read this. all six dead?
think that only tinfoil hatters question the official 9/11 story?
most of my friends think it’s nuts to question the official story. they quote popular mechanics, all these experts, etc.
for anyone who believes that only nutjobs doubt the official story, check this out.
anyone who thinks the official story is bullshit, tell all the people that argue with you to check it out, too.
pigs taser some dude for asking kerry a question.
hey pig, try me. i dont want to hear the bullshit excuse that you have to keep the peace. “to protect and serve” who? dont get me wrong. there are plenty of cops out there that risk their lives every day, and i respect police officers that do so. it’s the bullshit fucking fascist nazi pigs i have no respect for.
hey, my blog isnt kicking people off anymore!!
cool. anyone know how to post wma files on wordpress?
Urban Monkey Warfare. (KMFDM lyrics)
“Urban Monkey Warfare”
All you want is a scapegoat
All you want is to get absolution from shame
You have nothing to lose anymore
Never was anything worth to be lost in this war in the first place
They make you hate their name
Prostrate yourself in the arena of blame
Nothing at all is left to be said
The flag’s gone up and the dawn is red
Headed down the hard way
Concrete battleground
Urban monkey warfare
Sabotage underground camouflage
Man-monkey
Monkey-man
Urban gorilla
All you know is reflection
All you know is the code to hack and crack
The truth lies buried in shallow graves
Who’s afraid to claim it back?
I can’t stand Sean Hannity.
Man, i just can’t stand this guy. I can’t stand fox news in general, but Hannity really just pisses me off. i mean, it’s just the way he acts toward Ron Paul. Anyway, i found a link that kind of made me smile. here it is. i mean, i know the guy gets bribed to do what he does, and i don’t watch him unless someone calls my attention to something he does, but i dont like him. i really feel like devoting a portion of my blog to just trash him as bad as he does ron paul.
ron paul.
i just have no respect for the way fox news treats ron paul. listen to them laughing when asking him pointed questions. i know the sound quality isn’t that good, but i can’t believe anyone would watch a news station with people that act like that. go here to see more clips, and an open letter to fox news. i’ve personally e-mailed hannity asking him to debate me via e-mail or on my blog, or over the phone, whenever and however he likes, but i guess he’s too busy. i dont ever recall seeing a news station treating a presidential candidate like this.
China’ cyber army is preparing to march on America.
| China’s cyber army is preparing to march on America, says Pentagon |
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Published on Sunday, September 09, 2007.
Source: London Times
Chinese military hackers have prepared a detailed plan to disable America’s aircraft battle carrier fleet with a devastating cyber attack, according to a Pentagon report obtained by The Times.
The blueprint for such an assault, drawn up by two hackers working for the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), is part of an aggressive push by Beijing to achieve “electronic dominance” over each of its global rivals by 2050, particularly the US, Britain, Russia and South Korea.
China’s ambitions extend to crippling an enemy’s financial, military and communications capabilities early in a conflict, according to military documents and generals’ speeches that are being analysed by US intelligence officials. Describing what is in effect a new arms race, a Pentagon assessment states that China’s military regards offensive computer operations as “critical to seize the initiative” in the first stage of a war.
The plan to cripple the US aircraft carrier battle groups was authored by two PLA air force officials, Sun Yiming and Yang Liping. It also emerged this week that the Chinese military hacked into the US Defence Secretary’s computer system in June; have regularly penetrated computers in at least 10 Whitehall departments, including military files, and infiltrated German government systems this year.
Cyber attacks by China have become so frequent and aggressive that President Bush, without referring directly to Beijing, said this week that “a lot of our systems are vulnerable to attack”. He indicated that he would raise the subject with Hu Jintao, the Chinese President, when they met in Sydney at the Apec summit. Mr Hu denied that China was responsible for the attack on Robert Gates, the US Defence Secretary.
Larry M. Wortzel, the author of the US Army War College report, said: “The thing that should give us pause is that in many Chinese military manuals they identify the US as the country they are most likely to go to war with. They are moving very rapidly to master this new form of warfare.” The two PLA hackers produced a “virtual guidebook for electronic warfare and jamming” after studying dozens of US and Nato manuals on military tactics, according to the document.
The Pentagon logged more than 79,000 attempted intrusions in 2005. About 1,300 were successful, including the penetration of computers linked to the Army’s 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions and the 4th Infantry Division. In August and September of that year Chinese hackers penetrated US State Department computers in several parts of the world. Hundreds of computers had to be replaced or taken offline for months. Chinese hackers also disrupted the US Naval War College’s network in November, forcing the college to shut down its computer systems for several weeks. The Pentagon uses more than 5 million computers on 100,000 networks in 65 countries.
Jim Melnick, a recently retired Pentagon computer network analyst, told The Times that the Chinese military holds hacking competitions to identify and recruit talented members for its cyber army.
He described a competition held two years ago in Sichuan province, southwest China. The winner now uses a cyber nom de guerre, Wicked Rose. He went on to set up a hacking business that penetrated computers at a defence contractor for US aerospace. Mr Melnick said that the PLA probably outsourced its hacking efforts to such individuals. “These guys are very good,” he said. “We don’t know for sure that Wicked Rose and people like him work for the PLA. But it seems logical. And it also allows the Chinese leadership to have plausible deniability.”
In February a massive cyber attack on Estonia by Russian hackers demonstrated how potentially catastrophic a preemptive strike could be on a developed nation. Pro-Russian hackers attacked numerous sites to protest against the controversial removal in Estonia of a Russian memorial to victims of the Second World War. The attacks brought down government websites, a major bank and telephone networks.
Linton Wells, the chief computer networks official at the Pentagon, said that the Estonia attacks “may well turn out to be a watershed in terms of widespread awareness of the vulnerability of modern society”.
After the attacks, computer security experts from Nato, the EU, US and Israel arrived in the capital, Tallinn, to study its effects.
Sami Saydjari, who has been working on cyber defence systems for the Pentagon since the 1980s, told Congress in testimony on April 25 that a mass cyber attack could leave 70 per cent of the US without electrical power for six months.
He told The Times that all major nations – including China – were scrambling to defend against, and working out ways to cause, “maximum strategic damage” by taking out banking systems, power grids and communications networks. He said that there were at least a thousand attempted attacks every hour on American computers. “China is aggressive in this,” he said.
Syrian VP: We’ll retaliate for Israeli aggression.
| Syrian VP: We’ll retaliate for Israeli aggression |
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Published on Sunday, September 09, 2007.
Source: YnetNews
Following IDF’s reported violation of Syrian airspace, Farouk al-Shara tells Italian newspaper La Repubblica, ‘All I can say is that the military and political echelon is looking into a series of responses as we speak. Results are forthcoming’
Nir Magal“Damascus will retaliate,” Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Shara said Saturday in an interview with Italian newspaper Le Repubblica following Israel’s reported violation of Syrian airspace on Thursday. Asked what the response would be, al-Shara replied, “I cannot reveal the details, as this is an issue of national security. All I can say is that the military and political echelon is looking into a series of responses as we speak. Results are forthcoming.”
Al-Shara was visiting Italy for meetings with Prime Minister Romano Prodi, Foreign Minister Massimo D’Alema and Pope Benedict XVI, and spoke to the paper from his hotel in Rome.
The Syrian vice president took advantage of the interview in order to slam the US-sponsored Middle East peace conference scheduled to take place in November.
“The conference will not advance peace, because Washington does not really view it as important, and has turned it into a photo opportunity, aimed at diverting the attention from Iraq.
“Meanwhile, an unprecedented arms race has been launched in the Middle East, increasing the risk of new military adventures, such as Israel’s in Syria two days ago. Syria will retaliate for this violation.”
Asked about President Shimon Peres’ appeal to Syria, speaking of his hopes for peace, al-Shara replied, “Excuse me for smiling. The talks about peace are a disguise for blatant aggression. Moreover, Israel’s responses in light of the aircraft’s infiltration are amazing, with (Prime Minister Ehud) Olmertsaying he knows nothing about it.
“This creates the impression that Israel has a week government, which is unable to take courage and follow the road of peace, accepting the Arab world’s offer which was approved unanimously.”
The Syrian vice president argued that Israel was to blame for the failure of negotiations. “Those who try to cast the blame on Syria forget that we took part in the negotiations for 10 years. We were not the ones who ended the talks. Let history bear witness to that.”
‘Washington leading unprecedented arms race’
Asked whether Damascus would take part in the peace conference if were invited, al-Shara replied, “Italy knows that only an overall solution could succeed. The current plan is vague. There is no list of the countries invited, and not even a date. There is an agreement that Washington will limit the conference to a photo opportunity in order to divert the attention from Iraq.
“And Israel is not cooperating. It’s not saying whether it will accept the UN resolutions, the principle of land for peace. As for our role, both Prime Minister Prodi and Foreign Minister D’alema have reiterated Kissinger’s motto: ‘Without Syria there is no peace.'”
“But there is also no war,” the La Repubblica reported said, noting that Syria was arming itself.
“Washington is leading an arms race in the Middle East, which is unprecedented even compared to the Cold War era,” al-Shara responded. “Some $30 million in military aid to Israel only. This is not an encouraging sign. The White House is favoring a military conflict over diplomacy and international law.”
Addressing his meeting with the pope, al-Shara said, “There is an agreement on Lebanon between Syria and the Holy See that there is need for a president who will be able to create a consensus between everyone and will be elected according to the constitution by two-thirds of the parliament.”
Italy, France and the United States have asked Syria not to interfere in Lebanon. “They may be asking us to ease the solution, and we will do that by encouraging the parties to reach a consensus,” al-Shara said. “We are interested in stabilizing Lebanon, as well as Iraq.”
Iran recently stated that it would be willing to help Syria if asked to. Is this alliance convenient to Damascus?
“The relations with Iran are very tight. There is no reason to fear Iran. The realistic solution for the Iranian crisis is a Middle East free of nuclear weapons. We suggested this to the UN four years ago and were backed by the Arab League. And Iran agrees to this. The only one opposed to it is Israel. A Middle East without nukes will serve peace worldwide,” al-Shara concluded.
Urban Monkey Warfare. 