Missouri University of Science and Technology attempts to paint file-sharers as mentally ill, recommends snooping software be deployed

Dr. Sriram Chellappan of Missouri University of Science and Technology recommends monitoring students’ file sharing behavior with spyware to identify signs of “mental disorders.”

http://www.scribd.com/doc/93950152/12-Tech-soc-Kcmwl-1

Proactively discovering depressive symptoms from passive and unobtrusive Internet usage monitoring:

Using the correlating Internet usage features derived in our study, we are currently attempting to build a classifier to proactively discover depressive symptoms among students by passive, unobtrusive and run-time monitoring of their Internet usage. The classifier can be readily deployed at campus settings to discover depressive symptoms among students. If privacy is a concern, it is straightforward to deploy the classifier into students’ personal computers also. Privacy is implicit,and the student can voluntarily seek support services. We believe that such an approach will significantly improve both the quality and timeliness of detection and treatment of mental disorders today.

According to the paper, if use p2p file sharing networks you may be mentally ill and need treatment.  Let me guess what this treatment would involve: Anti-depressants, amphetamines, and therapy by one of the school’s commie social worker therapists? After all, they wouldn’t want any brainwashed slaves-in-training to have access to unapproved information from the underground p2p networks that might interfere with their “education.”

The Internet usage monitoring spyware they have developed represents a fusion of medical nanny state surveillance with copyright enforcement.  I’d bet money that government, copyright lobby, elite foundations, or some combination thereof funded this abomination.

Remember, every time you download a copyrighted file, God kills a kitten, because file sharing is terrorism.

Today Show joins National Geographic and History Channel in pushing imaginary alien threat

Whether this psyop goes by the name BlueBeam is debateable, but the alien threat programming is too well coordinated in the propaganda outlets to be a coincidence.  The idea of scaring people with fake alien reports dates back to the 1930s with War of the Worlds and Disney hoaxes. Later, actor-in-chief Ronald Reagan got in on it.  Now they practically devote entire TV channels to it (History Channel).

If the corporate media controllers think something will unite people behind their New World Order slave state, you’ll find it on TV.

The obvious response to this is that any alien civilization that can travel between star systems will be so advanced technologically, that they will A) not have any need for our resources because they could easily whip up something better, or B) simply obliterate us with no struggle, due to their vastly superior weapons.  I’m going with A, although maybe they’ll do us a favor and wipe out the manipulators who try to scare people into obedience with their computer generated fear mongering, or at least perform painful experiments on them.

Does this look familiar to anyone?

It’s an Easter special edition military psywar brainwashing, with aliens blowing up the pentagon a la 9/11, and the government has a spokesman using our tax dollars to promote the whole thing. Do you know how much of my friggin income goes to taxes?  I’m taking 2 days off work this year just to do taxes, and will probably end up owing a bunch of money, so this shmuck can use our government-controlled radio frequencies to propagandize me.

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Fox is predictably deceptive on this issue.  Throwing the apple in the garbage can was very dramatic, but I don’t hear the doctor saying to throw apples away.   If indeed he did then please produce some kind of evidence of him saying this.

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David Wilcock exposed as a hoaxer [updated]

After having the misfortune of viewing the half-baked alien theater David Wilcock puts out on CIA-connected History Channel (via Hearst Publishing), and AOL Time Warner’s Huffington Post, I recommend his followers wise up to the sophisticated straw man tactic being used against them, in which a disinformation agent is inserted to poison the well, pee in the pool, etc by putting out obviously made-up nonsense along with target information he pretends to expose, but which instead is suppressed and discredited using guilt by association.

Wilcock wrote the book The Source Field Investigations. and operates within the tin foil fringe of the conspiracy culture.  This peid piper seems to have amassed quite a following, due to being given a forum by the corporate whore media History Channel and AOLTime Warner, which are a virtual firehose of propaganda.  I will go on record right now saying Wilcock is directly or indirectly involved in military psywar operations.

After his widely publicized y2k alien rapture prediction (ascension 2000), he now appears on intelligence agency TV with another lad sporting clown-level fake tan bronzer, to conflate aliens and end times theology with weather modification.   Oh, by the way, these aliens are going to save us from the New World Order, so there’s no need to get up off your couch. Just tune in for the next episode of Ancient Aliens and watch the fireworks.

Top dubious claims made by Wilcock:

1. The Source Field
God, rebranded.  A universal loving consciousness that pervades everything.  I have no real problem with this and it’s impossible to argue with religion.

2. DNA teleportation
He repeats the discredited claim by Jeff Reimers of the University of Sydney that using some apparatus of  oscillating magnetic fields, one can teleport or remotely imprint DNA through glass containers.   I’m going with contamination until these results are reproduced.  DNA also comes from the source field.

3. Wilcock is the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce.
Maybe I’m supposed to know that Cayce was a popular psychic. I fail to see how resembling someone amounts to reincarnation.

4. Aliens work with our government and control the weather.
Come up with some direct evidence other than computer generated UFO videos on youtube and mockumentaries by the discredited History Channel and we’ll talk.

5. DUMBS were nuked by anti-NWO white hat elites
Good white hat elites are going to save us from the New World Order. They’ve destroyed much of the US government’s network of Deep Underground Military Bases (DUMBS).  No good seismic or radiological evidence provided to support this claim.

6 Ascension 2000, and now 2012
Soon we will be raptured by ETs and ascend to a higher state of consciousness.  Rapture theology adapted for Mayan calendar and 2012. A fresh crop of couch potatoes who are too young to recall all the Y2k doomsday stuff are ready to drink some kool aid.  ETs also built the mayan pyramids.

7. Dragon Family Lawsuit
This was a story about government bonds that were supposedly owed by banksters to a Chinese family. Bonds came in fake-looking trunks. Wilcock and Fulford put out a large number of photos. Bonds later reported to be fake.  Story related to Fulford’s Asian mafia friends. They claim that Asian mafia families are going to take on the New World Order and save us.

8. Transistors and lasers came from Roswell, NM supposed UFO crash.
These technologies are fully unexplainable in light of the the long progression of technological developments that preceded them.  I see no need for Roswell to account for these inventions.  Roswell may be government propaganda, along the lines of War of the Worlds.  Unfortunately, all we hear out there in the sky with radio telescopes is noise and natural phenomena, and no artificial signals. Intelligent ETs may exist out there, somewhere.  It’s just that I have never seen any evidence to support it. All I see is disinformation and propaganda.

There’s plenty more where this came from, like stargates and time travel but I think I’m done wtih this.

His work fits the profile of conspiracy theory propaganda a la Fox’s X-Files and Lone Gunmen shows.  Ponder for a minute the fact that in this pilot episode of The Lone Gunmen, a spinoff of The X-Files, a scenario bearing uncanny similarities to 9/11 is put forward, in which shadow government plots to crash planes into the WTC by remote control and blame it on foreign enemies to start wars.  The agenda here is to conflate real conspiracy with the aliens and bigfoot, so as to discredit it.  This aired on Fox prior to 9/11/01.

Thanks for reading. Gotta run. 2012 reptoids are here to take me back to Nibiru.

** Update: After comparing a questionable clip I posted previously, of a phone call to Coast to Coast radio show wtih Art Bell to other known recordings of Wilcock, I decided it was not conclusive and replaced it with these other examples of Wilcock’s shennanigans. I like to stick to stuff I can prove.  I’m not perfect but at least I’m trying to get to the truth, unlike Wilcock and the rest of the alien reptoid crowd.  For posterity, the audio clip is on youtube Here. **

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So that’s where conspiracy theories come from

Ok I guess we can go back to sleep now. Scientists have now proven once and for all that “conspiracy theorists” are insane.  Government doesn’t conspire after all.  Whew!

Princess Diana may have said Charles was going to have her killed, and she just happened to be pregnant with a Muslim man’s child, and they could have saved her but waited around a long time to treat her injuries, but that’s just a conspiracy theory.

WTC7 controlled demolition: conspiracy theory

SV40 cancer virus contamination in polio vaccine: conspiracy theory

Aspartame, fluoride, GMOs toxic? conspiracy theory

FEMA camps and Continuity of Government, Rex 84, DUMBS? Conspiracy theory.

Everything you think, if it didn’t come from the government, is a conspiracy theory.  Did you forget to take your medication?  50 years hard labor for anyone found to be in league with conspiracy theorists.   All hail Big Brother!

I shudder to think how these Kent University researchers skewed their poll questions and massaged their data to come to these foregone conclusions.  Where is Kent University anyway, North Korea?

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