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Homeland Security Seeks Cyberwar Weapons
Science & Tech  Robert - 1 day ago - cnn.com Homeland Security is now using a cyberwar program known as 'Einstein' to defend against infiltration of our computer and Internet grid access. Now being tested is Einstein 2.0 for better protection. Efforts are underway to create Einstein 3.0 for attacks.
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 Science & Tech  Tim - 68 days ago - globalresearch.ca Operating with little ethical oversight, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has been tapping cutting-edge advances in neuroscience, computers and robotics in a quest to build the "perfect warfighter."
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 Science & Tech  Laurie - 143 days ago - switched.com Flying saucers? Alien encounters? It may sound cliché to seriously consider visits from little green men descending from saucer-shaped spacecraft, but the British government is releasing first-person accounts from people who have claimed to see unidentifi
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Air Force Aims for 'Full Control' of 'Any and All' Computers
Science & Tech  Mary - 144 days ago - blog.wired.com The Air Force wants a suite of hacker tools, to give it "access" to -- and "full control" of -- any kind of computer there is. And once the info warriors are in, the Air Force wants them to keep tabs on their "adversaries' information infrastructure comp
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 Science & Tech Mary - 144 days ago - blog.wired.com Col. Charles W. Williamson III is proposing that the Air Force build its own zombie network, so it can launch distributed denial of service attacks on foreign enemies. In the most lunatic idea to come out of the military since the gay bomb, Williamson wri
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 Science & Tech  Todd - 194 days ago - gizmodo.com The new version of the robot can now carry 340 pounds, which is almost triple the previous weight. It looks to me that that $10 million funding they got from Darpa has been put to good useThiscould bethenewpackmule for the Military.
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Human Chips Implants Banned in California;Ships to Be Used in Cellphones Instead
Science & Tech  Jaime - 200 days ago - fresnobee.com Law against companies forcing employees to have chip implants
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Pentagon Confirms Satellite Shooting Success
Science & Tech  Ginger - 224 days ago - ktvu.com The Pentagon said its analysis of spy satellite debris shows that last week's shootdown was successful in hitting the spacecraft's fuel tank and destroying the hazardous chemical.
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 Science & Tech  Ralph - 226 days ago - nytimes.com WASHINGTON -- Videotape of the Navy mission to shoot down a dying spy satellite made available Thursday shows an interceptor missile ascending atop a bright trail of burning fuel, and then a flash, a fireball, a plume of vapor. A cloud of debris left litt
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 Science & Tech  Gregory - 228 days ago - fcnl.org In the last 10 years, the U.S. has used cluster bombs
in civilian-populated areas of the former Yugoslavia,
Afghanistan and Iraq. The U.S. arsenal includes
nearly 1 billion bomblets. Some do not go off but remain a threat to the population.
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 Science & Tech Ginger - 229 days ago - popularmechanics.com The Pentagon today announced that a Navy warship has been tasked with shooting down a failing United States spy satellite that, if left alone, was expected to hit Earth within weeks.
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 Science & Tech  Thunderr - 243 days ago - enn.com To help figure out how to create a flapping wing plane that will stand up to extreme wind and weather scientists are turning to nature for the answer.Natural flyers like birds,bats and insects outperform man-made aircraft in aerobatics and efficiency.
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 Science & Tech  Sunshine - 243 days ago - coat.ncf.ca Extensive part of this site, on Canada's Role in the Militarisation of Space:
RADARSAT - The Warfighters' "Eye in the Sky"and its links to "Missile Defense" ress for Conversion! March 2006 Issue #58. Many links and PDF's
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Climate Engineers: War, Profit, Survival
Science & Tech  Judy - 314 days ago - newyorkskywatch.com For decades now, the earth's atmosphere has been the platform to advance the scientific craft of weather control. Some researchers claim the ongoing aerosol programs together with electromagnetic direct beam technology may have permanent effects.
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 Science & Tech Gregory - 324 days ago - video.stumbleupon.com The people who run the energy business in this world control the governments that are supposed to run them. History of science is the history of suppression of the great inventions. Shockingly accurate account...
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