Posted on 05/13/2004 8:35:22 PM PDT by SeenTheLight
The computer Nick Berg had with him in Iraq should yield a treasure trove of information.Hopefully we have been able to retreive it.
Apparently this guy was some kind of engineering genius.
There used to be quite a good sized jewish community in Iraq. It started to unravel in the six days war, all Iraqi Jews overseas were drafted, the penalty for refusal was death, many were murdered anyway. We had two brothers at (UK) college who could never go home, I think they went to Canada in the end.
No. Not at all.
How is Uganda a hotbed of al-Qa'ida activity?
That's the only part I don't accept or agree with. The more likely reason for the FBI visiting his family's home in West Chester is the fact that agents had met with him while he was in Iraqi custody in Mosul three times, and were probably as puzzled as to what he was up to as we are. They were probably asking the father to help fill in the blanks, and probably also just "checking in" with the family since their son was being detained in a war-torn foreign country, although I doubt Michael Berg would give them credit for that level of humanity. His (the father's) membership/support with International ANSWER probably wouldn't be enough on its own to spark a visit.
But, with the new detail coming out about his former uncle who is an Iraqi, and the possiblity that he purchased a computer for Moussaoui, this is getting curiouser and curiouser.
These are some screwy times we live in, aren't they?
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Prometheus Towers appears to be the brainchild of Nick Berg and his father was apparently working for Nick, not the other way around.
I'm beginning to think that if Nick Berg was on anyone's spy list, he was one of ours. But I'm also beginning to conclude that he was legitimately trying to drum up business for himself in Iraq. A lot of Americans made a lot of money doing this work in East Europe after the wall came down. Maybe he thought he could get in on the ground floor in Iraq.
But Nick Berg's link with Moussoui and his Father's link to Commie peacenicks and Al Queida apologists is troubling. But then again my father and I differed dramatically politically when I was Nick's age. Only back then I was the commie and my dad was the conservative.
No Oswald wasn't--he was ordered to appear that way. He was really close with one of the men who trained the anti-Castro freedom fighters. He thought Kennedy was an appeaser after leaving the cubans in the lurch at the Bay of Pigs--that's why he killed Kennedy!!
Nobody is denying Nick was a fearless tower climber. But I think Prometheus is the key.
This was a hack and slice job, with the victim held down on the carpet. You can see the spreading blood lake. The blood is exiting massively while Berg's head is still roughly in place. By the time the head is taken off, he is mostly exsanguinated, and there is no blood pressure left to cause "guillotine" blood spurting.
See my last about the blood.
So the two *unrelated* Prometheus groups are just another one of those incredible coincidences which seem to dog Nick "Forrest Gump" Berg?
To: Travis McGee
I think these are the same guys, but I can't find the Berg's name anywhere, but on the home page, they mention just getting back from Guatemala (wasn't Nick Berg there?) and it is fow low powered FM stations, and they are located in PA.
Here's a start:
http://www.prometheusradio.org/
http://www.prometheusradio.org/faq_fiscal.shtml
Frequently Asked Questions
Prometheus' crackerjack team of technical types shares the most frequently asked questions and provides the answers.
The Question
What is a fiscal sponsor? Do I need one
The Answer
Many small, unincorporated associations have "fiscal sponsors." A fiscal sponsor is a 501c3 organization which receives money, tax exempt, for the smaller organization. The fiscal sponsor generally has a mission which is in harmony with the mission of the smaller group, and it files tax returns and so on behalf of the smaller organization in exchange for a percentage (often 5%) of the money that they receive from grants for the smaller organization. Obviously, you do not need a fiscal sponsor if your organization already has a 501c3. Also, you can't have a fiscal sponsor unless you do have an organization...individuals are not eligible for fiscal sponsorship.
People can make donations to you if you do not have a fiscal sponsor or a 501c3 organization, but their donations are not tax deductible. Most foundations require that you have at least a fiscal sponsor.
Generally speaking, it takes 6 months to a year to get your 501c3 status. A fiscal sponsor can accept money in the meantime.
Most organizations choose to get their own 501c3 when they start bringing in more than about 25 or 30 thousand dollars a year. Beneath that, it is probably worth it to pay the 5% for the fiscal sponsor, because they take care of the dealings with the IRS for you. Audits can be expensive and time consuming, and can add up to more than 5% of your income anyway.
The Question
I need a fiscal sponsor. do you know any good ones
As a matter of fact, we do. New Society Educational Foundation is a group specifically devoted to supporting small progressive organizations through fiscal sponsorship. You might also be eligible for a $500 start up grant to help your station get off the ground.
Prometheus' own Pete Tridish is on the board, please contact him if you are interested. http://www.nonviolence.org/issues/nsef/
143 posted on 05/14/2004 9:47:50 AM PDT by eyespysomething (The Barbarians are at the Gates. Don't give Kerry the key!)
Damn, those pesky coincidences just keep hammering poor Nick!
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