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I am sure this is just another amazing coincidence.

In attempting to provide an explanation to Myspace users as to why this site's links aren't being allowed, Murdoch's memetic war machine has slandered us all here at Memes.org. Check it out. It seems Myspace has implemented this 'error message' only in the last couple of days. Wow - just for us!

It was the opening salvo of a campaign to press forward a post-Cold War foreign policy of 'Pax Americana,' a world that the neo-conservatives who made up the bulk of the 25 people who signed PNAC’s statement of principles the previous June saw as a US dominion.

Over the last 10 years, government outsourcing has spread to some of the crown jewels of US intelligence.

The Bush administration is launching a new government agency that will rely heavily on private security contractors to conduct surveillance in the U.S.  Click here for more at my other blog.

General Hayden was at the heart of the play calling on September 11, 2001. Yeah - same guy that helped to refine Echelon (it has been in existence, in its earliest form, since 1948) to its current capabilities. This is what I get for being out of the loop for two years. This news is old.

In 1999, I would embark on a campaign (Jam Echelon Day) to publicize the existence of global system of surveillance (ECHELON) implemented by the National Security Agency that "listened" for signs of dissent and threat to the United States and its corporate infrastructure.

Indira Singh: "Ptech was with MITRE Corporation in the basement of the FAA for two years prior to 9/11. Their specific job is to look at interoperability issues the FAA had with NORAD and the Air Force in the case of an emergency...

There is so much overlap anymore between transnational corporate power and American politics and government that it ought to be no surprise that the Director for National Intelligence has ties to Booz, Allen, & Hamilton, Iran-Contra and John Poindexter, and TIA: Total Information Awareness. This piece is not new but the information in this, put out before McConnell's confirmation, bears repeating.

As usual, when anyone jumps onto the remote piloting "theory" they miss one very major point: that Israel and Saudi Arabia have, for some time now, worked very closely with each other in fields related to satellite technologies.