Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Asian Internet Outage
Interesting note. Many routers in Asia are basically shut down as of this time. Areas affected include: India (Bangalore), Iran, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Samoa and parts of Taiwan. Could this signal a possible attack, terrorist or otherwise in one of these areas?
Monday, July 25, 2005
NY Terror Panic
The city of New York was rocked once again as five terrorists, sorry make that tourists, were forced to march off a double-decker bus with their hands up.Their crime?
A "tour bus worker reported they seemed suspicious."and
"A Gray Line dispatcher called 911 and told cops the men had backpacks and their pockets "stuffed".The report continues -
"The men were forced to kneel on the sidewalk, with their hands bound behind their backs". (As illustrated on the right.) Eventually the police determined that they were in fact tourists, not terrorists and released the men under their own recognizance.The Real EffectMy opinion? This is just plain old hyper-reactive behavior. Instead of thinking for once, we knee-jerk react and do whatever makes us 'feel better' while failing to address many of the situations that make suicide bombings possible. We search veterans effects in a vain attempt to stop these situations from occurring and yet they continue. We mount even more cameras on street corners to catch the terrorists after the fact and yet they continue to exploit the holes.
When interviewed about the situation, another tourist stated "What can you do?" shrugged Dan Lindgren, 46, of Arlington, Va. "It's the times we live in."
So what is the solution? Search people at airports? Then the terrorists use buses. Search people on buses? Then they use automobile. Set up checkpoints to invade everyone's lives so we can stop the insanity? Will that stop it? No.
How about setting up troops on the border with Canada and Mexico? How about searching all who enter over the borders? How about making sure those who are thugs and criminals are arrested AND jailed for their crimes instead of released for lack of space?
But will this happen? No. Why?
That is where The Real Effect comes in.
Searching people at the borders and prosecuting criminals will reduce crime and terrorism. It will actually work. This reduces the need for expensive and invasive systems such as the TSA, Highway Watch and citizen watch programs. This makes less money for the bureaucrats and politicians and erodes their power base. Where would the pay raise in that be? No this is typical problem-reaction-solution fear mongering in an attempt to strip the Republic and it's good people of their rights.
Edited for appearance and spelling on 3/1/2010.
Thursday, July 21, 2005
Constitutional Peril
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."U.S. Constitution - Amendment IV
Take a look at this picture taken at the Amtrak station and notice the national guard in the background.
This coincides with the news that New York mayor Michael Bloomberg stating that police will begin conducting random searches of packages and backpacks of people entering the city and perhaps even those traveling by bus or train.
We have to ask ourselves, 'Do we really want to continue suspending our only guarantee against the invasion of our rights by any dictatorial power now or in the future?'
Labels:
American Union,
Domestic Terrorism,
Economy,
Martial Law,
National ID,
Property
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Major London Update - 777
Earlier I said that "this thing stinks to high heaven". It appears that I was right.
The Illuminati have officially left their calling card on this horrific bombing. Take a close look at the date of the bombing, 7/7/7(2+0+0+5). This is no coincidence as most of the recent bombing have happened on such a date or between a certain time span.
For instance, the WTC bombings happened on 911, the Madrid bombings on 311 exactly 911 days after 911. The Sears tower was targeted 911 hours after the Madrid bombing. On 5/5/5(2005) the London embassy was bombed. 444 days after the Sears tower was targeted, London is bombed. And what is 333 days after that? 666. Will the Sears tower be targeted on this day? It is possible but we'll see.
Strange coincidences -
- 9/11 mayor 'yards from London blast' - So Guiliani, America's 911 mayor, is mere yards from England's version of 911? Interesting.
- London is running simulations at the EXACT same time at the EXACT same locations using the EXACT same scenario.
- New York AND London are running the EXACT same scenarios on the dates in which the terrorists carried out the attacks WHILE the mayor of New York is visiting.
- Netanyahu, (Israel Orders Officials Not To Speak To Media About Bombings)
- Terrorist gang 'used military explosives' - Heavy stuff
- Limited/No evidence - Yet the government has conclusions five days after the attack. The culprit, of course it's al-Quaeda.
- Increased police security in the UK and US: New support for mandatory British ID cards, police on trains
- CAFTA - set to pass which will not be vetoed by just-say-yes Bush
- Iran - Perhaps some sort of link between the "suicide bombers" and the alleged bombers will emerge. This will be vague, yet will be specific. I believe the logic will be something along the lines of 'The terrorist s want us to leave therefore we should press on further.; Bush has 27% approval rating, There quite possibly will be a larger attack in either Europe or the US.
- Oil - $62 a barrel oil
Of course, this is just the beginning.
(Many props to Alex Jones for important parts of this information...)
Note: Edited for appearance only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010.
Labels:
Domestic Terrorism,
False Flags,
Iran,
Martial Law,
WWIII Prelude
Thursday, July 07, 2005
London Massacre, Global Solidarity
First off, my apologies for my absence. I have been fighting off something in my intestinal system for the last 8 weeks which has left me less than capable of thinking, let alone posting. More later.
So the 'terrorists' have struck again and the best name they can come up with is "The Secret Orginization of al-Quaida in Europe"? This thing stinks to high heaven for many reasons.
So far we know this for sure:
Certainly not "The Secret Orginization of al-Quaida in Europe" as a veritable can of whup-arab will be opened in stunning fashion. Perhaps those who want a global government? Perhaps. One thing we need to make sure that we are cautious in drawing conclusions immediately after an event has happened.
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Global solidarity. After all, they are not attacking individuals, they are attacking the "Global Community". Amazing.
Edited for appearance and spelling on 3/1/2010.
So the 'terrorists' have struck again and the best name they can come up with is "The Secret Orginization of al-Quaida in Europe"? This thing stinks to high heaven for many reasons.
So far we know this for sure:
- The blasts come roughly 24 hours after the Olympic community awarded the 2012 games to London. Interesting.
- Israeli finance minister Benjamin Netanyahu has received word from London police minutes before the explosions "that they had received warnings of possible terror attacks in the city, a senior Israeli official said."
Certainly not "The Secret Orginization of al-Quaida in Europe" as a veritable can of whup-arab will be opened in stunning fashion. Perhaps those who want a global government? Perhaps. One thing we need to make sure that we are cautious in drawing conclusions immediately after an event has happened.
The Real Effect
Global solidarity. After all, they are not attacking individuals, they are attacking the "Global Community". Amazing.
Edited for appearance and spelling on 3/1/2010.
Monday, June 27, 2005
Telegraph Suggests Doubling of Oil Prices
One of the services I provide here at The Real Effect is to provide news and analysis that gives you, the consumer applicable viewpoints in which to make informed decisions. To appreciate the level of information you can receive you need to follow subject matters over their presentation here.
For instance, I launched The Real Effect on June 15th with the headline -
In the article I presented the opinion -
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I believe this will lead to the increase of gasoline prices by about 5% in the near future resulting in roughly $2.45 gas in the southeastern WI area.
Note: Edited for appearance and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 12/8/2010.
For instance, I launched The Real Effect on June 15th with the headline -
Crude Prices Increasing Again, Does This Equate to a Gasoline Cost Increase?
In the article I presented the opinion - "This combined with the information released from this year's Bilderberger meeting stating from multiple sources (Henry Kissinger being one) that crude would at least double perhaps triple over the next year."Hot on the heels of this tip, comes a report from the London Telegraph that "Unrest could double oil prices" and the AP's report "Oil Rises to Record High on Supply Worries".
The Real Effect
I believe this will lead to the increase of gasoline prices by about 5% in the near future resulting in roughly $2.45 gas in the southeastern WI area.
Note: Edited for appearance and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 12/8/2010.
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Private Property
Hot on the heels of the property tax defeat in Racine County comes the stinging news from the Supreme Court, cities may now seize private property for private purposes under the power of eminent domain.
The Associated Press reports that -
Ladies and gentlemen, this news is absolutely stunning. Essentially this means that anyone could petition any city for any reason and offer to buy your property. If you refuse, the city could confiscate it, justifying it for the benefit of all by increasing the tax base.
The Real Effect
Make no mistake, if this ruling is allowed to stand, "officials" all over the country will continue to confiscate property in an attempt to improve our supposedly miserable lives at the cost of individual liberty. Have a newspaper that the people disagree with? We'll we just remove that urban blight by seizing your property and decreasing the urban "blight".
My friends, this ruling is insulting. It's very argument makes judgment on many, if not all the blood shed throughout the years and wars to secure the right to manage your affairs as you see fit. It smacks of judicial tyranny reminiscent of the tyranny fought against in the days of the founding fathers.
We as a people need to find our collective voice and express our outrage at the continued attempt of a select few in our midst attempting to rule us as though they are our nobility. In a republic, we elect them, and we must remind them of this fact.
Does anyone here remember the Soviet Union and the great lengths that we went to to ensure it's demise? Well that Union may be dead, but its spirit is alive and well in the new American Union.
Disgusting.
Note: Edited for appearance and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 12/8/2010.
The Associated Press reports that -
Susette Kelo and several other homeowners in a working-class neighborhood in New London, Conn., filed suit after city officials announced plans to raze their homes for a riverfront hotel, health club and offices.". The result? A Supreme Court ruling that states "that local governments may seize people's homes and businesses against their will for private development.
Ladies and gentlemen, this news is absolutely stunning. Essentially this means that anyone could petition any city for any reason and offer to buy your property. If you refuse, the city could confiscate it, justifying it for the benefit of all by increasing the tax base.
The Real Effect
Make no mistake, if this ruling is allowed to stand, "officials" all over the country will continue to confiscate property in an attempt to improve our supposedly miserable lives at the cost of individual liberty. Have a newspaper that the people disagree with? We'll we just remove that urban blight by seizing your property and decreasing the urban "blight".
My friends, this ruling is insulting. It's very argument makes judgment on many, if not all the blood shed throughout the years and wars to secure the right to manage your affairs as you see fit. It smacks of judicial tyranny reminiscent of the tyranny fought against in the days of the founding fathers.
We as a people need to find our collective voice and express our outrage at the continued attempt of a select few in our midst attempting to rule us as though they are our nobility. In a republic, we elect them, and we must remind them of this fact.
Does anyone here remember the Soviet Union and the great lengths that we went to to ensure it's demise? Well that Union may be dead, but its spirit is alive and well in the new American Union.
Disgusting.
Note: Edited for appearance and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 12/8/2010.
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Racine Property Taxes Stay Up
Unknown to me today the Racine Journal Times had a front page splash stating "The Journal Times urges a Yes vote". This to me raises a critical issue.
Why wait until the morning of the vote to splash the editorial staff's (and presumably most of the newspaper's) opinion?
Despite repeated assurances by members of the staff as to the paper's objectivity, I believe the answer to this is blatantly obvious and despicable. The "No" vote had been making waves lately and the tide of public support was beginning to shift in their favor. By posting the story on the front page on the day of the vote, RJT could sway last minute undecideds by bringing up arguments that the opposition seemingly had no answer for.
Now to make myself clear, this is well within the Journal's right to publish such a paper and I support them in that but at least ditch the supposed 'we leave the bias at home' routine and be upfront with those that support your efforts. But with headlines like "Voters file into Winslow school; goodbye, Winslow" how can a city expect a supposedly "unbiased" reporting on the issue?
Why wait until the morning of the vote to splash the editorial staff's (and presumably most of the newspaper's) opinion?
Despite repeated assurances by members of the staff as to the paper's objectivity, I believe the answer to this is blatantly obvious and despicable. The "No" vote had been making waves lately and the tide of public support was beginning to shift in their favor. By posting the story on the front page on the day of the vote, RJT could sway last minute undecideds by bringing up arguments that the opposition seemingly had no answer for.
Now to make myself clear, this is well within the Journal's right to publish such a paper and I support them in that but at least ditch the supposed 'we leave the bias at home' routine and be upfront with those that support your efforts. But with headlines like "Voters file into Winslow school; goodbye, Winslow" how can a city expect a supposedly "unbiased" reporting on the issue?
Referendum Watch 2005
As you may of may not know, the county of Racine is holding a referendum to determine whether or not to exceed the budget for one year by $6.45 million dollars. Interesting huh?
Well the real news has become believe it or not, turnout. With reports of up to 50% turnout is some locations the people will be well represented, no matter the result.
Click here for updates on the results.
Update (8:30) - Round 1 goes to the "Yes" vote with 2% of the vote in, with 176 voting yes and 129 voting no.
Update 2 (8:40) - Round 2 goes to the "Yes" vote with 18% of the vote in, with 2096 voting yes and 1366 voting no.
Update 3 (8:45) - Round 3 goes to the "Yes" vote with 45% of the vote in, with 7660 voting yes and 5677 voting no.
Update 4 (9:00) - Round 4 goes to the "Yes" vote with 65% of the vote in, with 11,371 voting yes and 8506 voting no.
Update 5 (9:15) - Round 5 goes to the "Yes" vote with 74% of the vote in, with 12,493 voting yes and 9608 voting no.
Update 6 (9:30) - Round 6 goes to the "Yes" vote with 90% of the vote in, with 14,802 voting yes and 11297 voting no.
Final Results (9:40) Yes wins with 16,407 votes to No at 12,666
Well the real news has become believe it or not, turnout. With reports of up to 50% turnout is some locations the people will be well represented, no matter the result.
Click here for updates on the results.
Update (8:30) - Round 1 goes to the "Yes" vote with 2% of the vote in, with 176 voting yes and 129 voting no.
Update 2 (8:40) - Round 2 goes to the "Yes" vote with 18% of the vote in, with 2096 voting yes and 1366 voting no.
Update 3 (8:45) - Round 3 goes to the "Yes" vote with 45% of the vote in, with 7660 voting yes and 5677 voting no.
Update 4 (9:00) - Round 4 goes to the "Yes" vote with 65% of the vote in, with 11,371 voting yes and 8506 voting no.
Update 5 (9:15) - Round 5 goes to the "Yes" vote with 74% of the vote in, with 12,493 voting yes and 9608 voting no.
Update 6 (9:30) - Round 6 goes to the "Yes" vote with 90% of the vote in, with 14,802 voting yes and 11297 voting no.
Final Results (9:40) Yes wins with 16,407 votes to No at 12,666
Crude Update
Crude oil futures continue to advance upon news from Norway of all places. It would appear the Norwegian Oil Industry Association and the union are mediating wages and driving prices higher with crude prices hitting a nominal all-time high of $59.70.
The Real Effect
Gasoline prices begin to creep upwards for the summer. I believe it would be reasonable to anticipate $2.50 gas within 3 months.
Edited for appearance and typo on 3/1/2010.
The Real Effect
Gasoline prices begin to creep upwards for the summer. I believe it would be reasonable to anticipate $2.50 gas within 3 months.
Edited for appearance and typo on 3/1/2010.
Friday, June 17, 2005
Iran a Growing Target? Part 1
Only the most blind is capable of missing the increasing rhetoric surrounding the situation in Iran. With a barrage of daily news briefs reaching almost a fever pitch, one is left wondering about the possibility of regime change for the artist formerly known as Persia. With opposition growing in Iraq and Syria and a new government in place in Iraq, will Bush see the nuclear ambitions of the mad Mullah dictatorship as a force that needs to be dealt with?
Perhaps the question is "Do you feel lucky punk?"
Or is Bush praying that Israel will do the work for us? Surely this will turn a few eyebrows given Iran's growing ties with Russia and China.
My prediction at this point is that Iran is in the crosshairs as of mid to late 2005. More updates later.
Edited for appearance and tags on 3/1/2010, 11/12/2010.
Perhaps the question is "Do you feel lucky punk?"
Or is Bush praying that Israel will do the work for us? Surely this will turn a few eyebrows given Iran's growing ties with Russia and China.
My prediction at this point is that Iran is in the crosshairs as of mid to late 2005. More updates later.
Edited for appearance and tags on 3/1/2010, 11/12/2010.
Labels:
China,
Iran,
New World Order,
Syria,
WWIII Prelude
Cruising with Holmes
The news is in, actor Tom Cruise has finally proposed marriage to actress Katie Holmes! Early this morning Tom popped the question to Katie at the ever popular Eifel Tower. Despite the initial questions regarding the integrity of the tower after filming of Cruise's new anticipated summer blockbuster remake, War of the Worlds, it leaves a bitter question stabbing at the back of one's mind. Who cares? Or perhaps more to the point what is marriage?
Having been married at least twice previously, Cruise demonstrates that the marriage vow means little less than a referendum vote in Racine County. What is the point of walking the aisle when one can simply transfer "soul mate" status to another? Most importantly, Katie, do you real think you're going to have him for long?
Having been married at least twice previously, Cruise demonstrates that the marriage vow means little less than a referendum vote in Racine County. What is the point of walking the aisle when one can simply transfer "soul mate" status to another? Most importantly, Katie, do you real think you're going to have him for long?
Thursday, June 16, 2005
Patriot Act Slapdown?
Congress has tossed a veritable political hand grenade Bush's way with the recent vote on proposed restrictions on the now seemingly infamous Patriot Act. (Ooooo, makes you shudder.) The surprising vote of 238-187 in the House might shed light on what I believe to be waning support for the Act in light of another terrorist attack on American soil. Is the Patriot Act as we know it doomed to the annals of history or is there still life in this law?
Note: Edited for appearance, tags, and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010.
Note: Edited for appearance, tags, and spelling only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010.
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Crude Prices Increasing Again, Does This Equate to a Gasoline Cost Increase
The splash on this morning's Drudge Report stated that -
U.S. July light sweet crude rose 54 cents to $55.54.
This combined with the information released from this year's Bilderberger meeting stating from multiple sources (Henry Kissinger being one) that crude would at least double perhaps triple over the next year.
Does this equate to a surge at the pump in the coming months? Are we looking at $4.50 per gallon?
UPDATE: 6/16/05 - Prices climb another $1.
UPDATE: 6/17/05 - $58 a barrel. (My suggestions? By a hybrid car and ditch that SUV if you can.)
UPDATE: 6/18/05 - A new record, $58.60
Note: Edited for appearance and labels only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 1/18/23. Spelling on 12/8/2010.
Does this equate to a surge at the pump in the coming months? Are we looking at $4.50 per gallon?
UPDATE: 6/16/05 - Prices climb another $1.
UPDATE: 6/17/05 - $58 a barrel. (My suggestions? By a hybrid car and ditch that SUV if you can.)
UPDATE: 6/18/05 - A new record, $58.60
Note: Edited for appearance and labels only on 2/25/06, 3/1/2010, 1/18/23. Spelling on 12/8/2010.
Labels:
American Union,
Amero,
Bilderberg,
Economy,
Gas Prices,
WWIII Prelude
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