In another move by the Bush administration to make it easier for them to shove information down the memory hole, the official White House web site has been modified to disallow indexing of much of the site's content.

Most search engines utilize "spiders" to crawl the web, following each link and indexing the content so that search engine users may easily locate resources and information on the web. Some engines, such as Google, also cache the page so that if it is taken down or changed the page is still available as it originally appeared.

This has posed a problem for the spooks, occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. They have been posting items on whitehouse.gov — the official site for the White House — only to change their minds about having the information available. They can remove, or modify the information, but the search engines still have the original copy.

Certain astute individuals have noticed some of the changes, went to Google and called up the original page and made the comparrison.

Most recently, the administration had published that combat operations in Iraq had ended. Then, after more fighting and American soldiers' deaths, they modified the page to read "major" combat operations have ended.

To solve the problem of being held to their word, administration officials have modified the site's "robots.txt" file. This is the file that nearly all "spiders" request first, when they arrive at a site to index it. The file contains information for the "spider" regarding what files the site administrator wishes to have indexed, and which files they do not.

As you can see from the robots.txt file at whitehouse.gov, there are not many files that the Bush administration wants the search engines to spider. Especially information pertaining to Iraq.

The question becomes, What is the reason for this modification? Why do they not want to be held to the information that they place in cyberspace?

Obviously, national security isn't the issue. Everything that is posted on that site would have to be given security clearance before ever appearing there.

Someone has joked that politicians never lie. They just tell the truth in 3 or 4 different ways.

By changing the "robots.txt" file, government officials at the White House are reserving the right to tell "the truth" in as many different ways as they need, to accomplish whatever deception and psy op that happens to be on the agenda. And they reserve the right to change their official positions on any issue. And it will be difficult — if not impossible — in the future, to prove what was modified.

But it shouldn't matter, if you trust your government.

My wife asked me to watch a movie with her tonight. I reluctantly agreed, even though the subject matter didn't sound too appealing to me.

I'm not an avid movie watcher — like sports, I believe movies are mostly a waste of time. But I have seen more than my share of frivolous flicks.

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle wins the prize for the absolute stupidest movie that I think I've ever seen — at least as far as I can remember. It's even worse than the Home Alone sequels.

It's only redeeming quality was when the closing credits rolled up the screen. The fact that this movie had an ending, was the only thing that endeared it to me.

It had several computer-enhanced scenes, which looked like they were computer-enhanced.

It had beautiful women in bikinis — which I guess was intended to be the selling point — the only selling point.

It had cameos from numerous stars.

One thing that it didn't have was much of a story. And it didn't have much of a script.

My wife felt ashamed that she had spent the money for the DVD. The movie left both of us feeling dissatisfied and annoyed. It was as if we had had our intelligence insulted that someone in Hollywood thought we were dumb enough to accept this as worthwhile entertainment.

And Hollywood never seems to miss an opportunity to promote their homosexual agenda. I guess, as a guy, I was supposed to get a kick out of seeing one woman rub her lips against another's face. And to see Demi Moore and Cameron Diaz almost kiss on the beach. I was not impressed with any aspect of this movie, especially its pro-lesbian innuendos.

To summarize, I enjoyed this movie about as much as I would have enjoyed a stroke. My biggest regrets are that I wasted 93 minutes of my life, and the kilowatt hours of electricity that I burned to play it.

The other night, I was driving home in the dark, when a buck ran out in front of me. I slammed on the brakes and managed to miss him. Knowing they often travel in groups of two or more, I glanced to my left just in time to see a second one, a doe, jump out. I hit that one. It was unavoidable.

I had just got my truck out of the body shop, having it repaired from the last deer I hit, several months ago. I had been driving it all of this time with the front-end torn up. When I finally get around to getting it fixed, a week and a half later, I hit another deer!

Now, I have another deductible.

At first, I was angry. But my indignation quickly gave way to sorrow, as I saw her pathetic form staring back at me. I could only imagine what must be going through her mind.

When I hit her, she turned flips in front of the truck and came to rest in the center of the road. At least one, and perhaps both, of her back legs were broken. Attempting to walk, she only managed to drag herself off to the side of the road. I sat helplessly watching as she stared at my headlights. I imagined her curiosity at the noisy thing with which she'd impacted. The wonderment she must have felt at the bright lights which brought her turmoil and illuminated her scene of terror. My heart went out to her. Like many others of her kind, she had made an extremely poor exercise in judgment, and her error had cost her dearly. I could only imagine the extreme sensation of pain, which shot through her furry body, at that moment. And I wished that I could do something to make it stop.

My truck smelled like it might overheat, so I continued the final half-mile home.

As I awaited the arrival of the police, I walked out of the house and stared up at the starry night sky. I prayed to God that the deer would die quickly. I knew, with a broken leg or two, that she wouldn't be able to recover. And there likely were more serious injuries that weren't as visible to me.

I thought about how the deer lay suffering, at that very moment. Life, as she knew it, was forever changed. She would now die a slow, agonizing death. I tried to imagine how horrendous it must be for her. One minute, she's running and jumping along — the finest example of a free spirit. And in a headlight's flash, a full-force encounter, a blurry tumble, and suddenly, unbearable pain and an inability to move. I hurt for her as I contemplated her predicament.

And then my mind returned to Terri Schindler-Schiavo, who has been ordered by a court to suffer a death of dehydration and starvation. I have attempted to place myself into her position countless times. I have tried to imagine what it is like to have hunger and thirst, beyond any desire of sustenance I've ever had.

What must it be like to have people guarding you to make certain that no one gives you anything to eat or drink? What would it be like to have people waiting for you to die, hoping that today will be your last day? To be fully cognizant of your surroundings, and not be able to speak? How frustrating would it be to have your husband trying to end your life, while claiming it was your wish? And for you to be powerless to protest? To have a voice, but be unable to make it heard?

Pain and suffering puzzle me. It's one thing to suffer as the result of your own actions or inaction. But when innocent people or creatures are forced to suffer due to no fault of their own, or without having the knowledge and understanding of why they suffer, it is difficult for me to comprehend.

This present generation is suffering under the burden of excessive taxation, and a fraudulent money system due to the inaction of preceding generations. A bleak future is forecast for future generations as this present generation's inaction has resulted in the implementation of NAFTA and GATT, and the subsequent loss of jobs, a $7,000,000,000 national debt, and a loss of property rights under the U.N. system of Agenda 21 and "Sustainable Development".

As I looked up again at the sky, I spoke to my Creator. "I don't know why you put me here," I said. "Why am I in this world that is full of pain and suffering? And why do your creatures have to suffer as they do?"

I have always believed God to be a loving Father. But at times, I must admit that I struggle with these questions. I have to believe that this world is not my home. There is something more to life than this world. As I see the craziness of world events — and the absolute madness of the Ruling Elite, how they terrorize us to accomplish their morbid agenda — it becomes crystal clear that this world is not real. The real world is the one for which this life is intended to prepare us.

There are those who would say that the pain and suffering are a part of the proving process. They suggest that it will somehow build a person's character and make them stronger. I suppose that's true, in some cases. But for others, it will have the reverse effect. It will make them bitter, cold, and angry.

Indeed, it is the same fire that makes the candle wax melt into a soft, gentle substance, that also hardens the clay. Then, when dropped or bumped the clay will shatter.

We are souls who cry out for justice. From the time we are very young, we expect to be treated fairly. When that expectation isn't met, we are dissatisfied and complain vociferously.

Yet the myriad of injustices in this life are as numerous as the stars that hang above my injured deer. The lessons we often must learn are as excruciating as her broken limbs. Often we will find ourselves just as perplexed as she, as we lay on the side of life's road. It is in these times, the temptation is to point a finger of blame at God and demand justice. But who are we to demand anything from God?

It is in these moments, that our faith is put to the test. And it is in these moments that the determination will be made as to which type of person will emerge from the fire of tribulation.

And that determination is yet an answered query for me.

It all began with a sudden collapse at her home, and under "mysterious circumstances." The collapse was believed to have been caused by a heart problem. The incident resulted in oxygen being cut from her brain, long enough for her brain to be damaged.

Terri Schindler-Schiavo, who was 26 at the time of the incident, was hospitalized. For 13 long years, she has remained bed-ridden. Her husband Michael Schiavo was appointed her legal guardian and began making all of the decisions and determinations on behalf of Terri.

However, it became clear to Terri's family — along with the nurses and others who worked at the facility where Terri was staying — that Michael did not have the best interest of Terri in mind. It began to become more clear that he wanted Terri dead.

Those who cared for Terri said that since her brain was damaged, she would have to relearn to do many things that she could formally do. One of the things she would have to learn again, was how to eat. In the meantime, she was hooked up to a tube and given nutrition and water that way.

With the proper therapy, Terri might be able to learn how to talk again, walk again, eat again, and perhaps even lead a somewhat normal life. Who knows the potential that could be realized by this woman, if she could just have therapy.

But her husband — living with his fiancee' of 7 years, having had one child from the adulterous relationship and is expecting another — refused to allow Terri to be rehabilitated with physical therapy. Instead, he has fought in the courts to have Terri's life line — the tube through which the water and nutrients, needed to sustain her — removed.

The money with which he has waged his war of death, has been cash won in a malpractice lawsuit that he filed "on Terri's behalf." What's left of that waning fortune would be all his, if Terri would just die.

On February 11, 2000, he got is wish granted. Judge George W. Greer sentenced Terri to death by ruling in favor of Michael Schiavo. This past Wednesday, Terri's feeding tube was removed.

The clock is now ticking on Terri. She now faces a slow, agonizing death of starvation and dehydration, as her family — at wits end — desparately tries everything they can do save her.

And it will be a lonely death for Terri. Her husband, through his attorneys, have cut off visitation rights to her parents. They are not even allowed to be at her bedside while she lays dying. They are not even allowed to say goodbye to their daughter.

Terri does not want to die. Yet the court ruling prohibits feeding her even by mouth, if she is able to eat by mouth.

As attorney and author, Wesley Smith, noted on the nationally-syndicated radio broadcast, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, "This is not a 'right to die' case, this is a 'no right to live case.'"

Terri is a woman who wants to live, but the courts — by virtue of the fact that she is handicapped — has sentenced her, against her will, to die.

And Judge George Greer, violated Florida law, when he ruled in this case. Now it is up to Governor Bush to enforce the law, as he is obligated under the Florida Constitution. Terri needs as many people as possible to phone Governor Bush to tell him to enforce the law. When I tried to call, they told me he didn't have the authority to overrule a court's decision. However, that is a lie because he has the authority and obligation to ensure that the laws of the state are enforced — even to the extent that he can bring in the militia, if necessary.

Terri's only hope for survival is if as many people as possible contact the Governor, and the other authorities in the state to tell them to uphold the law, and re-hook Terri's feeding tube. But it must be done immediately. Without water, Terri will not live much longer.

Imagine if you were in Terri's place. Would you want someone to come to your aid?

There is much more to Terri's story. Learn her plight, and about the fight that her family has been engaged in for over a decade. Then, pick up the phone and make the calls. God will reward you for having compassion upon the sick and helpless.

To learn more about Terri and her situation, the family maintains a website with current news, background information, and videos of Terri proving she is not in a vegitative state, as the media and the courts have said.

You can get to her site at www.terrisfight.org.

Jackie Patru and I have been working on getting relevant information up at www.sweetliberty.org. We have a list of phone numbers that you can call posted here.

Please get informed. And please do something to help save Terri's life.



Take action today.

I found this piece interesting. Even laughable.

The Federalist Chronicle quotes New York Times Executive Editor Howell Raines, as he spoke to the National Association of Black Journalists in 2001. He spoke on The Times' policy of incorporating hiring practices which promote "diversity" in their workplace, and how much that has "helped" The Times.

"This [diversity recruitment] campaign has made our staff better and, more importantly, more diverse."

Raines [then] highlighted the hire of 25-year-old Jayson Blair, who has since become one of the Times' most prolific black journalists — prolific for his plagiarism, falsified quotations and faked interviews, that is. The "Gray Lady" published a 7,000-word correction and apology this week for Blair's 4-year tenure writing for the Times. Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of The New York Times Company, noted, "It's a huge black eye."

"Diversity" may sound good in theory. It may sound like a fair thing to do. But so does Communism — and both fail miserably in practice.

It isn't that black people cannot be good journalists. When they are qualified, and they are the best candidates, they should be hired.

But hiring practices designed to promote "diversity," do so above all other considerations — including who is the most qualified candidate for the job. And that is where the troubles begin.

All employers should hire personnel based solely upon that individual's qualifications for the position that they seek. Skin color should not factor into the decision-making process. "Diversity in the workplace" is a buzz phrase for promoting racist hiring practices that discriminate against non-minority job-seekers. It results in lesser-qualified individuals in positions, when better qualified applicants are available for hire. In other words, it results in racial discrimination — the very demon that such policies are allegedly designed to eradicate.

By promoting diversity in the workplace, government — along with the corporations who follow its mandates — are actually promoting a hiring system which is by itself racist. And that is a great disservice to people of all races and creeds.

audio post — A Florida man has been found guilty of "felony littering" — on his own property!

The Seminole County man collects obscure items for purposes of making artistic statues. However, his neighbors don't appreciate the art. They refer to it as garbage.

But Allan Davis, who has been fighting with the city since 2000, and has been repeatedly arrested, says the only garbage in his case is the trashing of his Constitutional property rights and the first amendment.

Aside from being threatened with the seizure of his house, and his children, Davis has incurred fines and jail time. He is now awaiting sentencing in the county jail.

Whether or not you agree with Davis' stand, charging him with a felony is way over the top.

Davis can now never own a gun, cannot vote, and can never hold public jobs — all because he has a messy yard. I'm really surprised that they didn't charge him as a terrorist.

What is sad is that you have a jury of citizens who are ignorant enough to convict him on felony charges. It just shows the ignorance of the average American.

Perhaps what the city should do is ask Davis to erect a fence to block the neighbors' view of all of the junk.

Regardless of how the problem could be solved, it seems to me that the felony charges and subsequent conviction are the equivalent of killing a house fly with an A-bomb.

Note: The story in the above audio clip is from Inside Edition weekend. (I mistakenly said in the clip that it was from the Friday edition.) It is provided here for non-profit educational and research purposes, in accordance with 17 U.S.C., Section 107.

From WFTV Channel 9:

• Junk Yard Man Says He's Ready to Clean Up His Yard

It seems there is no end to the adsurdity of litigation.

A company called SunnComm Technologies Inc., makers of the copy protection software that is included on new music CDs, has stated they intend to sue a Princeton graduate for publishing on his web site a way that he says would disable the software.

Alex Halderman, the student, said that by holding down the shift key while loading the CD into the disk drive, the software could be disabled.

SunnComm says that it has lost over $10 million of its market value since Halderman published his report.

I find it remarkable that the company is blaming Halderman for their market value loss. They are suing him under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Obviously, if their software could be so easily disabled, then it shouldn't have been worth a penny, let alone over $10 million. It's amazing to me that these executives would rather sue this guy, than to admit they have a lousy product and make strides at improving it.

Actually, I've been told that you can simply take a marker and cross out the portion of the CD where the copy-protection software appears, and that will void it. But I can't tell you that, lest I get sued.

Myself, if I wanted to copy a song, I wouldn't bother playing it from the disk drive. I would get an external CD player and simply patch it into the computer. The CDs will play just fine that way. Of course, I wouldn't want to tell you that either, lest I get sued.

Hey, SunnComm — instead of picking on this Halderman guy, how about recognizing the obvious: He has done you a favor by exposing a flaw in your software. Why not improve it, rather than blaming your failures on others, while trying to stifle free speech with litigation and intimidation? You are part of what is wrong with America.

Anyway, if your market share is primarily dependent upon CD sales, it seems destined to drop anyway. The trend in music sales is downloading songs from the internet. That train is leaving the station, you might as well be on board, or you're going to get left behind.

It seems the music industry is finally learning this. The new legal Napster is coming out this month. For $10 a month or 99 cents a song, a user can have as much music as they want and do virtually anything they want with it.

So, good luck with your lawsuit, guys! I think you're going to need it. And good luck improving your product, which is probably part of the reason CD sales have fallen, by the way.

No one likes a bully.

I am no fan of sports. With the exception of playing them for exercise, I view them as a colossal waste of time.

I spend a great deal of time researching and speaking about government activities, because everything that government does, has an effect upon my life. When government extorts at least 40 percent of all of our income, it becomes rather unequivocal, that the effect is profound.

With both of us working full-time outside of the home, my wife still has to stress about how she is going to be able to save enough money so that she can afford to pay the property taxes, so the government doesn't steal our land from us. It is these times, that the impact of government upon our lives, is exposed as rather profound.

On the other hand, whether or not the Lions, the Tigers, or the Cubs win their next game, doesn't affect my bottom line, whatsoever. Either way, my life will continue just the same as it was, regardless of the outcome.

I also would like to say that I am equally no fan of Rush Limbaugh.

The phony conservative talk show host was a very vocal supporter of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which has resulted in the annihilation of our industrial economy, and a subsequent loss of an untold number of jobs to Mexico and overseas. Those jobs are not coming back. And as more Americans lose their jobs as a result of NAFTA, they have less money to spend on services. Hence, the "service economy" that the Ruling Elite always tout as the new American economy, is on its way to collapse.

Limbaugh is the darling of the Republican right and is therefore a huge supporter of the diabolical Bush family and their globalist war on terror.

With all of that as background, I do believe that he is entitled to his opinions.

The recent flap over Limbaugh's comments on ESPN about Philadephia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb is a story that should never have been a story.

Limbaugh, in case you've been living under a rock some place, stated that he thought the performance of McNabb was "overrated" from the beginning, but that the media had been focusing their attention upon him because "the media wanted to see a black quarterback succeed."

Again, I have to plead ignorance on whether or not McNabb's performance is good. But that issue is another matter entirely.

The firestorm of criticism and apoplectic insults that ensued were reflective of the conditioning of the populace.

In an age where young black people are made to feel like victims from the time they are very young, hating "whitey" has become a national pastime. Furthermore, institutions of higher learning and governmental policies imposing affirmative action have institutionalized reversed racism.

The fact is that in many cases, the same policies that have been allegedly designed to aid the black population in achieving the same level of financial and educational stature that the white population has enjoyed, has actually accomplished just the opposite.

Furthermore, having failed in their attempts at raising the caliber of the so-called "minority" population, the social engineers of our time have decided, in true Marxist-style, that the white population must be lowered to the same level.

Therefore, black people are conditioned that they are victims of the white race, and the white man is conditioned to bear guilt for the oppression of the black man. Hence, you have a mentality that breeds tension between the races, which erupts in violent hostility at the slightest trigger.

The white man is not entitled to recognize the difference between skin color, let alone be critical of anyone who is not white. The sins of his forefathers, with regard to race, has sentenced whitey and his offspring to a phychological social underclass — not being able to express his ideas as freely as the other races.

Limbaugh had broken the cardinal rule: A white man had dared appear on television and criticize a black athlete! Gasp! And, further, he suggested that the only reason that athlete had even received attention from the media, was because of his race!

Now whether or not you agree with Mr. Limbaugh, his departure from the school of acceptable liberal orthodoxy, gave rise to screeches of foul.

These protests are right in line with George Orwell's speech police. A person is free to express their views, as long as they do so within the prescribed limits, dictated by the liberal (read: socialist) controllers. Once that person steps out of the prescribed bounds, he must be punished.

Limbaugh resigned from ESPN, but that didn't stop his enemies from calling for ABC to fire him from his radio broadcast. The message seems to be clear: If you dare tread against the acceptable structure of thought, your punishment will be served up to you in the harshest of terms.

And speaking of punishment, Limbaugh faces possible felony drug charges in an unrelated matter. All I will say with regard to that, is that the Bushes and the Clintons both are heavily involved in the illegal drug trade. As a matter of fact, the government's War on Drugs was the entity that was designed to put all of the competitors out of business.

Given the fact that Limbaugh is an insider, working for the implementation of the New World Order, I wouldn't look for any convictions anytime soon.

That is, unless the Ruling Elite, having used Limbaugh as their mouthpiece to drum up support for NAFTA, are now through with him, and are willing to relegate his career to the ash heap of history.

The elite have a word for the Limbaughs, who help to advance the agenda for global governance in exchange for personal financial gain. They call them, "useful idiots."

I have a name for them as well. I call them "traitors."

Audio post, containing my comments about U.S. military training exercises. The military is now training 2 to 4 times per week so that they can shoot down civilian commercial aircraft.

Don't you feel much safer, now that your Office of Homeland Security is on the scene?

Related Materials:

• America's New War, or War on Americans? — Much documentation about September 11th and the war on terror
  
• Operation Northwoods — Declassified U.S. government documents, detailing their plans to terrorize American citizens as a pretense for a war with Cuba in the 1960's
  
• Bush Planned Iraq Regime Change Before Becoming President — Article from the British newspaper, The Sunday Herald, about the PNAC report, the "blueprint for a new world order."
  
• Rebuilding America's Defenses: Strategies, Forces, and Resources For a New Century — The actual PNAC report, written for the present administration, before the 2000 elections, and a full year before the September 11th "terrorist" attacks. This report serves as proof of the government's premeditation for the war on terrorism and U.S. global imperialism. All of the global military actions that are presently being executed, were mentioned in this report. Included is the change of regime in Iraq, North Korea, and most frighteningly, China. Are we headed for a third world war? Read the report!
  
• Congressional Testimony by John Maresca of Unocal — Further proof of motive for the war in Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban regime. This testimony took place in the late 1990's. I know this is authentic, because I pulled it from the congressional web site myself. It has since been removed.