by GeorgeWa****ngton on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 5:06pm.
Roundup
http://georgewa****ngton2.blogspot.com/2008/05/can-anyone-see-pattern.html
The U.S. government has repeatedly claimed that it was launching
aggressive programs solely at foreign enemies, and then launched
them at American citizens. For example:
a.. In 2002, the Pentagon announced that it was considering spreading
false propaganda in the foreign press. However, the military has
spread propaganda within the U.S. in an operation so aggressive
that one participant, a military analyst, called it "psyops on
steroids"
a.. For many years, the government has claimed that it was only
spying on foreigners. But it is now clear that the government is
massively spying on American citizen's home and cellphone calls,
email and internet usage, credit card and other financial transactions,
and just about every other facet of our personal lives.
Can anyone see a pattern here?
Given the above, should we believe that the following programs will
just be limited to foreigners?
a.. The Pentagon is running an artificial intelligence program to
see how people will react to propaganda and to government-inflicted
terror. The program is called Sentient World Simulation:
"U.S defense, intel and homeland security officials are constructing
a parallel world, on a computer, which the agencies will use to
test propaganda messages and military strategies.
Called the Sentient World Simulation, the program uses AI routines
based upon the psychological theories of Marty Seligman, among
others. (Seligman introduced the theory of 'learned helplessness'
in the 1960s, after shocking beagles until they cowered, urinating,
on the bottom of their cages.)
Yank a country's water supply. Stage a military coup. SWS will tell
you what happens next.
The sim will feature an AR avatar for each person in the real world,
based upon data collected about us from government records and the
internet."
a.. And as former former Congressman Dan Hamburg and others have
pointed out:
Beginning in 1999, the government has entered into a series of
single-bid contracts with Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and
Root (KBR) to build detention camps at undisclosed locations within
the United States. The government has also contracted with several
companies to build thousands of railcars, some re****tedly equipped
with shackles, ostensibly to trans****t detainees."
But many people have pointed out that the laws governing the program
are so vague that they could lead to the imprisonment of American
citizens for simply speaking out against the government (see also
this)
Actions which the government claims were launched against non-U.S.
citizens have in the past been used against Americans within the
United States. Why should we believe any differently about its new,
even more tyrannical programs?
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