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CITIZEN

Thursday, October 23, 2008 5:36 PM

And Ronald Reagans plan to reduce the homeless was to stop counting...

More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
No one can see their reflection in running water. It is only in still water that we can see.

PIRATENEWS

Thursday, October 23, 2008 6:34 PM

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Originally posted by citizen:

Notice how it was EDS, an American Company, that lost it.

Moral of the story, if you want a job done right, don't give it to the Yanks.

Welcome to the global plantation, where only Big Brother can keep your Internal Passport ID safe from you.

Here's the factory that manufactured your problem:

www.hp.com/hpinfo/abouthp/histnfacts/garage/

EDS has looted the VA military pension system in USA, leaving no money for actual veterans.

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EDS Selected as U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs VistA Contractor Services Vendor

HERNDON, Va. – EDS today announced it has been selected as a prime contractor for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) VistA Contractor Services (VCS) program. EDS is one of eight companies selected under a blanket purchasing agreement (BPA) worth approximately $1 billion, over a potential 10-year term, including options and award term periods.

EDS delivers a broad portfolio of information technology and business process outsourcing services to clients in the manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, communications, energy, transportation, and consumer and retail industries and to governments around the world.

www.eds.com/news/releases/3430/

EDS Stockholders Approve Merger With Hewlett-Packard Company
www.eds.com/news/releases/4697/

"I'm quitting my presidential campaign because CIA director George HW Bush will kill my family at my daughter's wedding."
Ross Perot, EDS founder, Reform Party presidential nominee 1992
www.eds.com/about/history/

CIA agent George HW Bush was photographed in from of the Dallas School Book Depository the day President John F Kennedy was assassinated. George W Bush released his CIA cousin John Hinkley Jr from the loonybin, after his arrest for shooting President Ronald Reagan.

Ross Perot made $2-billion off govt welfare, by selling IBM computers to run welfare data systems.
www.eds.com/industries/welfareandbenefits/

PIRATENEWS

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 2:18 AM

Fluoride Added To Children's Milk In Schools in UK

http://fluoride.ecobytes.net/Alert/United-Kingdom/England/Sheffield-Fl
uoride-is-added-to-children-s-milk-in-42-primary-schools
www.infowars.net/articles/october2008/271008Fluoride.htm

FUTUREMRSFILLION

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 2:32 AM

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Originally posted by piratenews:
Fluoride Added To Children's Milk In Schools in UK

http://fluoride.ecobytes.net/Alert/United-Kingdom/England/Sheffield-Fl
uoride-is-added-to-children-s-milk-in-42-primary-schools
www.infowars.net/articles/october2008/271008Fluoride.htm

Thank God! I hope they get it in the water too. My children did not benefit from flouridated water because we lived there and I have been paying dentist bills ever since!

I am on The List. We are The Forsaken and we aim to burn!
"We don't fear the reaper"

FORSAKEN original

Trolls Against McCain

“I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” Mahatma Gandhi

PIRATENEWS

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 2:54 AM

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Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:

Thank God! I hope they get it in the water too. My children did not benefit from flouridated water because we lived there and I have been paying dentist bills ever since!
Trolls Against McCain

You are such a govt agent. Go take your meds!

Fluride increases the risk of flurosis, which makes dentists far more money since whitening teech damage by fluoride is more profitable than filling cavities.

Then there's the kidney and liver damage. And don't forget the bone cancer.

IQ dropping 20 points is just a bonus.

If fluoride was good enough for Nazi death camps and Soviet Gulags, then it's good enough for British goy.

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Billions wiped off workers' pension schemes (snicker)

Falling share prices have wiped billions of pounds off the value of workers' pensions and could force some employees to delay retirement, research showed today.

The study, by employee benefits firm Aon Consulting, showed the value of defined contribution schemes offered by UK companies had dropped by nearly a third (28%) in the 12 months since last October, from £522bn to around £395bn.

The average pension pot a worker builds up in a defined contribution scheme is worth just over £25,000, which would currently buy a single man aged 65 an annual retirement income of around £1,960.

But if the value of each individual's pension fell by 28% it would buy him an annual income of just £1,400.

www.guardian.co.uk/money/2008/oct/27/occupationalpensions-pensions

That puny pension scheme won't even pay the TV tax for retirees.

FUTUREMRSFILLION

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 3:01 AM

So I guess your problem is the flouride you injest everyday huh?

loss of 20 points in IQ - doesn't bother me, I don't need an IQ of 180

I am on The List. We are The Forsaken and we aim to burn!
"We don't fear the reaper"

FORSAKEN original

Trolls Against McCain

“I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” Mahatma Gandhi

PIRATENEWS

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 3:29 AM

Enjoy your thumbscans for speedwalking tickets.

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Every police force in the UK is to be equipped with mobile fingerprint scanners - handheld devices that allow police to carry out identity checks on people in the street.

The new technology, which ultimately may be able to receive pictures of suspects, is likely to be in widespread use within 18 months. Tens of thousands of sets - as compact as BlackBerry smartphones - are expected to be distributed.

The police claim the scheme, called Project Midas, will transform the speed of criminal investigations. A similar, heavier machine has been tested during limited trials with motorway patrols.

To address fears about mass surveillance and random searches, the police insist fingerprints taken by the scanners will not be stored or added to databases.

www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/oct/27/project-midas-fingerprint-scan
ner-liberty

The number of false arrests will skyrocket.

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Banks and credit card companies are exploiting obscure legal powers to seize the homes of thousands of people who cannot pay their credit card bills.

In some cases, people owing as little as £1,000 have been served with charging orders – the legal instrument enabling a creditor to order the sale of a property.

The practice has emerged days after Yvette Cooper, chief secretary to the Treasury, called on banks to do more to allow people to keep their homes.

According to the Ministry of Justice, 97,026 charging orders were granted by courts in England and Wales last year, a tenfold increase since 2000.

They allow financial institutions to order the sale of a property to pay off unsecured debts on credit cards, personal loans, store cards and car finance. Some will have been used only to threaten the debtor, or to levy a surcharge on the mortgage to recoup the debts.

Nationwide, the building society, and Northern Rock, which was nationalised earlier this year, are among the most aggressive in using the court orders.

Mark Sands, head of insolvency at KPMG, the accountancy firm, said: “The power of a charging order can come as a horrible shock to someone. When they took out the loan or the credit card, they were almost certainly not told that their home was at risk if they failed to keep up with repayments.”

The rate at which the courts have granted charging orders has increased sharply in the past two months, according to Citizens Advice, National Debt-line and the Consumer Credit Counselling Service. Last week a homeowner posted a message on a website saying a credit card company had launched a charging order against him for a debt of £1,000.

From next year banks will be given further arbitrary powers because they will no longer need to secure a county court judgment against a defaulting debtor. They will be able to move directly to seek a charging order after two or three months of missed payments.

Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, said: “No one should be allowed to lose their home simply because of a credit card debt. More needs to be done by the government to ensure that lenders simply do not act overzealously, and only take possession of properties as a last resort. The fact that banks can now kick people out of their homes for not keeping up with their unsecured debts is very worrying.”

Alex McDermott, social policy officer at Citizens Advice, said the government had presided over a hidden scandal, because homes repossessed in this way did not appear in the official statistics issued by the Council for Mortgage Lenders.

The Consumer Credit Counselling Service said Northern Rock and Nationwide were particularly aggressive.

Northern Rock confirmed it used charging orders where customers had missed payments on unsecured loans, saying: “Any application for a charging order on an unsecured loan is in strict accordance with the Consumer Credit Act.”

Northern Rock and Nationwide declined to discuss how many homes they had forced to be sold.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/bankin
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PIRATENEWS

Sunday, November 2, 2008 4:55 AM

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Menezes police 'were just having a laugh'

London Independent
30 October 2008

Armed police fired on Jean Charles de Menezes without shouting any warning, a witness told an inquest today.

A commuter said he first thought the gun-wielding plainclothes officers who ran on to a Tube train might be "a group of lads who were just having a laugh".

Ralph Livock said he had no idea that it was anything more serious until one of the armed men fired at Mr de Menezes at point blank range.

Mr Livock and his girlfriend Rachel Wilson were sitting in a Tube carriage opposite the 27-year-old Brazilian on the morning of 22 July 2005, the inquest heard.

The passenger recalled that their train was held up for longer than usual at Stockwell station in south London - and then four casually-dressed men armed with guns got on board.

Nicholas Hilliard QC, counsel to the inquest, asked him: "Did you have any idea who they were?"

Mr Livock said: "Absolutely not."

He went on: "One of my initial thoughts was it was all a game and they were a group of lads who were just having a laugh - a very bad taste laugh but just having a game on the Tube, because they were just dressed in jeans and t-shirts but with firearms."

Mr Hilliard went on to ask: "Had you heard anything said about police?"

Mr Livock replied: "No, certainly not.

"And I remember that specifically because one of the conversations that Rachel and I had afterwards was that we had no idea whether these were police, whether they were terrorists, whether they were somebody else. We just had no idea."

He added: "The thing that made me realise it wasn't a group of lads playing around or something else happening was when the first shot was fired."

Mr de Menezes was shot seven times in the head at point-blank range after being mistaken for failed suicide bomber Hussain Osman.

Mr Hilliard asked the witness: "Did you hear him saying anything to Mr de Menezes?"

Mr Livock said: "Absolutely not."

Mr Hilliard continued: "Did you hear Mr de Menezes say anything to him?"

The passenger replied: "No, absolutely not at all.

"If anything, Mr de Menezes looked as if he was - I hesitate to say confused, confused isn't really the right adjective.

"He looked as if he was expecting somebody to say something but he didn't look frightened.

"He looked as if he was waiting for somebody to tell him what was going on."

None of the passengers in the Tube train were called to give evidence at the Metropolitan Police's Health and Safety trial over the shooting last year.

This is the first time they have spoken in public about what they saw.

Firearms officers involved in the operation have told the inquest they shouted "armed police" at Mr de Menezes before shooting him.

But giving evidence today, Ms Wilson also insisted she did not hear this and had no idea who the men who killed the Brazilian were.

Mr Hilliard asked her: "Was anything said at any time during the incident to give you a clue as to who they were?"

She replied: "No, and I know this because similar to Ralph's statement, first I thought they were messing around.

Mr Hilliard went on: "Specifically, did you ever hear anybody shout 'armed police'?"

Ms Wilson answered: "If I had heard that, I would have thought they were police, so no."

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/menezes-police-were-just-ha
ving-a-laugh-979238.html

Security video of this assassination:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7038430.stm

This massacre happens 10 times every day in USA.

PIRATENEWS

Monday, November 3, 2008 8:49 AM

Foreign Gurka soldiers hired as killer British cops:
www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/nov/02/police-gurkha-nepal-crime-offi
cer

PIRATENEWS

Monday, November 3, 2008 7:39 PM

COMMUNIST PARLIAMENT DEMANDS 80% REDUCTION IN GAS AND ELECTRICITY USE!!!

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Climate Change Bill makes chilling reading

Who says the Almighty has not got a sense of humour? Last Tuesday MPs spent yet another six hours discussing what is potentially the most expensive single piece of legislation ever put through Parliament.

The Climate Change Bill, which had its third reading, commits Britain (uniquely in the world) to an 80 per cent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.

As MPs droned on about the need to fight global warming, Peter Lilley drew the Speaker's attention to the fact that, outside on the streets of Westminster, snow was falling. It was London's first October snowfall for 70 years, and similarly unseasonal snow was carpeting a wide swathe of Britain.

In all that six hours of debate, only two MPs questioned the need for such a Bill, which had swept through its second reading with only five opposed.

The sole MP who tried to raise the matter of the cost of the Bill - which could run to trillions of pounds if all its measures were implemented - was Mr Lilley. He was ruled out of order by the Speaker.

If the Bill's intent is taken seriously, the cost of cutting our CO2 emissions by 80 per cent would cripple our economy, closing down much of what remains of our industry and rendering most motorised transport impossible.

But the cloud cuckoo land that our politicians have floated off into no longer touches scientific or practical reality at any point.

What they should have been discussing was the near-certainty that, within a few years, thanks to the imminent shutdown of 40 per cent of our electricity generating capacity, Britain's lights will be going out.

www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2008/11/02/do0207.
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BIG BROTHER DON'T NEED PROBABLE CAUSE?

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Pub-goers to be tested for drugs

Pub-goers in Aberdeen are facing a drugs test before entering bars as part of a crackdown by Grampian Police.

Officers in the force will be the first in Scotland to use an Itemiser - a device which can detect traces of drugs from hand swabs in a matter of seconds.

The test is voluntary, but customers will be refused entry if they do not take part. They could be searched and even arrested if traces are found.

The device was trialled by the police force in the area earlier this year.

The Itemiser allows police officers or door staff to swab customers hands as they enter a pub or club. It can tell almost instantly if drugs are present - including cocaine, cannabis, heroin and ecstasy.

The device can show three possible results: green, amber or red.

Customers who get a green reading are allowed entry to the pub, those who get amber are given a drug information pack and those who get red could be searched by police.

If drugs are found on that person they could be arrested and a report could be sent to the procurator fiscal.

The Itemiser is already being used in pubs in England where concerns have been raised about the possibility of customers getting a positive reading simply by touching a surface where there are traces of drugs.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/7702856.stm

BIG BROTHER LOOTS PRIVATE PENSIONS WITH PUBLIC GOVT CAFR PENSIONS NEXT...

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Brown's £17,000 tax raid on EVERY private pension... as value of cushy public sector schemes soars to £1trillion

Gordon Brown's tax raid on pension funds has snatched £17,000 from every worker's retirement pot, research says today.

Yet the value of public sector schemes - funded by taxpayers - has soared to an astonishing £1trillion.

Opposition MPs, business chiefs and campaigners demanded an investigation into the growing 'pensions apartheid'.

The number of members of private sector schemes has fallen from 6.1million in 1995 to 3.6million last year. At that rate, says the report, there will be no paying-in members of occupational schemes within 12

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