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Showing posts with label documents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documents. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2016
Maricopa County Sheriffs Office Cold Case Posse - PROOF OF OBAMA'S FRAUDULENT DOCUMENTS
Need a refresher course on Obama's Selective Service and Birth Certificate document fraud?
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2008,
2012,
birth certificate,
citizenship,
documents,
election fraud,
eligibility,
Joe Arpaio,
Sheriff,
voter fraud
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Will This Iranian Billionaire Bring The US To Its Knees?
Iranian billionaire Pierre Omidyar has access to a staggering fifty thousand top secret NSA files that contain dossiers on world leaders and may even include files on U.S. politicians and judges.READ MORE
Labels:
blackmail,
classified,
documents,
Edward Snowden,
Iran,
NSA,
top secret,
United States
Wednesday, January 01, 2014
Saturday, September 15, 2012
John Hinderacker: "The Obama administration is engaged in a cover-up that it hopes can extend beyond the election."
Powerline:
I also explained why I think the administration’s cover-up is likely to fail...
Now we have proof that the State Department is scrubbing documents.
I also explained why I think the administration’s cover-up is likely to fail...
Now we have proof that the State Department is scrubbing documents.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Historic Documents
Just added to the category "Documents" (scroll way down, almost to the bottom, right panel):
PATRIOT POST - HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
Need to focus on getting our taxes ready for our meeting with CPA--just had to add this new link before I forget, though.
PATRIOT POST - HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
Need to focus on getting our taxes ready for our meeting with CPA--just had to add this new link before I forget, though.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Declassified Documents Find a HOME on the Internet
The Black Vault internet archive opens up FREE hosting, and full credit, to researchers who want their FOIA documents online and available to the world at no charge.
Many of the protesters around the globe will probably contest that Sir Francis Bacon may have said their message best, “scientia potentia est,” or as we know it today, “Knowledge is Power.” And to gain that knowledge, some are taking it to the streets, while others, take it to the pen and paper. Well, in 2011, maybe it’s more of a keyboard.
The Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, has been responsible for the release of literally MILLIONS of pages of knowledge and information. Declassified from the bowels of the U.S. Government and Military archives, very rarely does the public know, or even understand, what is truly available to them. In 1996, John Greenewald, Jr. of The Black Vault internet archive (www.theblackvault.com), realized that problem – and began archiving nearly three quarters of a million pages of this material, which grows nearly every day.
Now, more than fifteen years later, in an attempt to bring the knowledge base of the archive to the next level, Greenewald has opened up the archive to all researchers, organizations and even government agencies that have no time or resources to archive the data by offering a free home for the documents released under the FOIA. FULL credit is given to the submitting entity… individual or otherwise (no credit is also an option, if desired).
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NORTH HOLLYWOOD (BlackVault) – December 18, 2011 – As 2012 is right around the corner, the world is sure to face new challenges, obstacles, and battles to overcome. Some theorize the end of the world in 2012, while others beg for a more open world society to calm the masses.
World governments and politicians alike are scrambling to find a way to bring peace to global uprisings; whether they are peaceful or aggressive. And regardless of where in the world these protesters reside, they seemingly all want the same thing – knowledge and information – whether it be on their money; their future; their well-being; their families; their government or most of all… their future.
Many of the protesters around the globe will probably contest that Sir Francis Bacon may have said their message best, “scientia potentia est,” or as we know it today, “Knowledge is Power.” And to gain that knowledge, some are taking it to the streets, while others, take it to the pen and paper. Well, in 2011, maybe it’s more of a keyboard.
The Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, has been responsible for the release of literally MILLIONS of pages of knowledge and information. Declassified from the bowels of the U.S. Government and Military archives, very rarely does the public know, or even understand, what is truly available to them. In 1996, John Greenewald, Jr. of The Black Vault internet archive (www.theblackvault.com), realized that problem – and began archiving nearly three quarters of a million pages of this material, which grows nearly every day.
Now, more than fifteen years later, in an attempt to bring the knowledge base of the archive to the next level, Greenewald has opened up the archive to all researchers, organizations and even government agencies that have no time or resources to archive the data by offering a free home for the documents released under the FOIA. FULL credit is given to the submitting entity… individual or otherwise (no credit is also an option, if desired).
The Black Vault has the resources to archive literally millions of pages of records, whether they be textual, photographic, or cinematic. They are not sold – rather they are released for FREE on the archive, and preserved for decades to come.
The submission process is simple. Ideally, the document is submitted in a .pdf format to john@greenewald.com, with your FOIA response letter attached (the entire correspondence chain is preferred, but not required). This ensures you did have an active case number, and the agency truly sent you the document. (The Black Vault is NOT WikiLeaks – and does not release “leaked” documents) All personal information will be blacked out by The Black Vault, ie: any identifying address, etc., but will leave name/agency attached, unless otherwise specified.
Once the document is received, and verified, it will be added to the archive in the appropriate category, and the submitter e-mailed with the link to share.
Knowledge IS Power… and despite its critics, the FOIA has produced some amazing results on the federal, and on the state, level. Don’t let the information you obtain stay in a filing cabinet… share it with the world.
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Monday, April 06, 2009
Senate's proposed "PASS ID Act of 2009" REDUCES requirements to verify someone's identity!!!
WASHINGTON (April 6, 2009) - The REAL ID Act, written in the wake of the September 11 attacks, has created the rules and regulations for states to follow, establishing minimum standards for secure state identification documents. Currently, a new piece of legislation named "Providing for Additional Security in States' Identification Act of 2009" or PASS ID Act is accumulating signatures in the Senate and may be introduced. A new report from the Center for Immigration Studies shows how this legislation would change the current benchmarks for secure IDs.
The report, "The Appearance of Driver License Security: REAL ID Final Regulations and Proposed PASS ID Act of 2009," was prepared by Janice Kephart, the Center's Director of National Security Policy and former 9/11 Staff Counsel. It is available on the Center's website at: http://cis.org/PASSID
The changes the Pass ID Act would make to current law include:
[Sometimes "WTF!" is the only thing I can think of to say...]
The report, "The Appearance of Driver License Security: REAL ID Final Regulations and Proposed PASS ID Act of 2009," was prepared by Janice Kephart, the Center's Director of National Security Policy and former 9/11 Staff Counsel. It is available on the Center's website at: http://cis.org/PASSID
The changes the Pass ID Act would make to current law include:
- Push full compliance out until 2021, 20 years after 9/11 and four years past REAL ID.
- State laws preempt the PASS ID Act, including privacy laws.
- States may file a justification for noncompliance and receive an extension.
- Pushes off compliance for use of electronic verification of lawful status (via the Department of Homeland Security's SAVE Program) until January 1, 2013.
- Deletes the requirement that "the applicant must provide sufficient documentation for a state to both verify identity and authenticate documents presented for the purpose of establishing identity."
- Deletes requirement that applicants provide a Social Security number, only needing to "take appropriate steps to validate" the number if the applicant "has been issued a Social Security number."
- Deletes the benchmarks and timetable for compliance.
- Deletes requirement that states "make reasonable efforts" to ensure that applicant does not have more than one driver's license/non-driver ID under a different or same identity in state where applying, or has been issued a DL/ID in another state. This weakness was exploited by the 9/11 hijackers.
- Deletes listing of acceptable documents to prove date of birth.
- Deletes requirement that states verify birth certificates through the Electronic Verification of Vital Events system, as it becomes available.
- Deletes requiring two documents to show principal place of residence, only requiring one, the same standard the 9/11 hijackers exploited to obtain fraudulent ID cards in Virginia.
- Deletes requirement that DL/ID not be issued until resolution with issuing office if there is a non-match or a document does not appear authentic.
- Deletes requirement that applicant supply full legal name.
- Deletes applicant declaration that information presented is true and correct under penalty of perjury.
- Deletes some of the major anti-tampering requirements including that the ID require an "easily identifiable visual or tactile feature" for cursory examination without aids.
[Sometimes "WTF!" is the only thing I can think of to say...]
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