Homeland Security “Streetlights” AND Government pulling down YouTube videos

The neuse gets tighter and tighter.

The new ‘intelligent’ street lights are equipped with cameras, microphones, display screens and PA systems

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2054177/Big-Brother-watching-New-street-lights-Homeland-Security-applications-including-speakers-video-surveillance-emergency-alerts.html#ixzz1c7js7cMn

http://www.eweekeurope.co.uk/news/uk-government-pulls-youtube-videos-due-to-national-security-43657

CNBC: Vatican calls for the United Nations to create a “global public authority” and a “central world bank”

http://www.cnbc.com/id/45013499/Vatican_Calls_for_Central_World_Bank_to_Be_Set_Up

“In an 18-page document entitled: Towards Reforming the International Financial and Monetary Systems in the Context of a Global Public Authority, the Vatican called on Monday for the establishment of a “global public authority” and a “central world bank” to rule over financial institutions that have become outdated and often ineffective in dealing fairly with crises.

The document calls for the establishment of  “a supranational authority” with worldwide scope and  “universal jurisdiction” to guide economic policies and decisions.

Additionally, the Vatican’s document suggests “such an authority should start with the United Nations as its reference point but later become independent and be endowed with the power to see to it that developed countries were not allowed to wield “excessive power over the weaker countries.”

If you do not want bike paths in your community; YOU MUST BE PART OF THE “CAR CULTURE”

According to Tom Angotti New York City’s plan to launch the largest bikeshare program in the country will seek to rectify the

“long-neglected issues of transportation justice.”

Tom Angotti is Director of the Hunter College Center for Community Planning and Development (AKA Community Organizer) and co-editor of Progressive Planning Magazine (AKA Sustainable Development/Agenda 21) In his current article he states: 

“The broken system for making decisions about transportation in neighborhoods leads us to the issue of transportation justice… the problem with this system of neighborhood governance is that it could lead to the creation of a more sharply divided city, one for cyclists and pedestrians and another for the car culture.”

Maybe my confusion on why a state like NY can simultaneously launch the largest bikeshare program in the country, AND need ”Sweeping layoffs of government employees to prevent New York going bankrupt“, is just because I am still just a part of the dumb “car culture”. 

Homeland Security will shut down all radio and television Nov 9th!

But this is ONLY a test. A test of what?

The Blaze Link

Cybercommand chief opposes U.N. net control – Washington Times

Cybercommand chief opposes U.N. net control – Washington Times.

The commander of the U.S. Cyber Command said Thursday that he does not favor giving the United Nations the power to regulate the Internet.

“Some regulations are needed to protect critical networks that control electrical power, banking, transportation and other key elements of society…”, Army Gen. Keith Alexander, who is also director of the National Security Agency, said after a speech to a security conference.

But asked whether the U.N. should have a regulation role, Gen. Alexander said:

“No. I’m not for regulating, per se. I’m concerned about it, and this is a tough question. I would say, generally speaking, I’m not into that portion of regulating as you would espouse.”

However, Gen. Alexander did go on to say later,

“I do think that there may be some things for critical infrastructure and government networks that we’re going to have to direct out to the government,” Gen. Alexander said.

“These are things that you must do to secure your networks for government survivability.”