http://newworlddisorder.ca

Contents include:

All Aboard the Black Magic Bus! by Adam Gorightly

The Ong's Hat Mystery Revealed: An Interview with Joseph Matheny

Nothing Natural///Black Planet by Adrian Gargett PhD

The Montauk PsyOp by Alexandra Bruce

Book Review of TSOG: The Thing that Ate the Constitution by Jaye Beldo

Thou Sayest: Is Brainwashing Possible? By William H. Kennedy

AIDS by Kenji Siratori

Conquest by Convergence: The Case Against Elite Convergence by Paul David Collins

SARS and the New World Order by Barry Chamish

Deprogramming 101 by Victor Thorn and Lisa Guliani

You Can’t Always Get What You Want by Jason Lubyk

And don’t forget to check out the New World Disorder Weblog:

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Fortean, political, weird and alternative/underground culture news links, everyday.

I got lost after.... "current manifestation of the politico-corporate complex is undergoing a self-inflicted thermodynamic"

Thermodynamic what???????

full text is ""You Can't Always Get What You Want

by Jason Lubyk

"Anyone who has studied the recent imperial crusades, peeking around the blue screen curtain of Caesar's News Networks, will notice that the current manifestation of the politico-corporate complex is undergoing a self-inflicted thermodynamic. Recent adventures to convert by the sword and IMF brown-skinned, heathen countries to the free-market pro-western-axis religion have been undertaken at the behest of free-market fanatics and neocon cultists, and their attempts to impose peculiar reality-tunnels (which they mistakenly believe to be in alignment with the universe, an entity so complex and mysterious to ever be fully comprehended or understood by Donald Rumsfeld or I) have tended to produce results opposite intent."

and I still don't have a clue....

Oh well, guess I am in a peculiar reality-tunnel........

Yosef...you are an idiot.

You never have anything to say.

Get a life.

just reading the intros&synops takes~1/2hr.

some are weird, funny, historical, scifi, science,....

here's aneat one:

" Rat-brained robot does distant art

Gripping three coloured markers positioned above a white canvas, a robotic arm churns out drawings akin to that of a three-year-old. Its guidance comes from around 50,000 rat neurons in a petri dish 19,000 kilometres away.

The project represents the team's effort to create a semi-living entity that learns like the living brains in people and animals do, adapting and expressing itself through art.

"We are looking at future scenarios where geography won't matter," said Mr Ben-Ary. "The brain of the semi-living could be anywhere in the world, while the body (machine) will interface and be fed off it."

Termed Meart (Multi-Electrode Array Art), the cells are connected via 64 two-way electrodes to a computer and are stimulated by information; in this case transmitting scaled-down images of visitors in its vicinity, captured with a webcam.

The computer translates any resulting neural activity into robotic arm movement. By closing the loop, the researchers hope that the rat culture will learn something about itself and its environment."