Good show with Stuart H. Rodman talking about power utilities,nuke plants,plausible deniability etc...

And some very interesting comments about the erosion of your civil liberties in the US DUE to Y2K

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-- matt (whome@somewhere.nz), November 05, 1999

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I found a copy of the law he mentions with the $1M fine. He makes it sound as though _anyone_ who says _anything_ will be fined $1M. That is NOT what it says. It says that anyone given access to the study (public officials & employees and researchers granted access) can be fined in accordance with another public law and the annual _limit_ for fines of this nature is $1M.

This type of distortion plays into the hands of anyone (if there is anyone) trying to impose the NWO or whatever. Any credible evidence of such activity is lost in the noise of not-credible accusations.

Jeff Rense appears to an Art Bell wannabe. Treat either as _entertainment_, not inforation or even infotainment.

Mikey2k

-- Mikey2 (mikey2k@he.wont.eat.it), November 06, 1999.

Ahhh the trolls are out

Jeff is hardly a Bell wannabe,he has been doing this show for six years and far better than Art"I am a star"Bell

-- matt (whome@somewhere.nz), November 06, 1999.

Mikey2 - I listened also and when first mentioned it DID sound like the law covered everyone, but Rense questioned him and the specifics were made very clear. There was no distortion. Still the effect seems to be as stated - anyone who really knows any specific bad information is forbidden to relay that information to the public. Is that not scary?

-- Linda (lwmb@psln.com), November 06, 1999.