Here’s some more info on Chemtrails. They are real & this makes a lot of sense- they are stepping up their agenda. I have more than 400 pictures I’ve taken. Now I need to figure out how to get them on here & FB, MySpace, etc.

http://www.dataasylum.com/mindcontrol-chemtrails-summary.html

Here’s a good idea to document chemtrails.

http://www.alienn.com/chemtrail/trailblaze-deployment-tracking-recovery-of-collection-device/

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Break Up The Big Banks, Says the Dallas Fed
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012

http://robertreich.org/post/20123747151

Since 1971, the postal service has not taken a dime from taxpayers. All of its operations — including the remarkable convenience of 32,000 local post offices — are paid for by peddling stamps and other products.

The privatizers squawk that USPS has gone some $13 billion in the hole during the past four years — a private corporation would go broke with that record! (Actually, private corporations tend to go to Washington rather than go broke, getting taxpayer bailouts to cover their losses.) The Postal Service is NOT broke. Indeed, in those four years of loudly deplored ”losses,” the service actually produced a $700 million operational profit (despite the worst economy since the Great Depression).

What’s going on here? Right-wing sabotage of USPS financing, that’s what.

In 2006, the Bush White House and Congress whacked the post office with the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act — an incredible piece of ugliness requiring the agency to PRE-PAY the health care benefits not only of current employees, but also of all employees who’ll retire during the next 75 years. Yes, that includes employees who’re not yet born!
No other agency and no corporation has to do this. Worse, this ridiculous law demands that USPS fully fund this seven-decade burden by 2016. Imagine the shrieks of outrage if Congress tried to slap FedEx or other private firms with such an onerous requirement.

http://www.creators.com/opinion/jim-hightower/the-truth-about-the-u-s-postal-service.html

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http://video.msnbc.msn.com/the-rachel-maddow-show/46841327#46841327

Here’s something interesting. Yeah Anonymous!

http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/none/295772-anonymous-helps-distressed-mom-find-lost-child

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Saturday, March 24, 2012 7:10 AM
“Control the Corporation” Conference

Please join us for the “Control the Corporation” Conference, sponsored by Ralph Nader and the Center for Study of Responsive Law.

WHO: See the conference agenda at: http://csrl.org

WHERE: The Carnegie Institute of Washington,1530 P Street, NW Washington, DC 20005

WHEN: April 2, 2012, 8am – 5pm.

WHY: It is time to reclaim our democracy and our political economy.

The conference is open to public, but space is limited. SO, please RSVP to reserve your seat for this event.

“Control the Corporation” Conference RSVP at http://csrl.org

The Agenda:

8:00 Registration & Breakfast

8:45 Welcome – Ralph Nader

9:00 Countering the impact of corporate control of the electoral process
Bob Edgar – President, Common Cause
Theresa Amato – Executive Director, Citizen Works
Rob Richie – Executive, Director Fair Vote
Lou Dubose – Editor, The Washington Spectator
Harvey Wasserman – Anti-Nuclear Activist

10:10 Holding corporations accountable for their crimes
Russell Mokhiber – Editor, Corporate Crime Reporter
Bill Black – Professor, University of Missouri School of Law – KC
Patrick Burns – Director of Communications, Taxpayers Against Fraud
Kent Greenfield – Professor, Boston College Law
Carl Mayer– Mayer Law Group

11:15 Protecting the “Commons” from the insatiable advocates of privatization
Phineas Baxandall – Federal Tax and Budget Policy Analyst for US PIRG
David Morris – Vice President, Institute for Local Self-Reliance
Wenonah Hauter – Executive Director, Food & Water Watch
Jamie Love – Director, Knowledge Ecology International
Margaret Flowers –Congressional Fellow and co-chair Maryland chapter Physicians for a National Health Program

12:15 Lunch

1:00 Occupy the Future
Christopher Hedges – TruthDig columnist
Kevin Zeese – National Occupation of Washington, DC
Robert Weissman – President, Public Citizen
Dean Baker – Co-Director, Center for Economic and Policy Research

2:05 Creating economic models that provide jobs/Increasing minimum wage
Gar Alperovitz – Professor of Political Economy, UMD
Greg LeRoy – Executive Director, Good Jobs First
Dimitra Doukas – author of Worked Over: the corporate sabotage of an American community
Gayle McLaughlin– Mayor, Richmond CA
Alexis Baden-Mayer –Political Director, Organic Consumers Association

3:15 Mobilizing for Action
Ralph Nader – Consumer advocate
Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman – Executive Director and Founder, SumOfUs
Tom O’Brien – United Steelworkers
Michael Gecan – Industrial Areas Foundation
David Freeman – former head of Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), Sacramento Municipal Utility District

4:30 Reception

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