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This section was last updated
Wednesday, 25-May-2005 06:19:30 EDT.
Enter the world of George Orwell's
1984.
Read the CFR Report on National Homeland Security, prepared four years ago
- in "anticipation" of a terrorism attack on America. Also other reports
and articles.
Securing the homeland? No!
The Department of Homeland Security in reality is designed to secure total
control over the American people who live in this NewSpeak Homeland:
Finger-printing, micro-chipping, face scanning, iris reading, DNA gathering,
cameras everywhere watching our every move, monitoring phone calls, e-mails
and faxes, redefining the very word "terrorism" so that petty theft or assault
in the first degree will be termed terroristic acts ... and finally, a spy
system that has strangers, friends, and even family spying and reporting
on one another. - Jackie
CFR Phase III
Report on National Homeland
Security
Excerpts from and comments in case you aren't planning to read the full
report:
"Four years ago the Council on Foreign Relations began working on the
restructuring of America's Constitutional framework of government, without
regard for Constitutional parameters and ignoring the required process for
amending the Constitution as specified in Article V."
The Phase III
Report of the U.S. Commission on National Security / 21st
Century
FINAL DRAFT REPORT - EMBARGOED UNTIL JAN. 31, 2001 -- Road Map for National
Security: Imperative for Change -January 31, 2001 This report will be posted
in sections for easier reading and printing. The Commission started four
years ago setting up the frame work and legislation for the Homeland Security
Act, which has been passed to 'protect us from the terrorists'. The fox guarding
the hen house in its purest form. - Jackie Section 1: List of Commissioners;
Table of Contents; Foreword by Gary Heart and Warren Rudman; and Preface
by Charles G. Boyd, General, USAF (Ret.) Executive Director
Bush Signs Homeland
Security Bill
ABC News.Com 11-25-02: "The new Cabinet department — an idea Bush initially
opposed — will swallow 22 existing agencies with combined budgets of
about $40 billion and employ 170,000 workers, the most sweeping federal
reorganization since the Defense Department's birth in 1947."
The Homeland
Security Act of 2002
The full text of the bill.
(In pdf format.)
Homeland
Security Flow Chart
From our
Safety...at what
cost? section
Courtesy of the New York Times, view the game plan for government reorganization
under the newly-created Office of Homeland Security.
Kissinger:
The Secret Side of our Secretary of
State
By Gary Allen, 1976
The author of None Dare Call It Conspiracy. He has earned his wings
in heaven. This book goes way beyond the man, Kissinger, and takes
us into the wheelings and dealings of the
son-of-a-rabbi/Communist/KGB/Rockefeller/CFR agent Kissinger. READ IT! -
Jackie
Court Denies
Office of Homeland Security
Motion
A federal court has ruled against the Office of Homeland Security in a "case
that is a critical step about 'openness' in government." At issue was whether
the Office of Homeland Security had to supply information that was requested,
under the Freedom of Information Act. The Electronic Privacy Information
Center had requested documents regarding plans for standardized drivers licenses,
as well as other measures to be used to identify and profile people.
Tom Ridge
Confesses Terror Alerts Were
Bogus
Former Director of Homeland Security Tom Ridge said that Bush Regime officials
forced him to elevate the "threat level" on what he calls "flimsy evidence,"
reports USA Today.
