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Toward a Global "Internet of things"

Time of the internet of free, independent and uncensored opinions is over. To simply switch the entire World Wide Web off is virtually impossible — the bankers and the military would be the first losers. This is why, to end up with the alternative online media, the world elite have long been financing the development of a highly restrictive and fully controlled new internet. The end game is a system similar to China, whereby no websites even mildly critical of the government will be authorized. They say the internet is dead, or dying; it's full of viruses, worms and porn. We will see the future where washing machines, TVs, security systems, cars, traffic lights and other electronically-controlled systems would all be networked, controlled and maintained by a virtual supervisor. In the future, everything of value will be on the network in one form of another. Researchers seeking smarter ways to tackle the most complicated computing tasks think they've found the answer in a cloud computing, which aims to deliver supercomputing power over the Internet. Data centers that house hundreds or thousands of computers to quickly serve sophisticated software to legions of users. The services will be accessible anywhere that has access to networking infrastructure. You wouldn't need hard drives any more, all your data is in the cloud. Cloud computing has been criticized for limiting the freedom of users and making them dependent on the cloud computing provider. It is indeed only possible to use applications or services that the provider is willing to offer. Cloud computing will restrict users' freedom and that it is simply a trap aimed at forcing more people to buy into locked, proprietary systems that would cost them more and more over time. The Cloud spans many borders and "may be the ultimate form of globalization".

"The Spychips Threat"

Tiny RFID (Radio Frequency ID) tags, will enable computers to automatically recognize and identify everyday objects, and then track, trace, monitor, trigger events, and perform actions on those objects. The technology will effectively create an "Internet of things." Imagine a world where everything is on the internet. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of an object (typically referred to as an RFID tag) applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves. Have you already taken one home with you? RFID will fundamentally impact the industries of manufacturing, retail, transportation, health care, life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and government, offering an unprecedented real-time view of assets and inventories throughout the global supply chain. RFID chips have now been made as small as 0.3 millimeters (about the size of a pencil tip). Are you worried whether your child is in school or not ? Now, RFID technology will tell you the whereabouts of your child inside a school. UK has just undertaken a pilot project, in which school children are tagged with RFID chips. We are all familiar with biometric passports and ID chip cards. The next step would be implants under your skin. Data on radio chips can be cloned and modified without detection, according to a security researcher, raising question marks over the use of so-called e-passports that use RFID chips. All countries issuing e-passports are supposed to upload their digital certificate to the Public Key Directory (PKD). There has been an established link between the anti-RFID movement and fundamentalist Christians for quite a while now. This plan should raise a red flag for everyone familiar with the last book of the Bible... RFID has an important role in a ubiquitous spy network that is capable of serving powerful government officials, hostile regimes, criminals, pharmaceutical companies, insurance providers, and employers. The RFID industry is planning for humans to receive subdermal microchips, and for personally-identifiable chips to be embedded in everything we interact with. Potential for privacy loss is enormous, its implications are profound, and it will affect everyone. If this all sounds hyped and sensationalized, I recommend reading the patent applications for yourself, and statements from industry executives that celebrate future Draconian applications of RFID to provide authorities with methods to "abolish crime". Bad idea for governments to have such complete power--especially in countries that are already theocracies.

Their Dear Leader Kim Jong Il

Not only did the country successfully send a communications satellite into orbit, KCNA said, but "it is sending to the Earth the melodies of the immortal revolutionary paeans 'Song of General Kim Il Sung' and 'Song of General Kim Jong Il.' "

According to the US military the top two stages of the North Korean rocket and its payload crashed into the Pacific ocean before reaching orbit, but who can argue with The Great Leader. Ordinary North Koreans will of course learn of their country’s historic achievement through the carefully controlled state media. The Taepodong 2 rocket used in Sunday's launch could in theory carry a nuclear warhead and reach the west coast of the US. But since it was apparently carrying a satellite it will be difficult to convince sceptics that the North Korea is in breach of existing UN resolutions. Americans say that it is not important what was the rocket carrying, Obama said that the launch "further isolated North Korea", and that the country must abandon its nuclear weapons programme. Meanwhile China, while officially disapproving of North Korea when it breaches international law, is unlikely to make a great deal of noise over its neighbour's activities. North Korea defied mounting international pressure when it launched a long-range rocket, with the move triggering an emergency meeting of the UN security council. The White House described the launch as a clear breach of UN resolution 1718, passed after long-range missile and nuclear tests in 2006, which demanded that North Korea suspend "all activities related to its ballistic missile programme". Tokyo had deployed warships and Patriot missile interceptors off its northern coast to shoot down any debris which might hit its territory. But, like the US, it had already said it would not intercept the device after Pyongyang warned that shooting it down would be an "act of war" and would prompt retaliation. No debris fell on Japan.

Some say that there was no satellite at all. North Korean scientists and engineers are known to have built several hundred short- and mid-range missiles as well as nuclear warheads, there's never been any sign of fabrication of a satellite. South Koreans say that North Koreans built a dummy satellite to save money. Anyway, North Korea can count the launch as a success. They shot a long-range missile farther than ever before, this one went approximately 2,000 miles, twice the distance of Taepodong-1 and nearly half the distance needed to deliver a warhead to Alaska or Hawaii.

G20 Historic Summit - New World Order emerges

"A global crisis requires a global solution."...

In order to impose solutions such as a global plan on an unprecedented scale, first one needs to create a problem. They first invented "the global crisis" which demands a global response and now they will save the world. To establish a world government, it is necessary to bring the world to its knees economically, and shackle the taxpayers to perpetual debt through bailouts and stimulus packages funded by printing billions of dollars, to drastically devalue the currency in circulation thus impoverishing the taxpayers. The only benefactors are the extant banks, certain corporations and the individuals who created the financial disaster.

The G20 summit which took place in London on April 2 gathered the finance ministers and central bankers of 20 countries, including the seven major industrialised nations. The EU was represented by the Czech Republic, and the International Monetary Fund and World Bank also participated. 20 or 25 years ago, one could not even imagine that such different countries with such different economies, such different mentalities and historic traditions, would sit at the table and could agree in such a difficult situation on how to act, especially so quickly. Of course 20 years ago, they didn't have this global financial crisis.

Gordon Brown, UK prime minister, host of the summit, said the meeting marked the emergence of a “new world order”, as he unveiled what leaders claimed was a $1,100bn package of measures to tackle the global downturn, including support for lower income countries and a $250bn plan to boost the international money supply. "We will take action to build a stronger, more globally consistent, supervisory and regulatory framework for the future financial sector." "I think the new world order is emerging, and with it the foundations of a new and progressive era of international co-operation."... He just loves to say it again and again, his voice becomes deeper and he doesn't blink when he makes a pause and says: "new world order". It makes me sick. He is just their loud speaker, he is nobody but he is so proud that he's a part of it. Gordon Brown wanted a second fiscal stimulus but did not get one. However, he will be pleased that the agreement was universally accepted by the G20. He will also privately be delighted at the mood he helped create.

Nicolas Sarkozy, France’s president, who had threatened to walk out of the talks unless he got action on tax havens, said that agreement on a new regulatory regime and crackdown on tax havens showed that “a page has been turned” on an era of post-war “Anglo- Saxon” capitalism. Nicolas Sarkozy played the old summit game of talking tough - and this time he seemed to get his own way. There was never a chance of "empty chairing" his old pal Mr Brown, and he can take home strict new restrictions on tax havens. "The G20 countries have decided on a commitment by heads of state and government to strengthen regulation and supervision of financial activities. That was a priority for Germany and France." "A new world is emerging before our eyes," wrote Le Monde in its editorial.
"A world less Anglo-Saxon and less liberal. The irony is that it's in Washington (in November 2008) and in London that the ultraliberal bracket opened 20 years ago by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher is closing."

President Barack Obama described the summit’s measures as “bolder and more rapid than any international response that we’ve seen to a financial crisis in memory” and predicted that they would mark “a turning point in our pursuit of global economic recovery”. "By any measure the London summit was historic," he said. "It was historic because of the size and the scope of the challenges that we face and because of the timeliness and magnitude of our response."

China: One of the big winners and emerging as the key power broker that the old order now turn to for help. They offered up the cash for the new IMF package, but can be certain of some of the benefits that the London deal with bring.

The London Summit 2009

FUTURE URBAN WARFARE

With global financial meltdown unfolding, more and more people grow angry and hit the streets. There will be more riots and anti government protests than ever and new world order has the answer, so called crowd control systems or non-lethal weaponry. Well, somebody has to control the angry mob... How would they do it?

Directed Acoustic Weapons

“Sonic Cannon” capable of broadcasting earsplitting, “disorienting” sounds, (have been used to break up peaceful demonstrations in public spaces in Iraq and the country of Georgia). The device, called a “long-range acoustic device” (LRAD), is described by its manufacturer, the California-based American Technology Corporation, as having the ability to emit an “attention-getting and highly irritating tone for behavior modification.” (the device, which costs roughly $20,000, is two feet in diameter, and weighs 60 pounds, has been used “in combat since December 2003.”). LARD works like a highly directional, high power megaphone, able to blast sounds (such as crowd-dispersal instructions in Arabic) in a narrow beam and with great clarity at a deafening 150 decibels (50 times the human threshold of pain). LRAD can also create deafening noises which can incapacitate people within 300 meters by "firing" short bursts of intense acoustic energy.

Directed Energy Weapons

Anti-personnel non lethal directed energy weapons include lasers, high power electro-magnetic pulse and directional acoustic weapons. One of the systems currently in use is the“SaberShot laser dazzler“ – this hand held or weapon mounted low-power device uses 250Mw of 532nm green-laser. When directed at the target, the laser's optics temporarily expand to generate a blinding light which penetrates smoke, fog at twice the range of white light. Modulation of such high intensity light cause disorientation, dazzle and blink reaction that reduces the target's activity.

Directed microwave energy is also utilized for non lethal weapon system applications. Raytheon's “Active denial System“ (ADS) is a non lethal, counter-personnel directed energy non-lethal weapon which can be used to protect fixed positions or from mobile as well as airborne platforms, against human targets at distances beyond the effective range of small arms. The so-called active denial system (ADS) projects microwave-like radiation for distances of more than 500 meters, creating an excruciating, full-body burning sensation in anyone caught in its beam. The millimetre-wave rays penetrate skin to a depth of about 0.03cm in but cause no permanent damage, according to Raytheon, the system’s US-based maker. A similar system is currently at an initial development phase at applied physics lab of the the Israeli Technion. A different acoustic weapon is the vehicle mounted “Acoustic Blaster“, developed by PRIMEX Physics International. This weapon can be used for area denial, and against selected groups in crowds, mobs and rioters or in a hostile situation. The weapon can be operated by a single person. So far the system was developed as a prototype consisting of an array of four combustion detonation driven devices fired simultaneously or independently. The detonation creates an acoustic pressure of up to 165dB at a distance of 15 meters. The resulting acoustic pressure waveform can be optimized for acoustic-physiological coupling to targets for antipersonnel applications. The US Air Force Research Laboratory (ARL) is also working on a “Sequential Arc Discharge Acoustic Generator“ (SADAG) which produces high-intensity impulsive sound waves generated by electrical means. Among the programs currently under development at the USMC Non Lethal Weapons Program are multi-sensory devices aimed to disable individuals within structures, a taser to incapacitate a single individual and mobility denial system that deploys slippery foam to impede the movement of foot and vehicular traffic.

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