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(note: On the official HAARP site there is a Q&A section in which it was said that the artificial aurora produced during HAARP experiments is negligable. In this paper submitted to the Second World Space Congress held in 2002, another story seems...

Posted 15 February 2008 04:16 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, environment, ecology, global warming, signals intelligence, geophysics, electrostatics, technology, energy, weather modification, HAARP, full spectrum dominance, chemtrails, atmospheric physics

Myspace Blocking My Other Blog

Myspace would be blocking EENG, I am sure, if I only plugged that one so much at Myspace. Usually I promote the two blogs in somewhat different spheres so that accounts for why, as of yet, EENG remains linkable from Myspace; they're simply not as...

Posted 09 February 2008 10:40 AM by smileycoyote | 1 comment(s)

Filed under: Psychological Operations, surveillance, corporatism, activism, censorship, big brother, liberty, the right, security, fascism, internet

US Intelligence & Outsourcing

Over the last 10 years, government outsourcing has spread to some of the crown jewels of US intelligence. From CIA analysis to NSA signals intelligence to the interrogation of enemy prisoners, private companies like SAIC , Booz Allen Hamilton and CACI...

Posted 24 January 2008 07:00 AM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: space race, surveillance, NRO, 9/11, Conspiracy, corporatism, mercenaries, signals intelligence, revolution in military affairs, big brother, snoops, technology, security

Multiple Outfits Associated with 9/11 Continue to Get the Highest Level Intelligence, Defense, and Security Contracts

The Bush administration is launching a new government agency that will rely heavily on private security contractors to conduct surveillance in the U.S. Bush Goes Private to Spy on You By Tim Shorrock , CorpWatch . Posted December 6, 2007 . A new intelligence...

Posted 15 January 2008 10:06 AM by smileycoyote | 3 comment(s)

Filed under: space race, surveillance, NRO, 9/11, Conspiracy, corporatism, signals intelligence, war, censorship, DARPA, revolution in military affairs, robotics, big brother, geophysics, electrostatics, snoops, technology, security, weather modification

UK: Now It Is a Criminal Offense to Want Privacy from the Police

Animal rights activist hit with RIPA key decrypt demand UK terror law change kicks in By John Leyden → More by this author Published Wednesday 14th November 2007 08:02 GMT Find out how your peers are dealing with Virtualization An animal rights activist...

Posted 19 December 2007 05:26 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, crime & punishment, activism, big brother, green scare, animal rights

9/11 and Echelon: Key Players Unearthed

In 1999, I would embark on a campaign ( Jam Echelon Day ) to publicize the existence of global system of surveillance ( ECHELON ) implemented by the National Security Agency that "listened" for signs of dissent and threat to the United States...

Posted 25 November 2007 07:47 AM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: space race, surveillance, NRO, Bush, 9/11, capitalism, Conspiracy, signals intelligence, DARPA, big brother, space, snoops, technology, security

The Federation of American Scientists & Secrecy News

I thought I'd highlight the awesome publication entitled Secrecy News. Kept track of here are the latest developments in intelligence and defense activities, from the newest budget adjustments to papers issued by shadowy groups like the JASON Group...

Posted 04 October 2007 04:46 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: Iraq, Psychological Operations, space race, surveillance, NRO, money trail, 9/11, government, signals intelligence, war, science, censorship, DARPA, revolution in military affairs, big brother, space, snoops, technology, security

The Corporate Takeover of U.S. Intelligence

Snip: "Because of the cloak of secrecy thrown over the intelligence budgets, there is no way for the American public, or even much of Congress, to know how those contractors are getting the money, what they are doing with it, or how effectively they...

Posted 01 October 2007 04:27 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, corporatism, signals intelligence, censorship, DARPA, revolution in military affairs, big brother, snoops, technology, security

Is Your Computer Connecting To Websites Without Your Knowledge?

If you are worried that some programs on your PC are secretly making connections to websites in the background, here's a quick tip that uses a simple DOS command to detect and prevent such suspicious activity: 1. Type cmd in your Windows Run box....

Posted 24 September 2007 05:33 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, censorship, big brother, technology, security

Letter to a Spook

by Sam Smith I don't know for sure that you're out there at all, but from what I read and hear there's a pretty good chance, so I thought I would pass this along. You may be tapping my phone, scanning my e-mails and collating my other electronic...

Posted 10 September 2007 10:54 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, Conspiracy, government, classics, big brother, police, snoops

Do antivirus apps ignore US government spyware?

Declan McCullagh, CNET News.com 18 July 2007 08:18 AM Companies that produce security software may soon be ignoring certain spyware, and potentially even infecting their customers through auto updates, under orders from US government agencies. In the...

Posted 29 July 2007 12:35 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: Psychological Operations, justice, surveillance, Conspiracy, government, corporatism, activism, social engineering, censorship, DARPA, revolution in military affairs, big brother, liberty, freedom

Sentient World Simulation

War Games on the Grandest Scale "Perhaps your real life is so rich you don't have time for another. Even so, the US Department of Defense (DOD) may already be creating a copy of you in an alternate reality to see how long you can go without food...

Posted 04 July 2007 10:52 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: Psychological Operations, surveillance, government, social engineering, science, revolution in military affairs, big brother, behavior modification

NSA 'Spy Room' at AT&T Exposed

"The room, described as secret and secure, houses surveillance equipment used to spy on AT&T customers. Investigations could include web use, email and voice communications." NSA 'spy room' at AT&T exposed Agency can spy on email...

Posted 19 June 2007 04:15 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, government, big brother

Yahoo! on NSA Surveillance: No Comment

A year ago: Under cross-examination during a congressional hearing, Yahoo's top lawyer refused on Wednesday to say whether the company opens its records for government surveillance without a court order. Yahoo! on NSA Surveillance: No Comment By Declan...

Posted 03 May 2007 06:24 AM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, corporatism, censorship, big brother

Wal-Mart Recruits Intelligence Officers

Wal-Mart's interest in intelligence operatives comes at a time when the retailer is defending itself against allegations by a fired security employee that it ran surveillance operations against targets including critics, dissident shareholders, employees...

Posted 01 May 2007 08:52 PM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: surveillance, Conspiracy, corporatism

A Short Autobiography

The first day of the summer of love was June 21, 1967. It was also the day I was born. I was not aware of this fact until I was about eighteen, the time when I started my own journey into tye-die's, classic psychadelic and progressive music, mind...

Posted 29 March 2007 08:29 AM by smileycoyote | with no comments

Filed under: Psychological Operations, Psyop, revolution, surveillance, ecology, 9/11, Conspiracy, spirit, metaphysics

Radar love: the tortured history of American space radar programs

High resolution airborne synthetic aperture radar image of the Pentagon. (credit: Sandia National Laboratory) Radar love: the tortured history of American space radar programs by Dwayne A. Day Monday, January 22, 2007 On January 11 Reuters published an...

Posted 26 January 2007 11:29 AM by smileycoyote | 1 comment(s)

Filed under: intelligence, space race, surveillance, NRO

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