Back in 1996, when Bill Clinton was running for re-election, he authorized the transfer of highly sensitive technology to China. This technology had military applications and allowed China to close the gap in missile performance with the United States. The transfers were opposed and severely criticized by the Defense Department.
At the same time Bill Clinton was transferring this technology to China, huge donations began to pour into his re-election campaign from the US companies allowed to sell the technology to China, and from American citizens of Chinese descent. The fact that they were US citizens allowed them to donate to political campaigns, but it later emerged that they were acting as conduits for cash coming in from Asian sources, including Chinese Intelligence Agencies! The scandal became known as China-gate!
This establishes a history of the Clintons treating US secrets as their own personal property, selling them to raise money for campaigns.
Now then, let us consider a private email server with weak security, at least one known totally open access point, no encryption, and outside the control and monitoring systems of the US government, on which are parked many of the nation's most closely guarded secrets! Security experts agree that Hillary's server had worse security than the Ashley Madison website!
Now, consider a charitable foundation owned by the Clintons (which actually does very little charitable work). Being a charitable foundation, it is allowed to accept "donations" from foreign sources, and roughly 40% of the cash that has poured into the Clinton Foundation has come from foreign sources. Many of those foreign sources received preferential treatment from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sufficient for attorney Larry Klayman to file a RICO lawsuit against the foundation (which as of last report was thrown out of court by a Clinton-appointed judge who refused to recuse himself over the obvious conflict of interest)!
Easy means of delivering secrets. Easy means of accepting payment! And now there is confirmation that Hillary did have a private "off the books" spy network, centered on Sidney Blumenthal, while she was secretary of state!
This is a perfect setup to repeat the 1996 selling of secrets for cash. In other words, a perfect espionage operation, running out the US State Department, with the weak email server providing the secrets and a charitable foundation to accept and launder the payments! Hillary doesn't have to physically steal the files, the way Jonathan Pollard did. Hillary doesn't have to scratch an X on a mailbox, the way Aldrich Ames did. Hillary doesn't have to tape bundles of stolen documents underneath a park bridge, like Robert Hannsen did!
It is time to look past the small scandal of the private email server at what may be a far larger spy scandal hidden behind it!
And the longer the government and corporate media avoids this question, the more complicit they look!
Back in 1996, when Bill Clinton was running for re-election, he authorized the transfer of highly sensitive technology to China. This technology had military applications and allowed China to close the gap in missile performance with the United States. The transfers were opposed and severely criticized by the Defense Department.
At the same time Bill Clinton was transferring this technology to China, huge donations began to pour into his re-election campaign from the US companies allowed to sell the technology to China, and from American citizens of Chinese descent. The fact that they were US citizens allowed them to donate to political campaigns, but it later emerged that they were acting as conduits for cash coming in from Asian sources, including Chinese Intelligence Agencies! The scandal became known as China-gate!
This establishes a history of the Clintons treating US secrets as their own personal property, selling them to raise money for campaigns.
Now then, let us consider a private email server with weak security, at least one known totally open access point, no encryption, and outside the control and monitoring systems of the US government, on which are parked many of the nation's most closely guarded secrets! Security experts agree that Hillary's server had worse security than the Ashley Madison website!
Now, consider a charitable foundation owned by the Clintons (which actually does very little charitable work). Being a charitable foundation, it is allowed to accept "donations" from foreign sources, and roughly 40% of the cash that has poured into the Clinton Foundation has come from foreign sources. Many of those foreign sources received preferential treatment from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sufficient for attorney Larry Klayman to file a RICO lawsuit against the foundation (which as of last report was thrown out of court by a Clinton-appointed judge who refused to recuse himself over the obvious conflict of interest)!
Easy means of delivering secrets. Easy means of accepting payment! And now there is confirmation that Hillary did have a private "off the books" spy network, centered on Sidney Blumenthal, while she was secretary of state!
This is a perfect setup to repeat the 1996 selling of secrets for cash. In other words, a perfect espionage operation, running out the US State Department, with the weak email server providing the secrets and a charitable foundation to accept and launder the payments! Hillary doesn't have to physically steal the files, the way Jonathan Pollard did. Hillary doesn't have to scratch an X on a mailbox, the way Aldrich Ames did. Hillary doesn't have to tape bundles of stolen documents underneath a park bridge, like Robert Hannsen did!
It is time to look past the small scandal of the private email server at what may be a far larger spy scandal hidden behind it!
And the longer the government and corporate media avoids this question, the more complicit they look!
10-km Alien UFO Mothership Docked on the Moon Found in NASA Photo, UFO Hunters Claim
The moon is the first object outside the Earth man has set foot on. But are men first to arrive on the moon? Or other intellectual extra-terrestrial beings arrived there first? A UFO hunter claims that there is a 10-kilometer long alien UFO mothership docked on the surface of the moon.
In an image taken by NASA, UFO hunter Scott Waring said that there is a UFO mothership docked about 10 kilometers long on the surface of the Earth's satellite. This is another evidence to prove that aliens do exist, according to conspiracy theorists. This allegedly supports past theories that UFOs and aliens frequent the moon and Mars and they could have been using the lunar surface as a base.
The image was part of NASA's Apollo 15 mission. Based on Waring's speculations. Adding to the interest of UFO and alien hunters the rumors that NASA is not supposed to release the image to the public, but it was accidentally leaked because the photo holds evidence of alien life.
Of course, there is no way to confirm if this is true yet, but alien hunters believe that this could lead to the discovery of extraterrestrials if they indeed frequent the Earth's satellite. The alien UFO mothership is allegedly docked near the Waterman crater.
In order to continue being in its stealth mode, the mothership was believed to docked on the other side of the moon, allowing it to remain invisible to men. The image remained undetected until the alleged accidental release of the images by NASA.
UFO hunters are adamant in supporting their claims by saying that it is nearly impossible for scientists to miss an object as obvious as that and that the agency is continuously hiding evidence of alien life to the general public. The UFO hunter was looking at the images when he noticed the object.
"When looking at the Apollo 15 panoramic images, I came across a photo that has a mothership in it," UFO hunter Scott Waring said in a blog post.
Although NASA experts will probably have a logical explanation as to why objects with seemingly familiar representation are being spotted outside the Earth, UFO hunters like Waring dispels the evidence behind the more logical causes. http://www.natureworldnew...moon-found-nasa-photo.htm http://yournewswire.com/n...-base-photo-on-moon-real/
Back in 1996, when Bill Clinton was running for re-election, he authorized the transfer of highly sensitive technology to China. This technology had military applications and allowed China to close the gap in missile performance with the United States. The transfers were opposed and severely criticized by the Defense Department.
At the same time Bill Clinton was transferring this technology to China, huge donations began to pour into his re-election campaign from the US companies allowed to sell the technology to China, and from American citizens of Chinese descent. The fact that they were US citizens allowed them to donate to political campaigns, but it later emerged that they were acting as conduits for cash coming in from Asian sources, including Chinese Intelligence Agencies! The scandal became known as China-gate!
This establishes a history of the Clintons treating US secrets as their own personal property, selling them to raise money for campaigns.
Now then, let us consider a private email server with weak security, at least one known totally open access point, no encryption, and outside the control and monitoring systems of the US government, on which are parked many of the nation's most closely guarded secrets! Security experts agree that Hillary's server had worse security than the Ashley Madison website!
Now, consider a charitable foundation owned by the Clintons (which actually does very little charitable work). Being a charitable foundation, it is allowed to accept "donations" from foreign sources, and roughly 40% of the cash that has poured into the Clinton Foundation has come from foreign sources. Many of those foreign sources received preferential treatment from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sufficient for attorney Larry Klayman to file a RICO lawsuit against the foundation (which as of last report was thrown out of court by a Clinton-appointed judge who refused to recuse himself over the obvious conflict of interest)!
Easy means of delivering secrets. Easy means of accepting payment! And now there is confirmation that Hillary did have a private "off the books" spy network, centered on Sidney Blumenthal, while she was secretary of state!
This is a perfect setup to repeat the 1996 selling of secrets for cash. In other words, a perfect espionage operation, running out the US State Department, with the weak email server providing the secrets and a charitable foundation to accept and launder the payments! Hillary doesn't have to physically steal the files, the way Jonathan Pollard did. Hillary doesn't have to scratch an X on a mailbox, the way Aldrich Ames did. Hillary doesn't have to tape bundles of stolen documents underneath a park bridge, like Robert Hannsen did!
It is time to look past the small scandal of the private email server at what may be a far larger spy scandal hidden behind it!
And the longer the government and corporate media avoids this question, the more complicit they look!
When Major League came out back in 1989, baseball was one of the main focal points of my young life and, suffice it to say, I watched the movie constantly, almost obsessively. Over the past few years, there has been talk of the original cast getting back together for Major League 3. This is not to be confused with 1998's Major League III: Back to the Minors, which only featured two original cast members, Corbin Bernsen and Dennis Haysbert. Charlie Sheen even said in 2011 that he wants Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Brian Wilson to be his pitching coach.
I recently had the chance to speak with Tom Berenger, who played catcher Jake Taylor in Major League and Major League II, about the prospect of doing Major League 3. Here's what he had to say below.
"You know, I talked to David S. Ward, and he's trying to get that going. He just wanted to know if I'd do it, and I said, 'Yeah, of course I'd be interested.' It was fun and, to get these guys back, it'd be great. He's very good with baseball, and he's also good with comedy and humor, so whatever it is, it'd be funny, I'm sure. He's a real talented writer, and as a director, he's already done this twice."
When I told the actor I used to watch Major League non-stop as a kid, he offered a story about an interaction with a fan he had recently.
"Listen, I've talked to guys who go, 'You know, if it's on and it's right in the middle of it, I just leave it on.' I'd go, 'Well you probably know all the lines,' and he'd go, 'Yeah!' It's just one of those things (Laughs). I was up in Connecticut recently and I was in a coffee shop with my son's father-in-law, and a guy walked by, maybe late 60s, early 70s, really healthy-looking, he comes up to the table and says, Major League, etc. and introduced us to his son, who pitched for the Mets. It's kind of like three or four generations now, and they just keep watching it because it's baseball and it's traditional. The game doesn't change that much, and it just gets passed on from father to son to grandson and so on and so forth. It will be around long after we're all dead."
Would you like to see Tom Berenger and the rest of the Major League cast back together for Major League 3?
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When Major League came out back in 1989, baseball was one of the main focal points of my young life and, suffice it to say, I watched the movie constantly, almost obsessively. Over the past few years, there has been talk of the original cast getting back together for Major League 3. This is not to be confused with 1998's Major League III: Back to the Minors, which only featured two original cast members, Corbin Bernsen and Dennis Haysbert. Charlie Sheen even said in 2011 that he wants Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Brian Wilson to be his pitching coach.
I recently had the chance to speak with Tom Berenger, who played catcher Jake Taylor in Major League and Major League II, about the prospect of doing Major League 3. Here's what he had to say below.
"You know, I talked to David S. Ward, and he's trying to get that going. He just wanted to know if I'd do it, and I said, 'Yeah, of course I'd be interested.' It was fun and, to get these guys back, it'd be great. He's very good with baseball, and he's also good with comedy and humor, so whatever it is, it'd be funny, I'm sure. He's a real talented writer, and as a director, he's already done this twice."
When I told the actor I used to watch Major League non-stop as a kid, he offered a story about an interaction with a fan he had recently.
"Listen, I've talked to guys who go, 'You know, if it's on and it's right in the middle of it, I just leave it on.' I'd go, 'Well you probably know all the lines,' and he'd go, 'Yeah!' It's just one of those things (Laughs). I was up in Connecticut recently and I was in a coffee shop with my son's father-in-law, and a guy walked by, maybe late 60s, early 70s, really healthy-looking, he comes up to the table and says, Major League, etc. and introduced us to his son, who pitched for the Mets. It's kind of like three or four generations now, and they just keep watching it because it's baseball and it's traditional. The game doesn't change that much, and it just gets passed on from father to son to grandson and so on and so forth. It will be around long after we're all dead."
Would you like to see Tom Berenger and the rest of the Major League cast back together for Major League 3?
