Wall Street Journal Article About Satellite Weapons Used To Mislead The American Public

In a recent Wall Street Journal article entitled "Spy- Satellite Effort Is Stalled by Disputes," columnist Andy Pasztor writes the following:

"INTERNAL BUSH ADMINISTRATION DISPUTES over the design and control of future U.S. spy satellites have stalled a high-priority program to track terrorists and hostile forces overseas. U.S. Air Force brass and senior intelligence-agency officials disagree over a proposed $20 billion surveillance project - called Space Radar -- envisioned to be more powerful than any national-security satellite in orbit.

The system's handful of satellites would track individual ground targets and provide unmatched, high-definition images regardless of terrain or weather, according to industry officials and lawmakers. Unlike surveillance aircraft and the dozens of imaging satellites the U.S. uses today, the more sophisticated satellites in the proposed program would be able to cover larger areas and provide more detailed images, particularly at night, to military forces and intelligence officials.

Yet despite repeated pledges of cooperation from both sides, personnel shifts to better coordinate program management and congressional demands for compromise, friction threatens to derail plans for the next generation of spacecraft."

The above article is seriously flawed in that more advanced spy technology than that which is mentioned here already exists. Satellite technology which is capable of watching the entire planet and electronically accessing people's thoughts has existed for decades. Moreover, three spy satellites can cover the entire planet -- And the NSA has access to far more than just three.

Andy Pasztor has either been mislead or is aware of this and deliberately misleading the public by allowing his readers to believe that this so called "future" technology is beyond any capablilites that NSA spy satellites presently have, when in reality technology that is more sophisticated than what Pasztor mentions here, has been in existence in the United States since the 1950's and perhaps ever earlier. In all likelyhood, he's just been mislead.

To his credit, Pasztor does mention the government secrecy which surrounds the development of these satellite spy systems and that the public is for the most part left completely in the dark in regard to their covert operations.

Of course the main reason for the public's being left in the dark is that they are a primary focus of these spy satellites and much of their use is classified, since they are invading the privacy of the American people in ways that are beyond most of their comprehension.

My Website discusses many of the illegal functions that these satellite systems are being used for. And this would certainly cause a scandal if the public were ever to be made privy to it.

Nowhere in his article does Pasztor mention these advanced aspects of satellites or that through remote neural monitoring, they have the ability to track citizens by way of their body's own electrical waves (electro magnet flux), or the "electronic" mind reading capabilities that this technology offers. Neither does he mention that the ability to spy on all Americans simultaneously by way of a satellite network and super computers, has existed in the United States for more than two decades.

As a result of these omissions, Mr. Pasztor's article is seriously flawed, since he is leaving his readers with the impression that US Government spy technology which is less sophisticated than what the NSA has had access to since the 1950's, has yet to be created.

If Pasztor wants to be a legitimate journalist (something which America is seriously lacking in) he needs to concentrate on circulating the truth about the spy satellite technology that the NSA is using, and stop propagating government black propaganda which is replete with disinformation that the United States Government uses to deliberately mislead its people.

These types of propagandized articles are largely responsible for the ignorance that the American people have been saddled with, since most of them still take the news that they hear in the media as Gospel, and seldom if ever question it.

This "dumbing down" of the American people has been of real benefit to the US Government, since most are so woefully ignorant of what is going on behind the covert wall of national security, that they are incapable of even asking the right questions, much less obtaining truthful answers to them.

To prove my point, the next time you are seated at the dinner table or out with some friends, bring up the subject of the NSA's Echelon spy system and see how many of your aquaintences even know what it is. If you ask 10 people the chances are extremely good that all 10 will have no idea what you are even talking about. You may even want to ask them what they know about the Federal Reserve Bank. Once again, it's more than likely that all 10 of these people will tell you that it is government owned and operated, rather than the privately held and government sanctioned organization that it really is.

To be an American citizen is to be ignorant of the true nature of your government and its criminal history. If there truly is a God, and given the impending disaster that the criminal Bush Adminstration has us headed for, one may well surmise that "God" has cursed America rather than blessing her.

The US Government uses fear tactics and disinformation to keep the American people ignorant. So it's up to individuals to educate themselves as to what is really happening in this country in the present day. Once you have done so, you'll have freed yourself from the bonds of ignorance and indoctrination that this government uses to blind you to its criminality. And then you'll experience an enlightenment you never knew existed, in which it will never be able to deceive you again.