Emanuel Leutze's depiction of Washington's attack on the Hessians at Trenton on December 25, 1776, was a great success in America and in Germany. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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English: Reconstruction of George Washington's 1797 distillery near Mount Vernon, Virginia. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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In 1972, the CIA Director Relabelled “Dissidents” As “Terrorists” So He Could Continue Spying On Them … And Nothing Has Changed
February-07-14 4:01 PM
U.S. Government Labels Dissent As Terrorism For 500 years, government spying has always aimed at crushing dissent. Likewise, the U.S. government has long used anti-terror laws to crush dissent and protect the powers-that-be. As Edward Snowden said: These programs were … Continue reading →
In 1972, the CIA Director Relabelled “Dissidents” As “Terrorists” So He Could Continue Spying On Them … And Nothing Has Changed was originally published on Washington's Blog
Fake NSA Spy Programs
February-07-14 2:45 PM
NSA-O-Matic The NSA – through one of its seemingly endless series of programs – spies on everything we do. And the spy agencies are using all sorts of dirty hacking tricks. If you’re getting impatient as Edward Snowden’s revelations trickle … Continue reading →
Fake NSA Spy Programs was originally published on Washington's Blog
Snowden Confirms Spy Agency Launched False Flag Attacks and Used Honey Traps
February-07-14 2:35 PM
Spy Agencies Use Dirty Tricks We’ve repeatedly noted that the spy agencies aren’t just like giant peeping Toms, but they use their capabilities in mischievous offensive actions. We’ve warned since 2009 (and see this) that the government could be launching … Continue reading →
Snowden Confirms Spy Agency Launched False Flag Attacks and Used Honey Traps was originally published on Washington's Blog
The Fed’s Focus on the “Wealth Effect” Is Idiotic
February-07-14 12:14 AM
Fed Policy Has Benefited a Small Handful … But Not the Economy As a Whole We’ve repeatedly noted that the Fed’s main strategy has been to artificially blow bubbles in asset prices. And we’ve repeatedly pointed out that one of … Continue reading →
The Fed’s Focus on the “Wealth Effect” Is Idiotic was originally published on Washington's Blog
Glassholes
February-06-14 9:29 AM
Glassholes by Anthony Freda A Mini NSA On Your Face eOnline reports: A new app will allow total strangers to ID you and pull up all your information, just by looking at you and scanning your face with their Google … Continue reading →
Glassholes was originally published on Washington's Blog
Spy Agency Engaged In Internet “False Flag” Attacks
February-05-14 10:05 AM
Spy Agency “Masqueraded As An Enemy In A ‘False Flag’ Operation” We’ve warned since 2009 (and see this) that the government could be launching cyber “false flag attacks” in order to justify a crackdown on the Internet and discredit web … Continue reading →
Spy Agency Engaged In Internet “False Flag” Attacks was originally published on Washington's Blog
Bitcoin: Revolutionary Game-Changer Or Trojan Horse?
February-04-14 9:46 AM
Bitcoin Is Going Mainstream Reddit, Virgin Galactic, and Overstock.com now accept Bitcoin. So do dating site OKCupid and travel site CheapAir.com. Game giant Zynga is now in the testing phase. Two big Las Vegas hotels accept Bitcoin. Congressman Steve Stockman … Continue reading →
Bitcoin: Revolutionary Game-Changer Or Trojan Horse? was originally published on Washington's Blog
America’s Religiosity Is Increasing: Gallup
February-03-14 9:14 PM
Preface by Washington’s Blog: As the following Gallup chart shows, the number of “Nonreligious” Americans increased between 2009-2012 from 30.1% to 31.1%, but then dropped in one year to 29.4%. The percent of both “Very Religious” and “Somewhat Religious” Americans … Continue reading →
America’s Religiosity Is Increasing: Gallup was originally published on Washington's Blog
Push Polls | NCPP - National Council on Public Polls
Press Release--May 22, 1995. A Press WARNING from the National Council on Public Polls. The National Council on Public Polls is issuing a warning about a growing and thoroughly unethical political campaign technique, commonly called "Push Polls," masquerading as legitimate political polling.
The Most Boring Superbowl Ever … Until 9/11 Truth Proponent Interrupts MVP Interview
February-03-14 12:08 PM
This clip has gotten a lot of media attention … almost as much as Peyton Manning explaining why the football hit his helmet on the very first play (leading to a safety, and the fastest score in superbowl history). Winning … Continue reading →
The Most Boring Superbowl Ever … Until 9/11 Truth Proponent Interrupts MVP Interview was originally published on Washington's Blog
The Video Is Mightier Than the Missile
February-03-14 10:58 AM
Can a video help change the world? It’s one of a great many tools we’re developing at http://worldbeyondwar.org and yes we hope it can. Here are more ways to help move us from war culture to peace culture: http://worldbeyondwar.org/ResourceCenter
The Video Is Mightier Than the Missile was originally published on Washington's Blog
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