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Role of oil majors in Iraq unclear - Exxon CEO| Reuters: Aug 19, 8:29pm 1 review crime, government, politics, society
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2164155820050621; Thats why the four majors are in Iraq, and with Harry Potter like transportations. Which means, the US aristocrats succeeded through raw force and inept press in keeping the US forces in Iraq even if we withdraw. Since we now must 'protect' the workers and higher ups of Big Oil who will be working in Iraq, and these companies will benefit from dealing with the Euro and other top currencies rather than the internationally wasting value of the U.S. dollar. And note the soon to be constant warnings of the dangers of investing in Iraq, due to the Spectre like terrorists. All following Bin Laden, the Dr. No of Terror, devious plans for world domination. He's dead by the way. For quite some time. Compliments of the wealthy and old monied rulers of the former USA. Try getting your dollars in an interest bearing account based on euro's if you're not connected. Good luck.

Port Royal, South Carolina ................................................ - IC…: Aug 9, 2:33pm 0 review ethics, government, history, pirates, crime-legalized
http://www.beaufort-sc.com/portroyal/

American Civil Liberties Union:: Aug 9, 6:52am 1 review business, crime, ethics, government
https://secure.aclu.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=1009&page=UserActi...; It's not about the ACLU. It'about the USSR, now residing in Washington, and supported by your local magistrates, officials, and ever suckered yet vigilant National Guard. Just in case of emergencies, like the citizens uprising against a despotic and greedy system of government Democracy?

USAID Press Release: USAID Hosts President Bush to Discuss the Freedom Agenda: Aug 2, 8:44pm 1 review business, crime, government, politics, p-t-barnum
http://www.usaid.gov/press/releases/2008/pr080724.html; For freedom and democracy, and support of human rights. Similar to the Bill of Rights and Constitutions ideals, which, I believe, have been usurped by the evil axis, oops, the U.S. government. So, why haven't we sent a military force to D.C. to forcibly get our privacy, habeas corpus, and ability to pursue happiness without government restriction in our own nation? And the pursuit of happiness is from the other wonderful but unlegalendangered document, The Declaration of Independence. Something even propaganda and legal immoralities cannot modify. But of course, to protect we harmless citizens from losing our rights, earnings, pensions, and protections against lawful fraud, we have to be 'patriotic' and agree with a few thousand, mostly very wealthy, American 'representatives' and leaders, and submit to surveillance without cause, arrest, detainment and imprisonment without recourse, tax money used not for New Orleans and other catastrophes, but for any purpose of a government representative or even appointee, a failed economy due to outsourcing, and a dog biscuit of free government cheese each year and a 1600 dollar economic incentive rebate of already overburdened taxpayer dollars, which will help put your pet mouse through mouse college, if you believe in the Green Mile story by Stephen King. And of course, higher costs for oil, yet huge profits for oil companies, investors, lobbyists, and government lackeys and their families and friends. But I suppose that if I own a food store, and food prices skyrocket, my profits, just like the oil sales industry, should skyrocket. Funny, it's the only industry, and the most favored by government and lobbyists and wealthy folk, which when it's costs go up, it's profits go up as well, but in a greater ratio. If oil hits 500 per barrel, Mobil may be able to purchase the top ten U.S. cities. At 10,000, we could own the world, without military intervention.

American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU Urges Senate Committee to Pass Strong Stat…: Jul 3, 1:44pm 1 review business, ethics, government, politics
http://www.aclu.org/safefree/general/35007prs20080424.html; All governments in free societies need to be held STRICTLY accountable. A person temporarily filling high government office has no privilege to assume certain rights to decide policy hidden from the public. His intellect is not suddenly superior to the population who hold no official office. His judgment, without advice and scrutiny is not superior to the citizens of a free nation. And his actions should not be subject to the 'national security' get-out-of-jail-free common whining due to his position without as much information as possible made public to the public. Also, with thousands, or millions, of citizens effected by political decisions and deceptions, the penalties for abuse of power should be more extreme than any pronounce for a criminal in our courts. "A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government" -- Edward Abbey That is the first rule of patriotism. Not fries and flags on cars and acceptance of government statements on what patriotism must accomplish, or what values and rights patriots must give up, it's holding the lawmakers and their allies accountable for abuses, crimes, and deception.

American Civil Liberties Union : Talking Points on Telecom Immunity: Jul 3, 1:28pm 1 review business, ethics, government, politics
http://www.aclu.org/safefree/general/31501leg20070829.html; Some more info on the recently passed, little publicized, bill on peeping toms using ears not eyes.

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N19357038.htm: Jun 19, 11:49pm 1 review crime, ethics, government, psychology, economy
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N19357038.htm; A wonderful article unique for it's side by side listing of aid for us (U.S.) and aid for Iraq, or the U.S. oil biz and politician family dynasty Hedge Fund. Now, pick 100 members of your community or the Nation, including relatives, your mailman, the Old Marine who at 80 still contributes as a crossing guard for the local grammer school, the volunteer firemen and EMT's, any regular monthly blood donors, and anybody else you choose. Ask them how they would allocate 200 billion in new funds, funds they see taken out of their paychecks for their paying jobs, and time spent freely doing charitable and important work which takes away those hours times their usual hourly wage from their earnings, and do you think the budget allocation would be ANYWHERE near what the talented, intelligent, caring for their citizen flock (their employers and the beneficiaries of their work ethic) have allocated here? Now, when you look at the results, consider the people who were victims of these disasters, including the classic Katrina mess, and imagine how they would allocate the funds. Now, imagine how the people who are actually running the government got into office initially, how they remained even if found guilty of a serious offense or breach of office, and then sit down for a moment. Check how many are holding office beyond one term. Then fire the hero fireman for coming up positive for marijuana use even if he was probably off duty at the time. Maybe he didn't inhale, like President Clinton. So why is he out of a job?

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17395073.htm: Jun 19, 8:14pm 1 review business, crime, government, politics, psychology
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17395073.htm; Lookee lookee. Great White Father's in D.C., after obtaining and laundering their extensive Big Oil stock options and oil and gas future positions, have taken a formidible and decisive stand to lower oil prices by opening up environmentally damaging offshore drilling. And they carefully, but quickly mention not to expect any real results until 2030. Isn't that when the JFK assassination data will be opened up to the herd. Oops, public citizens of USA? Or around that timeframe. Who knows, it's been moved forward many times already. More fun and games, from the guys who should be used to test the modern version of...well, the device used, and wisely, during the best of times, and the worst of times...

Shell shutters Nigeria field after attack, 200,000 - Jun. 19, 2008: Jun 19, 7:20am 1 review crime, environment, government, politics, propaganda
http://money.cnn.com/2008/06/19/news/international/shell.ap/index.htm; This is funny, and very convenient to be published in 2008. Since the shit hit the fan, allegedly, in 2006. NOTE: A list of articles since 2006, not comprehensive: http://www.planetdata.net/sites/maritime/search.php Try to find info on it prior to recently. And note, of course, an American being involved. An anonymous American. Personally, I feel if you published his identity, name, family, job, it would make him much safer. Also, real. Nigeria is possibly the top nation with resources the G7 nations want and need to have a non-denied and undeniable government of wealthy, corrupt, bandits. We cannot ship electronics, surveillance equipment, etc. to them without repercussions, which never materialize (we know and even have shipping receipts to them which our customs routinely lets through, try getting pot seeds from amsterdam to your U.S. address, hah). So after 2 years of assaults on oil production, an incursion 65, yes 65 miles offshore, undetected by radar, satellite, U.S. intel, any navies or navel umbrella surveillance planes (our old E3 has 250 mile pulse radar, 450 other radar range), this major and deftly executed attack resulted in the militants, anonymous of course, being unable to figure how to break into a computer room on a civilian oil rig. A computer room 65 miles offshore from vandals, thieves, and ghosts. CLIFF NOTE: Another poor excuse of an unlikely, uncheckable incident to support the validity of criminal oil and gas price increases. And obviously supported by various governments who work P/T for Big Oil. I hope somebody is laughing. That's all you can do for now.