The Coming New World Order

The Coming New World Order

Links
Free (Pdf) Ebook - The Mark Of The Beast
David Icke - Big Brother, the Big Picture Link-(Google-Video)
Alex Jones - Fall Of The Republic Link-(Youtube-Video)
Free (Pdf) Ebook - The Coming New World Order
Short video - The New World Order Is Here!
Article by Dr. John Coleman - 21 Goals of the Illuminati and The Committee of 300
Youtube Videos and an Article by Paul Joseph Watson - 9/11 Firefighters Reveal Huge Explosions
Before WTC Towers Collapsed
New World Order Quotes from Politicians - Link (Youtube-Videos)
Conspiracy Theory - With Jesse Ventura - Youtube Videos -
THE POLICE STATE - Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4
SECRET SOCIETIES - Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5
BIG BROTHER - Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5
(There are a lot more links at the bottom of this blog.)

Opt Out of a Body Scan? Then Brace
Yourself - November 2, 2010
HAVING been taught by nuns in grade school and
later going through military boot camp, I have
always disliked uniformed authorities shouting at
me. So I was unhappy last week when some
security screeners at’Hare International Airport in
Chicago started yelling.

“Opt out! We got an opt out!” one bellowed about me in a tone that people in my desert neighborhood
in Tucson usually reserve for declaring, “Rattlesnake!”

Other screeners took up the “Opt out!” shout. I was marched from the metal detector lane to one of
those nearby whole-body imagers, ordered to take everything out of my pockets, remove my belt and
hold my possessions up high. Then I was required to stand still while I received a rough pat-down by a
man whose résumé, I suspected, included experience at a state prison.

“Hold your pants up!” he ordered me.

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What did I do to deserve this? Well, as I approached the checkpoints, I had two choices. One was a
familiar lane with the metal detector, so I put my bag on that. To my right was a separate lane
dominated with what the Transportation Security Administration initially called “whole-body imagers”
but has now labeled “advanced imaging technology” units. Critics, of course, call them strip-search
machines.

I don’t like these things, and not just because of privacy concerns or because of what some critics
have asserted are radiation safety issues with some of the machines that use X-ray technology.

No, I don’t like the fact that I have to remove every item from every pocket, including my wallet and
things as trivial as a Kleenex. You then strike a pose inside with your hands submissively held above
your head, like some desperado cornered by the sheriff in a Western movie, while the see-through-
clothes machine makes an image of your body.

The T.S.A.’s position is that anyone can “opt out” of a body scan for reasons of privacy or whatever,
but will then be subjected to a thorough physical pat-down and careful search of belongings.

In my case, I had been routinely using a normal metal detector checkpoint, when I was ordered to
switch lanes and instead go to one of the new machines. I said I would prefer not to, given that my
carry-on bag, laptop and shoes were already trundling along the regular machine’s conveyor belt, out
of sight. That’s when the shouting started.

As of Monday afternoon, the agency had not responded to several requests for comment on this. Last
week, the agency did tell me that there were 317 of the advanced imaging technology machines now in
use at 65 airports around the country.

About 500 should be online by the end of the year, the agency said, and another 500 are expected to be
installed next year. Ultimately, the agency plans to have the new machines replace metal detectors at
all of the roughly 2,000 airport checkpoints.

Meanwhile, both passengers and security screeners are making accommodations, and I acknowledge,
change is a challenge. But hey, security folks, could we please start communicating better about the
procedures, preferably without shouting or insulting our intelligence?

Bruce Delahorne, a marketing executive who flies frequently, said he was also recently going through
a standard metal detector at O’Hare — no body imager in sight — when the old rules abruptly changed.

Mr. Delahorne said: “They had one of the T.S.A. staff announcing loudly: ‘Take everything out of your
pockets. If you have a wallet, take it out. A handkerchief, out.’ I asked the guy, ‘Can you explain the
reason for the new process?’ He said there was nothing new. ‘We have always done this.’ ”

Well, no they haven’t, as you and I and Mr. Delahorne all know. Mr. Delahorne said he thought, “O.K., I
get it. This guy is reading from the card, not talking to me.”

So, Mr. Delahorne said, “I did what they told me to. But on the other side of the metal detector, I said to
another screener, ‘Could you explain to me why the procedure is now different at this airport, like
having to remove a wallet that never set off the metal detector?’ And he said, ‘No, no. The process has
always been the same, at every airport.’ ”

Mr. Delahorne said he was perfectly willing to comply with all procedures to ensure good security. He
just wondered whether some of them were being made up on the spot. “For me,” he said, “the issue is,
who’s in charge here and what are the rules?”

The Illuminati And The Freemasons

The Eye In The Pyramid. The eye in the pyramid has been
adopted by many different esoteric entities throughout history,
including the eye of Horus (Osiris) in Egypt, and the All-Seeing
Eye in Freemasonry. It also famously appears on the back of
the U.S. dollar bill. Henry Wallace, who was instrumental in
having the seal placed on the dollar bill in 1935, had deep
occult connections. It was a symbol of secret societies in
Europe long before anyone heard of the United States and it is
awash with Freemasonic and secret society symbolism going
back to the ancient world. Adepts believe that when the
capstone, the symbol of the secret societies, is lowered onto
the top of the incomplete Pyramid, the Plan of the ages will be
complete, the Novus Ordo Seclorum will be established, and
the world ruler will be installed. Youtube videos on the All
Seeing Eye Link - Video 1 Video 2; Masonry a religion -
Part one Part two - (PDF file); Illuminati symbols on the
dollar - Link - (Picture)

Sun Worship. “... His [Osiris] power was symbolized by an Eye
over a Sceptre. The Sun was termed by the Greeks the Eye of
Jupiter, and the Eye of the World; and his is the All-Seeing Eye in
our Lodges.” - Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, pp. 15-16; 472 Sun
worship is the most ancient of all superstitions. It prevailed
especially in Phoenicia, Chaldea, and Egypt, and traces of it
have been found in Peru and Mexico. Its influence was felt in the
ancient mysteries, and abundant allusions to it are to be found in
the symbolism of Freemasonry. Sun Worship - Link - (Pdf file)
Sun worship and the Catholic Church - Link - (PDF file)

The Rising Sun. The rising sun represents the initiates
of those secret societies. This symbol is used in
numerous corporate logos. Bill Clinton announced on
Y2K, “It is a Rising Sun!” The symbol of a rising sun
can be associated with sun worship. In ancient egypt, it
was associated with Horus. Manly P. Hall explains the
meaning of the rising sun in the context of secret
societies such as Freemasonry. "Such a Fraternity
could not immediately include all men, but it could unite
the activities of certain kinds of men, regardless of their
racial or religious beliefs or the nations in which they
dwelt. These were the men of ‘towardness,’ those sons
of tomorrow, whose symbol was… a blazing sun rising
over the mountains of the east."


The Freemasons. One of the mottos in Freemasonry is "to
perfect that which was left imperfect." This has a different
meaning to the lowly initiates at the bottom of the proverbial
pyramid, who merely serve, compared to what the adepts at the
top of the pyramid believe. These adepts believe that the creator
of the universe left the world -- including mankind itself -- in an
imperfect state. Those at the top of the ladder, who run the stage
show of consensus reality through their various levels of
command and control, see themselves quite literally as Gods
who, having reached perfection themselves, have the ability and
natural right to shape and reshape the world according to their
plan known as the "Great Work." They see themselves as re-
creators, above and at odds with the true creator of the universe.
The “lesser-evolved” types are seen as cannon-fodder, flowers
that must be trampled, for the rebuilding of Solomon’s (Sol-Om-
On) Temple, which itself is esoteric allegory for The Great Work;
the “perfection” of mankind. Matter is put above creation, and
“science” (secular dogma) over faith, with the understanding that man can become God through study,
the occult, and technocractic endevours and manipulations. Google video on the History Of
Freemasonry - Link

The Illuminati. The Illuminati is used nowadays
to talk of several groups characterized by
secrecy, all groups working together, having
one single goal; that is Global Government.
Historically however, it refers specifically to the
Bavarian Illuminati founded on May 1, 1776, in
Bavaria, by one Dr. Adam Weishaupt, a
professor of Canon Law at Ingolstadt University
and a former Jesuit. 0riginally, they were a secret
society called the Order of the Illuminati formed
within the existing Masonic lodges of Germany.
Since Masonry is itself a secret society, the
Illuminati was a secret society within a secret
society, a mystery inside a mystery, so to say.
Although the Order was founded to provide an opportunity for the free exchange of ideas, Weishaupt's
background as a Jesuit seems to have influenced the actual character of the society, such that the
express aim of this Order became to abolish Christianity, and overturn all civil government. So who are
the Illuminati today? They are, in essence, a cartel of international bankers and industrialists based in
Western Europe and North America. The names of certain families persist over long periods of time.
Some of the most important names are Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan, Lazard, Warburg, Schroder
and Schiff. They control world banks, movie industry, top corporations, CIA, United Nations, music
industry, FBI, most television networks, global media, Vatican, other religions, Catholic Church, and of
course, the education system. Their main goal is to create a One World Government and a "New World
Order", with them on top. This is a very old goal of theirs, and to understand it fully, one must realize
that this goal isn't of a kind that's supposed to be obtained within one lifetime; it has been a goal that
slowly is to be reached over a long period of time. However, they have accomplished more in this
direction during the last few decades than they have done in hundreds of years, due to
industrialization and the Information Technology Era. This goal has been planned away from the
public's prying eyes, in secrecy within the Secret Societies. All Secret Societies with secret grades of
initiation are owned and controlled by the Illuminati, and Freemasonry is maybe the best known of
them all. Their God is Lucifer, "The Light Bearer", and by occult practices they manipulate and
influence the masses. It doesn't matter if you and I believe in this or not, as long as they do. And they
take it very seriously. Texe Marrs speaks about the Illuminati - (Audio) Part 1 Part 2; Youtube
video on Illuminati Symbolism: It's Everywhere - Link; Youtube video on the Illuminati and The New
World Order - Link; John Todd on the Illuminati Part 1 Part 2 ; The Basic Illuminati with www.PDFonFly.com
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Link - (Picture)

East Orange installs
surveillance cameras with
computer chips that sense
criminal activities, alerts police
- March 18, 2010

(East Orange unveiled its revolutionary crime-fighting technology
today. Police Officers monitor the cameras and sensors)

N.J. -- First there were gunshot
detectors, then surveillance cameras —
both of which police credit with dramatic decreases in crime. Now East Orange has
installed a state-of-the-art tracking system that may be able to snitch on bad behavior
without human eyes.

Today, the city’s police department unveiled the new system that includes programmed
sensors capable of identifying criminal behavior as it is happening.

Police Director Jose Cordero showed off the technology today at a press conference, at
which over 200 public officials and international law enforcement agents were in
attendance.

"We want to change the criminal mindset about wanting to commit the crime," Cordero
said. "This is about real-time deterrence."

Cordero said the new system’s cameras, which have been installed throughout the city,
have computer chips that automatically sense hundreds of suspicious scenarios and
alert police.

For example, Cordero said, if two people approach an individual on the street, and the
individual becomes evasive or tries to run away, the camera will alert operators of a
possible robbery. The operators can view the area on their computers and dispatch the
nearest officers within one second.

Cordero said the sensors do not recognize race, age or other factors that may lead to
discrimination.

The cameras were developed by Australian company DigiSensory, which used the
sensors in Sydney in 2008 when the pope came to visit, said the company’s chief
executive officer Tarik Hammadou. The sensors are unique to the United States, and
Cordero said they have mainly been used experimentally and have not been fully
integrated into police tracking systems until now.

Hammadou contacted East Orange last year when he learned Cordero had installed
gunshot detectors and surveillance cameras to reduce crime in 2004. The city has
credited the technology, costing $1.8 million, with a more than 70 percent drop in crime
between 2003 and 2008.

Police officials from around the world have taken an interest in East Orange. Last week,

Brazilian government officials who are preparing for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016
Olympics visited the city to learn how they could heighten security, Cordero said. Police
director Ahmet Kirkpinak from Ankara, Turkey, came to the conference today, saying
cities in his country were starting to develop surveillance technology.

"This is exactly what we want to do," Kirkpinak said. "This was a good opportunity to
learn how this is done. (East Orange) is spending millions. They are doing it right."

But Dennis Kenney, a criminal justice professor at John Jay College, said using the
technology as a law enforcement tool is a pipe dream.

"To argue that somehow it’s going to be able to distinguish the guy who’s going to the
ATM and the robber at the ATM is a fantasy. The technology is just not sophisticated
enough," Kenney said in a phone interview. "Basically, the citizens have to decide
whether they feel comfortable being watched all the time."

Body Check
(Dynamic structured light acquisition techniques use a set of lines projected onto an
object of interest to generate a 3D surface. Fingerprints or facial scans can be acquired
using this method without the need for contact, making acquisition possible from a
distance)

In recent years a number of countries have initiated
biometric schemes aimed at protecting their borders.
Although they are typically launched amid claims that
they will accelerate the immigration process, this isn't
always their central purpose, and frequently the new
systems culminate in long queues.

Back in 2002 Australia unveiled its plans for SmartGate, a system that uses biometric
facial recognition technology linked to the passenger's e-passport. Recent travellers to
the US may have been taken by surprise by the new biometric security system in place
at ten key airports there, which requires ten fingerprints for identification. Clear Cards,
which carry biometric information, have been used by Americans since 2005. Dubai has
established e-gates where registered passengers swipe an ID card and pass through a
fingerprint scan, and the Netherlands has introduced Privium, a paid-for iris scanning
service that offers a range of benefits, including lounge access and fast-track check-in.

e-Borders

Now e-Borders (electronic borders), a programme run by the UK Home Office's UK
Border Agency at a likely total cost of £1.2bn, aims to tighten security at the country's
borders. e-Borders is a joint programme run in partnership with the police and
intelligence agencies. It requires commercial carriers and owners, or operators, of all
vessels to submit detailed passenger, service and crew data in advance of their
departure to and from the UK.

Julie Gillis, programme director for e-Borders, explains: "Border control is undergoing
the biggest shake up in border security for over 40 years. This includes fingerprinting
people before they arrive; a strong new force at the border; counting people in and out of
the country, and ID cards for foreign nationals.

"Part of this shake up is the introduction of the e-Borders system. e-Borders itself is
about the collection of data on travellers, allowing us to check that the right people are
coming into the UK, as well as looking at the people going out. We are committed to
collecting 100 million passenger movements by April 2009."

Project Semaphore, which was the operational prototype for e-Borders, ran from January
2005 to April 2008 and captured a total of 50 million passenger movements. Its function,
according to Gillis, "was to de-risk the main programme. The prototype was a real
success from a de-risking perspective because we learned many lessons on how to
work effectively with suppliers and service providers, for example IBM." 102 carriers are
already signed up and more than 180 routes covered. More than 1,800 arrests have been
made at airports as a result of information gleaned from Semaphore.

Other UKBA initiatives include the use of biometrics to tighten security at the UK border
and expedite the journey of legitimate travellers.

For example, fingerprints are now being taken from every
visa applicant, enabling the UK authorities to check
against watchlists to ascertain if the applicant is a failed
asylum seeker or has previously been removed from the
country. There was an initial downturn in demand at an
individual post level when fingerprinting was introduced
but there has since been a recovery to previous levels of
demand.

The agency also embarked on a trial of biometric gates
known as MiSense, a 16-week experiment at Heathrow in
which about 3,000 travellers helped it to undertake the
most comprehensive test of biometrically enabled access
carried out in the UK to date. "The pilot enabled us to demonstrate how self-service
kiosks might accommodate biometric technology, and how best to capture passenger
details and register them, giving access to controlled areas," explains Gillis.

"We set ourselves high standards but it allowed us to link a single travel experience from
check-in, entry to the security area, boarding the aircraft and automated border
clearance." However, Gillis describes MiSense as 'a contained trial' and a decision has
since been made to take it no further. Gillis adds that the agency has a number of other
automated services in place or under investigation.

IRIS – iris recognition immigration system

Iris Recognition Immigration System (IRIS) is perhaps the best known constituent of the
e-Borders Programme. Instead of queuing at immigration, a passenger who has
registered can simply pass through the IRIS machine. At present there is one IRIS
system at each of Heathrow's terminals 1, 2 and 4, two at terminal 3, and two further
installations planned for Terminal 5. Gatwick North and South, Birmingham terminal 1,
and Manchester 1 and 2 have also been fitted out with IRIS points of entry.

In addition to offering a clear security benefit – the database is cross-referenced against
information stored by other agencies across the country – Gillis claims it is also a way of
cutting queues and speeding up passenger flow for what she calls trusted travellers.
Since the launch of the voluntary IRIS programme in 2006, 217,000 people have enrolled.

IRIS has experienced setbacks, however. It is necessary to register at the relevant office

and, despite each participating airport stating specific times, enrolment offices are not
always open.

Another problem is that the IRIS machines haven't always worked in the past. Although
these technical issues appear to have been resolved, Gillis admits that IRIS may in future
be replaced with an updated system.

"We've been looking at Trusted Traveller schemes, similar to IRIS, but we're looking for
those to be privately funded rather than funded by the UK government," she says. "It's a
similar system. You enroll, provide details in advance, ensure you fit the criteria and then
use the automated system to enter the UK."

The Department for Transport estimates that if travel continues in line with current
trends, 400-600 million passengers a year will pass through UK airports by 2030
(compared with 200 million in 2003). Against this background, and with IRIS becoming
more popular, there is also a question of how effectively the system will cope under the
increasing burden.

Gillis says the agency is looking at several options including facial recognition and
fingerprinting. "The e-passport scheme we're looking at will use biometric information
contained in the chip of all the UK passports in circulation issued after 2006," she says.
"Passengers simply insert the document into a reader at the gate, which will make some
checks, and a matched passenger is then allowed in. A similar system is in place in
Portugal. We're looking into whether it would be appropriate for the UK environment."

Enhanced driver’s licence now ready for
border - May 5th, 2009
Ontario residents can now apply for an enhanced driver’s
licence to use instead of a passport when crossing into the
United States, Transportation Minister Jim Bradley
announced today, even though the new documents won’t
be ready for weeks.

The U.S. will require passports or other secure
identification documents for anyone crossing into the
country by land or sea starting June 1, while a passport will
still be required to enter the U.S. by air.

What is it?

A new high tech licence designed to prevent identity theft and possibly serve as an alternate to your
passport when travelling to the U.S. But a Ministry spokesman admits that could be ‘years away.’

What’s special about it?

It has a second photo on the front, raised lettering of the licence’s number, signature and date of birth,
a fine-line background, a 2D barcode, micro and rainbow printing, and ultraviolet features among
others.

When can you get it?

They’ll be issued the next time you renew your licence, starting this month.

What’s the cost?

It won’t be more expensive, retaining the $75 charge you pay now.

What if you’ve just renewed your licence?

You’re out of luck. The only way to get the new version is to move, change the information on your
current card or wait until your next renewal five years from now.

CCTV Security Cameras
An explosion proof camera and various dome mounted cameras are pictured above. CCTV is an
acronym that stands for Closed Circuit Television. It is defined as the use of one or more cameras used
for surveillance purposes. It was initially developed to increase bank security and has since spread to
every corner of the security industry. Home security systems, businesses, corporations, organizations,
and schools are several examples of locations that implement CCTV Security Systems. They produce
high quality, exceptionally sharp color images, and have motion sensors that track movement across
an area. They can pick a person out of a crowd and lock on them, tracing their movements; they can
run at night because of infrared technology. The possibilities are endless for CCTV, especially as the
technology continues to develop.

Will Biometric Passports Lead to a State of
Constant Surveillance? - August 28, 2009
One of life’s sweet pleasures is to travel. Thanks to the
increasing number of low-cost flights, traveling abroad is no
longer a luxury reserved for the privileged few. At the same time,
however, there is an alarming increase in the demand of
personal data from tourists and no clear transatlantic legal
framework on personal data exchange. Though third parties
such as airlines and airport operators have the right to read this
data, we don’t know what happens with it afterwards.

Under legislation introduced after the September 11th attacks, the United States has tightened security
measures for foreign tourists entering its country. The latest measure requires that by 2012, every
traveler entering the United States who is part of the visa-waiver program must have a biometric
passport or be forced to apply for a visa.

The biometric passport – which contains an embedded chip with personal data, facial images and

fingerprints – is on its way to becoming a global travel prerequisite. Current passports will remain valid
for travel to most countries until then. Germany, France and the Netherlands have already started
issuing the new documents. EU parliamentarians approved the US’ demand and passed a ruling at the
end of 2005 saying that its goal is to combat illegal immigration, terrorism and organized crime. But the
excuse that the new passports will help prevent international terrorism is questionable since security
agents will need to know whose face or fingerprints they are looking for in the first place.

Initially, Washington gave a 2006 deadline for the 27 countries in the EU and other visa-waiver
countries such as Norway, Iceland and Switzerland, but then pushed the date back to June of this year
to give these countries more time to prepare the technology needed to issue the biometric passports.
The US State Department started introducing e-passports in 2006 and every passport holder in the US
is projected to have one by 2017.

In the meantime, there is little enthusiasm for these new requirements. Data watchdogs and human
rights activists argue that this regulation treats everyone as a potential criminal, thus violating the
protection of citizens’ personal data and imposing a state of constant surveillance.

Peter Hustinx, the European Data Protection Supervisor, said in a press conference on the
implementation of biometric passports in 2007 that security measures aimed at preventing terrorism
are often stepped up at the expense of privacy. Hustinx is in charge of giving governments and EU
bodies advice on data security standards and acts independently of EU institutions. He warned that
the EU was “rushing in a new era” of using biometric identifiers for security checks while standards for
data protection were still not clear.

“It is very important that the biometric data is only saved in the passport and not in external databanks.
Until now there are no international regulations which guarantee this,” said Peter Schaar, German
Federal Commissioner for Data Protection, at a conference on data protection held in March of this
year in Berlin.

In 2005 when this ruling was issued, no intense political debate occurred in Germany but there were
some voices of dissent. The left-wing daily newspaper Die Tageszeitung published a column saying
that since 9/11 domestic security had gained more importance than the protection of fundamental
citizen rights. In addition, security experts have warned of the danger and ease with which hackers and
state agencies could abuse the data registers and the sensitive personal information they track.

In fact, the e-pass, which is supposed to protect states against terrorist attacks, is not so safe at all. In
2006 at the Black Hat security conference held in Las Vegas, Lukas Grunwald, a German computer
security consultant, proved that the data in the chips is easy to copy. He demonstrated that a terrorist
could carry a passport with his/her real name and photo printed on the pages, but with a chip that
contains different information cloned from someone else’s passport. However, this could be easily
avoided if the security official examines the pass to make sure the name and the picture printed on it
match the data read from the chip.

Further troubling to activists and watchdogs, the European Union is about to enter talks with the US on
giving it access to banking data. The plan could go beyond an existing deal with the EU that allows
trans-Atlantic airlines to transfer credit card, email addresses, passport, travel itineraries and other data
belonging to European passengers to US officials. The US has already been examining transactions
handled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Transactions (SWIFT) since 9/11. SWIFT,
which is headquartered in Belgium, is planning to move its servers and database from the US to
Europe. With data privacy laws far stricter in Europe, the US would then need permission from the EU
before it could gain access to this sensitive information.

The protection of a citizen’s privacy and personal data is vital for any democratic society, and should
be respected as much as freedom of expression or movement. Some officials in the US and the EU
would do well to re-read Article 8 of the European Union’s Charter of Fundamental Rights which states
the following:

“Everyone has the right to the protection of personal data concerning him or her. Such data must be
processed fairly for specified purposes and on the basis of the consent of the person concerned or
some other legitimate basis laid down by law. […] Compliance with these rules shall be subject to

control by an independent authority.”

In the paranoid quest for more security, freedom and privacy are often sacrificed. We are all being
watched by “Big Brother,” but who is watching “Big Brother” for us?

Collapse of the American
Empire: swift, silent, certain -
Aug. 25, 2010

"One of the disturbing facts of history is
that so many civilizations collapse,"
warns anthropologist Jared Diamond in
"Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail
or Succeed." Many "civilizations share a
sharp curve of decline. Indeed, a
society's demise may begin only a
decade or two after it reaches its peak
population, wealth and power."

Now, Harvard's Niall Ferguson, one of the
world's leading financial historians, echoes Diamond's warning: "Imperial collapse may
come much more suddenly than many historians imagine. A combination of fiscal
deficits and military overstretch suggests that the United States may be the next empire
on the precipice." Yes, America is on the edge.

Dismiss his warning at your peril. Everything you learned, everything you believe and
everything driving our political leaders is based on a misleading, outdated theory of
history. The American Empire is at the edge of a dangerous precipice, at risk of a sudden,
rapid collapse.

Ferguson is brilliant, prolific and contrarian. His works include the recent "Ascent of
Money: A Financial History of the World;" "The Cash Nexus: Money and Power in the
Modern World;" "Colossus: The Rise and Fall of The American Empire;" and "The War of
the World," a survey of the "savagery of the 20th century" where he highlights a
profound "paradox that, though the 20th century was 'so bloody,' it was also 'a time of
unparalleled progress.'"

Why? Throughout history imperial leaders inevitably emerge and drive their nations into
wars for greater glory and "economic progress," while inevitably leading their nation into
collapse. And that happens suddenly and swiftly, within "a decade or two."

You'll find Ferguson's latest work, "Collapse and Complexity: Empires on the Edge of
Chaos," in Foreign Affairs, the journal of the Council of Foreign Relations, a nonpartisan
think tank. His message negates all the happy talk you're hearing in today's news -- about
economic recovery and new bull markets, about "hope," about a return to "American
greatness" -- from Washington politicians and Wall Street bankers.

'Collapse of All Empires:' 5 stages repeating through the ages

Ferguson opens with a fascinating metaphor: "There is no better illustration of the life
cycle of a great power than 'The Course of Empire,' a series of five paintings with www.PDFonFly.com
Created by Thomas

Cole that hangs in the New York Historical Society. Cole was a founder of the Hudson
River School and one of the pioneers of nineteenth-century American landscape
painting; in 'The Course of Empire,' he beautifully captured a theory of imperial rise and
fall to which most people remain in thrall to this day. Each of the five imagined scenes
depicts the mouth of a great river beneath a rocky outcrop."

If you're unable to see them at the historical society, they're all reproduced in Foreign
Affairs, underscoring Ferguson's warnings that the "American Empire on the precipice,"
near collapse.

First. 'The Savage State,' before the Empire rises

"In the first, 'The Savage State,' a lush wilderness is populated by a handful of hunter-
gatherers eking out a primitive existence at the break of a stormy dawn." Imagine our
history from Columbus' discovery of America in 1492 on through four more centuries as
we savagely expanded across the continent.

Second. 'The Arcadian or Pastoral State,' as the American Empire flourishes

"The second picture, 'The Arcadian or Pastoral State,' is of an agrarian idyll: the
inhabitants have cleared the trees, planted fields, and built an elegant Greek temple."
The temple may seem out of place. However, Cole's paintings were done in 1833-1836,
not long after Thomas Jefferson built the University of Virginia using classical Greek and
Roman revival architecture.

As Ferguson continues the tour you sense you're actually inside the New York Historical
Society, visually reminded of how history's great cycles do indeed repeat over and over.
You are also reminded of one of history's great tragic ironies -- that all nations fail to learn
the lessons of history, that all nations and their leaders fall prey to their own narcissistic
hubris and that all eventually collapse from within.

Third. Consummation of the American Empire

"The third and largest of the paintings is 'The Consummation of Empire.' Now, the
landscape is covered by a magnificent marble entrepôt, and the contented farmer-
philosophers of the previous tableau have been replaced by a throng of opulently clad
merchants, proconsuls and citizen-consumers. It is midday in the life cycle."

'The Consummation of Empire' focuses us on Ferguson's core message: At the very
peak of their power, affluence and glory, leaders arise, run amok with imperial visions
and sabotage themselves, their people and their nation. They have it all.

But more-is-not enough as greed, arrogance and a thirst for power consume them. Back
in the early days of the Iraq war, Kevin Phillips, political historian and former Nixon
strategist, also captured this inevitable tendency in Wealth and Democracy:

"Most great nations, at the peak of their economic power, become arrogant and wage
great world wars at great cost, wasting vast resources, taking on huge debt, and
ultimately burning themselves out." We sense the "consummation" of the American
Empire occurred with the leadership handoff from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush.

Unfortunately that peak is behind us: Clinton, Bush, Henry Paulson, Ben Bernanke, Sarah
Palin, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney and all future American leaders are merely playing
their parts in the greatest of all historical dramas, repeating but never fully grasping the

lessons of history in their insatiable drive for "economic progress," to recapture former
glory ... while unwittingly pushing our empire to the edge, into collapse.

Four. Destruction of the Empire

Then comes 'The Destruction of Empire,' the fourth stage in Ferguson's grand drama
about the life-cycle of all empires. In "Destruction" "the city is ablaze, its citizens fleeing
an invading horde that rapes and pillages beneath a brooding evening sky." Elsewhere in
"The War of the World," Ferguson described the 20th century as "the bloodiest in history,
one hundred years of butchery." Today's high-tech relentless news cycle, suggests that
our 21st century world is a far bloodier return to savagery.

At this point, investors are asking themselves: How can I prepare for the destruction and
collapse of the American Empire? There is no solution in the Cole-Ferguson scenario,
only an acceptance of fate, of destiny, of history's inevitable cycles.

But there is one in "Wealth, War and Wisdom" by hedge fund manager Barton Biggs,
Morgan Stanley's former chief global strategist who warns us of the "possibility of a
breakdown of the civilized infrastructure," advising us to buy a farm in the mountains.

"Your safe haven must be self-sufficient and capable of growing some kind of food ...
well-stocked with seed, fertilizer, canned food, wine, medicine, clothes, etc. Think Swiss
Family Robinson." And when they come looting, fire "a few rounds over the approaching
brigands' heads."

Five. Desolation ... after the Empire disappears

"Finally, the moon rises over the fifth painting, 'Desolation,'" says Ferguson. There is not
a living soul to be seen, only a few decaying columns and colonnades overgrown by
briars and ivy." No attacking "brigands?" No loveable waste-collecting robots from Wall-
E?

The good news is the Earth will naturally regenerate itself without savage humans, as we
saw in Alan Weisman's brilliant "The World Without Us:" Steel buildings decay. Microbes
eat indestructible plastics. Eons pass. And Earth reemerges in all its glory, a Garden of
Eden.

Epilogue: 'All Empires ... are condemned to decline and fall'

In a Los Angeles Times column, Ferguson asks: "America, a Fragile Empire: Here today,
gone tomorrow, could the United States fall that fast?" And his answer is clear and
emphatic: "For centuries, historians, political theorists, anthropologists and the public
have tended to think about the political process in seasonal, cyclical terms ... we discern
a rhythm to history. Great powers, like great men, are born, rise, reign and then gradually
wane. No matter whether civilizations decline culturally, economically or ecologically,
their downfalls are protracted."

We are deceiving ourselves, convinced "the challenges that face the United States are
often represented as slow-burning ... threats seem very remote."

"But what if history is not cyclical and slow-moving but arrhythmic?" asks Ferguson.
What if history is "at times almost stationary but also capable of accelerating suddenly,
like a sports car? What if collapse does not arrive over a number of centuries but comes
suddenly, like a thief in the night?" What if the collapse of the American Empire is dead

ahead, in the next decade? What if, as with the 2000 dot-com crash, we're in denial,
refusing to prepare?

Ferguson's final message about America's destiny comes from Foreign Affairs:
"Conceived in the mid-1830s, Cole's great five-part painting has a clear message: all
empires, no matter how magnificent, are condemned to decline and fall." Throughout
history, empires function "in apparent equilibrium for some unknowable period. And
then, quite abruptly ... collapse," a blunt reminder of the sudden, swift, silent, certain
timetable in Diamond's "Collapse" where a "society's demise may begin only a decade
or two after it reaches its peak population, wealth and power."

You are forewarned: If the peak of America's glory was the leadership handoff from
Clinton to Bush, then we have already triggered the countdown to collapse, the decade
from 2010 until 2020 ... tick ... tick ... tick ...

NSA creating spy system to monitor domestic
infrastructure
The National Security Agency has begun work on an
"expansive" spy system that will monitor critical infrastructure
inside the United States for cyber-attacks, in a move that
detractors say could end up violating privacy rights and
expanding the NSA's domestic spying abilities.

The Wall Street Journal cites unnamed sources as saying that
the NSA has issued a $100-million contract to defense
contractor Raytheon to build a system dubbed "Perfect
Citizen," which will involve placing "sensors" at critical points
in the computer networks of private and public organizations
that run infrastructure, organizations such as nuclear power
plants and electric grid operators.

In an email obtained by the Journal, an unnamed Raytheon employee describes the system as "Big
Brother."

"The overall purpose of the [program] is our Government...feel[s] that they need to insure the Public
Sector is doing all they can to secure Infrastructure critical to our National Security," the email states.
"Perfect Citizen is Big Brother."

"Raytheon declined to comment on this email," the Journal reports.

Some officials familiar with Perfect Citizen see it "as an intrusion by the NSA into domestic affairs,
while others say it is an important program to combat an emerging security threat that only the NSA is
equipped to provide," the Journal states.

The program is reportedly being funded under the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative, a
program launched by the Bush administration in January, 2008, and continued under the Obama
administration. The initiative is budgeted to cost $40 billion over several years.

ANOTHER WAR WITHOUT DEFINITION?

News of the spy system comes in the wake of months of news reports and government statements on
the the threat of cyber-attacks. Last year, the US pointed the finger of blame at North Korea for a
"widespread" attack on US and South Korean government computers. Earlier this year, a coordinated

attack on Google servers was identified as originating from China.

But many observers say the threat of cyberwar is exaggerated, and they suggest that profit may be a
motive behind efforts to build cyber-defense systems.

"It's about who is in charge of cyber security, and how much control the government will exert over
civilian networks," writes security technology expert Bruce Schneier at the CNN Web site. "And by
beating the drums of war, the military is coming out on top."

Schneier sees danger in the media "mislabeling" activities like computer hacking and "cyber-activism"
as "cyberwar."

"One problem is that there's no clear definition of 'cyberwar.' What does it look like? How does it start?
When is it over? Even cybersecurity experts don't know the answers to these questions, and it's
dangerous to broadly apply the term 'war' unless we know a war is going on."

MONEY TO BE MADE

In a report published last month, Cecilia Kang at the Washington Post described cyber-security as
"Washington's growth industry of choice," and companies in the business are "in line for a multibillion-
dollar injection of federal research dollars."

Kang reported: Delivering the keynote address at a recent cybersecurity summit sponsored by
Defense Daily, Dawn Meyerriecks, deputy director of national intelligence for acquisition and
technology, said that along with the White House Office of Science and Technology, her office is going
to sponsor major research "where the government's about to spend multiple billions of dollars."

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The North American Union
Thomas Donohue (president and CEO of the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce) on June 16, 2006
remarked that "for CEOs, North America is
already a single market, and business
decisions are no longer made with a Mexico
strategy---or a Canada strategy---but, rather,
with a North American strategy....I think it's
pretty clear now that it no longer makes sense
to talk about U.S. competitiveness and Mexican
competitiveness---or, for that matter, about the
competitiveness of Canada. We are all in this
together---we, as North Americans." The
Late Great USA - Link (pdf File) Youtube
Video on NAFTA and the Council on Foreign Relations - Link

NAFTA Super Highway

All UK citizens in ID database by
2017 - March 2008
All British citizens will have their fingerprints
and photographs registered on a national ID
database within 10 years under plans outlined
by the Government.

Millions in sensitive jobs, including teachers,
carers and health workers, will be among the
first to be entered on to the identity register.

In a bid to kick start the project - the world's
biggest - foreign nationals working in Britain
will begin to be issued with cards from November. Starting next year, the first British
citizens will be enrolled beginning with some airport staff, power station employees and
people working on the London Olympics site.

Fingerprint kiosks, modelled on existing photograph booths in stations and shops, could
be set up around the country to help people enrol. Plans outlined by Jacqui Smith, the
Home Secretary, yesterday envisage a fee of £30 for a stand-alone card, andwith www.PDFonFly.com
Created more than

£100 for a combined ID card and passport.

But ministers have been told by their own expert that enrolment should be free if the
scheme is ''to win hearts and minds''.

A report commissioned by Gordon Brown from Sir James Crosby, a former banking
chief, raised the prospect of the taxpayer stumping up the full cost. The Government has
insisted all along that the multi-billion pound scheme would be funded through fees and
not taxes.

Sir James also came out against including a digital image of the cardholder's fingerprints
on the microchip in each ID card. For security reasons, the card and database should only
hold some elements of a biometric, he said.

His report was published alongside a new Government timetable for introducing a
universal ID scheme by 2017.

From the start of 2010 young people will be able to get an identity card if they chose and
will be issued with a unique personal identity number. Later that year the scheme will be
opened up to voluntary applicants of any age.

From 2012 - after the next general election - anyone applying for a new passport will
automatically be fingerprinted and 49 pieces of personal information logged on the
database. This is three years later than planned when the scheme was first proposed
after the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

In another change from original plans, Jacqui Smith, the Home Secretary, said it will be
possible to decline the card itself and rely upon a passport as an identity document.
Ministers might even revive the idea of linking the database entry to the driving licence.

There had been suggestions that Gordon Brown was cooling on the ID project because of
the cost and civil liberties implications. But far from being a retreat, the announcement
was designed to show that the Government is still committed to the project.

Miss Smith said the aim was to make coverage of the population ''universal'' by 2017.
Officials said by that date, around 80 per cent of adults would be covered.

At that point, or possibly earlier, there will be a vote in parliament to include the rest of
the population still not on the register.

Miss Smith said there would be greater involvement of the private sector in delivering
the scheme. There would also be a drive to encourage more people to join the scheme
voluntarily. As a result, Miss Smith said the Home Office could scale back the projected
£5.4bn cost by around £1bn.

The Tories have promised the scrap the scheme if they take power after the next
election, likely in 2010. David Davis, the shadow home secretary, said: "The government
may have removed the highly visible element but they have still left the dangerous core
of this project."

"The National Identity Register, which will contain dozens of personal details of every
adult in this country in one place, will be a severe threat to our security and a real target
for criminals, hackers and terrorists."

"This is before you take the government's legendary inability to handle people's data
securely into account."

Shami Chakrabarti, director for Liberty said: "Yet another re-launch of the ID scheme
looks suspiciously like a new sales pitch for the same bad product."

"ID cards remain disastrous for our purses, privacy and race relations. A slow soft sell
won't change this thoroughly bad idea."

Phil Booth of NO2ID, which campaigns against the scheme, said: "This is a marketing
exercise."

"Whether you volunteer or are coerced on to the ID database, there's no way back. You'll
be monitored for life."

"That's why the Government is targeting students and young people, to get them on
before they realise what's happening."

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Map of 10 regional unions/kingdoms

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Article by Dr. John Coleman

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Great Conspiracies and Elaborate Cover Ups

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NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY

By Gary Allen (Pdf File)

The Vatican Jesuit Global Conspiracy

By R Cooke (Pdf File)

The End Times: The Seventy Weeks Of Daniel

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Is the biochip the Mark of the Beast?

(Html Page)

Global Control through the RFID Chip

Total Surveillance and a Cashless Society (Html Page)

Mobile Biometric Identification

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Real ID - Biometric Fact Sheet And Proposed Legistration

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Real Id - Big Brother

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Will The National ID Become A Global ID?

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Biometrics - Frequently Asked Questions

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Secret Societies - New World Order

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Mystery Babylon Series

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TheFarLeft.com (PDF file)

Conspiracy Theories, Myths, Skepticism, and 9/11

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The Order of the Skull and Bones

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Prescott Bush - Nazi

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The Illuminati Agenda

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The Illuminati "THE BROTHERHOOD AND THE MANIPULATION OF SOCIETY"

By Ivan Fraser and Mark Beeston

Freemasonry - The Worship Of Lucifer

Cutting Edge Ministries (Pdf file)

New World Order Or Occult Secret Destiny

By Terry Melanson (Pdf file)

The Dark Hand Of History

- Republic Magazine (Pdf file)

Freemasonry Exposed

(Pdf file)

Occultic Symbolism

Daniel T. Lewis - Corporate Logos And Freemasonry

Occultic Symbolism

Daniel T. Lewis - The Meaning of the Great Seal of the United States

An Article on the Freemasons

By Stanley Monteith, M.D.

The Illuminati - Overlords of Chaos

(Html Page)

The Freemasons - Overlords of Chaos

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The Great Late Planet Earth

(Right click to download) By Hal Lindsey (MP3 File)

9/11 Slide Presentation, 9/22/06

By Dr. Steven E. Jones (pdf file)

New World Order: The Meaning Behind The Words

By Maj. Bart R Kessler (pdf file)

Global Government: The Vatican's Quest For A World Political Authority

By Carl Teichrigb (pdf file)

Pax Germanica & U.S. Of Europe Or A New World Order

By C White (pdf file)

The Rise Of Pseudo Fascism

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Eternal Fascism

By Umberto Uco (pdf file)

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The Secret Behind Secret Societies

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Chem Trails : What is wrong with our skies?

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Somark: RFID Tattoo

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The Mark Of The Beast / Biometrics

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Ubiquitous Computing Big Brothers All Seeing Eye Part 1

(Watch Video)

Ubiquitous Computing Big Brothers All Seeing Eye Part 2

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Positive ID and The Verichip

(Watch Video)

US-VISIT's Use of Biometrics Strengthens Security

(Watch Video)

The End Times And The Rfid Chip

(Watch Video)

Airport full body scanner

(Watch Video)

Tri Card (Biometrics card setup and demo)

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Pay by fingerprint- Fox News

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AROBTV report on Radio Frequency Identification.

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A Rfid Chip Installment Video

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IBM RFID Commercial - The Future Market

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The Microchip - Mark Of The Beast?

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The National ID Card - May 2005

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England Announces National Identity Card

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New World Order Quotes from Politicians

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Police State - The Militarization of the Police Force in USA

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GLOBAL GOVERNMENT PLAN REVEALED

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Naomi Wolf - The End Of America

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Ralph Epperson - AMERICA'S SECRET DESTINY

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Brigadier General Ben Partin speaks about Oklahoma City And Globalism

(Watch Video)

Lindsey Williams - Tragedy Hope, and Reality

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Michael Moore - Farenheit 911

(Watch Video)

Lucifer's Children - By Milan Martin

(Watch Video)

Matrix of Power - By Jordan Maxwell

(Watch Video)

(Hidden Symbols) - By Jordan Maxwell

(Watch Video)

(The Illuminati) The Dawn Of A New Day - By Jordan Maxwell

(Watch Video)

Invisible Empire A New World Order Defined - By Jason Bermas

(Watch Video)

Illuminati - Corporate Logos By Freeman - The Freeman Perspective

Corporate Logos (Html page)

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911 and the American Empire By David Ray Griffin

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911 Documentary - Loose Change

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Final Warning - A History of the New World Order By David Rivera

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Terrorism, Globalism and Conspiracy By Dr. Michael Parenti

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Fall Of The Republic By Alex Jones

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ENDGAME- Blueprint for Global Enslavement By Alex Jones

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Masters Of Terror -- reveals the Globalists' master plan for world domination. By Alex Jones

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Police State 2000 Martial Law Posse Comitatus By Alex Jones

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Police State 4: The Rise of FEMA By Alex Jones

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WACO: The Rules of Engagement (Part 1)

(Watch Video)

WACO: The Rules of Engagement (Part 2)

(Watch Video)

Murder in the Heartland (1995) (Oklahoma City bombing)

(Watch Video)

They live (Movie - the masses are controlled by use of subliminal messages) Director - John
Carpenter

(Youtube Channel)

- News Stories
The Roman Empire Rules Today--The New World Order (Watch Video)

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Alex Jones - (Invisible Empire, Police State 4, Fall Of The Republic, End Game, Obama Deception,
TruthRising, TerrorStorm) (Bit Torrent File - right click to download; then use a bittorrent client

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Aquarius, Age Of Evil (Keith Thompson) 2010 (Bit Torrent File - right click to download; then use a
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The Consequences Of Falling To A North American Union

(Pdf file)

The Real Threat of Fascism

By Paul Bigioni

Conspiracy Times "10 False Flag Operations"

By Joe Crubaugh

The Top Ten Corporations

in 2001 and their subsidiaries (pdf chart)

10 Signposts of a Global Infrastructure

For Mass Registration and Surveillance. A report by the International Campaign against Mass
Surveillance (Pdf File)

The road to a police state

A report by Michael Nield (Pdf File)

Rebuilding America's Defenses - Project for the New American Century

See section 5 - The need for a new Pearl Harbor (9/11) (Pdf File)

Patriot Act

Text of the Patriot Act (PDF file)

Office of Homeland Security

Basic Facts (PDF file)

Facts and Figures About

Homeland Security Spending (PDF file)

Text of the REAL ID Act

(as passed on May 11, 2005) (PDF file)

United States Homeland Security And National Biometric Identification

(PDF file)

Biometrics - Information and Communication Security

(PDF file)

The Past And Present Future Of Biometrics

(PDF file)

Biometric Technologies - Palm And Hand

(PDF file)

An Introduction To Biometrics

(PDF file)

Next Generation Biometrics

(PDF file)


RFID IMPLANTS

(PDF file)

Sensor-Enabled Rfid Tag Handbook

(PDF file)

The Use Of RFID For Human Identification

(PDF file)

RFID Technology In The Federal Government

(PDF file)

RFID Explained - An Basic Overview

(PDF file)

RFID - The Right Frequency for the Government

(PDF file)

A Basic Introduction To RFID Technology And Its Use In The Supply Chain

(PDF file)

Real ID, Real Trouble?

(PDF file)

Report on the State of International Privacy Laws and Application to Biometrics and Their Impact on
the United States and the European Union and Select Countries

(PDF file)

Martial Law

Martial law is the system of rules that takes effect when the military takes control of the normal
administration of justice. Usually martial law reduces some of the personal rights ordinarily granted to
the citizen, limits the length of the trial processes, and prescribes more severe penalties than ordinary
law. Wikipedia

North America Free Trade Agreement

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a commercial agreement among Canada, the
United States of America, and Mexico which promised free trade and easier flows of capital among the
signatory nations. Wikipedia

The State Of Surveillance

Artificial noses that sniff explosives, cameras that I.D. you by your ears, chips that analyze the halo of
heat you emit. BusinessWeek Online

The Great Conspiracy: The 9/11 News Special You Never Saw

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