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The man who headed the NSA and CIA under President George W. Bush suggested Friday that mercenaries were needed to deal with growing cyber threats. Gen. Michael Hayden told the Aspen Security Forum that in the near future, the Department of Defense may have to allow the creation of a “digital Blackwater.” Private sector offense [flashvideo filename=http://w2aiq.servebbs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/area51-s4-craft.flv /] Understand this information has just now hit the public because of me, so it will be a matter of about 3 months or less before Google sees this video and deletes the UFOs from their satellite mapping system. From the other UFOs revealed using Google map, that is my experience. They will In 2008 The Pentagon announced plans to deploy a 20,000 strong internal troop force inside the continental United States (CONUS) that was set to be trained by 2011, thus dovetailing into the current troop and equipment movements around the country reported by truckers as well as many more troop As the size of government across the nation continues to spiral out of control counties and states across the nation are finding it increasingly difficult to pay their bills. Central Falls, Rhode Island has been forced into giving their retirees a dreaded ultimatum According to a CNN report, Judge Robert Flanders who appointed Booze hunters say these are drag marks behind this unidentified disc A SWEDISH team searching for booze on the bottom of the ocean may have found a UFO instead. The Ocean Explorer team made several million dollars back in 1997 when it located the wreck of the trade ship Jonkoping. On board [flashvideo filename=http://www.darkgovernment.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/anonymous-hackers-FBI.flv /] FBI Removes evidence from the home of a suspected “anonymous” hacker member Federal agents arrested 14 suspected Anonymous members Tuesday on charges of participating in denial-of-service attacks against online payment service provider PayPal. Five additional suspects were arrested overseas — one in the United Kingdom and four in the Netherlands — for Helicopter at Geneva This December, the picturesque city of Geneva will host the Seventh Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). The BWC, which 163 countries are state parties to, prohibits the use, development, production and stockpiling of biological and toxin weapons. In advance of the Review Conference, international delegates to DarkGovernment: Although the following article is a number of years old, I thought it was an eye opener and reminder of what may be going on behind the scenes. Even though the financial expenditures and deadly activity may seem sinister to some, if this is all a matter of fact than it is merely Dozens of Israeli terror victims are suing the Bank of China for helping fund two groups they say launched attacks against them and their family members, in the latest case of Chinese-sponsored terrorism to make its way to U.S. courts. A lawsuit alleging that the Bank of China aided and abetted the Palestinian Islamic Jihad DarkGovernment: The video above demonstrates that radiation levels were far above what U.S. Government spokespersons claimed them to be. Radiation levels as a result of the Fukushima disaster were found to be about 41 times above normal. [ad] As President Obama tries to broker a compromise budget deal that would allow Congress to raise the national debt ceiling before an August 2 deadline, he may appease Republicans by cutting funding for Medicare and Social Security. Congressional Democrats say they have ruled out any gutting of Social Security, but there are concerns the Onetime Seattle resident and businessman Coleman Anderson wants to keep his little piece of the moon. Whether he does will depend on the outcome of an unusual lawsuit playing out in an Alaska court. Anderson, perhaps best recognized as captain of the fishing vessel Western Viking during the first season of the The global clean energy industry is set for a major crash. The reason is simple. Clean energy is still much more expensive and less reliable than coal or gas, and in an era of heightened budget austerity the subsidies required to make clean energy artificially cheaper are becoming unsustainable. Clean tech crashes are nothing new. MOAB or mother of all bombs, also officially known as the GBU-43/B is said to be the largest and most powerful non-nuclear (conventional) bomb there is, however I have heard rumors that Russia has one that may be more powerful….. below are the secs on this U.S. weapon. The GBU-43/B is large, powerful and Atlantis Lifts Off in Final Shuttle Mission Atlantis took off from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on the final mission of the 30-year space shuttle program. The shuttle, with a reduced crew of four, is ferrying supplies on a 12-day mission to the International Space Station, which was assembled in orbit from parts carried into orbit by Intersteller, A film By JOSE ESCAMILLA. Features Real Spacecraft Captured In Deep Space By An Amatuer Astronomer Star Gazer, John Lenard Walson Using A 12″ Telescope And an HD camcorder. Amazing Footage. It is truly hard to say exactly what it is this man has captured on his camera. One can certainly imagine they could Some unions who didn’t have a contract in place, lost some of their power as Governor Walker’s collective bargaining changes begin to take effect. In Racine County, it means inmates doing some of the work unions had previously bargained for. Last June, the county took Racine inmates out of their jail cells and put Over the last few years, thanks largely to Hollywood’s “pirates of the Caribbean” franchise, maritime buccaneers have acquired a highly romantic image. The reality of modern piracy is far removed from the images peddled by Tinseltown. In the most recent nautical attack, Somali pirates on 6 July attacked the 900-foot Brillante Virtuoso, which was carrying (CNN) — A controversial law requiring adults applying for welfare assistance to undergo drug screening has gone into effect in Florida. Saying it is “unfair for Florida taxpayers to subsidize drug addiction,” Gov. Rick Scott signed the legislation in June. “It’s the right thing for taxpayers,” Scott said after signing the measure. “It’s the right |
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