The Wake Up Project

In an unprecedented move, apparently one that has never happened before, nearly all U.S. Ambassadors to all nations have been called back to Washington for a summit conference. This event, mostly unreported, concluded on 4-Feb-2011. politico.com reports, “Ambassadors from almost all 260 U.S. embassies, consulates and other posts in more than 180 countries are expected to convene at the State Department for what’s being billed as the first meeting of its kind.” huffingtonpost.com , “Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is convening an unprecedented mass meeting of U.S. ambassadors.” The first logical thought that comes to mind… Looking back at all previous world crisis, what might now be so important, evidently more-so than anything ever in the past, to call all Ambassadors back to Washington? And why has the press not reported on such an unusual event involving every U.S. diplomatic ambassador in the world? The sky’s the limit with ideas and conspiracy… To g...

Contributed By Buzzvessel Who knows about HAARP having these Digisonde Triangulation Measurement Sensor Stations? One is in each: Gilbertsville, KY, Beebe, AR & LaBarre, LA....all three were mass killsites of birds recently. HAARP is aimed at the approximate locations of these Sensor Stations or receivers, then fine-tuned to insure the energy field is precisely on target. This triangulation of stations is placed at 120 degrees in an Isosceles Triangle. The epicenter is then in the center of the long line of the furthest points and is where the auroral ionospheric energy will be at maximum during HAARP transmission. This focus point is in this key position of the sensor stations in the aforementioned towns in KY, AR & LA and happens to be on the New Madrid Fault Line! Ten major natural gas pipelines and underground nuclear facilities along that fault line would rupture and disrupt service to hundreds of thousands of people, as well as cause massive radiation to the area. ...

Does your government have an Internet kill-switch? Read our guide to Guerrilla Networking and be prepared for when the lines get cut. By Patrick Miller, David Daw, PCWorld These days, no popular movement goes without an Internet presence of some kind, whether it’s organizing on Facebook or spreading the word through Twitter. And as we’ve seen in Egypt, that means that your Internet connection can be the first to go. Whether you’re trying to check in with your family, contact your friends, or simply spread the word, here are a few ways to build some basic network connectivity when you can’t rely on your cellular or landline Internet connections. Do-It-Yourself Internet With Ad-Hoc Wi-Fi Even if you’ve managed to find an Internet connection for yourself, it won’t be that helpful in reaching out to your fellow locals if they can’t get online to find you. If you’re trying to coordinate a group of people in your area and can’t rely on an Internet connection, cell phones, or SMS, your best b...