From: Voice of Russia
By Sarah Neary
Well at this point it’s pretty
common knowledge that all the bloated banksters in the cartel are
literally sucking the soul out of us, homeowner by homeowner, house by
house, city by city, state by state. Puffing themselves up like the
Pillsbury Doughboy that ate Godzilla and Manhattan. Picking their teeth with our land records.
So where are the Attorneys General? Where is that, oh geez, what was it called again? Oh yeah, The Mortgage Fraud Task Force. What ever happened to that? Maybe Jamie Dimon bought it for his daughter and commemorated it into a nice little holiday snow globe for his 2013 holiday party give away bags.
In California we have the oh so special California Homeowner Bill of Rights. AG Kamala Harris beamed, eyes glistening at the signing of that photo op behind Gov Jerry Brown, as if she’d just handed over the mega lottery loot to a homeless family of twelve. Kamala Harris is always camera ready, always ready for her next sound bite on CNN or PR release in front of the state flag. Her career path looks promising, maybe the Supreme Court, DOJ or Governor. But try to engage her in anything that actually has any real teeth to it, like say for example, millions of Californians losing their homes to Fraudclosure, neighborhoods being decimated by empty homes and neglected properties, a second tsunami of fraudclosures looming, and she’ll block you from her Facebook page. The Homeowner “Bill of Rights” offers Californians false hope of surviving the Homeowner Hunger Games. New rules and all that. It’s like telling Tony Soprano’s men that they can’t whack you while Pauly Walnuts is still raping you. Wait your turn.
But I digress. Where does a homeowner actually get anyone to really hear them out? To fully understand the soul sucking misery that we find ourselves in when trying to work with these mega banks that are on robotic search and destroy mode? Who really understands the complexities? The anguish and the insanity of the matrix we are placed in when following the “rules” in place to try to save what is ours in these unprecedented times; Our homes. Our investment. Our legal rights in a complex bloody labyrinth of red tape and manufactured BS.
We try our congressional office, they smile and nod with compassion and knowing. Tsk tsk sigh. They act as if they’ll try their best to intervene on our behalf, set you up with a special Single Point Of Contact (aka SPOC) in the “executive offices” that have a little more accountability since it’s a US Congressional office letterhead and all. Sorta put more time constraints on Pauly Walnuts to respond to our requests and the infinite supply of paperwork we fax, mail, Fed Ex and produce time after time after time after time after time. We have turned into a paper producing incoherent human copy machine, holding the tiniest pessimistic optimism somewhere in the back of our minds that this time we have a “complete package” with every T crossed. We have become wild eyed Vegas strip junkies gambling the entire nest egg at this point. Come on baby, ten times is the charm. I’m due damn it I’m due. Alright one more time….
- See more at: http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2013/12/23/lainey-hashorva-stealing-home/#sthash.O1QfHuEQ.dpuf
COMMENT - Let's hope sales are heavy in Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan and where ever the specter of Death by Drone hangs over the heads of the people. That does, if course, include America so get your copy today. But it is far better to take direct action by calling out the drone contractors in advance of needing to protect ourselves directly from drones.
Humiliating and identifying drone contractors is good for the soul. Start today. Read this site for pointers and get in touch. They are there, they need to be confronted with the deaths their profits cause.
By Sarah Neary
Drone survival guide
© Photo: dronesurvivalguide.org
How to block a heat signature and how to hide from armed UAVs can all be found in The Drone Survival Guide— a poster that helps educate users on what a drone looks like, how to avoid them, and different ways these unmanned devices are hacked. Created by Pater's, he claims that "of course, the idea you can hide from UAVs or be safe from them if they have harmful intentions is absurd," who made this as a graphic design project.
The drone guide starts off with explaining
what a drone is and its sole purpose. The guide reads "As robotic birds
will become commonplace in the near future, we should be prepared to
identify them. This survival guide is an attempt to familiarise
ourselves and future generations, with a changing technological
environment."
Instructions in the second section tell
people how to hide from drones, such as taking cover in shadows of
buildings or trees. The manual also warns of not using flashlights or
spot lights as drones can easily find these during missions when the
entire region is pitch dark. Avoiding good weather is also recommended
as these unmanned units cannot work during high winds or rainstorms. If a
person decides to use a cellphone or device with GPS capabilities, this
may give up their location making the drone's job less difficult.
Photo: (c) dronesurvivalguide.org
In
the last section, the short but informative guide goes into how to hack
a drone. Three different ways are listed as to how a drone can reach
confusion— interception, interference, and GPS spoofing. All methods are
suggested as a way of detracting a drone from a targeted region.
For
the most part, the use of the term drones forces people to realize that
nations that own unmanned drones perceived as innocent in fact
participate in invisible assassinations on foreign soil. Pater said that
accepting more blandly descriptive terms like UAV diminishes this
impact. "When the public has adopted a name like that, it's impossible
to change it to something 'less scary,'" Pater mentioned, "That's why I
use the word. My Afghan translator said that even in Afghanistan they
also use the English word 'drone'. The whole point of military acronyms
is to make dangerous technologies sound less scary."
Even
though one of the items on the poster is considered a hobby-like item
for the time being, the creator of the guide claims that it was done
because of future possibilities. "A Parrot AR Drone, which is sold on
Amazon and electronic stores everywhere for an affordable price, could
easily be outfitted with weapons, spyware, or whatever else people can
think of. Because there is so little oversight, I think most people
should be more aware of those than the large UAVs that the military
uses."
Though, the guide is not deemed to be a
specifically functional "the fact that people are not sure whether it's
an artistic project or something else is interesting for me, especially
because I notice people find it scary that it is translated in an Arabic
language" according to Pater. So far, the poster has been translated
into a multitude of languages including but not limited to Arabic,
Chinese, French, Russian, Turkish, and Spanish.
Free copies
of the poster are available for download but the reflective ones are
sold online. The creator claims that he is speaking with groups in
Pakistan and Afghanistan so the guide can be used for education and
activism.
Voice of Russia, Theverge.com, Dronesurvivalguide.org
Posted on23 December 2013.
Well at this point it’s pretty
common knowledge that all the bloated banksters in the cartel are
literally sucking the soul out of us, homeowner by homeowner, house by
house, city by city, state by state. Puffing themselves up like the
Pillsbury Doughboy that ate Godzilla and Manhattan. Picking their teeth with our land records.So where are the Attorneys General? Where is that, oh geez, what was it called again? Oh yeah, The Mortgage Fraud Task Force. What ever happened to that? Maybe Jamie Dimon bought it for his daughter and commemorated it into a nice little holiday snow globe for his 2013 holiday party give away bags.
In California we have the oh so special California Homeowner Bill of Rights. AG Kamala Harris beamed, eyes glistening at the signing of that photo op behind Gov Jerry Brown, as if she’d just handed over the mega lottery loot to a homeless family of twelve. Kamala Harris is always camera ready, always ready for her next sound bite on CNN or PR release in front of the state flag. Her career path looks promising, maybe the Supreme Court, DOJ or Governor. But try to engage her in anything that actually has any real teeth to it, like say for example, millions of Californians losing their homes to Fraudclosure, neighborhoods being decimated by empty homes and neglected properties, a second tsunami of fraudclosures looming, and she’ll block you from her Facebook page. The Homeowner “Bill of Rights” offers Californians false hope of surviving the Homeowner Hunger Games. New rules and all that. It’s like telling Tony Soprano’s men that they can’t whack you while Pauly Walnuts is still raping you. Wait your turn.
But I digress. Where does a homeowner actually get anyone to really hear them out? To fully understand the soul sucking misery that we find ourselves in when trying to work with these mega banks that are on robotic search and destroy mode? Who really understands the complexities? The anguish and the insanity of the matrix we are placed in when following the “rules” in place to try to save what is ours in these unprecedented times; Our homes. Our investment. Our legal rights in a complex bloody labyrinth of red tape and manufactured BS.
We try our congressional office, they smile and nod with compassion and knowing. Tsk tsk sigh. They act as if they’ll try their best to intervene on our behalf, set you up with a special Single Point Of Contact (aka SPOC) in the “executive offices” that have a little more accountability since it’s a US Congressional office letterhead and all. Sorta put more time constraints on Pauly Walnuts to respond to our requests and the infinite supply of paperwork we fax, mail, Fed Ex and produce time after time after time after time after time. We have turned into a paper producing incoherent human copy machine, holding the tiniest pessimistic optimism somewhere in the back of our minds that this time we have a “complete package” with every T crossed. We have become wild eyed Vegas strip junkies gambling the entire nest egg at this point. Come on baby, ten times is the charm. I’m due damn it I’m due. Alright one more time….
No comments:
Post a Comment