyware programmes. Of course, you might not mind having information about yourself so readily available, thinking "I have nothing to hide". But of course, you do - unless you genuinely don't mind the world knowing everything from embarrassing incidents from your schooldays to your favourite sexual fantasy? Everything you have ever said, about anyone, to anyone else? Every time you got really drunk and did things you are not proud of? Yes. Everyone has something that they would like to hide; it doesn't have to be illegal, or dangerous, but it is nice to have privacy and things that you do not show the world. Unless you really don't mind? Fair enough. My advice is for anyone who doesn't want their lives to be an open book. Especially if you read up on anything like conspiracy theories... it is sometimes better to stay under the radar. Or, at least, create a "persona" so that nobody will suspect you of such "unsuitable" thoughts ;) - the world, after all, is a stage...

Staying under the radar... the real fight is to keep your mind
Resources:
http://www.no2id.net/
http://www.911truth.org/
http://www.julyseventh.co.uk/pdf/j7.htbg-faq.v2.0.pdf
http://hublog.hubmed.org/archives/000942.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3127696.stm
http://www.spy.org.uk/wtwu.htm
http://www.spy.org.uk/icb/archives/2004/12/1_the_national.html
http://www.av1611.org/666/biochip.html
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=35766
http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa121299a.htm
http://www.scroogle.org/
Saturday, 7 April 2007
Sunday, 21 January 2007
David Icke and the reptilian theory...
Icke: Then and now 
Sadly, the thing Icke may be most famous for is his 1991 appearance on the Terry Wogan Show. Watch the clip, Icke does come across as a bit strange, but Wogan acted like a bully, jostling the crowd into siding with him and laughing at the weirdo. Ever since, Icke has pretended that he doesn't care. The Wogan show famously made David Icke a laughing stock. He couldn't wak down the street without people jeering. So what did he actually say?
Well - he said that we live in a world full of hate. He said that many natural disasters would happen over the next few years. He said that the world was run by a behind-the-scenes elite. He said a lot of things that many believe to be true, but that many, many more don't. Some say that the amount of ridicule proves that he was right, and that the mass media were trying their best to discredit him.
Even now, when I say David Icke, my parents snort because all they remember is the 1991 show and the turquoise shellsuit. However, Icke made a smooth comeback last year, where he managed to get the crowd laughing WITH him, not AT him (as Wogan so nicely put it). This is the only link I can find.
Icke has published about 15 books, which you can buy here - his official website. You will notice the plea for money. It's up to you what you think on that one!
However, in his favour, there is a lot of serpentine symbology hidden in modern texts as well as in ancient mythology. Here's a cute article I found about it. Or, for those of you who now use Wikipedia as gospel, there's one on there. You can probably find a lot of your own, but off the top of my head - the serpent that tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden (in the Bible, of course)... the Mayans used reptilian symbology, and now there are films out such as Snakes on a Plane! The snake has often been used as a sign of evil; we even use phrases like "he's a snake in the grass" - who knows, these could be literal! Of course I'm not saying that the fact reptiles come up in old stories mean that the elite are, in fact, a bunch of shape-shifting lizards. But it might explain where he's coming from. There's also the fact that royal blood is sometimes referred to as "blue blood" - what's that all about?
It's hard to believe Icke's theory on that one. He says a lot of things that make sense, but Tony Blair morphing into a lizard behind closed doors? Seems a bit surreal. So. Imagine you rule a country, a country of "cattle" as the Queen calls us, and you don't want them to discover the truth. Say you decided to create for them a reality - a reality that was so far from the truth, that the very thought of that truth would seem to them unreal, stupid, impossible. What tells you what is and isn't possible? Where did you get those ideas from? School? TV? Who governs them?


Friday, 5 January 2007
The New World Order... what's that then?
So, you may wonder - what's so bad about that? So somebody controls it all from behind the scenes... does it matter? Well... here's the part that DOES matter. They have a plan... that thing that all comic villains aspire to (well, most of them)... to take over the world!! *cue evil laugh*
Your every move monitored. Your every action controlled. Goodbye freedom! If you have a look at the American dollar, you will see a very prominent Illuminati symbol - the pyramid with the eye at the top. The hierarchy - the few with the power at the top, the all-seeing eye of Horus that monitors us! Underneath it reads "Nuvus Ordo Seclorum" - which is allegedly the Latin for "New World Order" - although this page reckons that the translation is actually more like "New Order of the Ages". Ah well. Another freaky thing about the dollar bill, by the way, is the way that - if folded in a certain way - it depicts images of recent "disasters". See here! Okay, maybe it's one of those things where people read way too much into things.Anyway - the Big Brother state is on it's way. If you doubt it, take a look at how much things have changed in the last few years. Did our parents have 24/7 CCTV in practically every shop, pub or street they went to? Did they EXPECT to be filmed when they left the house? (Just so you know, there are cameras practically everywhere if you live in a city, and it's ok not to tell you because "you should expect to be filmed when in public"... really?) Did you know that if, for example, the FBI wanted to find out about you - there would probably be videos on record of every time you left the house, everything you ever bought with your credit card, every website you ever went to (and any posts you made on any forum), everywhere you travelled (especially if you have a car with SatNav), every call or text you ever sent or received on your mobile; they could even get hold of your employment, education and medical records. [As a side note, if you don't like the idea of your medical records being accessible to practically anyone, have a read of this!] The amount of things that you do which are already monitored is ridiculous. What is the reason for it? Some common excuses may include "for your safety" or "to prevent terrorism".
To prevent terrorism?? So prying into everybody's lives is going to stop terrorism? If you have a look at the Prevention of Terrorism Bill, you will see that - basically - having anti-government thoughts is classed as terrorism. They intend to stop "terrorism" all right - by getting to the root of it. By stopping the thoughts before they become anything else. I don't want to sound all scary by saying THEY WANT TO CONTROL YOUR MIND but that is what they are on the way to achieving. I already shudder at the generation below me, the little chav children who worship the big flashing media box in their living rooms, the consumer generation. We are already brainwashed so much it isn't even funny. So, they want a "unified" world, a world of mindless zombies, each undistinguishable from the last, conformists with no opportunity to rebel as their every move is monitored. Go on, read 1984. It will depress you, but it's what we're becoming.
They want to introduce ID cards next year - because, y'know, they don't know enough about us already, and we all know that a little piece of card will prevent terrorism. The best link I can give you is www.no2id.net - have a read. This is really happening, and sadly most people will just accept it. Why are we letting this happen? They are siphoning away our rights, in front of our noses, step by step so that we barely notice. Freedom of speech is becoming a thing of the past - replaced with words that you "can't say!!" because they're offensive. They have changed the words to "Baa Baa Black Sheep" to "Baa Baa Rainbow Sheep" - in case it offends people!? Black is a COLOUR... and there's no such thing as a fucking RAINBOW SHEEP!!! It's so sad, it's funny. But this political correctness is just the destruction of freedom of speech in disguise. Before we realise, it will be too late.
For now, all I ask is that you have a read of the links I have given you, and think about it.
