Sunday, September 25, 2011
Prison Planet.com » Perry Caught In Blatant Lie Over Support For Bailouts
Denies he ever supported $700 million blank check for Wall St
Steve Watson
Prisonplanet.com
Sept 23, 2011
GOP Presidential candidate Rick Perry has been caught in an outright lie regarding his previous support for the 2008 Federal bailout of Wall Street.
When asked recently by a reporter about his position on the controversial TARP program and how that tallied with his current position on monetary policy, Perry denied that he had ever expressed any support for the federal bailouts.
“You never supported TARP?” asked the female reporter.
“No ma’am.” Perry replied.
“I thought I saw a letter where you’d written actually encouraging the support of TARP?” the reporter then stated.
“No Ma’am.” Perry once again replied.
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Martial Law Drill Commences as Economy Begins Descent

More than 100 government agencies are taking part in Operation Mountain Guardian, made possible due to a grant from the Department of Homeland Security through FEMA Region VIII and the State of Colorado Governor’s Office of Homeland Security, according to KDVR in Denver.
Mock terror drills will be staged at a mall, an elementary school, a community college, a hospital, and transportation hubs, including the Denver airport.
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Windows Phone DOES transmit location information without user consent | ZDNet
Summary: Statements made by Microsoft to the US House of Representatives prove to be at odds with how its Windows Phone OS actually works.
Earlier this month Microsoft was hit with a lawsuit which claimed that the new Windows Phone OS tracked users without their consent. Now new evidence has come to light which seems to prove that there is some substance to this lawsuit.
Enter Rafael Rivera, one of the programmer behind the Windows Phone jailbreaking tool ChevronWP. After initially being skeptical about the lawsuit, Rivera decided to test the Windows Phone camera app to see what information, if any, it sent to Microsoft when the phone was reset to the ‘out-of-box’ experience.
Note: The OS version tested by Rivera was Windows Phone OS 7.0.7004.0.
What Rivera discovered was that the app sent several packets to Microsoft, one to agps.location.live.net and several to Microsoft’s Location Inference (codenamed Orion) service hosted at inference.location.live.net. The information transmitted included:
- OS Version
- Device Information
- Wireless access points in the vicinity of the handset, including MAC addresses and power levels
- Various GUID-based identifiers
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