Friday, November 30, 2012

Congress moves to stop Obama from signing U.N. arms treaty

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MILLER: Thwarting global gun grabbers

Congress moves to stop Obama from signing U.N. arms treaty

MILLER: Thwarting global gun grabbers

Congress moves to stop Obama from signing U.N. arms treaty

The United Nations is pushing gun control on a global scale, and President Obama is on board. Just a few hours after re-election was assured, the president’s representative cast a vote for the Arms Trade Treaty at a U.N. committee meeting. The loosely drafted agreement doesn’t go after guns directly, but the language enables activist judges to get creative in restricting Americans’ exercise of their Second Amendment rights. A final General Assembly decision on the treaty is expected in March, and House Republicans are locked and loaded to stop it.

Rep. Mike Kelly introduced a resolution earlier this month urging the president not to sign the treaty. “If we don’t enshrine this Constitution and these amendments, then we are in great danger of losing them,” the freshman Pennsylvania Republican said in an interview with The Washington Times. “People need to understand that we are constantly under aggressive acts to take these rights away from us, and it’s done in such a way that people don’t see it coming.”

Mr. Kelly’s measure expresses the sense of Congress that the treaty undermines basic constitutional rights because it fails to recognize the rights to own guns for self-defense, hunting and other shooting sports. “Why in the world would a country with the gold standard on gun policy go to the table with countries like Syria and Iran?” asked Mr. Kelly. “We should say, ‘Use our policy as a model, but don’t ask us to dilute what we already have.’”

The left tries to downplay the very real consequences of approving this terrible treaty. The agreement’s reporting requirements, for example, could severely hurt firearm and ammunition manufacturers — the rare industries that are doing well in this economy. Lawrence Keane, general counsel of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, said the organization is closely monitoring treaty discussions.

“If all of the controls desired by some countries and anti-gun groups were included in a treaty it would be exceedingly costly to our industry without, in our view, advancing the goal of reducing illegal diversion of arms to conflict zones,” said Mr. Keane.

Mr. Kelly’s bill awaits a hearing in the House Foreign Affairs Committee. This marks the second time members of Congress have tried to get Mr. Obama’s attention regarding their concerns about the treaty.

In June, Mr. Kelly and 130 fellow members wrote the president and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asking that the treaty exclude small arms and ammunition; include the recognition of an individual’s right to self defense; and allow America to support allies such as Taiwan and Israel with arms. Neither the White House nor the State Department have responded to the representatives’ letter.

The United States should never be a party to an international deal that threatens our fundamental right to keep and bear arms. House leaders need to move swiftly to get this bill passed before Mr. Obama has a chance to sign on the dotted line.

Emily Miller is a senior editor for the Opinion pages at The Washington Times.

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The United Nations is pushing gun control on a global scale, and President Obama is on board. Just a few hours after re-election was assured, the president’s representative cast a vote for the Arms Trade Treaty at a U.N. committee meeting. The loosely drafted agreement doesn’t go after guns directly, but the language enables activist judges to get creative in restricting Americans’ exercise of their Second Amendment rights. A final General Assembly decision on the treaty is expected in March, and House Republicans are locked and loaded to stop it.
Rep. Mike Kelly introduced a resolution earlier this month urging the president not to sign the treaty. “If we don’t enshrine this Constitution and these amendments, then we are in great danger of losing them,” the freshman Pennsylvania Republican said in an interview with The Washington Times. “People need to understand that we are constantly under aggressive acts to take these rights away from us, and it’s done in such a way that people don’t see it coming.”
Mr. Kelly’s measure expresses the sense of Congress that the treaty undermines basic constitutional rights because it fails to recognize the rights to own guns for self-defense, hunting and other shooting sports. “Why in the world would a country with the gold standard on gun policy go to the table with countries like Syria and Iran?” asked Mr. Kelly. “We should say, ‘Use our policy as a model, but don’t ask us to dilute what we already have.’”
The left tries to downplay the very real consequences of approving this terrible treaty. The agreement’s reporting requirements, for example, could severely hurt firearm and ammunition manufacturers — the rare industries that are doing well in this economy. Lawrence Keane, general counsel of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, said the organization is closely monitoring treaty discussions.
“If all of the controls desired by some countries and anti-gun groups were included in a treaty it would be exceedingly costly to our industry without, in our view, advancing the goal of reducing illegal diversion of arms to conflict zones,” said Mr. Keane.
Mr. Kelly’s bill awaits a hearing in the House Foreign Affairs Committee. This marks the second time members of Congress have tried to get Mr. Obama’s attention regarding their concerns about the treaty.
In June, Mr. Kelly and 130 fellow members wrote the president and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asking that the treaty exclude small arms and ammunition; include the recognition of an individual’s right to self defense; and allow America to support allies such as Taiwan and Israel with arms. Neither the White House nor the State Department have responded to the representatives’ letter.
The United States should never be a party to an international deal that threatens our fundamental right to keep and bear arms. House leaders need to move swiftly to get this bill passed before Mr. Obama has a chance to sign on the dotted line.
Emily Miller is a senior editor for the Opinion pages at The Washington Times.

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MINNESOTA - Activist aims to turn tables on plate trackers

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by: Eric Roper
A local activist known for her confrontations with police has found a new tool to shed light on law enforcement activities: public license plate tracking data.
Melissa Hill, an Occupy Minnesota activist who recently won a $15,000 settlement form Hennepin County following a trespassing arrest, has recently started a blog that shows where license plate readers have spotted law enforcement vehicles.
Hill requested the public location data this October from the Minneapolis Police Department on 16 law enforcement vehicles she had seen around the city.
She is encouraging others to do the same and submit their data via e-mail.
Her first post on a car includes a photo of what appears to be an FBI vehicle, along with a Google Map showing when plate readers have spotted it.
"If they want to watch us, we’ll watch them back!" Hill writes

COMMENT,

Don't worry. as soon as Obama has all his drones flying over us 24/7 they will move the plate readers up into the sky and you won't have to worry about the police cars anymore.....

WASH, DC - 'Truce is over': Fired-up congressional panel vows strict VA oversight

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By Bill Briggs, NBC News contributor

Members of Congress angrily vowed Wednesday to crank its investigative floodlights far brighter on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, accusing agency leaders of dodging direct questions on travel and conference spending, failing to disclose a gathering in Las Vegas, and exhibiting “total incompetence” as veterans wait in record-long lines for medical help.
During a hearing before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, chairman Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said that one day after he and VA Deputy Secretary Scott Gould had held a “civil conversation” on the same issues, Gould’s vague responses to the panel's precise and lengthy interrogation “raised the hackles on the back of my neck.”
“The truce is over. It lasted less than 24 hours. Expect much more oversight from this committee,” Miller said. “Expect more questions from this committee because they’re coming — in great volumes.”
The fiery, two-hour hearing was primarily held to examine how the VA plans to prevent future, exorbitant spending lapses like the estimated $9 million the agency doled out for two Orlando gatherings in 2011. During those conferences for VA human resources personnel, the VA invested, for example, $84,000 for VA-branded promotional items, including pens, highlighters and hand sanitizers, according to Office of the Inspector General. But at the close of the hearing, Gould complained the committee’s line of questioning had devolved into “a slap at the employees who work at VA every day.”
Miller interrupted Gould.
“No, no, no, no,” Miller said, his voice rising. “Don’t you ever accuse a Democrat or a Republican on this committee of slapping any of the hardworking 300,000 VA employees. Rest assured, it’s the leadership that we’re concerned with.”
Earlier, Gould opened by describing the VA’s beefed-up oversight to block other Orlando-type escapades, which he called: “abdications of responsibility, failures of judgment, and serious lapses of stewardship.”
Those tightened measures include requirements that all VA conference planning now include “a detailed business case analysis.” And, from this point, any VA gatherings estimated to cost $20,000 to $100,000 must receive prior approval by a VA under secretary or assistant secretary, conferences estimated to cost $100,000 to $500,000 must be approved by the deputy secretary, and conferences costing more than $500,000 “are generally not permitted,” he said.
But the hearing quickly turned into larger prosecution of VA leadership by the committee. The members complained about what they called the VA’s chronic lack of responses — or its fuzzy answers — to dozens of congressional requests for information on items ranging from VA spending to its internal discipline of employees caught making ethical errors.
For example, on Aug. 16, Congress asked the VA to disclose how much it spent during 2011 on conferences. According to Miller, the VA first reported the price of those events was $20 million but later amended that figure to more than $100 million. At Wednesday’s hearing, VA Chief Financial Officer Todd Grams testified that the events cost, in total, $86.5 million.

Miller asked Gould if he “or anyone at the table” had been ordered to withhold information from Congress. Gould responded: “No.” Miller then blasted VA leaders for failing to answer 75 specific congressional questions.
“Unfortunately, lengthy delays or not responding to requests at all has become normal for VA,” Miller said. “We clearly have a problem here.”
The Orlando conferences had served as the initial spark for ramped up congressional scrutiny of the agency. But several members said the VA’s lack of answers had left them increasingly irked — and several members sounded so Wednesday, their voices sometimes breaking or shaking, including Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan.

“It’s been 106 days since I asked some of these questions. I have asked for: a list of the attendees at the July 2011 conference in Orlando; a list of attendees at the August 2011 conference in Orlando; a list of individuals involved in planning these conferences; the names and titles of employees who are being held accountable. Why have you refused to answer all of these?” Huelskamp asked Gould. “Those were all ignored. When will you find it out — in another 106 days? These are simple questions.
“This is an issue of competence, the failure to either know the answers or refuse to answer them,” Huelskamp added. “It’s about a gentleman in Syracuse, Kan., who had to drive 522 miles to the nearest VA hospital. In that time, you could fly folks to Orlando for a great conference. And you won’t even tell the American people who attended? Either you’re trying to hide something or it’s total incompetence.”
In response, Gould testified that VA leaders “understand we have an obligation to respond to Congress.” He further testified that, following the many information requests from Congress, the VA has supplied 35,000 documents and answered 6,000 policy questions and attended 100 hearings and 1,100 staff briefings.
“Sir,” Gould added, “you can sit here and shake your head, but the reality is there’s a tremendous amount of information that flows to this committee and others on a daily basis by a very competent team.”

Miller discovered, for example, posts on the VA Facebook page about a VA senior management conference at Las Vegas' Venetian Hotel in August 2010. That event included teachings on “yoga, massage therapy (and) acupuncture,” according to the VA Facebook post, which showed pictures of people — ostensibly VA employees — getting massages. Beneath those images, someone commented: “Sounds like my kind of conference!” That observation was followed by a comment posted by the administrator of the Facebook page for VA’s Veterans Canteen Services: “It’s amazing how immediate the results are!”

Miller asked Gould why the VA had not mentioned the Vegas conference when Congress had requested a full accounting of all VA conferences since 2005.
Gould testified that he had no explanation other than the VA has hosted thousands of conferences since 2005.
That post on the VA Facebook page was removed shortly after the hearing.
“The perception out there, if you’re a taxpayer just barely getting by ... is you’ve got one set of rules for people in government, and (another set for) the rest of us out there in the real world, said Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tenn. “And perception is reality.
"It’s embarrassing for me to go home and try to explain to people why their money is being wasted,” added Roe, a physician. “I have veterans who come up and say, ‘I can’t get into a hospital down here, Doc. I’m in a line 40 miles long.’ And then they show me this plush event that occurred in Orlando. It’s very hard to explain that to people. It’s embarrassing for the 300,000 hardworking VA people who are then tagged with this.”

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Thursday, November 29, 2012

NEVEDA - Boulder council votes for investigation of police chief

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The Boulder City council voted to initiate an outside probe by the Nevada Bureau of Investigation Tuesday, Nov. 27, regarding the actions of Police Chief Thomas Finn. Nearly 100 members of a motorcycle club coalition attended the hearing.
Chief Thomas Finn alleged to have illegally deleted internal emails regarding 'zero tolerance' policies toward motorcycle clubs
The Boulder City council voted unanimously Tuesday Nov. 27 to request a probe by the Nevada Bureau of Investigation into the actions of Police Chief Thomas Finn.
Finn is being accused by Steven Stubbs, attorney for the Mongols motorcycle club, of illegally deleting internal emails relating to an attempted "zero tolerance" policy directed at club members during a four day Mongol gathering in Boulder City in June.
Finn circulated an email regarding intended legal policy received by City Attorney Dave Olsen and Judge Victor Miller, among other officials.
"As part of our zero tolerance approach," wrote Finn,"all the law enforcement agencies have asked if our court and prosecutor would consider 'no deals' when the misdemeanors are adjudicated.
"Doing so would make it clear to the 'Mongol Miscreants' that Boulder City does not tolerate bad behavior."
In 2002, three people were killed during the Laughlin River Run as a result of rocker clashes between the members of the Mongols and Hell's Angels. The Mongols and Vagos clubs are listed as Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs, defined as groups that use club organization as "conduits for criminal enterprises" by the California Attorney General.
Prior to the event, Finn emailed police staff and city officials asking for earlier emails on policy directed at the clubs to be deleted.
"If (Mongol representatives) submit a records request for them (early emails) it would obviously show our hand and divulge the strategies and staffing levels we need to keep confidential. Therefore, please delete any and all emails related to the event immediately."
The emails were released by Stubbs, who filed a civil rights violation suit against the Boulder City, North Las Vegas and Metro Police departments on behalf of the Mongols in June.
Olsen told Mayor Roger Tobler and council members his staff conducted a limited inquiry into the matter and believes Finn did not destroy any emails but likely attempted to do so. Olsen said the attempt might constitute a class C or D felony.
"My concern is that we don't treat city department heads or anybody else in the city any differently than other people in the community," said Olsen.
"If the law was broken we need to be aware of that," said councilman Cam Walker. "And number two, were emails deleted? With that information we would be able to make determinations and decisions.
"I want to be clear, they are going to be going in and answering these questions, not going in an investigating the police department."

Council chamber was packed to standing capacity by members of a biker collation that comprised multiple clubs including the Mongols, Vagos (Green Nation) and Banditos. The group of nearly 100 motorcyclists pulled out of Railroad Pass Casino parking lot at 6:30 p.m. and caravanned down Interstate 93 to city hall to attend the meeting.
"The Chief of Police is supposed to be held to a higher standard," said Steven Sanson, president of Veterans in Politics, a non-partisan political advocacy group for veterans' issues.
"He took an oath to protect and to serve everybody. The chief already admitted he sent out emails to delete all those emails. He admitted that." No motorcycle club members spoke during public comment, but the mass presence indicates the amount of investment the groups now have in pressing for legal actions against the chief.
Finn joined the Boulder City Police department as chief in 2006. His prior experience included 25 years as a police officer and administrator in East Brunswick, New Jersey. Former Governor Jim Gibbons appointed Finn to the commission on the Nevada Peace Officers' Standards & Training Commission in 2007.
Finn, who has filed lawsuits against Stubbs, Olsen and others for defamation of character, did not attend Tuesday's city council meeting.

AUSTRALIA - New laws set to harvest criminals' riches

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CONTROVERSIAL new laws designed to allow the Newman Government to more easily harvest the riches of crime bosses and drug traffickers will go before Parliament on Wednesday.

Unexplained wealth laws will reverse the onus of proof to suspected criminals to show their assets were gained legitimately, while convicted drug traffickers will lose all their property, regardless of when or how they obtained it.

Civil libertarians condemned the new laws as draconian, while NSW public prosecutions director Nicholas Cowdery said he thought the drug trafficker declarations might be "unconstitutional".

However, Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie said confiscation of criminals' assets compensated taxpayers and funded "important programs and services for Queenslanders".

"These new laws will be a more significant and harder punishment than a stint behind bars," he said.

Mr Bleijie said there would be discretion for drug traffickers' children to "apply for financial support on the grounds of hardship as they should not suffer for the bad decisions of their parents".

The current six-year time limit on suspected past crimes as the basis for unexplained wealth orders will be scrapped.

Mr Bliejie said these were aimed at "Mr Bigs ... who are pulling the strings but have escaped charges as there isn't enough evidence linking them to the crime".

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/new-laws-set-to-harvest-criminals-riches/story-fndo45r1-1226525245645

NEW ZEALAND - Biker hailed as respected member of the community

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Kiri Gillespie- with Amy McGillivray
bayofplentytimes.co.nz
A prominent member of Tauranga's Filthy Few who died in a motorcycle crash in the South Island has been remembered as "a bloody nice guy".
Filthy Few Motorcycle Club member Dennis Michael Pederson, known as Deano, was killed - along with his friend Grant John Roberts, 43, from the South Island - when the motorcycles they were riding collided with a car on the Lindis Pass in Otago on Monday.
In Tauranga yesterday, family, friends and club members were grieving their loss.
The 54-year-old owned the Curiosity store in Wharf St and helped organise the annual Metal Mania event.
Yesterday, the store was closed with a sign on the door referring to unforeseen circumstances.
Bouquets of red flowers were placed outside the shop. The card on one read: "You're a lost legend - an end of an era. Love you bro."
Another card read: "Deano, we love you and miss you."
A couple who placed one of the bouquets were visibly upset outside the store. The woman, who asked not to be named, said she left the flowers because Deano was her "darling".
"He was a really good friend and the other flowers are from another really good friend of his," she said.
The woman's partner said Deano was "a respected member of the Tauranga community" and deserved to be recognised as such.
The man said Deano was a "bloody nice guy".
Filthy Few Motorcycle Club president Grub Keleher said the death of such an active club member was a big loss.
Mr Keleher said he did not want to comment on Deano's death or funeral arrangements as it was the club's belief such matters should be kept private.
Family at Deano's Bethlehem home and club members at the Birch St headquarters declined to comment when approached yesterday. Deano had just bought a new Harley Davidson.
Owner of The Dry Dock Cafe Sandra Johnson said she would miss Deano operating the store next door. "If I've needed help he's always helped me. It's hard to explain because it was good just knowing he was there."
Ms Johnson said Deano was friendly, reliable and she was absolutely shocked at his death.
Funeral director and car enthusiast Todd Gower, who worked with Deano at the Metal Mania events, described him as "such a good guy".
"Personally, it's a true honour and privilege to be asked to look after him," he said.
Deano's funeral will take place at Tauranga Park, Pyes Pa, on Friday at 1pm.
In February, Deano was among a group of 14 that appeared in Tauranga District Court accused of taking part in a standoff with rivals the Greasy Dogs. Filthy Few members pleaded guilty to unlawful assembly and were fined $500.
A female pillion passenger on one of the motorcycles was flown to Dunedin Hospital in a critical condition.
The single occupant of the car involved in the crash, a 20-year-old Chinese tourist, has been charged by police.

CA - Man Arre$ted for Recording Cop$

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A California man was jailed for four days for attempting to record police officers on a public street.

Daniel J. Saulmon was charged with resisting, delaying and obstructing an officer but the video shows he was standing well out the way of a traffic stop and was only arrested when he failed to produce identification to an approaching officer.

And there is no law in California that requires citizens to produce identification. And even if there was, it would require the officer to have a reasonable suspicion that he was committing a crime.

But prosecutors have already dropped the charge against Saulmon as well as a few other minor citations relating to his bicycle such as not have proper reflectors on the pedals.

And they most likely knew who he was considering he won a $25,000 settlement from the same police department after they unlawfully arrested him on eavesdropping/wiretapping charges in 2005.

This time, it appears the Hawthorne Police Department will be dishing out much more, thanks to officer Gabriel Lira’s abuse of authority.

“They knew exactly who I was,” Saulmon said in a telephone interview with Photography is Not a Crime Saturday, adding that he has recorded them on a regular basis since the 2005 arrest when he was jailed after attempting to file a complaint inside the police station.

“They always address me as ‘Mr. Saulmon’,” he said.

Hawthorne Police Chief Robert Fager (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

Judging by his Youtube channel, which is filled with videos of police officers from Southern California jurisdictions, his latest arrest was an obvious case of retaliation.

The arrest took place on November 8, a Thursday, close to midnight. Because it was a holiday weekend, he would have had to wait until Tuesday to see a judge. He bailed himself out on Monday with a $1,000 he did not want to spend.

It took police a week to return his camera and his bicycle, and only after his attorney sent them a letter informing them that they had no legal basis to maintain possession of his personal property.

Even though he is still facing a citation for not having a headlight on his bicycle, he says he has video evidence from when he picked it up that shows it had two working headlights.

Saulmon is not one to be deterred by their abusive behavior. On the day after his 2005 arrest, he walked back into the Hawthorne Police Department to file a complaint with a hidden recorder that reveals he was nearly stripped searched in the lobby as you can hear in the video found in the link below.

http://www.photographyisnotacrime.com/2012/11/24/california-man-jailed-four-days-for-recording-cops/

The irony of that arrest is that they based their evidence on a secret recording one of the officers had made.

UN ordered depopulation of 3 billion people by food malnutrition has started – PBSpecial Report

While investigating the WHO and UN role in the biological weapo

ns attack called the A-H1N1 (Swine Flu) pandemic of 2009, criminal intelligence (CI) agents from Canada and the US have stumbled upon a covert and sinister plan to kill off as many as 3 billion people by food malnutrition. The organization that is responsible for preparing for the murder of 3 billion people is called the Codex Alimentarius Commission. It was established in 1963 by the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Their officially stated purpose is to develop international food standards to protect consumer health and to facilitate fair trading practices in foods. Today, there are 181 member governments including Canada. CI agents have uncovered the real purpose of this WHO / UN organization – to murder 3 billion people. How will they murder some 3 billion people?

It was Henry Kissinger, who in 1974 conceived the idea of the food genocide to control world population – less people to consume world resources – more for the rich nations (elites) to exploit the sources of the world to satisfy their greed. On December 10, 1974 the US National Security Council under Henry Kissinger prepared a classified study ‘National Security Study Memorandum 200 (Full text of NSSM 200 (governmental source – pdf file)) – which falsely claimed that the worldwide population growth poses a great threat to US national security interests.

US Air Force weapon of mass destruction military installation called HAARP – live cam image from November 29, 2010. Red arrow points to military truck parked at installation and lights are clearly shown to be on at each of the trailers. HAARP is active and is responsible for causing recent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, heat waves and monsoon rainfall that caused major flooding.

Classified UN documents reveal that 1 billion people will be killed by starvation as UN trade agreements and WHO health moratoriums will forbid any country from selling and exporting any food to targeted regions for depopulation. Starvation of 3 billion people has already begun as the United States has been using its weapon of mass destruction called HAARP to control, alter and intensify the weather of the targeted nations. This past summer HAARP was used to create a heat wave in Russia, resulting in the near complete destruction of its crops. Also this past summer the US used HAARP to cause the massive flooding in China and Pakistan – an attempt to wipe out the crops of China and Pakistan resulting in the mass starvation of their populations. 2 billion more will be murdered by diseases and illnesses associated with malnutrition from crop destruction, pasteurization and irradiation. The Codex Alimentarius Commission will be responsible for causing disease and illness from malnutrition by implementing the 2 latter killing instruments. The Codex Alimentarius Commission has begun this process by labeling the life sustaining nutrients (vitamins, minerals and enzymes) in our foods as poisons. Now that nutrients are classified as poisons they have been given the authority by the United Nations to eradicate all nutrients in our foods. They have already begun the eradication process by pasteurizing (exposing to high heat) and irradiating (exposing to radiation) all of our food. Milk was the first to be targeted for eradication as milk is the most important life sustenance on Earth. It is packed full of vitamins, minerals and enzymes. All essential for keeping us healthy and alive. Next was eggs. Another very important food that keeps us very healthy and alive.

With the recent false declarations of E. coli contamination in fruits and vegetables the member nations of The Codex Alimentarius Commission have been ordered to pasteurize or irradiate all fruit and vegetables. Why? Pasteurization and irradiation destroys all of the nutritional value of our food. These processes don’t eliminate the microorganism they claim they are killing in our food. It kills the organisms and everything else including the vitamin, mineral and enzyme content of our food. Furthermore pasteurization and irradiation doesn’t clean or filter out the bad organisms in our food it just kills them and when we drink or eat pasteurized or irradiated foods and beverages we are consuming the dead, rotting and disease and illness causing bodies of the organisms. Because all of the vitamins, minerals and enzymes have been destroyed by pasteurization and irradiation your body can’t stop or fight off the disease and illnesses caused by consuming the dead and rotting organisms.

Who is behind this mass murder of 3 billion people?

In the investigation of the WHO and UN plans for murdering 3 billion people there is one region of the World that seems to have been exempted. The only region that is not being targeted for mass depopulation are the countries that made up old Europe. Why everywhere else but old Europe. Because, according to information written in the classified UN documents, Canada, the US, China, Russia, Pakistan, the Middle East and Africa are nations populated with people who are considered inferior races. The only superior race of people is the Aryan Race. Adolf Hitler started WWII to reinstate the Aryans as a master race of Indo-Europeans. The Aryans are supposed to be Nordic in appearance and directly ancestral to the Germans. During WWII the Nazi SS officers and soldiers were put in charge of slaughtering all inferior races of people by whatever means possible, including; war, famine, poison, biological diseases and mass executions. Today the UN has been put in charge of slaughtering as many as 3 billion people.

Very few people realize that the UN was created by former high ranking politicians and war criminal officers of Nazi Germany. Even fewer people know that an International organization existed during WWII and it was that League of Allied Nations who were responsible for the defeat of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany. Immediately after WWII the League of Nations was destroyed by the Nazi Germans in retaliation for defeating them in WWII. In its place the Nazi Germans formed the UN. The UN (the negative prefix un means – Opposite of; contrary to: unrest.) was formed to bring about global unrest. Once global unrest was achieved a New World Order governed by “The Four principles” (The Fourth Reich) – * One Leader * One Budget * One Programme and * One Office would be implemented. To have an understanding of the clandestine agenda of the UN you must have an understanding of the meaning of Reich. Reich is the territory or government of a German state, as the Holy Roman Empire (the Vatican), or First Reich , from 962 to 1806; the German Empire, or Second Reich, from 1871 to 1919 (Germany’s WWI); the Weimar Republic, from 1919 to 1933; and the Third Reich, from 1933 to 1945 (Nazi Germany’s WWII). The Nazi formed United Nations launched the “Delivering as One” initiative in 2007 – the Fourth Reich. Today Germany is once again the leader of the new and Fourth Reich. A former Nazi German Youth – Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger ( served the Third Reich for at least 4 years) is now leader of the Vatican – the original or First Reich.

The Nazi war criminals also formed many of the International and national organizations we have today, including NATO (created by commanding officers and ex-multinational conscripts that made up the German Waffen SS army units), the CIA (created by former Gestapo agents to spy on, sabotage, torture and kill agents, military personal and political figureheads of the Soviet Union ), the WHO (created by former Auschwitz death camp scientists and physicians), NASA (created using former Nazi rocket scientists who were smuggled into the US in Operation Paperclip).

Now that our governments have been ordered by the Nazi UN to begin pasteurizing and irradiating every consumable food the only question left to ask is “how much time do we have left before we starve to death from eating?”

A viewer just reminded me of a very important historical fact that relates to this story. I was reminded of the fact that the Royal Family of England, namely Queen Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor, are actually descendants of the German arm of European Royalty – the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha family. Due to anti-German sentiment in the United Kingdom during the German Reich World War I, George V of the United Kingdom changed the name of his branch from Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to Windsor in 1917. The same happened in Belgium where it was changed to “van België” (Dutch) or “de Belgique” (French). The House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha is a German dynasty, the senior line of the Saxon House of Wettin that ruled the Ernestine duchies, including the duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. The House of Wettin is a dynasty of German counts, dukes, prince-electors (Kurfürsten) and kings that once ruled the area of today’s German states of Saxony, the Saxon part of Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia for more than 800 years as well as holding at times the kingship of Poland. Agnates of the House of Wettin have, at various times, ascended the thrones of Great Britain, Portugal, Bulgaria, Poland, Saxony, and Belgium; of these, only the British and Belgian lines retain their thrones today. This historical fact means that Germans rule the United Kingdom, Canada and a host of other Commonwealth Nations. The head of state in Canada is the sovereign or Queen of Canada (a German from the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) . The Queen’s powers are exercised by the Governor General of Canada except when the Queen is in Canada. The Governor General, like the sovereign or Queen, is not political and remains above politics. That would suggest that Canada and other Commonwealth Nations are servants of the German Reich.

Source: Short URL: http://presscore.ca/2011/?p=131

Too Crazy to believe? Not Sure?? Do your homework. There is a lot of information out there that confirms the data in this article. Check it out for yourself.

http://askmarion.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/un-ordered-depopulation-of-3-billion-people-by-food-malnutrition-has-started-pbspecial-report/

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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

USA - GAO: Give states more flexibility to reduce motorcycle deaths

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David Shepardson
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Washington - WASHINGTON (AP) - Direct costs from deaths and injuries due to motorcycle crashes were $16 billion in 2010, but the full cost is likely higher because long-term medical expenses are difficult to measure, a government report said.
Motorcyclists are involved in fatal crashes at higher rates than drivers of other types of vehicles, and are 30 times more likely to die in a traffic crash than passenger car occupants, according to the Government Accountability Office report.
In 2010, 82,000 motorcyclists were injured and 4,502 were killed in crashes, the report said. The average cost for a fatal crash was estimated at $1.2 million, while the cost for injuries ranged from $2,500 to $1.4 million depending upon the severity.
It's difficult to determine the full costs with accuracy because some types of costs are difficult to measure, the report said. For example, treating serious injuries can be long and expensive, but follow-up analyses of costs are conducted only for a few years. Also, other consequences of long-term injuries such as changes in employment and living status can't be fully measured, the report said.
Laws requiring all motorcyclists to wear helmets are the only strategy proven effective in reducing fatalities and injuries, the report said. Several studies have estimated helmets reduce the risk of death by as much as 39 percent, the report said. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has estimated helmets saved the lives of 1,550 motorcyclists in 2010.
However, there has been strong opposition from motorcycle groups to "universal" helmet laws, and only 19 states have them. Another 28 states have "partial" helmet laws that require only some motorcyclists to wear helmets, usually riders under age 21 or under age 18.
Three states have no helmet laws: Illinois, Iowa and New Hampshire.
Earlier this year, Michigan legislators repealed that state's helmet requirement for motorcyclists over 21. Other proposals to repeal mandatory helmet laws were considered in California, Maryland, Missouri and Tennessee.
While many motorcycle groups endorse the use of helmets, they also oppose mandatory helmet laws as infringements on personal liberties and their right to assume the risk of riding without a helmet, the report said.
"We are 100 percent pro-helmet, and 100 percent anti-helmet law," Jeff Hennie, vice president of the Motorcycle Riders Foundation, said. "Putting a helmet law in place does not reduce motorcycle fatalities."
Educating other motorists to look out for motorcyclists, and teaching motorcyclists how to ride safely, "is the ultimate solution for saving lives," he said.
But Jackie Gillan, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, which supports mandatory helmet laws, said: "Education is not a substitute for wearing a helmet."
"It's like saying if you take a driver's ed class, you don't have to wear your seat belt," she said. "Now how silly is that?"
Partial helmet laws are also difficult to enforce because it's hard for police to tell the age of motorcyclists as they go whizzing by, she said.
The National Transportation Safety Board dropped mandatory helmet laws from their list of ten "most wanted" safety improvements earlier this month, angering some safety advocates.

NEW ZEALAND - Filthy Few member killed in crash

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The Tauranga motorcyclist killed in the Lindis Pass on Monday was Dennis Michael Pedersen, also known as Deano.

The 54-year-old member of the Filthy Few Motorcycle Club was killed when the motorcycle he was riding crashed on State Highway 8 in the South Island yesterday.

Filthy Few Motorcycle Club members gathering outside the club’s pad on Birch Avenue on August 10, 2011, as they prepared to bury fellow club member Louis Gary-Morgan who was killed in a crash.

A second motorcyclist also died in the crash. He was 43-year-old Grant John Roberts of Timaru.

A 26-year-old Timaru woman pillion passenger was airlifted to Dunedin Hospital by the Otago Regional Rescue Helicopter. She was in a critical condition last night.

The crash was between a south-bound Nissan and two oncoming motorcycles, at 2.16pm on the pass near Goodger Rd about 20km north of Tarras.

A second woman, the sole occupant of the Nissan car, is in a stable condition in hospital.

Police have charged a 20-year-old visiting Chinese national with two counts of careless driving causing death relating to this crash. Other charges are likely to follow.

The woman is likely to appear in the Alexandra District Court later today.

The riders were part of a group of riders returning from attending the Burt Munro Challenge at Oreti Park, Invercargill.

Southland Police say they still want witnesses to come forward regarding the driving behaviour of both groups prior to the crash.

“We are particularly interested in movements of a dark coloured Nissan sedan with a single female occupant traveling south from Omarama towards Cromwell between midday and 2.15pm yesterday,” says Senior Sergeant Ian Kerrisk.

“We believe that this vehicle was following a white station wagon a short time before the crash occurred. We would like the driver of that white station wagon to contact police.

“We would also appreciate any witnesses who saw a group of 8-10 motorcyclists on large Harley Davidson motorcycles traveling from Cromwell towards Omarama yesterday afternoon around the same time.”

Cromwell Police have had several people contact them today with information and that is appreciated.

Alcohol is not suspected to be a factor in the crash.

Police staff, including the Police Serious Crash Unit, are continuing to work on the investigation.

http://www.sunlive.co.nz/news/35448-filthy-few-member-killed-crash.html

AUSTRALIA - New laws set to harvest criminals' riches

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NEVEDA - Boulder City Chief Finn Destroyed

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The evolving, often hilarious, situation comedy starring Las Vegas biker rights lawyer Stephen “Bowtie” Stubbs and Boulder City, Nevada Police Chief Thomas Finn is starting to look like a hit. Why Hollywood production company Bischoff Hervey Entertainment decided to do a “reality” series about an alleged San Diego motorcycle club called the Laffing Devils instead of just following Stubbs around for a few weeks remains a mystery.
Stubbs is the esteemed council suing the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the North Las Vegas Police Department and numerous individual cops in federal court on behalf of the Southern Nevada Confederation of Clubs. He also represented the legal interests of the Mongols Motorcycle Club during their national run in Boulder City last June. In case you missed earlier episodes of this farce you can catch up here , here and here.

Zero Tolerance
Stubbs has apparently caught Chief Finn red-handed in several crimes and misdemeanors including destroying government records to cover the steps he took to harass bikers. Before the Mongols arrived last summer Finn was arrogant enough to write Municipal Court Judge Victor Miller and City Attorney Dave Olsen that, “There will be several dozen law enforcement agencies working in BC this weekend for the Mongols event. We are taking a zero tolerance approach with them and all the agencies will be citing them into our municipal court of ordinance violations, traffic violations and other misdemeanors. Is there a specific date you want us to use for a court appearance?
“Also, as part of our zero tolerance approach, all the law enforcement agencies have asked if our court and prosecutor would consider ‘no deals’ when the misdemeanors are adjudicated. Doing so would make it clear to the ‘Mongol Miscreants’ that Boulder City does not tolerate bad behavior.”
Stubbs has taken a zero tolerance approach with Finn. Some residents of Boulder City have noticed. A group called Veterans In Politics International called for “an independent investigation into possible felony crimes committed by Boulder City Police Chief Thomas Finn.” At a meeting tonight the Boulder City Council will discuss whether to ask the Nevada Attorney General to investigate Finn.

Destroyed My Career
On November 8, according to Stubbs, “Sean Flanagan, Chief Finn’s attorney, called me…and told me to shut up or face a defamation lawsuit. I told him where he could put his empty threats. Can you say SLAPP?” SLAPP is an acronym for “strategic lawsuit against public participation.” SLAPPs are lawsuits that are filed to intimidate or censor critics of public officials by forcing those critics to defend themselves against the lawsuit until they abandon their criticism. Nevada has an anti-SLAPP law and its effectiveness is a matter of debate among Silver State lawyers. Apparently Finn and his attorney think the Nevada law is toothless.
Because on November 21, Flanagan did sue Bowtie Stubbs on behalf of Finn. The suit alleges that Stubbs defamed the Chief and asks for “in excess of $10,000” in general damages, more than ten grand in special damages, punitive damages, attorneys fees and costs.
That same day Chief Finn sounded less than confidant when he talked Jack Johnson of the Boulder City Review. “It (Stubbs criticism) has really just destroyed my career,” Finn complained. “I was planning on staying here another three to five years, but it’s quite obvious I’ll be gone.”
It’s possible Finn might be gone sooner and longer than he expects. In three paragraphs of his lawsuit (paragraphs 41, 42 and 43), Finn describes how he listened in on a phone call from Stubbs to City Attorney Dave Olsen and tape recorded it.
Stubbs describes the incident like this: “Chief Finn secretly taped a conversation between (himself) and Dave Olsen. During the taped conversation, Stephen Stubbs called Dave Olsen on Dave Olsen’s cell phone and Dave allowed Chief Finn to listen in on the conversation where I implored Mr. Olsen to investigate Chief Finn’s other felonies. Our telephone conversation was recorded without my knowledge or consent. In Nevada, it is a Category D Felony to record a telephone conversation without all parties consenting. Not only did Chief Finn commit another felony, he admitted to it in a court document under penalty of perjury.”
In hindsight, Finn probably should have just let the Mongols enjoy their summer vacation.

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