REALITY REPORT #54 - Terrorism Pays Off

clipped from realityreport.blip.tv http://RealityReport.TV | http://RestoreTheRepublic.com On this edition of The Reality Report, Gary takes a closer look at the growth of the Department of Homeland Security since 9/11. He explains who is making money off terrorism and ask whether or not you feel any safer or any freer. Ronan O'Shea sits in for Nina Police with this weeks headlines, taking a look at TSA body scanners and detailing a new law that would mute the voices of voters in Massachusetts. Gary sits down with August Review Editor Patrick Wood to unveil the truth behind the Trilateral Commission and Gary names the latest enemy of the state.

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Doctors treat toxic illness from burning oil, fumes and dispersants; Pregnant women, asthmatics most at risk

clipped from www.floridaoilspilllaw.com For weeks now, local hospitals have tracked patients with suspicious symptoms coming in from the gulf coast. … “Headaches, fatigue, problems with memory and concentration, upset stomach,” lists Dr. Claudia Miller at UT Health Science Center. The illness is called “TILT,” or Toxicant-Induced Loss of Tolerance. Patients lose tolerance to household products, medication, or even food after being exposed to chemicals, like burning oil, toxic fumes, or dispersants from the spill. “Things like diesel fuel, exposure to fragrances, cleaning agents that never bothered them before suddenly bother them,” adds Dr. Miller. … Though it’s not contagious, the best cure right now is staying away from affected areas.

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REALITY REPORT #38 - Militias, Biometrics, The Obama Army, Agenda 21

REALITY REPORT #38 - Militias, Biometrics, The Obama Army, Agenda 21

"); } http://RealityReport.TV | http://RestoreTheRepublic.com | Was a secret army writen into the Healthcare bill? Will the Moscow bombings result in bus stop scanners? Has the Department of Defense created the foundation for a national Biometrics database? We break it all down for you and welcome Ton DeWeese from the American Policy Center to the show to expose Agenda 21. FULL Interview with Tom DeWeese is here: NEW: Show your support for the show and pledge $10 by texting "RTR 10" to 95495.

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U.S. Experts Stage Simulated Cyberattack

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clipped from newsmax.com WASHINGTON – Former top U.S. officials staged a digital doomsday simulation on Tuesday in which a huge cyberattack crashes cellphone networks, slows Web traffic to a crawl and plunges major cities into darkness. Dubbed "Cyber ShockWave," the elaborate exercise was held in a Washington hotel room transformed for the day into the White House Situation Room, where the president and his advisers typically meet to address national emergencies. The simulated cyberattack was spread through a free application for smartphones about "March Madness," the wildly popular annual US college basketball tournament. Launched from servers in Russia, it first crippled cellphone networks, then landlines, then the Internet and eventually the electricity grid in the entire eastern United States, exacerbated by a pair of bombings at power stations. Speaking after the scenario was over, Negroponte said it was fairly realistic. "None of it struck me as particularly outlandish," he said.

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New council to advise on military activities in U.S.

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• New council to advise on 'military activities' in U.S.

  "President Obama by executive order has established a new "Council of Governors" designated to advise on the "synchronization and integration of state and federal military activities in the United States." The recent order, posted on the White House website, was accompanied by the explanation that the group is to work "to protect our nation against all types of hazards." It comes just weeks after the president issue a similarly obscure order vastly expanding INTERPOL's privileges in the U.S. The White House said the new council is to include governors and administration officials to review "such matters as involving the National Guard of the various states; homeland defense, civil support; synchronization and integration of state and federal military activities in the United States; and other matters of mutual interest pertaining to National Guard, homeland defense, and civil support activities." However, there was no definition of what would be included in the group's authority. Can the council recommend "military activities" and can the governors, who already are in command of their own state guard units, mandate activities outside of their areas of jurisdiction? The White House did not respond to WND questions on the issue. "

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