And what exactly did they achieve? Not what they did, I know who they are and what they did; but, what did they really achieve?

I'm sorry, but I am not giving baby-boomers the benefit of the doubt after what they have done to our country. Specific examples please.

gope: you are right; incredible experience & very eye opening. Thank you for sharing it here.

1. Gore Vidal on the police state: http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/20090728_america_the_great_police_state/

2. What is portrayed in the video clip is more benign, I think, than what happened to me in Monterey, CA last year. I was out walking, saw a beautiful rainbow, and took a picture of it. Public street. Then from a distance across a lawn I see a military type person gesturing for me to approach him. Like an idiot, I did. They detained me for questioning because there was a military installation in the background of my picture. They wanted my ID and wanted to know why I was there. I advised them of their oath to uphold the US Constitution and refused to give them my ID (curiously, I was attending a conference and had a ID slung around my neck identifying not only me but my purpose for being there.) They made me delete the pictures from my camera and finally let me go without showing ID. But they harassed me pretty hard in the 40-minute process.

I'm reminded of a brave soul named Aaron Zelmen, who is the founder and executive director of JPFO(Jews for the Preservation of Firearms http://www.jpfo.org They make the NRA look like the true wimps they are) I asked him to come and speak at a pro-gun rally, and explain to people why these guns laws are nothing more than victim disarmament laws. He wanted to come, but refuses to fly only because of this. I wonder how many refuse to fly just because of the ridiclous screening that goes on in airports.
Why the airlines puts up with this crap, lord know why.

DPF: 'how bloody compliant and docile people are.' Right on; this is exactly why we are where we are today. I wish we could multiply that courageous shoe-thrower Iraqi journalist by …let's say 10,000 or so; can you imagine the impact? People throwing their shoes at the check points to protest… Maybe I'll write a post titled 'I have dreams' and make this one of them;-) Also, thank you for sharing; as you know I can relate. I too won't "give my children to the state."

Ishmael: Thanks for the link. I'll place my order. I have 12 days to leave for my trip, and I may get it in time!

Woozle: Hope to have her over here! Usually I have 'those' words in my first draft; then I go and take out most on the second draft, and finally, I'll have someone to look over my shoulder and censor the leftover- That's how you get to read the PG 13 version;-)

Heisenberg: Good one!

Dennis: As always 'right on.' Just pick up any one of our major papers and highlight the words 'terror' and 'terrorists' 'n their first 2 or 3 pages; then count them. It certainly sustains TSA, DHS, NSA illegal wiretap, torture, rendition…Systematically wash brain, program fear, and exert control; the game played in every police state, by every dictator…

Hannah: Bravo. Beautifully and so very effectively written! I concur with every sentence, every word. Do you have a website/blog? Have you been writing about this?

Anon on Israeli Model Security: You bet. They've been trying to bring in the 'fear sniffing' dogs trained in Israel, but so far not successful. They need to turn up the MSM fear mongering a notch, have a few glorious examples of successful terrorist catch in Israel and a few other places, and maybe a couple of fear-inducing incidents written and coreographed by Hollywood…and we'll be there. Anyway, thank you for adding this important angle/point.

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com

Secondly, this also shouldn't surprise you….

But just in case you didn't know…..Most of the people heading up "TSA" Airport security are Israeli trained informants, if not outright Zionists.

Therefore it shouldn't surprise you that, anyone with a "muslim" sounding name…or "really long name" or anything like that…is often harrassed, detained, strip searched or worse at any one of these "fine" airport institutions..

Such as Huntleigh Air in Alabama. Learn what that "fine" leader Pat Robertson did to take it over, along with the IDF, in one of Bamford's earlier books. It's out in the open.

They flat don't like anyone who is arabic or a muslim & they make no attempt to hide this racism at TSA, or any of those NSA outfits…

I consider what happened to you in the airport an atrocity.

Atrocities come in all shapes, sizes, colors and genders – defined as:

the quality of being shockingly cruel and inhumane
an act of atrocious cruelty
wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/atrocity

The worst atrocity – or maybe the only atrocity at the root of all cruelty – is lack of respect for another being.Think about it. With simple respect so much negativity is negated. We have a big job ahead. Keep it going!

Dennis

strangely as I read these posts I was wearing my T-Shirt "Homeland Security, Fighting Terrorism since 1492". Many people stop me to say that it gives them a whole new perspective upon seeing it. See – little things can help.

Thanks Sibel!!!!!
Dennis

Numerous products in the form of wallets, sleeves and cases are available to shield the RFID signal for until you need to take it out. They usually price under $20. Those who are thrift inclined and wish to roll their own should purchase a disposable foil roasting tray, then cut and fold it into the desired shape.

Bruce Schneier is a security and security technology expert who’s blogged about the flaws in RFID passports extensively.

Sibel, if you wish to do a podcast discussing the intersection of security and technology, I highly recommend Bruce Schneier. He can communicate to laymen well (as opposed to other tech types), and has been a vocal critic of ineffective security and encroachment on civil liberties.

Now, they probably even have to go through TSA – HSA protocol when doing renditions.

Truly excellent.

http://westwindworld.com/store/

The company is Native American owned and has many other humerous items for sale like The Indian Border Patrol, Sitting Bull(What Part of "NO" Don't You Understand?), Please Do Not Feed The Pilgrims and the Leonard Peltier Prison Break Team. ALL shirts guaranteed to get you placed in the Third World section at DHS checkpoints and made by the REAL FBI, Full Blooded Indians.

Anawashte, Kola.

Yatta Hey!

1.The actual photo of Geronimo was taken at the time of his negotiations with Gen. Crook while they were still in a state of War with the United States. You know, stateless enemy combatants and all.

2. The lady, Sylvia, who coined the phrase was 1/2 Chiracahua Apache.

It seems that most of my life, I've had at least one friend who was Apache and was actually Trapped In Apache Country on my anniversary one year on the Jicarilla res. But THAT'S another story.

I purposely renewed my driver's license for 8 years in 2006 because they were switching to RFID/RealID licenses in 2007. I have never applied for a passport for the same reason. In Aug. 2007, I took my wife on a belated second honeymoon cruise to Alaska from Seattle with a stop in Victoria, BC. The original DHS rule requiring passports for Canada and Mexico was scheduled to go into effect in July of that year but was delayed to September, so i figured, "No worries".

What I had neglected to check was my wife's ID that had expired that Feb. Since she's been a semi-invalid, self-professed anchorite for years and had had a mini stroke in April, it kinda got lost in the shuffle. So the big day comes, I load her, me, our bags, her wheelchair, homemade wooden cane and medication along with our ID's and birth certificate copies and off we go on our great adventure. since I've had to deal with her semi-invalid status for some time I'm used to going through the "suspicious person" section for the wheelchair and her meds. Strangely enough, even though her ID had expired, the air trips to and from Seattle actually went smoothly. I think part of it is I always wear one of my US Navy ship's ball caps from the ships I served aboard, plus her ID DID have her picture on it even though it was expired.

Our problem was coming back to Seattle from the ship. the US customs at the Seattle Piers kept us in the Third-World section for about an hour while they evaluated our status while each person in the chain of command told me her ID was expired. So I would politely explain that, while that WAS true, The fact that it WAS her picture on the ID and all it's information matched MY ID, we could assume with a great deal of confidence that it WAS,

1.Her.

2.My Wife

3.An American Citizen

Plus I don't think they really wanted to be seen overtly harassing a White Veteran and his invalid White wife in a wheelchair.

We finally made it through the gauntlet and actually made our connecting flight home to New Mexico. But it was a lesson.

So when I had to travel by air to Indiana last summer for a job interview alone, I decided to play with their heads. I bought one of those t-shirts with the Photo of Geronimo and his Warriors of the Apache resistance on it. Around it is written:

Original Department of Homeland Security

Keeping America Safe Since 1492.

I wore that shirt and my ubiquitous Navy ball cap on both legs of the trip. Strangely, the TSA people actually LIKED the shirt and sort of identified with it instead of realizing it was a satire ON them.

It was just another illustration of an adage told by a woman I knew 20 years ago and first confirmed when GW Bush was elected.

The World Is Run By "C" Students.

"You know how the terrorists used airplanes and lack of airport security to blow up and kill thousands of our people…’

If you give them their 9/11 scenario you have to accept that every single day they will use it to justify robbing the treasury, making wars and taking away your liberties.

Anon: "although the real villains running around this country have got that routine down pretty good too" Sadly true.

Woozle: "but totally ineffective at even the minimal goal of preventing known terrorists from flying…" Absolutely. A new documentary on this will be out soon; my former FAA Red Team whistleblower members are aprt of this fantastic film. There is a part on 'removing shoes' and how it is simply a useless stupid procedure…

Janet: Thank you. They may be among my twitter followers; I am not sure…

My use of the phrase "since then" refers to that.

I'm lucky enough to be in a position where I don't have to fly frequently, but even so the idea of having to submit to that nonsense is a major aversion factor to even considering a trip involving a flight.

It seems to me an obvious principle in a free society that if a regulation is secret, then you don't have to follow it. If they can't show it to you in writing (and give you a copy of it to take home for future reference, then it isn't a rule, but an arbitrary imposition. If such a rule is the sole justification for detaining someone or searching them, then that is "arbitrary search and seizure". My understanding is that the US Constitution is fairly specific about such matters.

Is there any legal background for this? If "secret regulations" have been upheld as valid and binding upon those who are not party to them, then that is one clear indicator that we have in fact crossed the line into a police state.

Personally, I'd rather take the minimal risk of being on a flight that was taken over by terrorists than put up with all the "security" which has been imposed since then. There's no evidence I'm aware of that these measures have decreased the relative risk of airplane-related terrorism as compared to other forms, and I don't know where to find reliable data on the general incidence of terrorism events worldwide. Even if it has increased dramatically, however, I'm very skeptical of the idea that we should barricade ourselves and allow ourselves to be herded like prisoners in the never-ending Holy War on Terror.

Certainly, absolutely, without question, people have a right to know why they are on such a list or why they are made to do whatever they are expected to do. But I think Sibel Edmonds confronting airport security is not the same thing as an average person confronting airport security. Most people definitely would prefer to avoid confrontation, which doesn't mean that they don't want to or wouldn't retaliate in some way at some time. I was advised as a young student, that when one finds oneself dealing with a petty tyrant, the first thing to do is get their name or their badge number and their supervisor's name. That is usually an effective way to deal with obnoxious, unreasonable individuals (in this country anyway) if one can do it without being obnoxious oneself. Dealing with a tyrannical government is another story that would take some organized effort to deal with, I am sure.

All that being said, I think it takes an enormous amount of courage to be a whistleblower….although the real villains running around this country have got that routine down pretty good too. It's a complicated world.

Paramagnetism and electromagnetic field theory for MSM

Daniel 11:24”… yea, and he shall forecast his devices against the strongholds even for a time.”
Routers and key word algorithms are just the tip of an array of control mechanisms used by MSM. Split tone frequencies, known as 'beat frequencies' are used for brain wave entrainment. Psychoactive frequencies can be piggybacked on any carrier frequency. These were first developed by the U.S. Office of Naval Surface Weaponry and remained in the open literature until the early seventies.
Of course, Tibetan and shamanic cultures have a long history of refined psychoactive use. 'Men Who Stare at Goats' documents the early history of remote viewing at Fort Meade. Two generations of remote viewers were trained before the operation went black, and was 'officially' closed down. Technical aspects for the
interested reader can be referenced through the research of Johnjoe McFadden, Joseph Kirschvink, and Robert C. Beck.
Simple defensive postures can be developed by a still mind and recognition that the iron in the blood in the brain forms a natural Faraday cage.

Simon