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Devin Nunes dropped a bombshell yesterday in an interview with Maria Bartiromo [Video Here]. Many people are overlooking the implications of his speculation; and, more importantly how Nunes statement answers just about every contradictory question people have carried. Including:

Although Google has scrubbed much of it's past, using the waybackmachine.org can take you back as far as the mid '90's with millions of captured web pages with active links. Lots of fun and good for investigative purposes. When you type in a URL, pick "Show all". There is also advanced keyword search. Let's see who can come up with some interesting Blasts from the Past. I am starting with this one that I found on Free Republic dated April 14, 1998. Note: When you go back, only the highlighted days will have content.

Just a fair warning since I know many people on this board also go over to GLP: The website Godlike Productions is a government run operation headed by the Tavistock Institute. The owner, Jason Lucas(^^Trinity^^), as well as many of the posters there are members of the US intelligence community and are collecting information on "subjects." I doubt GLP is the only one. (I'm not insinuating that FR) is a government operation.)

Terrorism on the Internet – a plausible idea in today’s world – is both intriguing and frightening. Author Robert Lanzone’s first novel, Cyberjihad, chronicles just such a clandestine scheme. What kind of harm can terrorists achieve on the Internet? Author Robert Lanzone's novel, Cyberjihad (ISBN 1-4208-2145-8) reveals a terrorist plot so convincing, it places the book on the hairy edge of non-fiction. Synopsis: A Wall Street computer whiz travels through cyberspace, where he stumbles upon terrorists plotting to destabilize the world’s economy and nuclear defenses. Reluctantly sucked in by government bureaucrats, this computer genius becomes torn between the safety of...

NEWS May 19 - 25, 2004 www.bigbrother.govThe feds want to know who?s been visiting the Web site of voting watchdog Bev Harris, and they?re likely to get what they want.by George Howland Jr. Bev Harris of Renton runs a Web site that is a clearinghouse in the fight against electronic voting.(Rick Dahms) RELATED ARTICLE Black Box Backlash    In the past 20 months, Harris has become America?s leading critic of electronic voting (see ?Black Box Backlash, March 10). Her reporting on the problems with new computer voting machines has been a key component in a national, grassroots movement to...