Wired has a post on recently released documents on HAARP. I'm brokenhearted that there's nothing in there connecting HAARP to barium sulfide and chemtrails.
Neglected to mention a story about barium sulfide in the environment suspected to be from chemtrails up in Shreveport last month.
There is probably a connection between the postal service forcing periodicals to pay for their overhead in American history, which will cause many periodicals to go out of business, and the threat to eliminate Net Neutrality.
The internet will be blamed for killing periodicals, but the internet is in little better shape, as it's about to be throttled for anyone who isn't a multi-billion dollar corporation. The limit of the freedom of the press will only go so far as what you can hand out in the street, and that will be monitored by cameras.
Tie this into the FCC wanting monopolies to run rampant in local markets in newspapers, television, and radio, and it's even more obvious.
Don't tell me that this is not a coordinated effort to shut down every public forum of discourse.
...some asshole.
Naming anything the John Galt Corporation raises my hackles. Ayn Rand and objectivism disgusts me. It's always disturbed me that a few very decent, compassionate friends of mine swear that they enjoyed Atlas Shrugged. It's too overt and arrogant of a name to be that of a real front for a conspiracy, but then again, some of these bastards are so hubristic that they might believe that no one is clever enough to discern any significance to the name or that it would be a great double fake-out.
Why bother? The whole nation is being stolen out from under our noses.
Bldblg has a post on the inherent silliness of a conspiracy. The real conspiracy is that to some people who respect objectivism probably believe that 9/11 means quick profit.
The New York Times has the John Galt Corporation connected to the Gambino crime family. I wouldn't be surprised if the firm has closer ties to Bernard Kerik and Rudolph Giuliani. Kerik already has been inferred to have taken bribes from New Jersey construction firms.
