I'm taking this opportunity to set the record straight on some internal issues within the management
structure of WTPRN. It has come to my attention over the past few days that some nasty rumors are floating
around the Internet regarding the status of WTPRN, and I'm going to put all that to bed right now.
I co-founded WTPRN nearly a year and a half ago along with my business partner. Over that time, I have
grown increasingly frustrated with the financial accounting within the organization. My business partner
was responsible for the accounting and finances. I have recently stepped up the pressure to get
the accounting up to date and fully audited.
This past week I have stepped up my pressure. I have demanded to see the books, and I am
now being flatly refused from seeing the accounting.
So until further notice, I am assuming complete management control of WTPRN until such a time as this issue
is resolved. I require my business partner to come clean with a proper audit of the financials. As a
co-owner, I'm owed that.
At the request of Genesis Communications Network, we are no longer allowed to broadcast "The Alex Jones Show." We regret this move because it has always been our belief that the more venues for information the better the odds in our fight for freedom. Sadly, we were also notified that we are no longer allowed to broadcast "Deadline Live" with Jack Blood. We will miss Jack's humor and cutting edge coverage of the important events from around the world. We will continue to work with people and groups who have a sincere interest in saving our Constitutional Republic from tyranny.
Because of these forced changes we are happy to bring you more great shows as follows: "The Global Reality" with Josh Reeves, weekdays from 11 AM to 2 PM Central, Josh will give you the truth you won't hear on any other network. Following Josh will be "The American Awakening" with Michael Herzog, weekdays from 2 PM to 4 PM Central. Michael specializes in serious topics often relating to freedom and financial security. We are also happy to announce the return of the first hour of "The Intelligence Report" with Mark Koernke, weekdays from 4 PM to 6 PM Central. Please check the "Schedule" and "Broadcasters" navbar links for more show information.
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August 18, 2008 With every telephone call, swipe of a card and click of a mouse, information is being recorded, compiled and stored about Britain's citizens. An investigation by The Sunday Telegraph has now uncovered just how much personal data is being collected about individuals by the Government, law enforcement agencies and private companies each day. In one week, the average person living in Britain has 3,254 pieces of personal information stored about him or her, most of which is kept in databases for years and in some cases indefinitely. The data include details about shopping habits, mobile phone use, emails, locations during the day, journeys and internet searches. In many cases this information is kept by companies such as banks and shops, but in certain circumstances they can be asked to hand it over to a range of legal authorities. Full Story
August 18, 2008 In the Sunday, August 10 Dispatch front page story, the paper conveniently avoids reporting on Blackwell’s well-documented activities. There’s no mention of: Blackwell’s directive that returned voter registration applications that weren’t on “80-bond paper weight”; Blackwell’s refusal to count the votes for the first time in modern Ohio history if voters were at the right polling place but the wrong precinct table; the fact that Blackwell outsourced Ohio’s official vote count tabulation to Michael Connell, a Bush family partisan who sent the vote tally to a Republican server site in Chattanooga, Tennessee tied to the White House; or of his full-court blitz on TV trying to get Democratic Presidential candidate John Kerry to concede with 250,000 uncounted votes. Full Story
August 18, 2008 Unless we are Native American Indians, all Americans have their origins in some other country. Both of my parents were from England. They were proud to be "British" but they were most proud of achieving their American citizenship. Sure, we had pictures of the Queen and nick-nacks with the Union Jack on them. My mother even celebrated the traditional 4 o'clock tea time and was good at making Yorkshire Pudding. In the late 60's my older brother served in the US Army and did his tour in Viet Nam. When it came down to "allegiance," we were all patriotic Americans. Period. The word "allegiance" means that we promise loyalty. It also carries with it the expectation that this loyalty will be exclusive and unrestrained. In the case of a declared war or real threat or conflict, for example, our allegiance to America should preclude any other interest, be it another country or political ideology. Full Story
August 18, 2008 Can you hear me as I scream out from my watery grave in the Mediterranean Sea? Can you hear me from the tomb in the mass grave at Arlington National Cemetery? Can you hear me from my grave in the rolling hills of Kentucky? Can you hear me from my grave next to Mom & Dad’s house in Wisconsin? I am in many graves throughout this land in America. Can you hear me, so my death was not in vain? I was 19 years old and had the rest of my life ahead of me. I sure miss Mom and Dad, my kid brother. Most of all I miss the love of my life, Jenny. We met in second grade. We went to the prom together. She went off to college and I went off to the navy to serve my country. I loved her so much. How could I have looked into the future and known that my fate had already been sealed? I was to be murdered in cold blood. Full Story
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Silver Testimonial
Friends,
This is just my opinion of course, But if you can transfere out of your investment real estate and intangables, right now looks like a prime time to do it. The only issue I see is that actual delivery on metal is about 4-6 weeks! Think about it. Logic and supply & demand would tell you that if metals are "on sale", there must be a glut of material on hand that needs to be sold....right? Wrong!
The powerbrokers are well aware that most of the public has no liquid assets to buy metals. They don't care how hard it will be for dealers to fill orders for the relatively small number of people who are able to take advantage of this moment in time. It's all about creating a false sense of value in the dollar. They are trying to cover their paper shorts using smoke and mirrors, but when the lights go up and the music stops, reality will be apparent.
Tim Frey of Roberts and Roberts is the best guy in country to deal with. His number is (800) 874-9760 (Banner Above)
August 15, 2008 Attorney: "Jeane was very clear with me that if she was ever found dead of an apparent suicide, I was to make sure that all the evidence was publicly disseminated so that it could be independently evaluated." Exclusive: Citizens For Legitimate Government has learned that Deborah Jeane Palfrey's lawyer, Montgomery Blair Sibley, has intervened to stop a lawsuit seeking to prevent the Tarpon Springs, Florida, Police Department from releasing information requested by Sibley pertaining to the investigation of Jeane's death. On July 22, 2008, Sibley requested under the Florida Public Records Act, "copies of any and all records, including without limitation police reports and photographs, related to the investigation of the death of Deborah Jeane Palfrey on May 1, 2008, at [redacted] Tarpon Springs, Florida. This request includes copies of every document related to the matter, regardless of the format in which the information is stored. I note that information stored on a computer is as much a public record as a written page in a book or stored in a filing cabinet." Full Story
August 15, 2008 Across the country, police are using GPS devices to snare thieves, drug dealers, sexual predators and killers, often without a warrant or court order. Privacy advocates said tracking suspects electronically constitutes illegal search and seizure, violating Fourth Amendment rights of protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, and is another step toward George Orwell's Big Brother society. Law enforcement officials, when they discuss the issue at all, said GPS is essentially the same as having an officer trail someone, just cheaper and more accurate. Most of the time, as was done in the Foltz case, judges have sided with police. With the courts' blessing, and the ever-declining cost of the technology, many analysts believe that police will increasingly rely on GPS as an effective tool in investigations and that the public will hear little about it. Last year, FBI agents used a GPS device while investigating an embezzlement scheme to steal from District taxpayers, attaching one to a suspect's Jaguar. Full Story
August 15, 2008 Having watched John McCain and Barack Obama resolutely pledge their allegiance - and their countrymen's lives and treasure - to the defense of Israel via AIPAC, the media, and personal meetings with Israeli leaders, it is worth asking what could possibly drive these men to so ardently commit America to participation in other people's religious wars. This question is particularly important today as the Bush administration and the Israel-firsters continue to push for an unprovoked U.S. attack on Iran. Let me say that I harbor no resentment over the actions of Israel's leaders. For more than 60 years, they have knowingly made their country a pariah in the Arab and Islamic worlds, just as the Palestinians have made themselves pariahs in much of the West. This is, of course, the right of both parties, but neither seems to want to face the consequences of their decisions. With demographic realities and increasingly radical, well-armed Arabs making them panicky about Israel's security, Israel's leaders naturally to try to lock down as much U.S. support as possible. Having consciously - if unwisely - put all their eggs in the U.S. basket since the 1973 War, Israel's leaders must do everything possible to protect their relationship with Washington. Full Story
August 15, 2008 The district attorney's office in New Orleans is considering whether to appeal a judge's decision to toss out murder and attempted murder charges against seven police officers for a shooting in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. In quashing the indictments Wednesday, District Judge Raymond Bigelow agreed with defence arguments that prosecutors violated state law by divulging secret grand jury testimony to a police officer who was a witness in the case. Survivors of the Sept. 4, 2005, shootings have said the officers fired at unarmed people crossing the Danziger Bridge to get food at a grocery store. Ronald Madison, a 40-year-old mentally disabled man, and James Brissette, 19, were killed and four other people were wounded. The officers admitted to shooting at people on the bridge, but said they were fired upon first. Full Story
