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Television and the Hive Mind



A few years ago when I wrote Television and the Hive Mind, I never dreamed it would be so widely read. It has been linked and reproduced across the Internet more times than I count. Recently, I discovered it has also been cited in the following very good articles:

Alex Ansary: Mass Mind Control Through Network Television: Are Your Thoughts Your Own?

Norman D. Livergood: Brainwashing America

Dale Allen Pfeiffer and Elizabeth Anne Pfeiffer: The Power of Delusion

10:37 am CST
Katrina Aftermath

Spike Lee on Sabotaged Levees

Sen. Cleland says Katrina-Corpse Cover-Up

Katrina Looter Rumormonger Connected to CIA

Henry Makow: New Orleans: The Strategy for World Government

3:37 pm CST
Bush vs. the First Amendment

Bush just signed a new law (tacked on to an unrelated bill by Arlen "Magic Bullet" Specter) that makes it illegal for you to "annoy" someone on the Internet without disclosing your identity. No doubt the law will be selectively enforced ... LINK

Bush vs. Human Decency

Meanwhile, Bush adviser John Yoo has stated publicly that Bush has the legal power to authorize the torture of children ... LINK

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1:02 pm CST
The Man Who Would Be The King

Now and then, in my more restless moods, tired of the rut I'm in, ready to try something different, searching for a more meaningful career, I consider chucking it all and becoming an Elvis impersonator.

Then, on cooler reflection, I decide it would probably not be a good idea.

But, one of these days, who knows, I just might grow out my sideburns, dye my hair black, put on a white jumpsuit, grab a microphone, and take the plunge.

It is a dream I have ...

Elvis lives 50 times over in a hotel bar at Blackpool

10:26 am CST
Waking up to the Truth

Paul Joseph Watson: A Dying Breed: Feeble Minded Fools and Dim-Witted Debunkers

10:23 am CST
Are Candlelight Vigils Enough?

Cindy Sheehan: The Opposite of Good is Apathy

12:32 am CST
NOW On Line: January 2006 Edition of Radio MACK

The Happy New Year January 2006 edition of RADIO MACK is now on line for your listening pleasure. The new playlist includes great music by Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington, the Rat Pack, Elvis, also the audio version of Mark Lane's historic JFK documentary "Rush to Judgment." RADIO MACK is free; go HERE to listen to the 1 hr-45 min. loop.

9:56 am CST
The Camouflage Project


Burlap streets, feather trees, rubber automobiles, and plywood houses ...
The Disguise of California

9:45 am CST
Shortwave Mystery

SpyNumbers.com

Wikipedia: Numbers Station

The Conet Project

9:00 pm CST
"The Rain, The Park, and Other Things"

Hurricane Katrina Blamed in the Death of Barry Cowsill

2:58 pm CST
Tod Holton, Super Green Beret


From Stupid Comics

2:46 pm CST
Image of an Assassination

The Stabilized Zapruder Film? High Quality Hoax or the Real Deal?

2:44 pm CST
The Controlled Demolition of WTC 7

Larry Silverstein now claims that when he said "pull it" he was not issuing an order to demolish WTC Building 7, he was ordering the firefighters be pulled out of the building. The only problem is, there were no firefighters in the building. LINK

2:32 pm CST
The Federal Police

Kurt Nimmo writes about the proposed United States Secret Service Uniformed Division (USSSUD): "So let's say Bush plans to traipse through your town and you send out an email to your friends urging them to practice their one-time civil liberty under the First Amendment of the now doormat Bill of Rights and stand on a public street corner with signs protesting the neocon mass murder campaign in Iraq. Of course, that very email will be scooped up by the largest intel op in the world-the National Security Agency, now effectively Bush's personal snoop operation-and will be forwarded to Chertoff's Gestapo and you may very well receive a visit the day before Bush's motorcade wings through town and due to "extraordinary protective need" you may very well be arrested "without warrant" for an "offense against the United States," that is to say for disagreeing with our Caesar, George W. Bush ..." LINK

1:28 pm CST
Another Great Moment in Mainstream Journalism

"The next time I hear someone being haughty about professional news vs. citizens' news, I'll remind them of the West Virginia tragedy, where news traveled ahead of the facts, where everyone was horribly wrong ..."
Media exposed as joy becomes despair