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December 1, 7:00 PM • Alice’s Champagne Palace in Homer. Live Music by “Work in Progress” and “Elders on Fire” Admission free. Cool Door Prizes!
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The Pandora Prescription

The pharmaceutical giants have a big skeleton in their closet and will fight tooth and nail to keep it there. Author Dan Travis, notorious unsolved mystery specialist, is on another book tour when a cryptic message from a desperate stranger blows his life apart. He is sucked into a silent war which hinges on an incriminating data file. Finding it is Travis's only hope for surviving a deadly chase across America. But to find its location, Travis must discover the link between the biggest medical cover-up in history and the greatest assassination conspiracy of the twentieth century. The key lies within a secret underground of doctors sworn to an ancient oath. When the solution is the problem, which side will YOU be on? The facts behind the fiction will blow you away.

NY Nukes

A death in Alaska makes it to the movies

Uncle Ted and the Feds

Iditarod Veteran and Aviation Pioneer Missing

Lot'a Kimchee!

Alaska bribes run the long run

Walrus go down to Global Warming

FBI investigates Sen. Ted Stevens

FBI investigates link involving Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska

By ERIKA BOLSTAD and GREG GORDON

McClatchy Newspapers

U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, an Alaska Republican

WASHINGTON | The FBI is investigating the National Science Foundation’s award of $170 million in contracts to the oil field-services company that oversaw renovations on U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens’ home, McClatchy Newspapers has learned.

Veco Corp. in 1999 captured a lucrative five-year foundation contract to provide logistics and support for polar research, although it had no previous experience in that field. In the same period, Veco’s top executive managed renovations that doubled the size of the longtime Republican senator’s Girdwood, Alaska, home — raided July 30 by the FBI.

Foundation spokesman Dana Cruikshank told McClatchy Newspapers the FBI had looked into the 1999 award, worth up to $70 million, and a 2004 follow-up contract for as many as seven years that the company values at up to $100 million.

Justice Department spokesman Bryan Sierra and an FBI spokeswoman, Deborah Weierman, declined to comment.

Veco’s founder and chief executive officer, Bill Allen, pleaded guilty in the spring to making $400,000 in illegal payments to Alaska lawmakers, including Stevens’ son, Ben Stevens, then-president of the Alaska Senate. Allen is cooperating in an FBI corruption investigation that also has led to the conviction of a second Veco executive, a lobbyist, and a former Alaska state representative. Three other state lawmakers are awaiting trial on bribery charges. Ben Stevens has not been charged.

Alaska’s sole congressman, U.S. Rep. Don Young, a Republican, is also under investigation for his ties to Veco.

There had been little hint as to how Veco might have benefited from the relationship its CEO had with the elder Stevens, who served for several years as the Senate Appropriations Committee chairman. Stevens also oversaw the foundation on the Senate Commerce Committee.

No evidence has surfaced that Stevens directly steered the contract to Veco, but his aggressive support for increased funding for arctic research coincided with the company’s sudden emergence as a major player in providing logistics for polar scientists.

Stevens, 83, would not comment on the investigation.

Insurance scams

Insurance, it is one of the biggest scams that the illuminati has perpetrated on us. next to Taxes it is one of the best ways of taking the money you eran and turning it back to the Illuminati families.
Through their control of legislators and lobbiest activity they first made madatory minimums for all 50 States, then instead of demanding that all Insurance Companies provide a cheap, basic coverage for the "required by law" insurance they allow the Insurance companies to bill what ever they want. It is class warfare, forcing those that cannot afford thair vig to break the law and get fined even more, eventually becoming repeat offenders and entering the Illuminati Prison system.
I drive one of the safest vehicles made in America, a Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. It has heavy duty antilock brakes, Heavy duty transmission, dual airbags, people avoid running into and drive with great care around it (I have it painted to look just like an Alaska State trooper car, down to antennas and spot light). Geico will insure me for 52.00 a month, $624.00 per year. I paid $700.00 for the car.
When States decide to require that all drivers have commercial insurance they should require a standard minimum Insurance subsidized by the State for low income drivers. of course the low income don't have the same resource to hire people to lobby for them, so this fairness will never happen, the rich will just keep finding ways to channel the poors money into their pockets.
Right now the 2% Illuminati Families control the banks, The Insurance Companies, The Federal Reserve and the World Bank.
They tax you for their gasoline, they tax you for the land you own, they tax you for the vehicle you drive, they tax you to send your neighbors children to their State run schools, they tax you for "luxury" and they tax you for death.
You have to pay them to insure your Home, Possessions, Vehicles, Life, Health...if you consider all the tax you pay them, and all the fees that they collect, and all the insurance they collect your lucky if you actually get to keep 1/2 of each dollar you earn for your own use, the rest goes right into the collective pool of the richest of the rich, the Illuminati.
The Illuminati bought a lease on all 7 WTC buildings just before Sept 11, 2001, they took out a double indemnity for terrorist attack insurance policy, they used their own "Security Team" under the direction of George Bush's Brother to install expolsives on the night before 9/11 while also stealing almost all the gold, diamonds, securities, bonds etc. from the WTC offices.
9/10 was Marvin Bush's last day as head of Securacom, his replacement died in the WTC.
The payout for the WTC insurance was made, and all the billions paid to the Illuminati came from the US Taxpayer.

How the elite wage war

October 2004
380 tons of powerful explosives, including those used to demolish buildings and detonate nuclear weapons, disappeared from a major Iraqi munitions cache.

Our troops moved into Iraq with such speed that the munitions needed to fight a counter offensive were over run. Bush had to make sure the "bad guys" had enough weapons to wage some sort of war, so it was arranged for 380 TONS of explosives and munitions to be left laying around unguarded.

July 2007
Iraqi Insurgents somehow gain possession of thousands of US Arms, munitions and Body Armor, again apparently just left laying around unguarded by the crack Iraqi forces we entrusted them to.

If this is not evidence enough that Bush is waging a war for the profit of war you should remove your blinders.

This is a War of profit, for the benefit of the elite. They are funneling Billions of dollars from our taxes into their privately Skull & Bones owned industries at the cost of our blood. You will not see Bush, Cheney or other elitist scums children serving in the War, they are the royals, and it is for we the low surfs to toil and die at their bidding.

Shouldn't these animals have radio collars?

Where does Don Youngs money come from?

Don Young
R E P R E S E N T A T I V E (R - AK)
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Don Young (R-Alaska) - 2005
	Net Worth: From $231,007 to $566,000 Assets: 8 totaling $231,007 to $566,000 Liabilities: 0 Transactions: 1 totaling $1 to $1,000 Agreements: 0 Compensation: 0	Gifts: 0 Honoraria: 0 Income: 1 totaling $4,812 Positions Held 1 Travel: 1

Assets

Organization	Value
Doyon Limited	$0
Gwitch Yazae Native	$0
H Pawa Corp	$1 to $1,000
New York Life Insurance	$50,001 to $100,000
Putnam Growth & Income Fund	$100,001 to $250,000
State Farm Insurance	$15,001 to $50,000
State of Ak Perm Fund	$0
Wright Patman Congressional FCU/IRA	$66,003 to $165,000

DON YOUNG (R-AK)
Top Contributors

1	Veco Corp	$25,250
2	Carnival Corp	$21,650
3	Jht Holdings	$18,500
4	Blank Rome LLP	$14,150
5	Wal-Mart Stores	$14,000
6	Ilitch Holdings	$12,000
7	Lockheed Martin	$11,500
8	American Council of Engineering Cos	$11,000
9	Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel	$10,481
10	Air Line Pilots Assn	$10,000
10	Carpenters & Joiners Union	$10,000
10	CC Distributors	$10,000
10	FedEx Corp	$10,000
10	Koch Industries	$10,000
10	Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn	$10,000
10	National Assn of Home Builders	$10,000
10	National Assn of Realtors	$10,000
10	National Beer Wholesalers Assn	$10,000
10	Operating Engineers Union	$10,000
10	Outback Steakhouse	$10,000
10	United Parcel Service	$10,000

2005-2006 Total Receipts: $1,919,782
2005-2006 Total Spent: $1,959,806
Cash on Hand: $1,858,542
Debts: $0
Date of last report: December 31, 2006
First elected: 1973
Next election: 2006

Source of Funds:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

		Individual contributions	$1,049,009	(54.6%)
		PAC contributions	$707,822	(36.9%)
		Candidate self-financing	$0
		Other	$162,951	(8.5%)

PAC Contribution Breakdown
(How to read this chart / methodology)

		Business	$536,768	(78.0%)
		Labor	$137,500	(20.0%)
		Ideological/Single Issue	$13,852	(2.0%)

Quality of Disclosure:
(How to read this chart / methodology)

		Full Disclosure	$966,524	(97.9%)
		Incomplete	$900	(0.1%)
		No Disclosure	$20,300	(2.1%)

YOUNG, DON E, Republican Party
Alaska

Total number of trips - 21
Total cost of trips - $83,705.13

Average cost per trip - $3,985.96
Total number of days spent traveling - 82 days
Rank of representative - 55 (Out of 638)

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Individual trips

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Sponsor(s) - At-Sea Processors Association
Dates - May 4, 2000 - May 8, 2000 (5 days)
Location(s) - Las Vegas, NV

Purpose - give a speech/annual convention
Notes -

Travel Cost - $2,342.51
Lodging Cost - $1,270.00
Meal Cost - $130.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $3,742.51

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Alaska Natural Gas to Liquids
Dates - May 26, 2000 - June 5, 2000 (11 days)
Location(s) - Cape Town, South Africa - George, South Africa

Purpose - fact finding
Notes - dates at personal expense-6/1/2000-6/3/2000

Travel Cost - $6,937.00
Lodging Cost - $520.00
Meal Cost - $200.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $7,657.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - American Maritime Officers
Dates - December 21, 2000 - December 23, 2000 (3 days)
Location(s) - Dania, FL

Purpose - speak and tour maritime training center
Notes - lodging and meal=450

Travel Cost - $1,200.00
Lodging Cost - $450.00
Meal Cost -
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,650.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - National Rifle Association
Dates - June 26, 2000 - June 27, 2000 (2 days)
Location(s) - Greensboro, NC

Purpose - speak to outdoor writers assoc. of amer
Notes -

Travel Cost - $1,200.00
Lodging Cost - $120.00
Meal Cost - $100.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,420.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Safari Club International
Dates - February 3, 2000 - February 6, 2000 (4 days)
Location(s) - Reno, NV

Purpose - speak at annual conv. And participate in legis. Workshop
Notes - under lodging - 3 nights

Travel Cost -
Lodging Cost - $319.20
Meal Cost - $275.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $594.20

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Cook Inlet Regional Corporation
Dates - March 9, 2001 - March 11, 2001 (3 days)
Location(s) - Las Vegas, NV

Purpose - speak to board members
Notes - Spouse Lu Young accompanied. Other costs are not specified.

Travel Cost - $4,550.00
Lodging Cost - $375.00
Meal Cost - $448.00
Other Cost - $30.00
Total Cost - $5,403.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation
Dates - April 27, 2001 - April 30, 2001 (4 days)
Location(s) - Napa Valley, CA

Purpose - attend meeting and seminar with California Wildlife Conservation organizations
Notes - Spouse Lu Young accompanied. Other costs are not specified.

Travel Cost - $5,212.00
Lodging Cost - $506.67
Meal Cost - $370.27
Other Cost - $78.00
Total Cost - $6,166.94

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust
Dates - February 23, 2001 - February 27, 2001 (5 days)
Location(s) - Orlando, FL

Purpose - speech - tri funds annual conference.
Notes - Spouse Lu Young accompanied. Other costs are not specified.

Travel Cost - $3,653.08
Lodging Cost - $1,246.93
Meal Cost - $260.00
Other Cost - $40.00
Total Cost - $5,200.01

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Not specified
Dates - September 22, 2001 - September 23, 2001 (2 days)
Location(s) - Ruidoso, NM

Purpose - fact finding - Museum of American West
Notes - The sponsor was not disclosed. No lodging costs were disclosed for an overnight trip.

Travel Cost - $1,483.00
Lodging Cost -
Meal Cost -
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,483.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - American Shortline and Regional Railroad Association
Dates - January 13, 2001 - January 15, 2001 (3 days)
Location(s) - San Diego, CA

Purpose - speak at annual convention
Notes - Other expenses not specified.

Travel Cost - $4,797.00
Lodging Cost - $1,427.00
Meal Cost - $1,425.00
Other Cost - $122.00
Total Cost - $7,771.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - American Maritime Officers
Dates - February 2, 2002 - February 6, 2002 (5 days)
Location(s) - Dania, FL

Purpose - speak at conference
Notes - spouse Lu Young accompanied.

Travel Cost - $1,240.00
Lodging Cost - $800.00
Meal Cost - $640.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $2,680.00

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Associated General Contractors of America
Dates - March 16, 2002 - March 19, 2002 (4 days)
Location(s) - Las Vegas, NV

Purpose - speak to AGC convention and other industry groups
Notes - Spouse Lu Young accompanied. Other expenses not specified.

Travel Cost - $4,740.00
Lodging Cost - $1,962.00
Meal Cost - $400.00
Other Cost - $40.00
Total Cost - $7,142.00

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Maritime Trades Department
Dates - February 19, 2003 - February 23, 2003 (5 days)
Location(s) - Miami, FL

Purpose - MTD Exec Board Convention and presentation
Notes - with spouse Lu Young - meal expenses included in lodging

Travel Cost - $4,400.10
Lodging Cost - $1,423.32
Meal Cost - $40.37
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $5,863.79

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Association of American Railroads
Dates - January 17, 2003 - January 18, 2003 (2 days)
Location(s) - Miami, FL

Purpose - legislative conference
Notes - with spouse Lu Young

Travel Cost - $1,412.00
Lodging Cost - $832.00
Meal Cost - $832.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $3,076.00

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Winn Dixie Stores Inc.
Dates - April 4, 2003 - April 6, 2003 (3 days)
Location(s) - Jacksonville, FL

Purpose - roundtable: country of origin labeling
Notes -

Travel Cost - $900.00
Lodging Cost - $60.00
Meal Cost - $90.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,050.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Winn Dixie Stores Inc.
Dates - November 7, 2003 - November 9, 2003 (3 days)
Location(s) - Jacksonville, FL

Purpose - roundtable country of origin labeling and WIC reauthorization
Notes -

Travel Cost - $1,392.00
Lodging Cost - $60.00
Meal Cost - $90.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,542.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Guardian Air Service
Dates - April 14, 2003 - April 14, 2003 (1 days)
Location(s) - Las Vegas, NV - Ontario, CA - Palm Springs, CA

Purpose - transportation briefings
Notes - with spouse Lu Young

Travel Cost - $1,500.00
Lodging Cost -
Meal Cost -
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $1,500.00

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Totem Ocean Trailer Express
Dates - June 13, 2003 - June 15, 2003 (3 days)
Location(s) - San Diego, CA

Purpose - Christening of the MV Northstar
Notes - with spouse Lu Young

Travel Cost - $7,421.00
Lodging Cost - $993.60
Meal Cost - $536.35
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $8,950.95

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - West Start, Calstart, UTC, Irisbus, BP, Ballard, Daimler Chrysler
Dates - April 9, 2004 - April 18, 2004 (10 days)
Location(s) - Madrid, Spain - Barcelona, Spain - Heidleberg, Germany

Purpose - European Fuel Cell Development
Notes - 4/9-411 at personal expense

Travel Cost - $2,200.00
Lodging Cost - $1,400.00
Meal Cost - $875.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $4,475.00

Additional family members - No

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Sponsor(s) - Association of General Contractors, Phoenix
Dates - January 9, 2004 - January 10, 2004 (2 days)
Location(s) - Phoenix, AZ

Purpose - address AGC Phoenix annual dinner
Notes - spouse - Lu Young

Travel Cost -
Lodging Cost - $1,897.91
Meal Cost - $350.00
Other Cost -
Total Cost - $2,247.91

Additional family members - Yes

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Sponsor(s) - Warren Chisholm Benefit to Keep Texas Beautiful
Dates - March 3, 2005 - March 4, 2005 (2 days)
Location(s) - Austin, TX

Purpose - Honorary Host and Guest Speaker
Notes - DC - Austin - Little Rock

Travel Cost - $3,814.00
Lodging Cost -
Meal Cost - $209.88
Other Cost - $65.94
Total Cost - $4,089.82

Additional family members - Yes

http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/congtravel/member_report.php?member=7384

Offender tracking

Ankle bracelets. Ankle bracelets for sex offenders that let out a screeching tone when they come to close to schools, playgrounds or the watches worn by anyone under 12. Ankle bracelets for Gang members that sound a siren and dial 911 when they get too close to another Gang Member. Ankle bracelets for drunk drivers or repeat alcohol offenders that inject anabuse if they enter a bar or liquor store. Ankle bracelets for politicians that would send an alert when they carry more than $5,000.00 in cash. Ankle bracelets for Republicans that would recite "back up idiot" when they enter a voting booth.

Feds Probe Don Young Deep!

First we see...

Alaska Rep. Young Faces Federal Probe FOX News

followed by...

Young recovering from surgery KTUU, AK
Alaska Congressman Don Young is recovering from minor surgery this week on his prostate gland.

Jeez, these Feds probe deep, don't they!

Memorials

Memorials are supposed to be just that, memories of someone departed. John Wayne Airport, Kennedy Space Center, Bondsteel Bridge, these memorials were named after great Men to remember their names and the contributions they made to society. All of them were dedicated to those individuals AFTER they died.

There are good reasons for memorials to be postponed until an individual dies. It is supposed to be an honor, not an ego booster. It becomes bothersome when you name something like the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, Ted Stevens Airport or Don Young Bridge and then have to decide on new names when and if the still living (and still un-indited) persons of fame do something that moves them from famous to infamous, hero to heel. Aren't we lucky we don't have a Pete Kott Parkway or Ben Stevens High School to rename?

If we can't wait until people die to memorialize them I would hope that they would at least take it as a signal from society that it is time to vacate their public life, step down, bite the bullet, take the gold watch, hit the golden silk, or go sit on an ice flow and nobly drift out to sea, sparing us the burden of their senile shell of their former selves and the inevitable investigations, inditements and incarcerations that will follow when their foul deeds are eroded into view by the shifting sands of the political landscape.

And the leg bones connected to the...

Mark Walberg in Shooter

I just finished watching Mark Walberg in Shooter and thought it was a very good look into the back rooms of power and corruption. They do everything but name names and point out the Skulls and Illuminati. "A loose affiliation" I think they called "it". They even made almost obligatory reference to the JFK Coup and how the grassy Knoll shooters were buried in the desert. I especially liked the old gunsmith that related that tale and others, but thought that the friendly FBI agent was miscast, a little to down homey, fresh off the res, borderline idiot for me to buy him as an FBI agent.

The action is fast, the shooting somewhat realistic (esp if you like watching for details like position and breathing, Mark did his homework and the director used it well. Now all we need is for a few good men like the Gunny to step up and do some housecleaning. One or two in each State should be a good start.

And then FEMA lept into action...

Who ya gonna call when the next big earthquake/volcano/tsunami/fire etc. disrupts your life? We all know that FEMA will leap to action and promptly fall to their face in a near comatose state. The Red Cross will try and be there with food, water and blankets and there will hopefully be a few law dogs and fire fighters mobilized. The national guard will do what they can with the stripped down, over burdened and underfunded resources that they have, but when the crap really hits the turboprop you had better be ready to buckle up and weather the storm alone, because there is a good chance that for several hours to several months thats the only help that will be coming.
Be aware, be prepared and start deciding which neighbors you will eat first.