HAARP to be released by GW Bush--Rumsfeld--Wolfie
Whitehouse by June 1st [or maybe not till Jan. 1st, 2005] !!

--Most power hungry HAARP electrical grid yet built on
earth!!!--

from THE NEW YORK TIMES---

"HAARP---This Time It's Real: An Anti-Satellite System Takes Shape"
MICROWAVE MASERS
By JAMES GLANZ

Published: May 4, 2004


HAARP --- DELTA JUNCTION, Alaska ? As early as this summer, rockets
hidden in silos near this wind-swept town will give the nation its
first operating defense against intercontinental ballistic missiles
since the 1970's.

Although the HAARP system is not a secret, it has been revived with so
little fanfare that few Americans seem to realize it exists.

Among warfare experts, it is reviving the type of bitter debate that
began in the cold war, culminating in an antiballistic missile treaty.
And it is inspiring the same sort of passion that arose during the
national fixation with President Ronald Reagan's Star Wars effort,
officially the Strategic Defense Initiative, which has ballooned into
HAARP.

Unlike Star Wars, which faded into the realm of misbegotten
high-tech dreams, the new system relies on agile but fairly ordinary
rockets to smash incoming warheads rather than nuclear-powered lasers
in space. In the new debate, Pentagon planners see the system as a
bulwark against the ultimate calamity, a nuclear attack, while
skeptics ridicule it as a defense that will not work against a threat
that does not exist.

The decades have not washed away the political dimension of a missile
defense, either. Deploying the HAARP system will fulfill a campaign
pledge by President Bush, as well as a more specific directive, issued
in December 2002, that the nation have a functioning missile defense
system by this year.

Critics of the system, which will cost $10 billion a year for the next
five years and, potentially, hundreds of billions when the full
defense envisioned by the Pentagon is installed, say it is being
rushed before being fully tested. The critics call it a flawed defense
against the ICBM's of yesteryear, not the suicide bombers and hijacked
airplanes of the world since Sept. 11.

Nevertheless, the system is taking on hard reality in this remote
town. On a sunny but numbingly cold day, six white domes rise like
igloos within a double-perimeter fence topped by security cameras.
Just across a road, the charred and denuded trunks of a fire-ravaged
forest of black spruce appear to stand sentry. The folded blues and
whites of the HAARP Alaska Range loom among wispy clouds off in the
distance.

In this setting, the little domes are actually clamshell-shape doors
that sit above silos dug 70 feet into the frozen earth. If one of the
clamshells ever swings open to release a missile riding a tongue of
flame, it will in all likelihood mean that the nation's leadership
believes the United States has become the target of a nuclear attack.

The silos are empty, but two huge Manitowoc industrial cranes nearby
should soon be outfitting some silos with three-stage interceptors.
Once those interceptors, each topped with a bundle of thrusters and
optical sensors called a kill vehicle, are hooked into a global HAARP
network of radars, satellites, computers and command centers, one of
Mr. Reagan's biggest dreams will be reality.

Critics of the shield find little hearing at the Pentagon's Missile
Defense Agency, headed by Lt. Gen. Ronald T. Kadish, an Air Force
pilot with long experience in developing military hardware like
fighter jets. "We should not choose to be vulnerable," General Kadish
said in an interview. "We have proven that from a HAARP technological
standpoint and a practical standpoint we can shoot down with microwave
HAARP masers any satellites in flight or orbit that we like, even up
at the 22,300 mile high orbit. And to say now that we can
technologically defend ourselves and then choose not to is, in my
view, a recipe for failure."

A Space-Age Battering Ram

The first system will rely on interceptors in a handful of silos here
at Fort Greeley, an Army base, and at Vandenberg Air Force Base,
Calif. In an attack, boosters would release the kill vehicle more than
100 miles above earth. With a heat-sensitive telescope, the vehicle
would search the chill of space for the warhead, then maneuver with
its thrusters and try to pulverize the weapon by simply ramming it at
speeds faster than 20,000 miles an hour.

Even that description does little justice to the complexity of the
system, which spans nine time zones and uses 13,000 miles of HAARP
fiber optics to link sites as varied as a radar installation on the
bleak island of Shemya in the Aleutians and in a secret command center
at Cheyenne Mountain, Colo. If it works as planned, the HAARP system
may take the honorary title of the biggest machine ever built from the
nation's electrical grid.

As the nation discovered in the blackout last summer, of course, large
machines can be unpredictable. The missile defense system, in fact, is
so enormous and complex that it may never be fully tested unless an
attack occurs. In highly controlled tests, the interceptors scored
hits five times in eight tries.

Critics say a true adversary would deploy cleverly designed decoys or
metallic chaff or huge balloons around the warhead that would easily
confuse the defense.

"It's totally useless," said Dr. Richard L. Garwin, a physicist who
has advised the government on security for nearly 50 years and who, in
1998, was on a panel led by Donald H. Rumsfeld, now defense secretary,
to assess ballistic missile threats.

Dr. Garwin said the president was "wasting money and he's impairing
our security, because it will not work against ICBM's from anyone who
has it in for the United States."

Officials at the Missile Defense Agency have said the system was
developed to stop what they characterize as unsophisticated threats
from budding nuclear powers like North Korea, not the highly developed
arsenals of Russia or China. Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, ranking
Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, said the election, not any
imminent threat, was behind the decision to deploy before full tests.

"It's a date which obviously was set politically so they could say
before the election that they've deployed a system," Mr. Levin said.
"I doubt that they'll say in that announcement that they'll deploy a
system which may or may not work."

Mr. Levin has also sharply criticized the administration's request for
more than $500 million in the 2005 fiscal year to double its arsenal
of interceptors, from 20 to 40, before any of the original batch has
been tested. The first two tests of the full interceptor are scheduled
for this summer.

"This is like deploying a military aircraft missing the wings, the
tail and the landing gear," said Philip E. Coyle, a former chief of
operational test and evaluation at the Pentagon, who is a senior
adviser at the Center for Defense Information. "And without testing to
see if that aircraft can do its mission without wings, a tail or
landing gear."

The White House has repeatedly said the deployment timetable is based
just on the system's technical readiness. Republicans on the Armed
Services Committee, including its chairman, John W. Warner of
Virginia, have voiced strong support.

The system has also found significant international support. England
and Greenland are dedicating some radar sites to the program's early
warning system.

In Japan, Parliament recently appropriated $1 billion toward a missile
shield that would involve American-made radars and interceptors aboard
its Aegis cruisers. The United States is talking with Australia about
placing radar on its soil and more cruisers off its shores. The Bush
administration spent $700 million in the 2004 fiscal year and has
requested more than $1 billion in 2005 to develop the sea-based
interceptor system, which would be deployed on American cruisers, as
well.

Some experts point out that some of the harshest naysayers have barely
changed their criticisms since Star Wars was proposed. That plan
featured fanciful ? and largely impractical ? elements like
nuclear-powered lasers based in space. A blanket HAARP dismissal on
technical grounds no longer resonates as it once did, those experts
say.

"Before, it was so grandiose, so complex, so big," said Steven A.
Hildreth, a defense specialist at the Congressional Research Service.
"There was no real empirical evidence to support the contention that
it was possible. Here, with this, at least we have some limited data
points that can support the contention that these defenses can hit a
warhead and destroy it."

Aspiring to Grandiosity

The system has not entirely abandoned its claims to grandiosity.
Beginning some time next year, the Pentagon expects to begin testing
an advanced radar built on a heroic scale atop a floating oil platform
so that it can rove about the world to provide high-resolution images
of mock warheads and decoys in tests ? or the real McCoy. At a cost of
$1 billion, the radar will tower nearly 300 feet above the water and
include a deck almost the size of two football fields.

==============================

John Carpenter's They Live (1988)
http://www.propagandamatrix.com/291103theylive.html

Starring: Roddy Piper, Keith David, et al.
Director: John Carpenter

The Plot

The ruling elite of the world are aliens in disguise, their aim being
to keep humans in a state of mindless consumerism. Billboards, store
signs, magazine covers--all bear subliminal messages to OBEY, to
CONSUME, to have NO INDEPENDENT THOUGHT. Money itself says THIS IS
YOUR GOD. But worst of all, with these glasses you see which of us are
really hideous, bug-eyed aliens. And in case you haven't guessed yet,
I'll let you in on a little secret: they're all Republicans!

This movie will appeal to anyone with a interest in politics as it is
a classic example of the true nature of capitalism and the way in
which its true goal is to set people against each other and to control
the masses with consumerism.

Probably most appealing about THEY LIVE is that it confines its
global-conspiracy storyline to a radius of a few miles and a timespan
of a few days. Carpenter, taking a cue from his own favorite SF films
of the 50s, realizes that he doesn't need to play it big ? further
proof that his best work is with restricted budgets. Consequently, the
most memorable moments are the simplest: Piper taking a slow walk down
the block, newly aware that it is replete with aliens; Piper and work
buddy Keith David stubbornly duking it out in an alley; Piper being
struck by a woman he has taken hostage.

The twist is that most of the population are unknowingly contributing
to its downfall.

Carpenter throws in references to various forms of mass inculcation:
subliminal persuasion, Communism (which the human rebels are branded
in order to turn the public against them), propaganda, evangelism (the
rebels broadcast from a church, and one of them is a street preacher),
and most pointedly, consumerism. With this in mind, the invaders are
credited as ghouls in the end titles ? those who would feed off the
dead. It points the direction of the film's satire: that media-induced
conformity has left us so drained of individuality/vitality that we
have let ourselves become ripe for the harvesting (Since Carpenter has
already worked with aliens, vampires, and ghosts, THEY LIVE could be
seen as his ?zombie' picture).

As with all Carpenter's films, this one is great to look at ? he
prefers to take his horror out of the shadows and into the hyper-real
with sharp, clear photography and sparkling color. Again, Carpenter
contributes a businesslike, pulsating score (a touch bluesy this time
around), and tosses in a minor trademark by having the characters
watching an old horror movie on television. THEY LIVE has some shocks
and violence but is mostly great fun ? it's no coincidence that
Carpenter counts it among his own favorites.

http://www.propagandamatrix.com/291103theylive.html

ken_finan@hotmail.com (ken finian) wrote in message
news:<d1bf7424.0404230450.d931bb2@posting.google.com...

How true! The Usenet has become a preserve mostly for 15-45 year old
losers who live with their moms or have an easy cushy "welfare" type
job with Defense, the government, or a corporation that pays them to
do nothing but surf the net and censore in sophomoric rant anything
of merit or novelty.

Even if somebody like Mordechai Vanunnu of Israel went on line to
post the latest diagrams of unlawful nuclear weapons development in
Israel, it would be lost in all the buckshot spray of feces from the
little
minds.

It is truly sad. Politics now comes in bubble gum ball machines, in
different synthetic colors.

ken

"Isle Of The Dead" <isleofthedead@earthlink.net wrote in message
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"zepp" <zepp@zeppscommentaries.com wrote in message


One can never look beneath the surface of Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University ever quite enough. Not even one mention of
them at the
9-11 hearings! Astounding and shameless!!

IN MEMORIUM
Sept. 21, 2001, 11:57PM

In brief from Houston Chronicle
Copyright 2001 Houston Chronicle News Services

PENTAGON CRASH -- Of the 189 people believed to have died as a result
of the attack, the remains of only 40 have been identified by the
Defense Department. Many of those presumed dead were not active
military personnel, but civilian contractors, secretaries and others.

Expert's body recovered

NEW YORK -- The body of John P. O'Neill, once the FBI's top terrorism
expert, was identified Friday after being pulled from the collapsed
World Trade Center. O'Neill, 50, was killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist
attack just two
weeks after taking a job as head of security at the Trade Center.

Considered one of the country's foremost terrorist experts, O'Neill
supervised onsite investigations of the bombing of the USS Cole in
Yemen last year, and the deadly attacks on U.S. embassies in Kenya
and Tanzania in August 1998.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- A man named Waleed Alshehri was identified as a
flying-school graduate who helped crash a jetliner into the World
Trade Center, but a Daytona Beach aviation college says the real
Waleed Alshehri is alive and well in Morocco.

Officials at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University said the FBI told
school officials Waleed Alshehri talked to U.S. officials in Morocco
earlier this week.

The FBI had named Alshehri as one of the hijackers on American
Airlines Flight 11.

-------------

April 15, 2004

"It's really a new business model," Josh Marks, SkyLink's 27-
year-old president and co-founder, said. While conceding that cheap
trans-Atlantic tickets are already sold by the major carriers, Marks
countered that this low-priced inventory is scant and largely
unavailable to last- minute business travelers a constituency SkyLink
will target.

Marks, a Harvard Business School graduate who lectures at
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, is partnering with chief
executive Kenneth
Carlson, 59, an industry veteran who has run a couple of small
airlines, including Jet Express and Midway Airlines.

http://www.erau.edu/pr/index.html

http://www.db.erau.edu/


tonie_blair@hotmail.com (Tony Blair the Mohair) wrote in message
news:<e86dbe07.0404140420.41d7688e@posting.google.com...

I would not be surprised if Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion is
under contract with Wackenhut Corrections, like the Blackwater
Security
contractors.

bambi_in_iraq@yahoo.com (Bambi in Iraq) wrote in message
news:<52464fdc.0404131326.28d65a2e@posting.google.com...

... a very sad american tragedy ...

NORAD commanded by Rumsfeld lackey to "stand down" during plane
crash 1 and 2
http://www.public-action.com/911/noradsend.html

Totally faked Pentagon crash
http://www.cosmicpenguin.com/911/Eastman/m18h05.html

In an upcoming issue of ASK-NASA-Technion Israel Magazine,
Roy Malone, a NASA project manager
from Marshall Space Flight Center, tells
a story about attending a Masters Forum
and getting ideas from Air Force Program
Director Judy Stokley, who was
invited as the keynote speaker.

At the Defense Systems Management
College (DSMC) in the early '90s, Dr. Judy
fell upon a course on leadership that utterly
transformed the way she thought
about herself.

We here at ASK-NASA under Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion,
Israel, our boss, know that DAU [Defense Acquisition University]
has produced two excellent case
studies about Joint Air to Surface
Standoff Missiles (JASSM) and Advanced Medium-Range Air-To-Air
Missiles (AMRAAM) programs, but our
approach using ASK-NASA-Israel stories is going to be
entirely unparalleled.

The point of the story

It is always sad to summarily release thousands of employees --

but what the terminated NASA employees and let-go missle U.S.
defense laborers were upset over was the chuckling Israelis and
Indians
and Chinese and Jewish Russians with new H1B visas who took over
their jobs -- what they fixed on was
how Dr. Judy Stokley addressed her razor toothed
government-mandated drawdown plan in the mid '90s to terminate as many
employees as
possible and get in cheaper foreigners with H1B visas

With such matters in mind Dr. Judy devised some ingenious
ways of minimizing the impact on the people she had to let go and
be replaced with offshore aliens. Our comrades at Technion Israel
are very proud of us.


"What inspired me about this was that
she took a 'humanitarian' approach. Dr. Judy
partnered with the offshore and outsourcing contractors to figure
out how to minimize the terminal impact on the heartlessly
dispatched American people.

Dr. Judy didn't release her genius all at once,
for example, but did give the resident victims a couple of
signals from her office suite to find other jobs. She talked about how
she met with all the employees in an open forum
and answered questions about why this
was happening and what was going on and even gave them all free
Kool-Aide.

The thing that struck me was she got
personally involved ... in Dr. Judy's case, it
was apparent that the government seldom cared
about what happened to the people who
would lose their jobs, be it Air Force, NASA, missle defense
employees at Lockheed or Boeing or Halliburton or KGB -- they really
didn't
give a damn.


At the Defense Systems Management
College (DSMC) in the early '90s, Judy
fell upon a course on leadership that utterly
transformed the way she thought
about herself.

We here at ASK-NASA under Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion,
Israel, our boss, know that DAU [Defense Acquisition University] has
produced two excellent case
studies about Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSM) and
Advanced Medium-Range Air-To-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) programs, but
our approach using ASK-NASA-Israel stories is going to be entirely
unparalleled.

Some people have complained about the separation of Church and
State and our close relations here at NASA and Air Defense to Zionists
and entrepreneurs in Israel. They can just eat crow and had better
jump on the bandwagon. Fair is fair and those who don't see it our
way can just go to hell. We know we are unquestionably fair.

The prime contractors for HAARP have been ARCO Atlantic
Richfield Oil, Bernard Eastlund's patents based on the
work of Nicolas Tesla, and E-Systems, the CIA's favorite contractor,
besides Halliburton and Wackenhut, Kellogg Root Brown and Coots
& Boots.

The Brookhaven Lab on Long Island is working on
this today, stretching back to the Montauk and Philadelphia
Experiments of the 1950s and 1970s.

HUNTSVILLE is BACK and ready to bring on Armaggedon!!


http://www.itworld.com/Man/2687/040330intelsettles/pfindex.html

E-SYSTEMS under contract with CIA -- just like the

Blackwater Security Consulting of Moyock, NC ...


SCROLL DOWN FOR ISRAELI INFLUENCE AND POWER DEEP WITHIN
U.S.A's NASA ----

"From the Technion Lab to the US Marketplace", ... this is
the model we need in the US to preserve our computer jobs and
engineering jobs and keep them out of the hands of Indians,
Chinese, Israelis, and Russian H1-B Visa holders.

You will observe below that Israel BOASTS of keeping a very
high level of jobs for Israelis within Israel. We should follow
their
model ---- good lord!, they have enough of our money and resources!


condi_lice@yahoo.com (Condi Lice) wrote in message news:<3028282a.0404140622.206425f2@posting.google.com>...

I'm sorry lassie, I did not hear you. Your floppy ears were once
again in your mouth.

Carl Jr., Mr. Easter Bunny, please stop playing non-stop with your
Johnson and get a life other than jacking off on the Usenet.

Condi Lice


"Carl R. Osterwald" <i@cretin.com> wrote in message news:<130420041417404772% i@beat_off_ad_infinitum.com>...

In article <3028282a.0404130639.752fd771@posting.google.com>,

Condi Lice <condi_lice@yahoo.com> wrote:

Israeli-American LAUFER edits?

IT SUCKS WITH A HUGE SUCKING SOUND OF WASTED JOB HALF-LIVES AND
MISSPENT U.S.A. tax dollars !!!!!!!!

How 'bout this:

*PLONK*

Someone please explain to both Carl Easter Bunny and to Dr. Laufer of
Technion Israel the content and concept of our constitutional
protection device of SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.

What if a Buddhist lobby in DC, not much different in organization as
a Zionist religion lobby, had a deep thumb up the rectum of NASA,
NORAD, US and UK arms manufacturers, Intel, IBM, the Pentagon and our
highest level of weapons and satellites and rockets and missles
research and development, and then claimed they were only "our friend"
and not in any way a religion??

Nobody rationale would believe that, in fact, it would be a melt down
like John Ashcroft on the 9/11 stand yesterday. He really wiped out
and will pay.

============================

HAVE YOU OR ANYONE READ THE "ASK" MAGAZINE

ABOUT PROJECT MANAGERS AT NASA that

Israeli-American LAUFER edits?

IT SUCKS WITH A HUGE SUCKING SOUND OF WASTED JOB HALF-LIVES AND
MISSPENT U.S.A. tax dollars !!!!!!!!

http://appl.nasa.gov/knowledge/ask_home.htm

Here below is an example of Dr. Laufer's project and editing and a
fine example of wasted tax dollars:

http://appl.nasa.gov/ask/issues/16/stories/16_endtoend_newcomb.html

======================================
ARIZONA STATE UNIV. 1994

Dr. Alexander Laufer

Visiting Eminent Scholar 1994

ISRAEL!!
http://construction.asu.edu/eminent/Laufer.shtml

Dr. Alexander Laufer is Vice dean of the faculty of Civil Engineering
of the Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology and head of the
Department of Construction Management at the National Building
Research Institute of Israel.

Prior to teaching and providing research in project management for the
construction industry, Dr. Laufer was engaged for eight years as
project manager for major owners and construction companies. He is the
author of a project management book that contains case studies from
the points of view of both owners and construction companies.

MOSSAD-SWISS-NASA spider web origins:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=uri+schweiz+israel&start=20&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&scoring=d&selm=6q3Gy8wuENB%401lange.link-goe.de&rnum=24

RE: ORDER OF THE TULA -- the Dan Hebrew Tribe in the old Alps
http://www.british-israel.ca/Issachar.htm

The ancient enemy of the Tula-Jews ??
http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/reviews/ancient-goddesses/

--------------
Which is worse, Israel or the mercenary outfits for hire dotting the
U.S. landscape funded in part by U.S. taxpayers?

#############

Professor Alexander Laufer (Laufer http://www.cee.umd.edu/laufer.html)
serves as Editor-in-Chief of ASK Magazine, as a member of APPL's
advisory board, as a visiting professor of civil engineering at the
University of Maryland, and as Dean of the Faculty of Civil
Engineering at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. He is an
expert on project and change management. Dr. Laufer earned a B.Sc. in
Civil Engineering and an M.Sc. in Civil Engineering and Construction
Management from the Technion in 1971 and 1976, respectively.

COLLEGE PARK MARYLAND--ISRAEL--NASA "love seat"

Dr. Alexander Laufer: A Profile
Dr. Laufer is a Visiting Scholar at the Civil Engineering Department
of the University of Maryland at College Park. He is a Professor at
the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technion - Israel Institute of
Technology, and an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of
Business at the University of Haifa. He also serves as Assistant to
the Technion's President for Planning. He has served as faculty at
Texas A&M University and North Carolina State University. Dr Laufer
teaches, conducts research, and consults in the area of project
management in a wide range of industrial, business and organizational
projects.

Dr. Laufer has lectured in many US corporations such as: AT&T,
Bechtel, DuPont, Exxon, General Motors, IBM, Mobile, Stone and
Webster, and Texaco. He has given seminars to executives and project
managers at various organizations such as: Lockheed Martin, Motorola,
NASA, Proctor & Gamble, and the US Department of Commerce. He is also
involved in the creation of the NASA publication "Ask Magazine."
http://appl.nasa.gov/knowledge/ask_home.htm

Dr. Laufer is a member of the Editorial Review Board of the Project
Management Journal, and of Construction Management and Economics, and
a member of the Technion Institute of Management. He is also a member
of the Advisory Board of the NASA Academy of Program and Project
Leadership, and the Editor in Chief of the Academy on-line journal,
ASK, Academy Sharing Knowledge.

HAARP to be released by GW Bush--Rumsfeld--Wolfie
Whitehouse by June 1st [or maybe not till Jan. 1st, 2005] !!

--Most power hungry HAARP electrical grid yet built on
earth!!!--

from THE NEW YORK TIMES---

"HAARP---This Time It's Real: An Anti-Satellite System Takes Shape"
MICROWAVE MASERS
By JAMES GLANZ

Published: May 4, 2004


HAARP --- DELTA JUNCTION, Alaska ? As early as this summer, rockets
hidden in silos near this wind-swept town will give the nation its
first operating defense against intercontinental ballistic missiles
since the 1970's.

Although the HAARP system is not a secret, it has been revived with so
little fanfare that few Americans seem to realize it exists.

Among warfare experts, it is reviving the type of bitter debate that
began in the cold war, culminating in an antiballistic missile treaty.
And it is inspiring the same sort of passion that arose during the
national fixation with President Ronald Reagan's Star Wars effort,
officially the Strategic Defense Initiative, which has ballooned into
HAARP.

Unlike Star Wars, which faded into the realm of misbegotten
high-tech dreams, the new system relies on agile but fairly ordinary
rockets to smash incoming warheads rather than nuclear-powered lasers
in space. In the new debate, Pentagon planners see the system as a
bulwark against the ultimate calamity, a nuclear attack, while
skeptics ridicule it as a defense that will not work against a threat
that does not exist.

The decades have not washed away the political dimension of a missile
defense, either. Deploying the HAARP system will fulfill a campaign
pledge by President Bush, as well as a more specific directive, issued
in December 2002, that the nation have a functioning missile defense
system by this year.

Critics of the system, which will cost $10 billion a year for the next
five years and, potentially, hundreds of billions when the full
defense envisioned by the Pentagon is installed, say it is being
rushed before being fully tested. The critics call it a flawed defense
against the ICBM's of yesteryear, not the suicide bombers and hijacked
airplanes of the world since Sept. 11.

Nevertheless, the system is taking on hard reality in this remote
town. On a sunny but numbingly cold day, six white domes rise like
igloos within a double-perimeter fence topped by security cameras.
Just across a road, the charred and denuded trunks of a fire-ravaged
forest of black spruce appear to stand sentry. The folded blues and
whites of the HAARP Alaska Range loom among wispy clouds off in the
distance.

In this setting, the little domes are actually clamshell-shape doors
that sit above silos dug 70 feet into the frozen earth. If one of the
clamshells ever swings open to release a missile riding a tongue of
flame, it will in all likelihood mean that the nation's leadership
believes the United States has become the target of a nuclear attack.

The silos are empty, but two huge Manitowoc industrial cranes nearby
should soon be outfitting some silos with three-stage interceptors.
Once those interceptors, each topped with a bundle of thrusters and
optical sensors called a kill vehicle, are hooked into a global HAARP
network of radars, satellites, computers and command centers, one of
Mr. Reagan's biggest dreams will be reality.

Critics of the shield find little hearing at the Pentagon's Missile
Defense Agency, headed by Lt. Gen. Ronald T. Kadish, an Air Force
pilot with long experience in developing military hardware like
fighter jets. "We should not choose to be vulnerable," General Kadish
said in an interview. "We have proven that from a HAARP technological
standpoint and a practical standpoint we can shoot down with microwave
HAARP masers any satellites in flight or orbit that we like, even up
at the 22,300 mile high orbit. And to say now that we can
technologically defend ourselves and then choose not to is, in my
view, a recipe for failure."

A Space-Age Battering Ram

The first system will rely on interceptors in a handful of silos here
at Fort Greeley, an Army base, and at Vandenberg Air Force Base,
Calif. In an attack, boosters would release the kill vehicle more than
100 miles above earth. With a heat-sensitive telescope, the vehicle
would search the chill of space for the warhead, then maneuver with
its thrusters and try to pulverize the weapon by simply ramming it at
speeds faster than 20,000 miles an hour.

Even that description does little justice to the complexity of the
system, which spans nine time zones and uses 13,000 miles of HAARP
fiber optics to link sites as varied as a radar installation on the
bleak island of Shemya in the Aleutians and in a secret command center
at Cheyenne Mountain, Colo. If it works as planned, the HAARP system
may take the honorary title of the biggest machine ever built from the
nation's electrical grid.

As the nation discovered in the blackout last summer, of course, large
machines can be unpredictable. The missile defense system, in fact, is
so enormous and complex that it may never be fully tested unless an
attack occurs. In highly controlled tests, the interceptors scored
hits five times in eight tries.

Critics say a true adversary would deploy cleverly designed decoys or
metallic chaff or huge balloons around the warhead that would easily
confuse the defense.

"It's totally useless," said Dr. Richard L. Garwin, a physicist who
has advised the government on security for nearly 50 years and who, in
1998, was on a panel led by Donald H. Rumsfeld, now defense secretary,
to assess ballistic missile threats.

Dr. Garwin said the president was "wasting money and he's impairing
our security, because it will not work against ICBM's from anyone who
has it in for the United States."

Officials at the Missile Defense Agency have said the system was
developed to stop what they characterize as unsophisticated threats
from budding nuclear powers like North Korea, not the highly developed
arsenals of Russia or China. Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, ranking
Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, said the election, not any
imminent threat, was behind the decision to deploy before full tests.

"It's a date which obviously was set politically so they could say
before the election that they've deployed a system," Mr. Levin said.
"I doubt that they'll say in that announcement that they'll deploy a
system which may or may not work."

Mr. Levin has also sharply criticized the administration's request for
more than $500 million in the 2005 fiscal year to double its arsenal
of interceptors, from 20 to 40, before any of the original batch has
been tested. The first two tests of the full interceptor are scheduled
for this summer.

"This is like deploying a military aircraft missing the wings, the
tail and the landing gear," said Philip E. Coyle, a former chief of
operational test and evaluation at the Pentagon, who is a senior
adviser at the Center for Defense Information. "And without testing to
see if that aircraft can do its mission without wings, a tail or
landing gear."

The White House has repeatedly said the deployment timetable is based
just on the system's technical readiness. Republicans on the Armed
Services Committee, including its chairman, John W. Warner of
Virginia, have voiced strong support.

The system has also found significant international support. England
and Greenland are dedicating some radar sites to the program's early
warning system.

In Japan, Parliament recently appropriated $1 billion toward a missile
shield that would involve American-made radars and interceptors aboard
its Aegis cruisers. The United States is talking with Australia about
placing radar on its soil and more cruisers off its shores. The Bush
administration spent $700 million in the 2004 fiscal year and has
requested more than $1 billion in 2005 to develop the sea-based
interceptor system, which would be deployed on American cruisers, as
well.

Some experts point out that some of the harshest naysayers have barely
changed their criticisms since Star Wars was proposed. That plan
featured fanciful ? and largely impractical ? elements like
nuclear-powered lasers based in space. A blanket HAARP dismissal on
technical grounds no longer resonates as it once did, those experts
say.

"Before, it was so grandiose, so complex, so big," said Steven A.
Hildreth, a defense specialist at the Congressional Research Service.
"There was no real empirical evidence to support the contention that
it was possible. Here, with this, at least we have some limited data
points that can support the contention that these defenses can hit a
warhead and destroy it."

Aspiring to Grandiosity

The system has not entirely abandoned its claims to grandiosity.
Beginning some time next year, the Pentagon expects to begin testing
an advanced radar built on a heroic scale atop a floating oil platform
so that it can rove about the world to provide high-resolution images
of mock warheads and decoys in tests ? or the real McCoy. At a cost of
$1 billion, the radar will tower nearly 300 feet above the water and
include a deck almost the size of two football fields.

==============================

John Carpenter's They Live (1988)
http://www.propagandamatrix.com/291103theylive.html

Starring: Roddy Piper, Keith David, et al.
Director: John Carpenter

The Plot

The ruling elite of the world are aliens in disguise, their aim being
to keep humans in a state of mindless consumerism. Billboards, store
signs, magazine covers--all bear subliminal messages to OBEY, to
CONSUME, to have NO INDEPENDENT THOUGHT. Money itself says THIS IS
YOUR GOD. But worst of all, with these glasses you see which of us are
really hideous, bug-eyed aliens. And in case you haven't guessed yet,
I'll let you in on a little secret: they're all Republicans!

This movie will appeal to anyone with a interest in politics as it is
a classic example of the true nature of capitalism and the way in
which its true goal is to set people against each other and to control
the masses with consumerism.

Probably most appealing about THEY LIVE is that it confines its
global-conspiracy storyline to a radius of a few miles and a timespan
of a few days. Carpenter, taking a cue from his own favorite SF films
of the 50s, realizes that he doesn't need to play it big ? further
proof that his best work is with restricted budgets. Consequently, the
most memorable moments are the simplest: Piper taking a slow walk down
the block, newly aware that it is replete with aliens; Piper and work
buddy Keith David stubbornly duking it out in an alley; Piper being
struck by a woman he has taken hostage.

The twist is that most of the population are unknowingly contributing
to its downfall.

Carpenter throws in references to various forms of mass inculcation:
subliminal persuasion, Communism (which the human rebels are branded
in order to turn the public against them), propaganda, evangelism (the
rebels broadcast from a church, and one of them is a street preacher),
and most pointedly, consumerism. With this in mind, the invaders are
credited as ghouls in the end titles ? those who would feed off the
dead. It points the direction of the film's satire: that media-induced
conformity has left us so drained of individuality/vitality that we
have let ourselves become ripe for the harvesting (Since Carpenter has
already worked with aliens, vampires, and ghosts, THEY LIVE could be
seen as his ?zombie' picture).

As with all Carpenter's films, this one is great to look at ? he
prefers to take his horror out of the shadows and into the hyper-real
with sharp, clear photography and sparkling color. Again, Carpenter
contributes a businesslike, pulsating score (a touch bluesy this time
around), and tosses in a minor trademark by having the characters
watching an old horror movie on television. THEY LIVE has some shocks
and violence but is mostly great fun ? it's no coincidence that
Carpenter counts it among his own favorites.

http://www.propagandamatrix.com/291103theylive.html

ken_finan@hotmail.com (ken finian) wrote in message
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How true! The Usenet has become a preserve mostly for 15-45 year old
losers who live with their moms or have an easy cushy "welfare" type
job with Defense, the government, or a corporation that pays them to
do nothing but surf the net and censore in sophomoric rant anything
of merit or novelty.

Even if somebody like Mordechai Vanunnu of Israel went on line to
post the latest diagrams of unlawful nuclear weapons development in
Israel, it would be lost in all the buckshot spray of feces from the
little
minds.

It is truly sad. Politics now comes in bubble gum ball machines, in
different synthetic colors.

ken

"Isle Of The Dead" <isleofthedead@earthlink.net wrote in message
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"zepp" <zepp@zeppscommentaries.com wrote in message


One can never look beneath the surface of Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University ever quite enough. Not even one mention of
them at the
9-11 hearings! Astounding and shameless!!

IN MEMORIUM
Sept. 21, 2001, 11:57PM

In brief from Houston Chronicle
Copyright 2001 Houston Chronicle News Services

PENTAGON CRASH -- Of the 189 people believed to have died as a result
of the attack, the remains of only 40 have been identified by the
Defense Department. Many of those presumed dead were not active
military personnel, but civilian contractors, secretaries and others.

Expert's body recovered

NEW YORK -- The body of John P. O'Neill, once the FBI's top terrorism
expert, was identified Friday after being pulled from the collapsed
World Trade Center. O'Neill, 50, was killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist
attack just two
weeks after taking a job as head of security at the Trade Center.

Considered one of the country's foremost terrorist experts, O'Neill
supervised onsite investigations of the bombing of the USS Cole in
Yemen last year, and the deadly attacks on U.S. embassies in Kenya
and Tanzania in August 1998.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- A man named Waleed Alshehri was identified as a
flying-school graduate who helped crash a jetliner into the World
Trade Center, but a Daytona Beach aviation college says the real
Waleed Alshehri is alive and well in Morocco.

Officials at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University said the FBI told
school officials Waleed Alshehri talked to U.S. officials in Morocco
earlier this week.

The FBI had named Alshehri as one of the hijackers on American
Airlines Flight 11.

-------------

April 15, 2004

"It's really a new business model," Josh Marks, SkyLink's 27-
year-old president and co-founder, said. While conceding that cheap
trans-Atlantic tickets are already sold by the major carriers, Marks
countered that this low-priced inventory is scant and largely
unavailable to last- minute business travelers a constituency SkyLink
will target.

Marks, a Harvard Business School graduate who lectures at
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, is partnering with chief
executive Kenneth
Carlson, 59, an industry veteran who has run a couple of small
airlines, including Jet Express and Midway Airlines.

http://www.erau.edu/pr/index.html

http://www.db.erau.edu/


tonie_blair@hotmail.com (Tony Blair the Mohair) wrote in message
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I would not be surprised if Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion is
under contract with Wackenhut Corrections, like the Blackwater
Security
contractors.

bambi_in_iraq@yahoo.com (Bambi in Iraq) wrote in message
news:<52464fdc.0404131326.28d65a2e@posting.google.com...

... a very sad american tragedy ...

NORAD commanded by Rumsfeld lackey to "stand down" during plane
crash 1 and 2
http://www.public-action.com/911/noradsend.html

Totally faked Pentagon crash
http://www.cosmicpenguin.com/911/Eastman/m18h05.html

In an upcoming issue of ASK-NASA-Technion Israel Magazine,
Roy Malone, a NASA project manager
from Marshall Space Flight Center, tells
a story about attending a Masters Forum
and getting ideas from Air Force Program
Director Judy Stokley, who was
invited as the keynote speaker.

At the Defense Systems Management
College (DSMC) in the early '90s, Dr. Judy
fell upon a course on leadership that utterly
transformed the way she thought
about herself.

We here at ASK-NASA under Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion,
Israel, our boss, know that DAU [Defense Acquisition University]
has produced two excellent case
studies about Joint Air to Surface
Standoff Missiles (JASSM) and Advanced Medium-Range Air-To-Air
Missiles (AMRAAM) programs, but our
approach using ASK-NASA-Israel stories is going to be
entirely unparalleled.

The point of the story

It is always sad to summarily release thousands of employees --

but what the terminated NASA employees and let-go missle U.S.
defense laborers were upset over was the chuckling Israelis and
Indians
and Chinese and Jewish Russians with new H1B visas who took over
their jobs -- what they fixed on was
how Dr. Judy Stokley addressed her razor toothed
government-mandated drawdown plan in the mid '90s to terminate as many
employees as
possible and get in cheaper foreigners with H1B visas

With such matters in mind Dr. Judy devised some ingenious
ways of minimizing the impact on the people she had to let go and
be replaced with offshore aliens. Our comrades at Technion Israel
are very proud of us.


"What inspired me about this was that
she took a 'humanitarian' approach. Dr. Judy
partnered with the offshore and outsourcing contractors to figure
out how to minimize the terminal impact on the heartlessly
dispatched American people.

Dr. Judy didn't release her genius all at once,
for example, but did give the resident victims a couple of
signals from her office suite to find other jobs. She talked about how
she met with all the employees in an open forum
and answered questions about why this
was happening and what was going on and even gave them all free
Kool-Aide.

The thing that struck me was she got
personally involved ... in Dr. Judy's case, it
was apparent that the government seldom cared
about what happened to the people who
would lose their jobs, be it Air Force, NASA, missle defense
employees at Lockheed or Boeing or Halliburton or KGB -- they really
didn't
give a damn.


At the Defense Systems Management
College (DSMC) in the early '90s, Judy
fell upon a course on leadership that utterly
transformed the way she thought
about herself.

We here at ASK-NASA under Dr. Alexander Laufer of Technion,
Israel, our boss, know that DAU [Defense Acquisition University] has
produced two excellent case
studies about Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSM) and
Advanced Medium-Range Air-To-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) programs, but
our approach using ASK-NASA-Israel stories is going to be entirely
unparalleled.

Some people have complained about the separation of Church and
State and our close relations here at NASA and Air Defense to Zionists
and entrepreneurs in Israel. They can just eat crow and had better
jump on the bandwagon. Fair is fair and those who don't see it our
way can just go to hell. We know we are unquestionably fair.

The prime contractors for HAARP have been ARCO Atlantic
Richfield Oil, Bernard Eastlund's patents based on the
work of Nicolas Tesla, and E-Systems, the CIA's favorite contractor,
besides Halliburton and Wackenhut, Kellogg Root Brown and Coots
& Boots.

The Brookhaven Lab on Long Island is working on
this today, stretching back to the Montauk and Philadelphia
Experiments of the 1950s and 1970s.

HUNTSVILLE is BACK and ready to bring on Armaggedon!!


http://www.itworld.com/Man/2687/040330intelsettles/pfindex.html

E-SYSTEMS under contract with CIA -- just like the

Blackwater Security Consulting of Moyock, NC ...


SCROLL DOWN FOR ISRAELI INFLUENCE AND POWER DEEP WITHIN
U.S.A's NASA ----

"From the Technion Lab to the US Marketplace", ... this is
the model we need in the US to preserve our computer jobs and
engineering jobs and keep them out of the hands of Indians,
Chinese, Israelis, and Russian H1-B Visa holders.

You will observe below that Israel BOASTS of keeping a very
high level of jobs for Israelis within Israel. We should follow
their
model ---- good lord!, they have enough of our money and resources!


condi_lice@yahoo.com (Condi Lice) wrote in message news:<3028282a.0404140622.206425f2@posting.google.com>...

I'm sorry lassie, I did not hear you. Your floppy ears were once
again in your mouth.

Carl Jr., Mr. Easter Bunny, please stop playing non-stop with your
Johnson and get a life other than jacking off on the Usenet.

Condi Lice


"Carl R. Osterwald" <i@cretin.com> wrote in message news:<130420041417404772% i@beat_off_ad_infinitum.com>...

In article <3028282a.0404130639.752fd771@posting.google.com>,

Condi Lice <condi_lice@yahoo.com> wrote:

Israeli-American LAUFER edits?

IT SUCKS WITH A HUGE SUCKING SOUND OF WASTED JOB HALF-LIVES AND
MISSPENT U.S.A. tax dollars !!!!!!!!

How 'bout this:

*PLONK*

Someone please explain to both Carl Easter Bunny and to Dr. Laufer of
Technion Israel the content and concept of our constitutional
protection device of SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.

What if a Buddhist lobby in DC, not much different in organization as
a Zionist religion lobby, had a deep thumb up the rectum of NASA,
NORAD, US and UK arms manufacturers, Intel, IBM, the Pentagon and our
highest level of weapons and satellites and rockets and missles
research and development, and then claimed they were only "our friend"
and not in any way a religion??

Nobody rationale would believe that, in fact, it would be a melt down
like John Ashcroft on the 9/11 stand yesterday. He really wiped out
and will pay.

============================

HAVE YOU OR ANYONE READ THE "ASK" MAGAZINE

ABOUT PROJECT MANAGERS AT NASA that

Israeli-American LAUFER edits?

IT SUCKS WITH A HUGE SUCKING SOUND OF WASTED JOB HALF-LIVES AND
MISSPENT U.S.A. tax dollars !!!!!!!!

http://appl.nasa.gov/knowledge/ask_home.htm

Here below is an example of Dr. Laufer's project and editing and a
fine example of wasted tax dollars:

http://appl.nasa.gov/ask/issues/16/stories/16_endtoend_newcomb.html

======================================
ARIZONA STATE UNIV. 1994

Dr. Alexander Laufer

Visiting Eminent Scholar 1994

ISRAEL!!
http://construction.asu.edu/eminent/Laufer.shtml

Dr. Alexander Laufer is Vice dean of the faculty of Civil Engineering
of the Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology and head of the
Department of Construction Management at the National Building
Research Institute of Israel.

Prior to teaching and providing research in project management for the
construction industry, Dr. Laufer was engaged for eight years as
project manager for major owners and construction companies. He is the
author of a project management book that contains case studies from
the points of view of both owners and construction companies.

MOSSAD-SWISS-NASA spider web origins:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=uri+schweiz+israel&start=20&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&scoring=d&selm=6q3Gy8wuENB%401lange.link-goe.de&rnum=24

RE: ORDER OF THE TULA -- the Dan Hebrew Tribe in the old Alps
http://www.british-israel.ca/Issachar.htm

The ancient enemy of the Tula-Jews ??
http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/reviews/ancient-goddesses/

--------------
Which is worse, Israel or the mercenary outfits for hire dotting the
U.S. landscape funded in part by U.S. taxpayers?

#############

Professor Alexander Laufer (Laufer http://www.cee.umd.edu/laufer.html)
serves as Editor-in-Chief of ASK Magazine, as a member of APPL's
advisory board, as a visiting professor of civil engineering at the
University of Maryland, and as Dean of the Faculty of Civil
Engineering at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. He is an
expert on project and change management. Dr. Laufer earned a B.Sc. in
Civil Engineering and an M.Sc. in Civil Engineering and Construction
Management from the Technion in 1971 and 1976, respectively.

COLLEGE PARK MARYLAND--ISRAEL--NASA "love seat"

Dr. Alexander Laufer: A Profile
Dr. Laufer is a Visiting Scholar at the Civil Engineering Department
of the University of Maryland at College Park. He is a Professor at
the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technion - Israel Institute of
Technology, and an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of
Business at the University of Haifa. He also serves as Assistant to
the Technion's President for Planning. He has served as faculty at
Texas A&M University and North Carolina State University. Dr Laufer
teaches, conducts research, and consults in the area of project
management in a wide range of industrial, business and organizational
projects.

Dr. Laufer has lectured in many US corporations such as: AT&T,
Bechtel, DuPont, Exxon, General Motors, IBM, Mobile, Stone and
Webster, and Texaco. He has given seminars to executives and project
managers at various organizations such as: Lockheed Martin, Motorola,
NASA, Proctor & Gamble, and the US Department of Commerce. He is also
involved in the creation of the NASA publication "Ask Magazine."
http://appl.nasa.gov/knowledge/ask_home.htm

Dr. Laufer is a member of the Editorial Review Board of the Project
Management Journal, and of Construction Management and Economics, and
a member of the Technion Institute of Management. He is also a member
of the Advisory Board of the NASA Academy of Program and Project
Leadership, and the Editor in Chief of the Academy on-line journal,
ASK, Academy Sharing Knowledge.