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Could it be they can not get a CCW due to criminal activity!
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Subject: HERE ARE THE FORMER MAYORS TRYING TO TAKE OUR GUNS AWAY
> Sic Semper Tyrannis
> > Note: none of the them could pass a background check to even get a pistol permit in NYC where the S is being stirred and any other area of the USA!
> Here are just a few current or former Mayors from Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns
> Sheila Dixon - Baltimore, MD
> Convicted of perjury
> And embezzling funds
> Meant for charity
> Eddie Perez - Hartford, CT
> Convicted of bribery
> And extortion
> Buddy Cianci - Providence, Rl
> Convicted of assault and
> racketeering
> Will Wynn - Austin, TX
> Convicted of assault
> Adam Bradley - White Plains, NY
> Convicted of domestic
> Violence charges
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> Arrested three times for
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> Convicted of attempted
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> Trademark counterfeiting
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> Convicted of disorderly conduct
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> Convicted of child pornography
> And bail violations
> Roosevelt Dorn - Inglewood, CA
> Pled guilty to public corruption
> And embezzlement charges
> Tony Mack - Trenton, NJ
> Recently charged for
> Accepting $119,000 in bribes
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|John M. (John Acie) Fairchild, born August 16, 1864 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died March 29, 1957 in Johnson Co., Ky; married Pearlie Collins January 26, 1895; born January 1871 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died in Johnson Co., Ky..
Notes for John M. (John Acie) Fairchild:
Many of the descendants of John Acie Fairchild now live in abject poverty. This can partially be traced to his inheritance. Pearlie Collins, his wife, was a Mulengeon, a lost tribe of Saponi Indians prevalent in the Eastern United States. Due to their heritage the Mulengeon they bore Negroid features. John's father Acie (Asa) Fairchild was a fairly well to do farmer in the Barnett's Creek area of Johnson County. Acie never cared for John. Sarah was pregnant with John when she and Acie married and Acie often questioned whether John was his son. Folk who were alive to know both Acie and John Acie say they bore a remarkable resemblence to one another except that John was a small man, barely five foot tall. Acie was not at all sympathetic to John's love his cousin, Pearlie saying that no son of his would marry a "nigger". Upon Acie's death his money and lands were divided among Acie's children with the exception of John who received five dollars. By all accounts I have read and heard, Pearlie Collins was one of the finest cooks and most gracious people in my family's association.
Notes for Pearlie Collins:
Pearlie was famous for her cooking and accordion playing.
|Martha Fairchild, born August 1866; died Bef. 1906.
|Joseph Fairchild, born 1868; married Elizabeth (Lizzie) Estep; born 1876.
|Mary Fairchild, born March 1870.
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|Millard Fairchild, born 1873; married Unknown Johnson; born Abt. 1875.
|Enoch Fairchild, born July 1876; married Samantha Johnson; born March 1883.
|Edward Fairchild, born March 1879 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died June 16, 1963 in Staffordsville, Ky; married Laura Hitchcock April 01, 1901 in Rockhouse Fork of Jennies Creek, Johnson Co., Ky,; born December 1881 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died April 25, 1966 in Staffordsville, Ky..
|Levi Fairchild, born April 11, 1882 in Rockhouse, Johnson Co., Ky.; died April 27, 1959 in Rockhouse, Johnson Co., Ky; married Lucy Hitchcock June 09, 1905 in Ed Fairchild's house, Rockhouse, Ky..
|Nola Fairchild, born November 1885 in Rockhouse, Johnson Co., Ky; married Bill Hannah November 12, 1904 in John Spradlin's home, Denver, Ky; born 1874.
|Laura Hitchcock, born December 1881 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died April 25, 1966 in Staffordsville, Ky; married Edward Fairchild April 01, 1901 in Rockhouse Fork of Jennies Creek, Johnson Co., Ky,; born March 1879 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died June 16, 1963 in Staffordsville, Ky..
|Lucy Hitchcock, born January 1885 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died May 09, 1953 in Rockhouse, Johnson Co., Ky; married Levi Fairchild June 09, 1905 in Ed Fairchild's house, Rockhouse, Ky..
|Grant Hitchcock, born December 1886 in Jennie's Creek, Ky.; died May 15, 1952 in Paintsville, Ky; married Minnie Roberts 1910 in Johnson Co., Ky; born 1894; died December 03, 1967 in Paintsville, Ky..
Notes for Grant Hitchcock:
Grant was a blacksmith. His family lived on the west end of Paintsville, Ky.
Notes for Minnie Roberts:
Minnie's mother was committed to an insane asylum. Minnie was raised by the Hitchcock family.
|John M. Hitchcock, born August 1888 in Rockhouse Fork of Jennies Creek, Johnson Co., Ky,; died in Van Lear, Johnson Co., Ky; married Beulah Adams; born 1896; died in Van Lear, Johnson Co., Ky..
|Alexander (Bud) Hitchcock, born Aft. 1889.
|Walter S. Hitchcock, born Aft. 1889 in Rockhouse Fork of Jennies Creek, Johnson Co., Ky,; died in Flatwoods, Ky; married Madge Rice August 27, 1914 in Johnson Co., Ky; born Abt. 1895 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died in Flatwoods, Ky..
|Daniel Son Hitchcock, born 1894 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died October 17, 1923 in Floyd County, Kentucky; married Gertude Preston April 14, 1917 in Thelma, Ky; born Abt. 1897; died February 1981 in Wayland, Floyd Co., Ky..
Notes for Daniel Son Hitchcock:
Son died when he fell from a chestnut tree. His sister, Lucy, kept a piece of his skull though out her life.
|Elizabeth (Lizzie) Hitchcock, born September 1896; married Alonzo Blair.
|Albert Adison (Add) Hitchcock, born September 1898 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died September 27, 1929 in Rockhouse Fork of Jennies Creek, Johnson Co., Ky,.
Notes for Albert Adison (Add) Hitchcock:
Add was pistol whipped to death by Harry Conley at a carnival in Paintsville, Ky. Add had roughed Harry up several times in their past. Add arrived drunk at the carnival. Harry asked Add to come over to where he was. To Add's surprise Henry began beating him with the butt of his pistol. Add was taken to his parents home. His death was witnessed by my Grandmother, Alma Fairchild. She related how angry Add was and that he could barely be restrained. As the effect of the alcohol subsided so did Add's life.
|Leck Hitchcock, born Aft. 1899 in Johnson Co., Ky.; died October 23, 1924 in Waylon, Floyd Co., Ky; married Hattie Miller.
Notes for Leck Hitchcock:
Leck was killed in Waylon, Ky. by a one-handed traveling black minstrel. The black man had gotten liquor for Leck and in the midst of arguing over the change the black man shot him. The minstrel was taken to Prestonsburg jail but a lynch mob came from Waylon and took him back. The black man was tied to an electric pole in Waylon and shot 22 times. He was taken back to Prestonsburg and died en route.
|Mary Hitchcock, born Aft. 1900; died in in infancy.
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James Corbett
The Corbett Report
17 July, 2009
Government sources immediately began blaming North Korea for the recent cyberterror attacks on South Korea and the U.S., despite having no evidence to back up those claims. Now, an examination of the evidence by independent computer experts show that the attack seems to have been coordinated from the UK. The hysterical media coverage in the attack's wake, however, echoing the government line that it was likely the work of North Korea, served to cement in the minds of many that this was an act of cyberwarfare.
The idea that this surprisingly unsophisticated attack could have come from a well-organized, hostile state or terrorist group comes as a blessing in disguise to those groups, agencies and advisors who have been calling for greater and greater federal snooping powers in the name of stopping a "cyber 9/11″ from happening.
The "cyber 9/11″ meme stretches back almost to 9/11 itself. Back in 2003, Mike McConnell, the ex-director of the National Security Agency (NSA), was fearmongering over the possibility of a cyber attack "equivalent to the attack on the World Trade Center" if a new institution were not created to oversee cyber security. Since then, report after report has continued to use the horror of 9/11 as a way of raising public hysteria over "cyber terrorism," a subject more often associated with juvenile hackers and lone misfits than radical terrorist organizations.
The real reason behind the invocation of 9/11 in the context of "cyber terror"… Continue reading
June 28, 2009 (updated July 7, 2009)
by Mark H. Gaffney, Author of The 9/11 Mystery Plane and the Vanishing of America
The evidence was crucial because it undermined the official explanation that Hani Hanjour crashed American Airlines Flight 77 into the Pentagon at high speed after executing an extremely difficult top gun maneuver. But to understand how all of this played out, let us review the case in bite-size pieces…
In August 2004 when the 9/11 Commission completed its official investigation of the September 11, 2001 attack, the commission transfered custody of its voluminous records to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).[1] There, the records remained under lock and key for four and a half years, until last January when NARA released a fraction of the total for public viewing. Each day, more of the released files are scanned and posted on the Internet, making them readily accessible. Although most of the newly-released documents are of little interest, the files I will discuss in this article contain important new information.
As we know, the 9/11 Commission did not begin its work until 2003——more than a year after the fact. By this time a number of journalists had already done independent research and published articles about various facets of 9/11. Some of this work was of excellent quality. T he Washington Post, for example, interviewed aviation experts who stated that the plane allegedly piloted by Hani Hanjour [AA Flight 77] had been flown "with extraordinary skill, making it highly… Continue reading
by History Commons Groups
June 16, 2009
The US military conducted a training exercise in the five days before the September 11 attacks that included simulated aircraft hijackings by terrorists, according to a 9/11 Commission document recently found in the US National Archives. In one of the scenarios, implemented on September 9, terrorists hijacked a London to New York flight, planning to blow it up with explosives over New York.
The undated document, entitled "NORAD EXERCISES Hijack Summary," was part of a series of 9/11 Commission records moved to the National Archives at the start of the year. It was found there, and posted to the History Commons site at Scribd, by History Commons contributor paxvector, in the files of the commission's Team 8, which focused on the failed emergency response on the day of the attacks. The summary appears to have been drafted by one of the commission's staffers, possibly Miles Kara, based on documents submitted by NORAD.
An excerpt from page 4 of the NORAD EXERCISES document.
In the September 9 scenario, the fictitious terrorists' goal seems to have been to kill New Yorkers with the rain of debris following the plane's explosion. However, in the exercise, the military intercepted the plane and forced it away from the city. When the terrorists realized they were not near New York, they blew the plane up "over land near the divert location," leaving no survivors. The military unit most involved in this scenario was NORAD's Northeast Air Defense… Continue reading
Perhaps the most interesting thing this week is that an HC contributor found a document in the National Archives showing that, two days before 9/11, the military practiced responding to a simulated hijacking by suicide terrorists targeting New York. The document also mentioned a number of other previously-unknown hijacking-response exercises, and has been written up at the contributors' blog.
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There are also several additional entries in the 9/11 Timeline, about the 9/11 Commission and the day of the attacks.
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The Domestic Propaganda Timeline focuses on the back-and-forth of Sonia Sotomayer's nomination to the US Supreme Court, and Karl Rove instructs readers that the word "empathy" is actually code for "liberal activism."
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The Economic Crisis Timeline marks the 30th bank failure in the US this year, which was Silverton Bank in Atlanta.
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Lastly, a contributor to the A. Q. Khan Timeline highlights possible Saudi funding for Pakistan's nuclear weapons program.
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Release Date: 06/04/09
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'9/11 Press for Truth' on Channel 12 Draws Huge Support from Colorado Public Television Viewers
Program will repeat at 2:00, 9:00 and midnight on Saturday
DENVER — (June 4, 2009) — KBDI has always been at the forefront of controversial programming and last night was no exception. As the first broadcast station in the United States to air the controversial documentary 9/11 Press for Truth, which claims a 9/11 cover-up, KBDI showed that it is not afraid to touch on sensitive subjects.
Due to viewer response to the program, Channel 12 will repeat the program Saturday, June 6 at 2 p.m. and 9 p.m., followed by an encore at midnight.
During the premiere, Bob McIlvaine, who lost his son Bobby at the World Trade Center, and 9/11 Press for Truth producer Kyle Hence and director Ray Nowosielski were in the studio to give more insight into why they believed 9/11 was a cover-up and why the American public should be screaming for answers.
Supporters of the documentary hope that because of the risk KBDI took by putting 9/11 Press for Truth on the air that more PBS stations across the nation will take a chance and broadcast the controversial documentary.
Press for Truth's producer Kyle Hence already has heard the cries saying people from all over the country have been forwarding his e-mails on… Continue reading
Cheney said in an interview on Fox News:
"On the question of whether or not Iraq was involved in 9-11, there was never any evidence to prove that," he told the Fox host. "There was "some reporting early on … but that was never borne out… [President] George [Bush] … did say and did testify that there was an ongoing relationship between al-Qaeda and Iraq, but no proof that Iraq was involved in 9-11."
How important is Cheney's admission?
Well, 5 hours after the 9/11 attacks, Donald Rumsfeld said "my interest is to hit Saddam" .
He also said "Go massive . . . Sweep it all up. Things related and not."
And at 2:40 p.m. on September 11th, in a memorandum of discussions between top administration officials, several lines below the statement "judge whether good enough [to] hit S.H. [that is, Saddam Hussein] at same time", is the statement "Hard to get a good case." In other words, top officials knew that there wasn't a good case that Hussein was behind 9/11, but they wanted to use the 9/11 attacks as an excuse to justify war with Iraq anyway.
Moreover, "Ten days after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, President Bush was told in a highly classified briefing that the U.S. intelligence community had no evidence linking the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein to the [9/11] attacks and that there was scant credible evidence that Iraq had any significant collaborative… Continue reading
by Kevin Fenton
May 27, 2009
History Commons Groups
New details have emerged about minders who sat in on 9/11 Commission interviews during a fact-finding trip to Canada. Commission heads Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton mentioned the minders generally in interviews during the panel's lifetime, but a memo recently found in the National Archives and blogged here a couple of weeks ago showed how prevalent they were.
Another document, again found by History Commons contributor paxvector, provides more details of how the minders worked during a trip to Canada. The commission, which eventually recommended taking part of the CIA director's responsibilities away and giving them to a Director of National Intelligence, was considering changes to the intelligence community and sent a team to Canada to examine how its intelligence services were organised and report back.
The three-page memo, entitled "Canada Trip Lessons Learned" and apparently drafted by staffer Gordon Lederman in the autumn of 2003, highlights how the minders behaved.
One minder "acted as a participant," "responded to inquiries" and "consulted with" the interviewee. She took verbatim notes in all three interviews she attended, doing so while sitting next to the interviewees in two of them. In addition, in one interview she "sighed heavily repeatedly." The memo-writer also points out, "She had an opportunity to coach/poison the well with [Redacted] at dinner the night before and with others before they arrived including with FBI attorney and Legat [legal attaché]." It's not clear which agency this minder was from, although… Continue reading
This episode of Visibility 9-11 welcomes back to the program Kyle Hence, founder of 9-11 Citizens Watch and producer of the excellent documentary 9-11 Press for Truth. Included is a brief discussion about the film as well as a new film Kyle is working on based on footnote #44 in Chapter 6 of the 9-11 Commission Report. A press release from the September 11th Advocates reads in part:
"In July 2004, when the 9/11 Commission released its Final Report, we read with enormous interest, Chapter 6 – "From Threat to Threat", including footnote #44. Footnote #44 details an instance where a CIA desk officer intentionally withheld vital information from the FBI about two of the 9/11 hijackers who were inside the United States. This footnote further states that the CIA desk officer covered-up the decision to withhold said vital information from the FBI. Finally, footnote #44 states that the CIA desk officer could not recall who told her to carry out such acts."
Also included in this discussion are the circumstances surrounding the historic national premier of 9-11 Press for Truth on a major market PBS station. On June 3, 2009 at 7:00pm, 9-11 Press for Truth will be shown on KBDI, Channel 12 in Denver Colorado. This historic broadcast will feature in-studio interviews during the broadcast with Kyle Hence, Bob McIlvaine, and a representative of Colorado 9-11 Visibility. As has been the case for the past couple of years, Colorado 9-11 Visibility will also be manning… Continue reading
By Kevin Fenton
May 22, 2009
History Commons Groups
Zelikow made the claim he was not involved in the initial stages of the dispute in response to an allegation made by commission staffer John Azzarello and relayed by Shenon. After the staff investigators drafted a memo for the commissioners in early April 2004 outlining why they thought NORAD and FAA officials had deliberately lied to them to overstate the military's readiness during the attacks, Zelikow "just buried that memo," according to Azzarello. In response, Zelikow claimed that he had not even known of the issue at the start. The implication was that, as he had not known of it, it could not be him that was orchestrating–or even involved in–a dispute between the staff investigators and the commission's lawyers, Daniel Marcus and Steve Dunne.
However, the newly found e-mail chain shows Zelikow did know of the issue in April, raising the question as to why he falsely told Shenon he did not. Zelikow is not known to be linked to the FAA, but, if the commission had referred the matter to the Justice Department and it had started a perjury investigation against NORAD officials, this would certainly have had the potential to embarrass his friends at the Pentagon. Zelikow is alleged to have husbanded the issue to ensure a less potentially embarrassing referral to the inspectors general of the FAA and Defense Department, who in the end blamed the false statements on innocent mistakes and poor logkeeping.
Zelikow wrote to… Continue reading
by Fred Burks
May 21, 2009
Remember Star Wars? Do you remember the Pentagon's Strategic Defense Initiative to build a massive missile defense system that raised so much controversy during the Reagan and first Bush years? 130 billion of our tax dollars were poured into developing that system. It was designed to detect and intercept missiles fired from an unknown destination traveling at well over 10 times the speed of a commercial airliner, and to shoot them down in 15 minutes or less, before they reached their US targets.
According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) website, "a defensive system may need to hit a warhead smaller than an oil drum that is traveling above the atmosphere at speeds greater than 13,000 miles per hour." The CBO report states that missile defense and intercept systems must take down an ICBM in a matter of minutes or it is all over.
You may remember that before 9/11, there were a number of tests of the Pentagon's missile defense systems. Some tests failed, while others succeeded. But there is an important question here. If these sophisticated military systems were designed to detect missiles fired from unknown locations at over 13,000 mph and shoot them down in mere minutes, why on 9/11 could they not detect any one of the four large airliners traveling at a mere 600 mph, especially when two of them were known to be lost for over 40 minutes before they crashed?
This question applies especially to… Continue reading
By Stephen C. Webster
May 13, 2009
Much of the material cited in the 9/11 Commission's findings was derived from terror war detainees during brutal CIA interrogations authorized by the Bush administration, according to a Wednesday report.
"More than one-quarter of all footnotes in the 9/11 Report refer to CIA interrogations of al Qaeda operatives subjected to the now-controversial interrogation techniques," writes former NBC producer Robert Windrem in The Daily Beast. "In fact, information derived from the interrogations was central to the 9/11 Report's most critical chapters, those on the planning and execution of the attacks."
"… [Information] derived from the interrogations is central to the Report's most critical chapters, those on the planning and execution of the attacks," reported NBC. "The analysis also shows – and agency and commission staffers concur – there was a separate, second round of interrogations in early 2004, done specifically to answer new questions from the Commission.
"9/11 Commission staffers say they 'guessed' but did not know for certain that harsh techniques had been used, and they were concerned that the techniques had affected the operatives' credibility. At least four of the operatives whose interrogation figured in the 9/11 Commission Report have claimed that they told interrogators critical information as a way to stop being 'tortured.' The claims came during their hearings last spring at the U.S. military facility in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba."
"Commission executive director Philip Zelikow (later counselor to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice) admitted, 'We were not aware,… Continue reading
Should the members of the 9/11 Presidential Commission not have been informed
that two of the "key witnesses" upon whom their report was based
had provided the information critical to the report's conclusions only
after being waterboarded a total of 266 times? … In short, the basic narrative
of the origins and conduct of the 9/11 attack that so fundamentally perverted
American politics relied on cherry-picked information that the White House and
its operative in the field chose to release to the commission.
May 12, 2009
By Robert Scheer
Nancy Pelosi is no Dick Cheney, nor a George W. Bush. She was neither the author
of a systematic policy of torture nor has she been, like Cheney and most top
Republicans in Congress, an enduring apologist for its practice. It is a nonsensical
distraction to place her failure to speak out courageously as a critic of the
Bush policies on the same level as those who engineered one of the most shameful
debacles in U.S. history.
But what she, and anyone else who went along with this evil, as lackadaisically
as she now claims, should be confronted with are the serious implications of
their passive acquiescence. Why did she not speak up, or if it were a matter
of a lack of reliable information, demand an accounting from the executive branch,
as befits a leader of the loyal opposition in Congress?
If the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, and later House
Democratic leader, lacked the authority to… Continue reading
May 11, 2009
The Red Cross is the organization charged with deciding what is torture and
what isn't.
The International Committee of the Red Cross interviewed Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
– the alleged 9/11 mastermind – at Guantánamo Bay.
Here's what KSM
told the Red Cross (see below for more from a review of this report):
During the harshest period of my interrogation I gave a lot of false information
in order to satisfy what I believed the interrogators wished to hear in order
to make the ill-treatment stop. I later told the interrogators that their
methods were stupid and counterproductive. I'm sure that the false information
I was forced to invent in order to make the ill-treatment stop wasted a lot
of their time and led to several false red-alerts being placed in the U.S.
Straight from the horse's mouth:
* Torture doesn't work; and
* The 9/11 Commission report was based on worthless
confessions extracted by torture (and, as I've previously discussed, the
witness who fingered Khalid Shaikh Mohammed as the mastermind of 9/11 was himself
rom The New
York Review of Books , a very extensive article with much more important
information about the ICRC Report:
…There is a reverse side, of course, to the "ticking bomb" and
torture: pain and ill-treatment, by creating an unbearable pressure on the detainee
to say something, anything, to make the pain stop, increase the likelihood that
he will fabricate stories, and waste time, or worse.…
by Ken Jenkins
How many times has this happened to you? You are explaining to someone some of the rational, logical reasons why the official story of 9/11 can't be true, perhaps explaining how WTC 7 fell in the exact manner of a professionally planned controlled demolition — a job which would typically take weeks to prepare — when out comes a 'thought stopper' phrase like:
"That's just another conspiracy theory !" or …
"Do you also believe in Big Foot and tin foil hats?"
Or perhaps the person gets angry and/or agitated. Facts no longer matter at that point, and you can tell the person does not want to hear any more. For example, the following response came from someone after they were given a 20-minute summary of 9/11 Truth information:
"I wouldn't believe that, even if it were true!"
That reaction defies all logic and reason. But it clearly illustrates just how irrational some peoples' defenses can be. Here are a few more honest responses/defenses:
"As long as my wife and kids are fine and we can live the life style we have, the truth is, I don't really care what happened on 9/11." "I would not want to live in a world where such a thing could be true." "You can't expect someone to listen to information that turns their world upside down." "I'm not sure I want to know. If this is true, then up would be down and down would be up. My life would… Continue reading
April 27, 2009
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A recently released 9/11 Commission memo highlights the role of government
"minders" who accompanied witnesses interviewed by the commission.
It was added to the National Archives' files at the start of the year
and discovered there by History Commons contributor paxvector.
The memo, entitled "Executive Branch Minders' Intimidation of Witnesses,"
complains that:
The memo was drafted by three staffers on the commission's Team 2, which
reviewed the overall structure of the US intelligence community. One of the
drafters was Kevin Scheid, a senior staffer who led the team. His co-writers
were Lorry Fenner, an air force intelligence officer, and lawyer Gordon Lederman.
The complaint was sent to the commission's counsels, Daniel Marcus and
Steve Dunne, in October 2003, about halfway through the commission's 19-month
The memo makes clear that the problems were not occurring only with witnesses
talking to Team 2, but also in "other teams' interviews."
A hand-written note on a draft of the memo says, "not one agency or minder
— also where we've sat in on other Teams' interviews."
According… Continue reading
April 21, 2009
by George Washington
5 hours after the 9/11 attacks, Donald Rumsfeld said "my interest is to hit Saddam".
He also said "Go massive . . . Sweep it all up. Things related and not."
And at 2:40 p.m. on September 11th, in a memorandum of discussions between top administration officials, several lines below the statement "judge whether good enough [to] hit S.H. [that is, Saddam Hussein] at same time", is the statement "Hard to get a good case." In other words, top officials knew that there wasn't a good case that Hussein was behind 9/11, but they wanted to use the 9/11 attacks as an excuse to justify war with Iraq anyway.
And yet, the government knew that Al Qaeda and Iraq were not linked. For example, "Ten days after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, President Bush was told in a highly classified briefing that the U.S. intelligence community had no evidence linking the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein to the [9/11] attacks and that there was scant credible evidence that Iraq had any significant collaborative ties with Al Qaeda".
And a Defense Intelligence Terrorism Summary issued in February 2002 by the United States Defense Intelligence Agency cast significant doubt on the possibility of a Saddam Hussein-al-Qaeda conspiracy.
And yet Bush, Cheney and other top administration officials claimed and continue to claim that Saddam was behind 9/11. See this analysis. Indeed, Bush administration… Continue reading
By Peter Duveen
PETER'S NEW YORK, Saturday, April 18, 2009–U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer
(D-NY) said yesterday that while he was positively disposed toward a new investigation
into the events of 9-11, his support for such a probe would depend on the form
it would take.
Schumer, who was attending the launch of the Tour of the Battenkill annual
bicycle races in Cambridge, New York, responded to a question regarding efforts
in New York City to establish a new 9-11 investigation.
"I think it's not a bad idea," Schumer said. "You know, you've
got to do it in a good way, but yes, I'd be for it."
Schumer qualified his remarks by noting that his support would depend upon
the manner in which the investigation was structured. "I'd have to see
the parameters of the investigation and all that," he said. He briefly
mentioned "finding body parts," which may have referred to the discovery
in 2006 that the roof of the Deutsche Bank building near the former site of
the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center was strewn with human remains from
A report sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology maintains
that the Twin Towers were brought down entirely due to fire and mechanical damage
from the two airliners that collided with them on 9-11. A similar report by
the same government agency asserts that the sudden and rapid collapse that same
afternoon of a third office tower, the 47-story Building 7, was caused… Continue reading
By Christopher Beam
April 8, 2009
Photo: Daniel Sunjata as Franco Rivera in 'Rescue Me'
In the new season of the FX drama Rescue Me, firefighter Franco Rivera espouses the belief that 9/11 was "an inside job." According to a Sunday New York Times article, the show's writers added this assertion because actor Daniel Sunjata is a "truther"; but the real firefighters on set–who work as script advisers–were offended by his allegations. This got the Explainer wondering: Do any firefighters believe in 9/11 conspiracy theories?
Yes. There's no evidence that firefighters buy into 9/11 conspiracy theories at higher rates than the rest of the population. (A 2007 Zogby poll found that 26 percent of Americans believe the government "let it happen." A 2006 Scripps-Howard poll found it was more than a third.) But some firemen do believe the government was behind 9/11 and use their status as first responders to draw attention to their statements.
The most common conspiracy theory held by firefighters is that the Twin Towers–as well as a third building, 7 World Trade Center–collapsed not because planes crashed into them but due to a "controlled demolition." On Sept. 11, an NBC reporter quoted New York Fire Department Chief of Safety Albert Turi as saying he believed there were explosives planted in one of the towers. After the attacks, the New York Fire Department interviewed firefighters to create an oral history of 9/11. These tapes–which were not released until 2005–contain numerous references to… Continue reading


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We have been trying for a baby since 2006 and finally went to an RE in 2010. We got pregnant on our first IUI but that ended in a possible ectopic. It was never seen but assumed ectopic because of low rising beta with bleeding. My beta got to about 2,400 before the MX shot started working. I have had multiple IUIs since then with all BFN. The sperm count and quality has been good and even last month it was over 100 million post wash and I had 2-3 eggs. Wouldn't you think it would have worked? A big fat NOPE. We just met with our RE to determine what the next steps are. I am so new to the IVF world and not sure what to pick.
I posted this from TTCAM:
I am 36 and DH is 42. I appreciate all your comments and will check out the other board. My DH and I came out of the meeting with totally different perspectives which is kind of annoying. I am the type of person who just likes to 'DO" and not hem and haw about things.We did decide to check out another place that my friend recommends because she had her IVF baby there. It is a huge financial burden and it does make sense to shop around a bit.
My view from meeting:
1. IVF is recommended with either the 1 fresh and 1 FET package or the assurance package that is about $25,000 which includes 3 fresh and unlimited FET cycles within a 30 month period and you would get about $17,000 back if no live birth. This price is without medicine. Ouch...
2. He said I could start with my next period (BCP) if I wanted.
DH view from meeting:
1. RE didn't exactly say "I recommend IVF". I think he did by the way he talked. He said we could do a 7th IUI but if I have a tube issue it might not work anyway. We don't know if there is a tube problem and I asked about an HSG and he said that at this point, it would just cost more because the next steps are IVF anyway.I have quite a bit of pain with an IUI and he said an HSG was much worse. I would rather save the pain and money if I can help it.
2. On the assurance package, I noticed it mentioned BMI as a factor in deciding who is offered that. I asked about that and the doctor said that a recent published study mentioned a higher BMI might decrease your chance of conception by 15%. He also mentioned an unpublished study that says your chances drop 50% with a higher BMI. My hubby thinks we should take 6 months off to lower my BMI to increase our odds. I am telling you right now that I am NOT waiting 6 months. I MIGHT be convinced to wait 2-3 months. I am 36 and not getting any younger here.
We still need to figure out the money situation and which package would be good. I am going to call on Monday to get in for a consult with another fertility clinic to see if they would recommend the same things. I just hope things don't take forever since I have been trying for a baby for so long. I am getting impatient and I think we are taking a step back. I want action.
Any advise would be great.
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Thanks. We just bought a used elliptical so we are starting a 5 day a week exercise routine at home. My plan is to work on lowering BMI while I get ready for IVF. The IVF nurse/coordinator called this morning and said there is a bunch of things that we need to do before we can start. We have to take blood tests and meet with the IVF counselor. She also mentioned a procedure to check the uterine cavity to make sure that is ok. I forgot what she called it. I am super scared about that because IUIs are so painful for me that I'm sure this one won't be pleasant. I guess it can take awhile to work with insurance but I have a feeling it won't be covered. They will be calling me with the outcome.
We are deciding between the fertility clinic we have been going to and the only other one in our city. We want to make sure we are using the correct facility for us because IVF is so expensive as you all know. My infertility insurance has a lifetime max of about $2,000 and I think I hit that with all the IUIs which means the IVF will be all out of pocket. We also have to find a way to fund this. So many decisions.....
|Mon, 03-21-2011 - 9:15pm
I totally feel your pain about wanting a baby, and the IUI's not working. We paid out of pocket for 4 failed IUI's, and now we are on to IVF. We had to take a second mortgage on our home to do it, but thank goodness we were able to get the money.
|Mon, 03-21-2011 - 11:05pm
Our stories are so the same that I thought I was reading my own in yours!
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Our stories are quite similar indeed. Good job on the 14 pounds. I am thankful that my hubby is on the lose weight bandwagon too so we are doing it together. Today is only day 1 so we shall see. The doctor never said that I had to lose but did mention chances increase with lower BMI. With that said, I know there are tons of folks who have babies that are my size and there are also skinny people who have problems getting pregnant too. It is almost like throwing a dice. My hubby wants to maximize our chances as much as possible.
I am hoping this week we can pick the clinic so I can go in for blood work. I like the clinic we go to but it doesn't hurt to look around. The fertility clinic is checking with insurance about the hysteroscopy and I hope they pay for part of it even thought I doubt it. Not sure how much that will cost.
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George Takei is best known for his portrayal of Mr. Sulu in the acclaimed television and film series Star Trek. He's an actor, social justice activist, social media mega-power, star of the upcoming Broadway musical "Allegiance," host of the AARP-produced YouTube series "Takei's Take" and subject of "To Be Takei," a documentary on his life and career.
Takei's acting career has spanned five decades, with more than 40 feature films and hundreds of television guest-starring roles to his credit. Takei is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Actors' Equity Association, Screen Actors Guild, and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
With the outbreak of World War II, Los Angeles, California, born Takei and his family were placed behind the barbed-wire enclosures of United States internment camps along with 120,000 other Japanese Americans. Takei spent most of his childhood at Camp Rohwer in the swamps of Arkansas and at wind-swept Camp Tule Lake in northern California. At the end of the war, Takei's family returned to their native Los Angeles. Inspired by this difficult chapter of American History, George Takei developed the Broadway-bound musical "Allegiance", an epic story of love, family and heroism in which he stars alongside Tony Award winner Lea Salonga. Allegiance's record-breaking world premiere at the Old Globe theatre in San Diego in 2012 won multiple awards and will be followed by an upocoming Broadway run.
Now a community activist, Takei serves as chair of the council of governors of East West Players, the nation's foremost Asian Pacific American theater. He is also a member of the Human Rights Campaign, the largest national lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender political organization. Takei is Chairman Emeritus of the Japanese American National Museum's Board of Trustees; a member of the US-Japan Bridging Foundation's Board of Directors; and served on the Board of the Japan-United States Friendship Commission under President Clinton. In recognition of his contribution to the Japan-United States relationship, Takei was conferred with the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette by His Majesty the Emperor of Japan in 2004.
"To Be Takei," a Jennifer M. Kroot documentary on the life and career of Takei, premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January 2014 and was released in select theaters across North America on Aug. 22, 2014.
Takei shared a Grammy nomination with Leonard Nimoy in 1987 in the "Best Spoken Word or Non-Musical Recording" category. Takei also received a star on Hollywood Boulevard's Walk of Fame in 1986. And in 1991 he left his signature and hand print, in cement, in front of Grauman's Chinese His first book, his autobiography, To the Stars, was published in 1994, and in 2012 and 2013 he published his second and third books, Oh Myyy! There Goes The Internet, and its sequel Lions And Tigers And Bears, The Internet Strikes Back – both about his forays on social media and the Internet, making the Amazon e-book and paperback best-seller lists in 2012 and 2013.
Takei and his husband, Brad Takei, were married at the Japanese American National Museum on Sept. 14, 2008.
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Among Amy's citations is the Israel Fellows Award, presented by the San Francisco–based Jewish Community Federation. A passionate humanitarian, Amy is chair of the board of Glide Foundation, San Francisco's largest nongovernmental, direct social services organization. Amy is also a member of San Francisco's Barbary Coast chapter of YPO, and serves on the boards of Wharton West, Common Sense Media, Lightt, Say Media, and Vacatia.
A New York native, Amy earned an MBA in finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BA in liberal arts from the University of Connecticut. She is a fanatical UCONN Huskies fan where she was a student athlete. She and her partner live in San Francisco with their daughter.
Dave McClure
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Dave McClure is a venture capitalist & founding partner at 500 Startups, an internet startup seed fund and incubator program in Mountain View, CA. He likes to hang out with entrepreneurs, and occasionally invest in startups foolish enough to let him. He has been an investor in over 800 companies including Mint.com, Twilio, Wildfire Interactive, SendGrid, SlideShare, Credit Karma, and MakerBot, among others.
Dave has been geeking out in Silicon Valley for over twenty years, and has worked with companies such as PayPal, Founders Fund, Facebook, LinkedIn, Simply Hired, O'Reilly, Intel, & Microsoft. Years ago he used to do real work like coding, marketing, and running conferences, but these days he mostly does useless stuff like sending lots of email and hanging out on Facebook and Twitter.
Dave also likes to play ultimate frisbee when his knees don't hurt.
Li Han Chan
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Li Han's developmental journey as an entrepreneur has taken varied paths: she once — regrettably — worked for an international arms dealer; she once led snow-tubing operations at a Tahoe ski resort (though not at the same time).
Now, as co-founder and CEO of hardware start-up DynaOptics, she and her team are working to bring you an optical zoom camera that's so thin, it will come built inside one of your future mobile devices. Not only will consumers love it as it enables better photos and videos in a slim form-factor, phone OEMs love it as it employs established high-volume manufacturing techniques and off-the-shelf materials.
Prior to spinning out the university technology that became DynaOptics, Li Han ran a clean energy technology incubator, mentoring researchers and entrepreneurs to license and commercialize early-stage technologies. Before that, she was a strategy consultant at Marakon Associates, a boutique top-tier management consulting firm in London, where she advised Fortune 500 clients in the oil and gas, energy and hospitality industries. Li Han cut her teeth at ST Engineering, Singapore's largest defense and engineering company, and successfully led sales and business development efforts in Singapore, Australasia and Europe.
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I don't remember thinking about death one way or another when I was a child, so I have been surprised and curious about my sons' attitudes toward death. When my older son was about seven, he developed a complete obsession with death and was forever making me take him to cemeteries all over the place. He eventually grew out of it. My younger son, now 12, seems by contrast to have a nonchalant, matter of fact and almost buddy-ish approach to the idea of death. Still working this one out, but this little piece recently showed up in the process:
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my mom is important and fun because she lets me fry meat and boil pasta when we cook dinner on the weekends
my mom is important and fun because she plays x-box 360 and asks me to help her she plays lara croft and monsters vs aliens
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Important and fun – that's me!
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Whale Child is eight and refuses to read, or contemplate reading, any dust-jacketed book with its jacket on.
We are about to move house. Preparing for the packers, I find I am finding a steady stream of bookless jackets all over the place.
There is nothing so forlorn as as a bookless dust jacket, I am also finding.
I ask myself: Have I failed as a mother or this a Sign of the Times?
As a mom who has had enduring mom issues of her own, I'm very conscious of the constant potential for creating such issues with my sons. "You'll probably sit in a support group in twenty years and tell everybody how I did X or Y when you were small, and that's ok," I say. "I've been an insane and crappy mom lots of times. I admit it freely, right now, on the record, ok? It's not a big dark personality-eating secret. It's a fact you can get mad about right now, if you want."
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I think Azubu vs M5 would be a great match up to see.
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I can't stand tsm. Just got finished reading a couple of other threads about the matches and the mom thing was the first thing to come to mind. These forums do that. Honest answer now that I've had breakfast. I think clg eu. has a good chance of beating WE, and based off of tsm's games with Frost, clg might even have a chance against them. M5 on the other hand pretty much has the tourney in their pocket. I was hanging out on the garenaTW twitch channel, talking about the games, and the handful of english speakers there think M5 will win it even though they want tpa or frost to win.
We shall see.
M5 is apparently the only team Azubu Frost fears.
M5 would just Russian and beat Frost...
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I would be pleased with any possible combination of the remaining teams in the finals.
Every series from here on out is going to be amazing. imo, these 5 teams are all on pretty equal footing. i can't wait to see the games.
oh yeah, what I'd like to see
I would love to see M5 vs. CLG.EU.
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I have 1 year old AGH's. I feed mangles, turnips, rutabagas, and apples that I cook on the woodstove over night. I then mix in my grain mix which is 4 parts oats, 2 parts barley, 1 part corn (non-GMO, organic), and 1 part boss. I mix in enough goats milk to make it oatmeal consistency. This is their afternoon meal. They get about 3 cups each. They also get alfalfa/grass hay free choice. I live in the high desert so their pasture is gone this time of year. In the summer they eat pasture (if you can call it that), alfalfa/grass hay and milk. My area is extremely deficient in everything but iron. Would you recommend DE as a supplement or is there a loose mineral for pigs like there is for cattle? All my feed is organic and the grains are whole. My pigs look good to me but I just had one get pneumonia so I worry about immune systems. The weather has been terrible too. I've only had these pigs for a year and before that in high school I had yorks that were raised in pens and fed commercial hog feed. I don't want to find out the hard way that I'm not meeting their nutritional needs. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
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For minerals we primarily feed dirt from our own farm. I make up buckets in the fall and also get it with the backhoe or bucket loader from under where I store round bales in the winter - the dirt doesn't freeze there.. Our dirt happens to be complete with all the minerals they need. But that varies area to area.
A farm down the valley from us where we get our winter hay is lacking in selenium. A lack of selenium causes white muscle disease. As long as our pigs also get our dirt they're okay. If we get in a spot where I can't get our dirt to them then I would buy a commercial mineral mix for them.
Commercial hog feeds generally have this mixed in so if you're feeding hog feed then you may be okay but check the label.
Feeding salt to pigs is a very bad idea and a very easy way to kill pigs. It is called salt sickness which causes seizures and death. Hard to fix once things go bad. If there is salt in their diet such as whey then they should have unlimited fresh water, preferably from two sources incase one fails.
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=== Would you recommend DE as a supplement or is there a loose mineral for pigs like there is for cattle? ===
I don't recommend, I just report what I do!
I can tell you this, when I started feeding DE many years ago, my critters who had used trace mineral salt blocks quit using them on their own. The 28 trace minerals in DE is evidently more satisfying.
DE has been used for thousands of years and it's used around the world. I love not having vet bills or medical bills. Yep, I take it daily. I have no prescriptions, no over-the-counter stuff, not even aspirin in my house. Not needed for me or my critters. And I don't remember the last time I saw a doctor (except socially). My passion is riding my mule on tough mountain rides. I'm 72 years old.
I don't feed commercial feed because I can't find one w/out soy or GMO corn. I buy bags of separate grains and mix them myself. My pigs usually don't get much whey. Mostly they get the older goat milk from our goats. I have more milk than I have milk drinkers. I asked my vet about pig minerals yesterday. He didn't know what kind to buy. There really isn't a lot of agriculture in my area because the soil is so poor. They filmed the Planet Vulcan scene from the new Star Trek movie 40 miles from my home. I haven't seen the show to see if it's been computer enhanced or anything but it looks like the planet Mars around here. I don't think eating our soil would help anyone or anything. If you know of a good all around brand of pig mineral that I could add to their feed that would be great.
I use Fertrell. Of course they also consume plenty of dirt while rooting around. And, whenever it's not too muddy or snowy we feed directly on the ground. http://fertrell.com/swine.htm
If the soil where your corn or soybeans is deficient in certain minerals, the feed will be, too. Your pigs can get some minerals from the soil if they all exist in plentiful amounts in your soil. Everyone's soil is different. I wonder how you insure the pigs are ingesting sufficient minerals by rooting in the pasture?
Pigs need salt. Why wouldn't you supply mineral salt? It is fairly cheap.
Pigs only need very minimal salt and can get salt poisoning. Be very careful feeding salt.
I know our soil has the minerals because 1) I had it tested and 2) our pigs do great on our soil and the forage grown on it but in the winter when we get winter hay from another farm that is selenium deficient then they must get supplemental minerals, specifically for the selenium. Testing and sad experience proved this.
Cows and goats can digest all sorts of fibrous feeds. They have the stomachs for it. Pigs have a digestive system much like ours.
If pigs cannot get the minerals and micro-nutrients they need, they die. I think that would be a sad experience to have a pig die because it didn't get everything it needed to thrive.
I saw a situation, recently, where pigs were dying due to the owner feeding ground corn, ground soy meal and substituting a bit of white salt for the required amount of mineral salt.
Some wise individuals claim to be giving all the minerals the pigs need through the soil they eat. When I look at the long list, with varying amounts, of minerals in mineral salt, I doubt that I can duplicate that with local soil.
In fact, I know that my soil is deficient in selenium. Many soils in Michigan where corn is grown is deficient, too. So I'd never be able to grow pigs efficiently leaving their mineral needs up to what they could root for.
My dog will eat grass, does it all the time. But I won't put him on an all grass diet or even a half grass diet. But that's just me. Some pig breeds have evolved to tolerate lower protein, harder to digest feeds. I figure, if I can digest it, a pig should be able to digest it.
We have been raising pigs for meat for the last 4 years!
For the past 3 we have Had a pen in a single location. This year we made a pen that could move so that they could always be on fresh grass. Along with a mixture of hole grains we get local discard produce from the market for extra kick!!
We have never Worried about minerals, Always have head great meat and no problems.
As for the pneumonia, when the fall starts to set in or we get a week of cold weather here in British Columbia Canada, we through a bail of straw in with the pigs to keep them dry and give them something to hide under.
We have never had pneumonia in our pigs but we would in our dairy calves if the sawdust pack would gets wet and they cant get dry.
Food for thought
P.S. My Dad Is a Vet if you have any Questions PM me I will bounce the Question off him.