The Great Manmade River by Muammar Gaddafi

Moammar Gaddafi

        

The question one has to ask is, who was Moammar Gaddafi?  What information do you have about him other than what the government controlled MSM has told you?

For a decade or two we constantly heard what a tyrant Moammar Gaddafi was.   We saw evil looking pictures of this man.  We heard stories of atrocities he supposedly had committed. We heard statements that were taken out of context and plainly untrue.  All of the information we heard on him was through the Lame Stream Government Controled Propaganda Media machine.  It was All LIES!

The truth is MUCH different.  Gaddafi took the poorest most illiterate country in the WORLD and raised it to one of the highest standards of living in the Middle East.  He discovered an OCEAN of pristine ancient water under the desert which was more valuable than the oil fields.  He spent almost 40 years building what was called, "The Great Man Made River" that lead to the creation of organic farms across the desert that would feed ALL of Africa. He housed every single person in Lybia BEFORE he would house his own parents who were living in a tent.

He accomplished a HUGE list of other AMAZING humanitarian feats. So why did the Obama regime brutally murder him?  

One of the many "suspected" answers to that question was that Gaddafi no longer wanted to accept the US dollar for oil and was in the midst of launching a REAL gold monetary system that would have threatened the USA's petrodollar status.  So the Obama regime, blew up the Great Man Made River project with depleted uranium bombs, (a crime against humanity that is difficult to trump), destroyed the country and immediately installed a Rothschild controlled central bank.  

"The Great Man Made River" 
Arguable the largest construction project in this current round of history.
It pumped pure water across the barren deserts.

Gaddafi gave land, water, farming equipment, a farm house, live stock and non GMO seeds for FREE to anyone that wanted to become a farmer.
He was ending famine in all of Africa!

   

Kick back, forget every lie the MSM has told you, put your feet up and grab some non GMO popcorn (if you can find some) and watch this 1 hour documentary and see the untold story of the great, Moammer Gaddafi.

 

/////

LaVoy Finicum’s widow, Jeanette Finicum, announced this week that she would be pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against officials in Oregon.

LaVoy Finicum’s widow, Jeanette Finicum, announced this week that she would be pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against officials in Oregon.

Her husband was murdered on January 26, 2016 in an ambush orchestrated by the Oregon State Police and the FBI. The Oregon State Police are attributed with the fatal shots.

“My family and I reject the biased, whitewash findings and conclusion reported yesterday,” Mrs. Finicum told media at a press conference at the Washington County Building in St. George on Wednesday.

Jeanette Finicum responds to the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office investigation results.

According to the autopsy report of LaVoy Finicum, which was conducted by Clifford C. Nelson, MD,Finicum was shot multiple times in the back. And we know from the video that was taken from Shauna Cox’s cell phone that more shots were fired than just those that struck Finicum. In fact, FBI agents are under investigation for at least two rounds they fired.

Finicum was shot through the shoulder in the back, through the back into his chest and through the back into his abdomen. Though, he was dead, according to the autopsy report, those on the scene decided to handcuff him with his hands behind his back.

Yet, both the FBI and the Oregon State Police claim that the shooting was justified, even though no lives were in danger but Finicum’s and those in his vehicle!!!

Yet, Mrs. Finicum claims that she and her attorneys have evidence that the roadblock was a setup, or as eyewitness Victoria Sharp said, “an ambush.”

“I believe, my family believes, my lawyers believe that this evidence will ‘shock the conscience,” she said.

Mrs. Finicum also claims that the video produced by the Department of Justice was selectively edited and that the uncut version shows her husband with his hands up and walking away from his vehicle, which it does. 

“A man to the right of the video obviously fired some projectile at him. Immediately he leaned over to his left hip area where it appeared some projectile hit him,” claims Finicum.

She also said that investigators left her husband in the snow for upwards of ten minutes without any type of medical attention because they knew they had killed him.

US Attorney for the District of Utah seems most concerned over a potential coverup in the FBI.

“The greater concern though is, why would an individual lie about firing their weapon? And then did others know and are they covering for him?” Tolman asked.

I agree.  Why was there a coverup not only by the FBI agent that fired his weapon, but apparently four others were covering for him. Not only those agents, but it appears that Greg Bretzing, special agent in charge of the FBI in Portland said, “The question of who fired these shots has not been resolved.”



Does that not also sound like a coverup? How can you know that two rounds were fired by one of your agents but not know who that agent is?

Something is rotten in Denmark for sure surrounding this entire thing, and Mrs. Finicum and her attorneys not only have evidence of wrongdoing, but it appears that over 600 emails and text messages that surround and involve Oregon Governor Kate Brown, as well as everything that took place from December 29, 2015 till the standoff ended might need some explaining as well.

On Thursday, the Central Oregon Major Incident Team released 360 pages of documents, including the autopsy and interviews with the Oregon State Police officers concerning the traffic stop.

More documents will be released, according to the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, which released the Shauna Cox cell phone video.

/////

The Time When A Single Computer Ran An Entire Country

A British computer scientist and cybernetic pioneer named A. Stafford Beer was invited in 1971 by the socialist/Marxist government of Chile, under the democratically elected Salvador Allende, to "run the country."

A high ranking cabinet official had read Beer's work on cybernetics, and convinced the Allende government – which would be swiftly removed by a CIA-backed coup only two years later in 1973 – to create an experiment in a high tech socialist state.

Beer's vision for controlling society included cybernetic managers who would sit in futuristic chair with buttons, panels and displays straight out of Star Trek. 

They would track data fed from the arms and legs and outposts of the country, which spans 3,000 miles North-to-South. Live data feeds would include feedback from ordinary citizens, who would express their satisfaction/or lack-thereof through a volt-o-meter in their living room that Beer called the "algedonic meter" – which expressed the pleasure or pain of the individuals and ultimately the whole of society.

Back to reality, in the two years Stafford Beer had to manage Chile's economy and government with little funding, and used one computer to network data feed from points throughout the nation via Telex machines connected through the nation's telecom.

Ironically, these communications lines were ultimately owned and controlled by the American corporation ITT, which was closely connected with the CIA overthrow of Allende.

Until that point, it had been the nervous system of Stafford Beer's cybernetically-controlled society of the future.

Did anyone bother pointing out that the pleasure/pain centers are most useful for Pavlovian conditioning – training the responses of lab animals, or carefully managed "sheeple" who do as they're told in society?

Truthstream Can Be Found Here:
Website: http://TruthstreamMedia.com
FB: http://Facebook.com/TruthstreamMedia
Twitter: @TruthstreamNews
Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/bbxcWX

In November of 1970, Dr. Salvador Allende was inaugurated president of Chile. A short, squat man, with thick glasses and a penchant for elegant clothing, he had made several prior attempts for the presidency, beginning in 1952. He was a Marxist, the first elected to so high an office in any country. His election could almost be described as sheer accident, and his party, Popular Unity (PU), was a hodgepodge of socialists, communists, social democrats, and Christian democrats. His days were numbered, as we know, but his naiveté was not total. His vision was only an impossible delusion in the political sense – in the economic sense his administration had a remarkably profound understanding of socialist economics and their implementation. 

 

The program of nationalization, implemented immediately, experienced several structural problems in early 1971. It is enough to say that more organization was necessary, as was more monitoring, or surveillance. For the most part, the directors (“interventors”) of the new state industries were competent, however, some were not, and it was difficult to determine the difference with the few existing channels of communication between industry and state. In August of that month, Fernando Flores, the young intellectual who had been named General Manager of the CORFO, the state institution that regulated the recently nationalized factories, flew to England to meet with a very peculiar man. Bearded and eccentric, lacking any formal degree in cybernetics or computer sciences, Stafford Beer was a visionary in the mold of Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, with one key difference – he was a socialist, even a techno-communist. He spoke no Spanish. However, he communicated to Flores – in broken Latin – that he very much desired to offer his expertise to the Chilean project. In November, 1971, Beer landed in Santiago. With a daily salary of 500 US dollars, he began to construct the Cybersyn project, also known as Synco. 

The first achievement of the Cybersyn was the Cybernet, a communications system of daily updates on resources consumed and goods produced in each popular factory. It also included a statistical component that traced economic trends over time and could, theoretically, prevent distribution issues before they arose. At the same time, there were several complex and highly recursive systems that governed, or would have governed, the hierarchy of each factory and the relevant workers counsels, infrastructure, and, eventually, the entire economy, up to the level of macroeconomic trends. But the Cybernet was the most central and most developed component of the project. It was what saved the government during the Gremial strike of 1972, after which Allende appointed Flores as the new Economic Minister. The Cybernet system became more efficient over time, and the daily economic reports which it produced for La Moneda Palace were of vital importance over the following year. On September 8, 1973, Allende requested that the center of operations of Cybersyn be transported to the presidential palace. On the tenth, a room of La Moneda was measured for a new center of operations. 

The next day, among the ashes of the regime, the soldiers entered the control room and looked around them. Here was a dilemma. Over the following weeks, a great deal of debate followed on the subject of what to do with this cybernetic beast. With all of the personnel dead or fled, the military government never managed to understand the system. They dismantled it. This was not the end of cybernetics of Chile, but the beginning of a new cybernetics, as we will see, but the Cybersyn was interred with its patron. 

“We are and will always be partisans of a centralized economy: every enterprise will have to develop the production plans set by the government.” – Salvador Allende 

“The Allende administration is decentralizing power…” – Stafford Beer 

Eyewar - Cybernetics and Project Cybersyn

A history of real-time information technlology, war, politics, commerce and the rise of the idea of organisational cybernetics.

Project Cybersyn was a Chilean project from 1971--1973 (during the government of President Salvador Allende) aimed at constructing a distributed decision support system to aid in the management of the national economy.

Project Cybersyn was based on Viable system model theory and a neural network approach to organizational design, and featured innovative technology for its time: it included a network of telex machines (Cybernet) in state-run enterprises that would transmit and receive information with the government in Santiago. Information from the field would be fed into statistical modeling software (Cyberstride) that would monitor production indicators (such as raw material supplies or high rates of worker absenteeism) in real time, and alert the workers in the first case, and in unnormal situations also the central government, if those parameters fell outside acceptable ranges.

In July 1971, Stafford Beer was contacted by Fernando Flores, then a high-level employee of the Chilean Production Development Corporation (CORFO), for advice on incorporating Beer's theories of cybernetics into the management of the newly nationalized sector of Chile's economy. Beer saw this as a unique opportunity to implement his ideas of cybernetic management on a national scale, and also sympathized with the stated ideals of Chilean socialism, which aimed to maintain Chile's democratic system and the autonomy of workers instead of imposing a Soviet-style system of top-down command and control. More than just offering advice, Beer stepped aside from most of his other consulting business and devoted a great deal of time to what became Project Cybersyn, [...] However, after the military coup on September 11, 1973, Cybersyn was abandoned and the operations room was destroyed. 

Sources
- "IU professor analyzes Chile's 'Project Cybersyn'". UI News Room. Retrieved 27 May 2013.
- Project Cybersyn | varnelis.net
- Eden Medina (2011). Cybernetic Revolutionaries: Technology and Politics in Allende's Chile, 1st edn. Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press. ISBN 978-0-262-01649-0. section 4, p. 121
- Eden Medina (2006). "Designing Freedom, Regulating a Nation: Socialist Cybernetics in Allende's Chile". J. Lat. Amer. Stud. 
(Cambridge University Press) (38): 571--606. doi:10.1017/S0022216X06001179.

- www.rootandthorn.soup.io

80 min. Root and Thorn - Realease-year unknown.
By Ganix Naston, Zoe Pavlovitch, Harun Krasna

/////