Big Brother reveals his
plans
while God goes missing.
May 28, 2005
With the invasion of Iraq, we had already seen that Americans arrogated to themselves the right to attack a country "preemptively," the alleged justification—later disproven—being the existence and development of "weapons of mass destruction" in that country. It turned out there were none.
It is difficult not to draw a comparison with Hitler’s strategy before 1939. The U.S. "moves its pieces," even though this invasion of Iraq can hardly be compared to... the Anschluss, Nazi Germany’s takeover of Austria.
We know that currently, those in power—mere extensions of the American military-industrial complex—are actively working to change the laws so that judges can be appointed by simple majority, thus populating the country with right-wing judges. Recently, I watched Moore’s film "Bowling for Columbine." I find it less effective, less structured than "The War Game," whose theme is the close link, denounced by Eisenhower in his farewell speech, between political power and the military-industrial complex in the U.S. Moore’s film contains some shocking images, including an interview with the lamentable president of the National Rifle Association, actor Charlton Heston, who eventually fled in disgrace to his estate rather than answer Moore’s questions. The actor managed to reach the town of Columbine shortly after the massacre committed by two high school students at their school, before taking their own lives, in order to support the creed of the association he leads: the inalienable right of every American to own and carry firearms, a right enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. He repeated the same operation the day after a six-year-old black boy, having found a loaded Colt at his uncle’s house while unsupervised—his mother having gone to work—went to visit a friend his age, a white girl, and shot her in the head.
As on TV.
What emerges from this film (in the U.S., 11,500 people are killed by gunfire annually) is that Americans are literally sick with violence, sick with weapons, and... terrified to death. Everyone fears everyone else. Everyone barricades themselves, arms themselves. A large majority of the population is under the grip of complete paranoia. Hyper-violent series broadcast on American media only exacerbate this unhealthy state, which even affects children’s celebrations like Halloween.
Monstrosity has become a game in the United States. It has long been the psychologists’ claim that children need weapons—as phallic substitutes—to better develop their personalities. Others will say they need to dress up as monsters or witches "to better exorcise their fears." In the U.S., horror films are box office hits, and children absorb all this from an early age. I had already mentioned this
in a previous editorial.
To sum up, here is today’s image of America, unashamedly displayed:
Things are thus proceeding as they must.
We have already seen the emergence of implantable chips, now relying on nanotechnology and capable of drawing their energy from the thermal energy of the living beings in which they are implanted. People would be naive to believe this all belongs to science fiction or lies far in the future. In fact, it’s not inconceivable that the Americans may have received some "external" assistance to reach this level. Remember that the name of the company tasked with equipping Gillette razors with one-tenth-of-a-millimeter-diameter chips was "Alien Technology."
Active implantable chips, capable of emitting signals receivable by beacons or even satellites, already exist. They are planned to be distributed through a massive vaccination campaign. The U.S. is preparing to move to Phase II: establishing space stations enabling them to conduct "crowd control," or "population control," via pulsed microwaves from space. In fact, this is the utterly absurd way they envision taking control of the planet. Read about it
a French summary of an article recently published in the New York Times on May 18, 2005.
In short,
this new American space program fits within the logic of growing madness.
By withdrawing from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, which banned weapons deployment in space, Bush was already paving the way for the complete militarization of space in favor of the U.S., always with the underlying logic of "preemptive strikes." Miniature jamming satellites capable of disabling any non-American satellites broadcasting information contrary to their vision of the "Grand Future" are also planned to be placed in orbit. This program evokes the U.S. implantation in that "intermediate space" (30–120 km altitude—too high for planes, too low for satellites)—a process that would involve deploying a vehicle called the "Common Aero Vehicle," capable of delivering devastating blows both on the ground and in space. General Lord told Congress members that this would be an "incredible capability to destroy missile command and launch centers wherever they are in the world," capable of reaching its target in 45 minutes after half a trip around the globe. The development of this vehicle is considered
the highest priority.
In my humble opinion, this vehicle has existed since 1990 as a spy plane, replacing the SR-71 "Blackbird," a tri-mach. It is the Aurora, of which many versions exist, including one that turns the craft into a weapons platform. I leave it to the reader to discover the exorbitant aspects of this marvelous American space program (at a time when countless people are starving). But in the U.S., you don’t pull out your wallet—you pull out your revolver.
Implantable chips will allow vast populations to be held under constant threat. One day, it will only take pressing a button to kill millions remotely. In the meantime, BIG BROTHER wants to impose the chip-based identity card according to its own standards, and this is the subject of the article below:
Original text at
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/story.jsp?story=641731
Translated by Michel Actis
The U.S. wants access to the future British identity file
By Kim Sengupta
May 27, 2005
The United States wants the identity cards proposed by the UK to have the same chip and technology as those used on American documents.
The goal of using the same chip is to ensure compatibility in screening for terrorist suspects.
But it will also mean that information contained in British identity cards can be accessed beyond the Atlantic Ocean.
Michael Chertoff, the newly appointed U.S. secretary...