Saturday, January 08, 2005

FOIA request filed

As previously mentioned in this web space, the U.S. government was performing tests in 1944 of an underwater bomb that would be used to create a tsunami that, souces say, could be as devastating as the atomic bomb.

The New Zealand Herald broke the story in June 2000, which was also carried in the Independent in Britan, which I found on the state of Nevada's nuclear waste web site. The same piece appeared in the Taipei Times. Three different sources for a story that is being utterly suppressed in today's media. Why? It isn't relevant?

In light of the push to get the United States to curb our "greenhouse gas" emissions by signing onto the Kyoto treaty — a measure that would effectively kill what's left of the American economy — a disaster like the Asian tsunami fits right into the environmentalists' agenda perfectly. Already, they are making the case that this disaster is the result of catastrophic global warming, and that there will be more of these type of crises until we "do something" to curb human behavior.

For more on the possibly-created tsunami crisis, and the devastating effects of Kyoto on the American economy, make sure you listen to my Amerikan Expose broadcasts in the archives, to be posted soon, from last Monday and Tuesday, January 3rd and 4th, where I shared a speech from U.S. Senator James Inhofe, as he testified about Kyoto on the Senate floor.

Meanwhile, other media sources are attempting to discredit those of us who are asking the right questions by referring to us as "conspiracy theorists".

That's nothing new, or unexpected. However, the fact that this type of article is being written, shows that there are many of us asking the right questions and not accepting the controllers version of the facts. In other words, people are starting to wake up to the fact that they're being deceived.

I have filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the United States Department of State to obtain the declassified documents that were mentioned in the articles mentioned previously.

The outcome will be announced here as soon as it is learned....

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