It’s a shame that people have to jump through hoops just to get help from the side effects being at ground zero, especially considering there are some that are still making money hand over fist from it. Why isn’t Rudy sick? Do people need more proof that he showed up for a photo op then headed for the hills?

The measure, known as the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, could cover up to 70,000 responders and 19,500 people who lived and worked in the devastation zone.

Progress on the bill has been painfully slow, and comes as responders face a 90-day deadline to sign on to Mayor Bloomberg’s Sept. 11 legal settlement.

Doing so would bar them from getting cash from the 9/11 bill, while the settlement money would be guaranteed. It is not certain that the bill, which is more generous, will pass. Three Republicans backed the measure, but others griped it was too pricey. One suggested the treatment was something of a sweetheart deal for New York.

“If we want to talk about New York City and Congress only acting for the benefit of New York City, that’s what this bill is about,” said Rep. Steve Buyer (R-Ind.).

Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn, Queens) ripped Buyer for suggesting there was any kind of “benefit.”

“We’re asking to care for people who are dying,” he said. “All we’re doing is letting them get better health care as they die.”

Scores of responders applauded the yes vote, but were upset at the cost critics.

“Some of them are thinking money,” said Anthony Flammia, 47, a retired Queens highway cop. “We didn’t put a monetary thing on it when we responded. If it’s coming down to money, that’s where it’s a kick in the face.”

The measure, known as the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, could cover up to 70,000 responders and 19,500 people who lived and worked in the devastation zone.
Progress on the bill has been painfully slow, and comes as responders face a 90-day deadline to sign on to Mayor Bloomberg’s Sept. 11 legal settlement.
Doing so would bar them from getting cash from the 9/11 bill, while the settlement money would be guaranteed. It is not certain that the bill, which is more generous, will pass. Three Republicans backed the measure, but others griped it was too pricey. One suggested the treatment was something of a sweetheart deal for New York.
“If we want to talk about New York City and Congress only acting for the benefit of New York City, that’s what this bill is about,” said Rep. Steve Buyer (R-Ind.).
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn, Queens) ripped Buyer for suggesting there was any kind of “benefit.”
“We’re asking to care for people who are dying,” he said. “All we’re doing is letting them get better health care as they die.”
Scores of responders applauded the yes vote, but were upset at the cost critics.
“Some of them are thinking money,” said Anthony Flammia, 47, a retired Queens highway cop. “We didn’t put a monetary thing on it when we responded. If it’s coming down to money, that’s where it’s a kick in the face.”

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http://www.philly.com/dailynews/local/20100317_He_had_thoughts_of_lovin___she_had_other_plans_for_him.html

Cops: Man lured by ex, sodomized

He had thoughts of lovin’; she had other plans for him

By REGINA MEDINA
Philadelphia Daily News
medinar@phillynews.com 215-854-5985

The 29-year-old man told his former lover that he had romance on his mind Sunday night.

His ex, Renada Williams, 28, told him she did, too, but Philadelphia police said she had on her mind a brutal plan of revenge against him.

With her former lover nude and ready for romance at her place, police said, two thugs, 16 and 20, showed up and brutalized him with a broomstick.

Police said they sodomized the man, then pummeled him with the broomstick. After the ordeal, the two tied up the unidentified victim with electrical cords.

The victim was so roughed up, he told investigators that he passed out and didn’t know how long he’d been unconscious, said police spokesman Lt. Frank Vanore.

Police arrested Williams, of Church Street near Penn, Frankford, and the juvenile, 16, of Granite Street near Torresdale Avenue. They were charged with aggravated assault, robbery and related crimes.

The 20-year-old man is a fugitive, and an arrest warrant has been issued for him.

“They beat him good,” Vanore said. “It was some sort of scorned relationship act on her behalf. She set him up.”

The woman purportedly lured her ex with a phone call, but the unsuspecting man wasn’t aware of the pair of males who lurked in a back room, Vanore said.

It “appeared that everything was going the right way for him,” Vanore said.

Then the two males appeared and began to rough up the man, he said.

At some point, the woman and her alleged accomplices, who were only acquaintances, according to police, left the residence, the victim told detectives.

He was finally able to free himself and got to Aria Health/Frankford campus Monday night, where medical personnel called police.

Initially the victim didn’t tell investigators about the sodomy assault, but later revealed the ordeal, police said.

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In Recently released Document shows that Luke has diverted funds to his Money Market Account. Can anyone say Slush fund? You can clearly see that he deposited $5000 from his checking account. If you have seen the previous article “We Demand Transparency From All”

We saw as Luke Rudkowski withdrew $20,000 from Wearechange’s PayPal account. which  was exactly $4473.10 that went to pay for his tuition at Brooklyn College.  According to the we are change site on the now replaced chip-in application the donations are for fliers, dvd’s and hold events.

It is interesting to see that Wearechange stopped using the Chip-in app which showed how much was collected and a description of purpose of the donation. They have replaced it with the non-transparent PayPal payment button (here).

When a donation is made the receipt says donation to Lukaz Rudkowski. this point was also made by Lindsey of theinfounderground.com called into The Piper report to confirm this.

How long are we going to put up with this deception before we say enough.

For More back story please read these past articles
http://crotchshotradio.com/2009/05/24/shoe-is-on-the-other-foot/
http://crotchshotradio.com/2009/06/17/more-questions-for-luke-rudkowski/
http://crotchshotradio.com/2009/12/07/false-flag-operations-are-not-just-for-governments-anymore/

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The economy in the United States if you haven’t heard is sucking major balls. The Obama Administration has commissioned the Federal Reserve to print money out of thin air to help bail out many failing financial institutions and General motors. Surprisingly enough hate speech has suffered because of the economy. We have a sit down interview with Klansman Cletus to talk how the KuKluxKlan has been affected by the economy.

Louie Bee: First I like to say Thank you Cletus for agreeing to do this interview.

Klansman Cletus: You’re very Welcome beaner. Have you given any thought on going back to Africa?

Louie Bee: Umm No. So, Cletus How has this economic slow down kept you from expressing your hate towards minorities?

Klansman Cletus: Well Spic, since the price of bleach has gone up so our robes and hoods can’t be cleaned as often. That kind of pisses us off because now we are as brown as the Koons and the beaners.

Louie Bee: So Cleanliness is close to racial pureness.

Klansman Cletus: Your damn right wetback.

Louie Bee: So besides the laundry how has the economy affected they way you conduct hate?

Klansman Cletus: Well since the price of lumber has gone up, we had to cut back on cross burnings on niggers lawns or we just have to start using Popsicle sticks and moonshine. I mean where is that porch monkey with our bailout at least we will be doing the lords work.

Louie Bee: I understand I could use some of that bailout money for some strippers. What do you say when people call you racist since you disagree with Obama’s policies?

Klansman Cletus: Well I am a racist but doesn’t mean I am wrong Look at the state of the economy he is spending to get us out of a recession its like fucking for virginity. I mean people use your god damn common sense. The man is bad hell worse than Brother Bush and Cheney. We had to kick Cheney out of the Klan because he kept trying to eat our children.

Louie Bee: Well Cletus you made a good point I never knew you bigoted Honkeys are smart sometimes. Thank you for this interview.

Klansman Cletus: You very Welcome Lou… see almost said your name spic lol Wait.. did you call me a honkey just now.

Louie Bee: Sure did Cletus and I fucked your sister-wife and she has a brown baby in her and a smile on her bitch.

I then ran to the car and got the fuck out of Alabama. Steven J. Bee will be born in January of 2010 yeeeehaawww

This is one of the funniest mother fucking comedians out there.

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http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/system_the_cia_test_…

Did the CIA test LSD in the New York City subway system?
By PHILIP MESSING
March 14, 2010

On Nov. 28, 1953, Frank Olson, a bland, seemingly innocuous 42-year-old government scientist, plunged to his death from room 1018A in New York’s Statler Hotel, landing on a Seventh Avenue sidewalk just opposite Penn Station.

Olson’s ignominious end was written off as an unremarkable suicide of a depressed government bureaucrat who came to New York City seeking psychiatric treatment, so it attracted scant attention at the time.

But 22 years later, the Rockefeller Commission report was released, detailing a litany of domestic abuses committed by the CIA. The ugly truth emerged: Olson’s death was the result of his having been surreptitiously dosed with LSD days earlier by his colleagues.

The shocking disclosure led to President Gerald Ford’s apology to Olson’s widow and his three children, who accepted a $750,000 civil payment for his wrongful death.

But the belated 1975 mea culpa failed to close a tawdry chapter of our nation’s past. Instead it generated more interest into a series of wildly implausible “mind control” experiments on an unsuspecting populace over three decades.

Much of this plot unfolded here, in New York, according to H.P. Albarelli Jr., author of “A Terrible Mistake: The Murder of Frank Olson and the CIA’s Secret Cold War Experiments.”

“For me, in countless ways the Olson story is a New York City story,” said Albarelli, a former lawyer in the Carter White House, who has written extensively about biological warfare and intelligence matters. “The CIA itself was created and initially composed of wealthy men who came from Wall Street and New York City law firms.”

Olson was a research scientist assigned to the CIA’s Special Operations Division, at Ft. Detrick, Md., who was performing top secret research relating to LSD-25, a powerful new drug whose properties were barely understood. Could psychedelic drugs be used to get enemy combatants to lay down their arms, or work as a truth serum on reluctant prisoners?

Albarelli spent more than a decade sifting through more than 100,000 pages of government documents and his most startling chestnut might be his claim that the intelligence community conducted aerosol tests of LSD inside the New York City subway system.

“The experiment was pretty shocking — shocking that the CIA and the Army would release LSD like that, among innocent unwitting folks,” Albarelli told The Post.

A declassified FBI report from the Baltimore field office dated Aug. 25, 1950 provides some tantalizing support for the claim. “The BW [biological weapon] experiments to be conducted by representatives of the Department of the Army in the New York Subway System in September 1950, have been indefinitely postponed,” states the memo, a copy of which the author provided to The Post.

An Olson colleague, Dr. Henry Eigelsbach, confirmed to Albarelli that the LSD subway test did, in fact, occur in November 1950, albeit on a smaller scale than first planned. Little, however, is known about the test — what line, how many people and what happened.

The purported experiment occurred nearly a year before a more infamous August 1951 incident in the small town of Pont St. Esprit, in the south of France, when the citizens were hit by a case of mass insanity.

Over a two-day period, some 250 residents sought hospital care after hallucinating for no apparent reason. Thirty-two patients were hauled off to mental asylums. Four died. Mercury poisoning or ergot, a fungus of rye bread, was cited as the culprit. But ergot is also one of the central ingredient of LSD. And curiously enough, Olson and his government pals were in France when the craziness erupted.

Albarelli also introduces us to George Hunter White — a ne’er-do-well agent for the Bureau of Narcotics, a forerunner to the current Drug Enforcement Administration, he was on “special contract” with the CIA.

It was White, Olson’s colleague Eigelsbach contends, who was behind the November 1950 New York City subway test — as well as a second test two years later, Albarelli claims.

“George White in 1952 did release a small amount of aerosol LSD in a subway car. He was pleased with the results as indicated in his diary, but his reports on the incident were destroyed by the CIA in 1973,” he says.

But with the CIA’s most important records on such matters destroyed or cloaked in national security claims, it remains difficult to prove whether these purported subway tests occurred.

Still, Albarelli’s portrait of White — a gruff, chain-smoking, gin-swilling reprobate with an occasional fondness for opium, hookers and Mafiosi drug-dealers — makes it apparent that if anyone could have tested LSD on an unsuspecting public, it would be him.

White had set up a CIA safe house at 81 Bedford Street, in Greenwich Village, comprised of two apartments conjoined with a hidden two-way mirror and doorway. Posing as a seaman or artist, he would regularly recruit strangers for social gatherings there, where they would be plied with psychedelic drugs, often without their knowledge. The aim was to see if White could successfully extract information from them and to assess those results, according to one CIA document.

In between home experimenting, White was well known as a carouser. The safe house was down the block from Chumley’s, a former speakeasy and now defunct bar, where White once took James Jesus Angleton, the former CIA head.

The good news for people of New York, was when they stumbled out of Chumley’s, it was a short walk home — and they didn’t need to ride the subway to get there.

NOTE: THIS ARTICLE COMES ON THE HEELS OF ANOTHER BOMBSHELL:

French bread spiked with LSD in CIA experiment

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/7415082/French-bread-spiked-with-LSD-in-CIA-experiment.html