Ranting 9-29-2010
More info: http://starkravingviking.blogspot.com/2010/09/ranting-9-29-2010.html
The opening picture of the above video, is of Steven G. Erickson, Bourbon St., New Orleans, Louisiana, Spring 2006. I am watching Fox News while typing this, the Dr. William Petit story where his home was invaded, his 11 year old was sodomized, raped, and had gas poured on her to set her ablaze is airing in the background. Dr. Petit didn’t fight back. Our cases aren’t related. I resisted being mugged on my own property, using pepper spray, I get a year in prison …
Petit doesn’t adequately protect his family, and he is minus his family. They’re dead. I defended myself and am minus my family, they’re alive.
Petit Cheshire Connecticut Home Invasion story:
http://starkravingviking.blogspot.com/2007/12/cheshire-connecticut-home-invasion.html
Links related to video:
http://thegetjusticecoalition.blogspot.com/2009/07/letter-mailed-off-today.html
http://thegetjusticecoalition.blogspot.com/2010/07/anatomy-of-blacklisting-in-usa-and-uk.html
http://judicialmisconduct.blogspot.com/2006/12/attn-connecticut-state-police.html
This blogger’s email: stevengerickson AT yahoo Dot Com
More information about the Corbett Report and Mr. James Corbett, scroll down in this post:
http://starkravingviking.blogspot.com/2010/09/alex-jones-and-new-world-order.html
Stafford Springs Connecticut State Police Misconduct Brutality
Duration : 0:8:26
William Cooper – B’nai Brith and the ADL (Black Slavery, Lincolns Assisnation, drugs) Part 1
What does B’nai Brith have to with Black Slavery?
What is their link with Albert Pike and Scottish Rite Freemasonary?
Why do they hate the Nation of Islams Drug Busters program?
How is drugs being used today by the secret societies?
Who funds the B’nai Brith/ADL from the underworld?
Is this all a part of British Israelism?
How did B’nai Brith/ADL help to overthrow the Russian Tzar and his family
and bring about the Soviet Union?
Duration : 0:14:58
David Deutsch’s Little Nuts – Local Tyranny vs. Local Liberty
rad3049http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/rad3049NewsDavid, Deutsch, Project, H, 264David Deutsch’s Little Nuts – Local Tyranny vs. Local Liberty
Duration : 0:7:3
Egyptian Police Brutality
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Egyptian Police Brutality
Egyptian Police Brutality
Egyptian Police Brutality
Duration : 0:2:55
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Duration : 0:14:55
CAMPAINGN FOR “NO UID”
CAMPAINGN FOR “NO UID”
The project that proposes to give every resident a `unique identity
number’ is a matter of great concern for those working on issues of
food security, NREGA, migration, technology, decentralisation,
constitutionalism, civil liberties and human rights. The process of
setting up the Authority has resulted in very little, if any,
discussion about this project and its effects and fallout. The
documents on the UIDAI website, and a recent draft law (the National
Identification Authority Bill, which is also on the website) do not
provide answers to the many questions that are being raised in the
public domain. This project is intended to collect demographic data
about all residents in the country. It is said that it will impact on
the PDS and NREGA programmes, and plug leakages and save the
government large sums of money. It would, however, seem that even
basic procedures have not been followed before launching on such a
massive project.
Before it goes any further, we consider it imperative that the
following be done:
• Do a feasibility study: There are claims made in relation to the
project, about what it can do for PDS and NREGA, for instance, which
does not reflect any understanding of the situation of the situation
on the ground. The project documents do not say what other effects the
project may have, including its potential to be intrusive and
violative of privacy, who may handle the data (there will be multiple
persons involved in entering, maintaining and using the data), who may
be able to have access to the data and similar other questions.
• Do a cost:benefit analysis: It is reported that the UIDAI estimates
the project will costs Rs 45,000 crores to the exchequer in the next 4
years. This does not seem to include the costs that will be incurred
by Registrars, Enrollers, internal systems costs that the PDs system
will have to budget if it is to be able to use the UID, the estimated
cost to the end user and to the number holder.
• In a system such as this, a mere statement that the UIDAI will deal
with the security of the data is obviously insufficient. How does the
UIDAI propose to deal with data theft? If this security cannot be
reasonably guaranteed, the wisdom of holding such data in a central
registry may need to be reviewed.
• The involvement of firms such as Ernst & Young and Accenture raise
further questions about who will have access to the data, and what
that means to the people of India.
• Constitutionality of this project, including in the matter of
privacy, the relationship between the state and the people, security
and other fundamental rights.
Questions have been raised which have not been addressed so far,
including those about –
• Undemocratic process: UIDAI was set-up via a GoI notification as an
attached office of the Planning Commission without any discussion or
debate in the Parliament or civil society. In the year and a half of
its inception, the Authority has signed MoUs with virtually all states
and UTs, LIC, Petroleum Ministry and many banks. In July, the
Authority circulated the draft NIA Bill (to achieve statutory status);
the window for public feedback was two weeks. Despite widespread
feedback and calls for making all feedback public, the Authority has
not made feedback available. Further in direct contravention to the
process of public feedback, the NIA Bill was listed for introduction
in the Lok Sabha 2010 monsoon session
• Privacy (It is only now that the DoPT is said to be working on a
draft of a privacy law, but nothing is out for discussion even yet)
• Surveillance: where this technology, and the existence of the UID
number, and its working, could result in increasing the potential for
surveillance
• Profiling
• Tracking
• Convergence, by which those with access to state power, as well as
companies, could collate information about each individual with the
help of the UID number.
Duration : 0:15:2
