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6 Apr 2006 @ 16:55
More of the never ending battle for the truth.
Keith Morgan: Stan, what she said was that she was in the photo lab at NASA and that she was looking at some photos and one showed an elliptical object, white object that was casting a shadow on the ground above some trees and the technician in there, she asked him if it was a UFO? He said I can't tell you. She said what are you going to do with this kind of information? He said well that is the kind of stuff that we airbrush out.
For the full interview, of a NASA airbrusher, go here: [link]
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9 Mar 2006 @ 16:34
Now isnt this blantant enough? Well, at least we know the plan, and we do have the power to ignor them. :}
Here's a company that takes Orwell to heart:
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 3 Mar 2006 @ 18:01
Again, high school kids find a way, to make efficiant use of alternitive fuels. In my own engine set up, I've been able to get the 0 to 60 in 4 seconds, but not the MPG, so far, best I can get is 27mpg, it's still better mileage than the stock 13mpg you get from a big engine.
But these kids, being misfits and dropouts, finding a class they like, and not only comming up with a cool engine set up, but also self esteem to get better grades, and really make a differance in the world.
Hopfuly they don't get shot down by the automotive and oil industries. :}
"The CBS news article below reveals a major breakthrough in car engine design. This car engine gets over 50 mpg, goes from zero to 60 in four seconds, and runs on soybean oil! So why isn't this remarkable breakthrough making front page headlines in all major media? For the same reason that many other major energy breakthroughs have been reported but never given the headlines they deserve. Those who are reaping huge profits from oil sales have much more political and media influence than you might imagine."
Full story and additional links:
[link]
Original story:
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6 Feb 2006 @ 05:56
Lego gives you the right to hack thier product. You too can be like Lex Luthor, build some diobolical robots from Legos. Your Mom tells you to srub the bathroom, thwart her power over you and have your robot do it, she can't get mad, if your robot accualy did a good job, lol. Still according to this artical, 70% of the people into it are adults.
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2 Feb 2006 @ 00:56
It's my personal oppinion, but, I have to say, all holy cities belong to the world now. Jeruselem belongs to the world, I say that these holy cities should be protected by our ensuing world government, it's enevitable. I say it's time to boot everyone out and preserve these holy places. Stop being foolish and living in mud brick structures, that fall on your head, build new citys on the out skirts of the holy cities. The holy cities will be open to tourists and worshipers, but when your done, go home. Set up lands and farms and whatever outside these cities and holy places. God people, how hard is that?, everyone wants peace, our gods want peace. I mean if your going to fight over these precious cities, then no one gets them, and they become property of the government. Build new cities with all the cool stuff, access to food and water, mass transpertation, etc, and good people will move there and be happy. Good people to me, are those that wish for peace, and would be willing to move for it. I would, if it was for peace. To the religious fanatics of any religion, if you terroize, and destroy, expect to be shot in the head. To all the globalists with all this money and drive to be a world government. You want my respect, and alegents?, Then spend your greed gotten money, and make this happen the right way. And to my government, I say, dudes, your spending how much? Um, why don't you put some of that black ops money to something more intellegent?, that the world at large, can use to eleviate some of it's woes?
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