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Wednesday, May 4, 2011

leuren moret reveals google shocker!

leuren moret reveals google shocker!You need wonder no further whether Orwell's vision came true! Leuren Moret, radiation expert, will drop a brick on your head!On Jeff Rense's program, Moret informs Microsoft, Google, Facebook social networking sites, Ebay, all have roots in military intelligence. Microsoft software insures backdoors into computers. Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google founders, park their private jet at a NASA facility. Perhaps, most shocking, Moret reveals Google is doing DNA surveys from space! Whew! The Human Genome Project is just one means along with computing, medicine and the police state to establish a totalitarian scientific oligarchy with a depop agenda. If you still aren't convinced, Moret relates depleted uranium particles stick to DNA and mitochondria, which provides the body's energy! Moret credits Bertrand Russell with these ideas of control and believes sterilization is in most people's future,"...wild reproduction is no longer an option," according to Moret's recap of Russell's message! There's still more with human beings as electric transmitters with control integrated into the HAARP system! It's a can't miss program!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

change: bush adviser/microsoft exec named 'cyber czar'

change: bush adviser/microsoft exec named 'cyber czar'from forbes: After 10 months of delays, President Obama has finally chosen a cybersecurity coordinator, filling the so-called "cyber czar" position he had long promised to create to shore up the nation's defenses against hackers and cyberspies. His pick: Howard Schmidt, head of the Information Security Forum, a non-profit cybersecurity research consortium. Schmidt has an impressive resume, with stints in government cybersecurity as well as at large corporations like eBay and Microsoft. But the last ten months weren't necessarily spent finding the perfect candidate for Obama's top cybersecurity job so much as finding someone willing to accept it. At least three other candidates had been privately offered the position and turned it down, as Forbes reported in July (see: "Obama's Unwilling Cyber Czars"). Cybersecurity industry watchers told Forbes at the time that was because the position had been stripped of much of its power in an effort to ensure that new cyber regulations didn't hamper economic recovery.