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blackoutPresidential Directive 16 and the constant blackouts

In July 2002, George W. Bush signed National Security Presidential Directive 16 (PD-16), a secret plan for the United States to wage cyber-warfare against other countries. Under the directive, the Pentagon - which is under the control of neoconservative zealots who make Dr. Strangelove seem relatively sane - is authorized to use electronic weaponry to bring down the electrical grids of enemy nations.

Since Bush's directive was signed, the world had witnessed more unexplained massive blackouts in the history of the modern age of electricity. Considering that the Pentagon, through manipulative schemers like Donald Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz and retired Admiral John Poindexter, has championed such ideas as a stock market betting parlor for future terrorist attacks and an Internet-based personal information surveillance program (both fortunately killed off by Congress), it is not far-fetched to consider the possibility that the recent spate of blackouts around the world are the result of another harebrained operation cooked up by the necons to demonstrate America's superiority in cyber-warfare.

After all, the Pentagon has a very bad track record when it comes to using civilian populations as guinea pigs for its experiments. Witness the awful effects of nuclear bomb testing on the peoples of the western United States and the Marshall Islands, depleted uranium-hardened shells on innocent civilians in war zones, and Agent Orange on American troops and civilians in Southeast Asia.

Since PD-16 was signed, blackouts affecting hundreds of millions of people are occurring on an unprecedented scale.
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via [New World Disorder: Unfair and Unbalanced]
OTOH, surveillance specialist Douglas Hagmann claims terrorists organizations are responsible for the blackouts and that Poland is likely their next target...


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rushcigar.jpgTop Twenty New Jobs for Rush Limbaugh

"Rush Limbaugh, the man who put the pig in capitalist pig, was fired from ESPN for making a comment that could be construed as racist. This would not be the first time Rush has shown his true color (hint=ultra white). Since he's now off the tube, and in trouble for drug abuse, I thought he might want another job to supplement the dimishing audience of his radio show. Here's my picks:"

  1. Super-villain in a Steven Segal film
  2. Model for Big Boy
  3. Weapon of Mass Destruction (drop him over Iraq)
  4. Columbian drug lord's bodyguard
  5. Elephant trainer
  6. World's largest laundromat dryer
  7. Filling hot air balloons
  8. Wine press
  9. Sumo wrestler
  10. Test subject for frightening new drugs
  11. Sea World attraction
  12. Thanksgiving Day parade float
  13. Mongolian war monger
  14. Imperial Wizard of the Klan
  15. Buoy
  16. Steamroller
  17. Wine press
  18. Easter Island head
  19. World War II Revisionist
  20. Body double for the moon

via [Davezilla.com - For training purposes, this site may be recorded]
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