Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Age of us cyborgs slowly coming, in 3 YEARS! Now: translucent displays, nanocomputer nanorobots floating inside us.

Translucent displays - transparent. mixing reality and projected images.
think about a glass window, upon which screen images will projected.
you will still see through, but images generated by computer will be added.

plus, flexible, bendable displays. and all will be touch sensitive.


Nanorobots.
small millimeter-sized robots to communicate with each other while maintaining diminutive weight and power needs.

our body biological functions will be monitored in vivid detail and sent to you or your doctor.
This will be possible because tiny robots will be living inside of us.

also broadcast private audio messages directly to our eardrums. later, direct brain to brain communication.

These tiny computers will also, in essence, also make any inanimate object "smart."
Google recently unveiled Android @ Home, which is a set of tools and APIs using an open-source wireless protocol that can connect every object in your home.
Everything will be interlinked.
Never again will you misplace your GPS-enabled socks.
Your bottle of Jameson will email you if the babysitter sneaks into your wet bar.
Forks will display the calorie count of each bite.

!!!! Timetable: Expect to see the first human trials of long-term implanted nanobots within three years.
We will see linked-in appliances and light switches in the next two years. Smaller domestic objects utilizing nanocomputing will make their debut later in this decade.


7 technologies that will turn us into the Borg by 2021 | DVICE


very soon, we will nver now the world and the lives we lived before .....
us ourselves, we will change into oblivion, perhaps.
we will become components of super nano computers.

its all just a program, anyway. a program running inside our brains.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

After OBL Raid, Pakistan Fears U.S. Will Grab Nukes -- What if We Tried? | World | www.AlterNet.org

I recently noted that Pakistani fear of the United States attempting to seize its nuclear-weapons arsenal is at an all-time high.

As Yochi Dreazen wrote at the National Journal, "the ease with which elite U.S. forces jammed Pakistan's advanced air defense systems and mounted a precision operation deep inside Pakistani territory is eroding the Pakistani military's standing in the eyes of its own people and raising new questions there about whether the U.S. could one day mount a similar push to grab Pakistan's nuclear weapons."

After OBL Raid, Pakistan Fears U.S. Will Grab Nukes -- What if We Tried? | World | AlterNet

from
www.alternet.org

the law and rule of power - no other recourse. where do we go with this, where will we end up?

Sunday, May 8, 2011

"9/11 was a false flag operation, I would tell this in a federal court"

An excerpt from an interview between Alex Jones and Dr. Steve Pieczenik entitled ‘Bin Laden, The Oswald Like Patsy Died 10 Years Ago’

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under three different administrations Steve R. Pieczenik says he is prepared to tell a federal grand jury the name of a top general who told him directly 9/11 was a false flag attack

Top US government insider Dr. Steve R. Pieczenik, a man who held numerous different influential positions under three different Presidents and still works with the Defense Department, shockingly told The Alex Jones Show yesterday that Osama Bin Laden died in 2001 and that he was prepared to testify in front of a grand jury how a top general told him directly that 9/11 was a false flag inside job.

VOLTAIRE Member News � "9/11 was a false flag operation, I would tell this in a federal court"

Monday, May 2, 2011

bin Ladin killed in firefight in Pakistan by a small US team

nobody should celebrate death or killing of anybody. not even in videogames.
World News Record: bin Ladin killed in firefight in Pakistan by a small US team



CNN's Chris Lawrence, citing U.S. Officials, reports that the compound where bin Laden was found - in Abbotabad, Pakistan, about 100 kilometers outside Pakistan's capital of Islamabad - was three stories tall, and about eight times larger than any of the buildings around it.

An official said a "small U.S. Team" was involved in the operation at the compound - the official would not confirm any U.S. Military involvement.

An official said bin Laden resisted the assault - and was killed in the firefight

Three other men were killed in the firefight, and a woman being used as a human shield was also killed, the officials said.

There were no U.S. Casualties, the officials said.
The U.S. Team was at the compound for about 40 minutes, officials said.

A U.S. Helicopter crashed during the raid because of mechanical reasons, an official said. It was destroyed, the officials said.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/01/osama-bin-laden-dead-killed_n_856091.html#liveblog

Friday, April 29, 2011

Monday, April 4, 2011

4-19-95 Oklahoma bombing practically proven controlled demolition inside operation. Experts agree on demolition charges. Impossible otherwise.

"massive destruction was primarily the result of four demolition charges placed at critical structural points at the third floor level."
Air Force General Benton Partin, who for years headed the Air Force Armaments Laboratory


I believe that the demolitions charges in the building were placed inside at certain key concrete columns did the primary damage to the Murrah Federal Building,”

and that,

“It would have been absolutely impossible and against the laws of nature for a truck full of fertilizer and fuel oil… no matter how much was used… to bring the building down.”
Dr. Sam Cohen, inventor of the neutron bomb


The OKC Bombing Top Ten

www.OKbombingTruth.com

We Are Change Oklahoma

So London bombing 7/7/5 is also inside operation.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Japan’s Nuclear Crisis: forensic scientific analysis. What happened.

“Clearly we’re witnessing one of the greatest disasters in modern time.”

“Clearly, there’s no access to the core,” the official said. “The Japanese are honestly blind.”

water levels at the reactor cores dropping by as much as three-quarters, temperatures in those cores soaring to nearly 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to burn and melt the zirconium casings that protect the fuel rods.

evaluations also show that the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi escaped the deadliest outcomes — a complete meltdown of the plant.

about 70 percent of the core of one reactor had been damaged, and that another reactor had undergone a 33 percent meltdown — came from forensic modeling.

The atomic age has seen the construction of nearly 600 civilian power plants, but according to the World Nuclear Association, only three have undergone serious accidents in which their fuel cores melted down.

now three of the reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi complex in some stage of meltdown.

By definition, a meltdown is the severe overheating of the core of a nuclear reactor that results in either the partial or full liquefaction of its uranium fuel and supporting metal lattice, at times with the atmospheric release of deadly radiation.

Partial meltdowns usually strike a core’s middle regions instead of the edge, where temperatures are typically lower.

The main meltdowns of the past at civilian plants were Three Mile Island in 1979, the St.-Laurent reactor in France in 1980, and Chernobyl in Ukraine in 1986.

a first sign of major trouble at any reactor was the release of hydrogen — a highly flammable gas that has fueled several large explosions at Fukushima Daiichi.
The gas indicated that cooling water had fallen low, exposing the hot fuel rods.

First “as the core gets hotter and hotter,” easily evaporated products of atomic fission — like iodine 131 and cesium 137 — fly out.

If temperatures rise higher, threatening to melt the core entirely, he added, less volatile products such as strontium 90 and plutonium 239 join the rising plume.

The lofting of the latter particles in large quantities points to “substantial fuel melting"

a blow-by-blow of the accident’s early hours and days.
It said drops in cooling water exposed up to three-quarters of the reactor cores, and that peak temperatures hit 2,700 degrees Celsius, or more than 4,800 degrees Fahrenheit.
That’s hot enough to melt steel and zirconium — the main ingredient in the metallic outer shell of a fuel rod, known as the cladding.

A slide with a cutaway illustration of a reactor featured a glowing hot mass of melted fuel rods in the middle of the core and noted “release of fission products” during meltdown.
The products are radioactive fragments of split atoms that can result in cancer and other serious illnesses.

Stanford, where Dr. Hansen is a visiting scholar, posted the slides online after the March presentation.
At that time, each of the roughly 30 slides was marked with the Areva symbol or name, and each also gave the name of their author, Matthias Braun.

The posted document was later changed to remove all references to Areva.

more at the original New York Times article:
Japan’s Nuclear Crisis Is Seen Clearly From Afar - NYTimes.com

from www.nytimes.com - www.nyt.com

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