Like a mass blogging will really help more than to help the elite understand you even more.

The net is MILITARY, it always has been and always was.

Yeah keep blogging, it REALLY helped stop the wars in the world and create a more fair and healthier society.

Keep blogging like the confused and well meaning cowards you are, the ELITE is counting on it.

DONT learn how to be activists on the street meeting your fellow "citizens", just keep blogging, its cool, hip and trendy.

Keep blogging till the jack booted NWO crush your fingers to a pulp and tell you to fuck off.

Which you will do.

Because Lagom Landet did not teach you how to stand up for yourself.

Keep blogging och klaga för att jag posta i ENGLESKA, och gör en liten cool citat på English, som att det ska vara hip and cool.

Keep blogging till the day you wake up in a total police state.

The chinese blog too....

Jo, jag önskar också mer riktiga projekt och engagemang och mindre online-snick-snack. Du har helt rätt Lorax! Hoppas bara att alla fattar ditt ironiska sätt att presentera din kritik mot snick-snack istället för engagemang.

Jag och micro stänger gärna ned detta forum över sommaren och enbart behåller en kalendern (fast med möjlighet till kommentarer)

http://vaken.se/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=VakenKalender

Justa bandage i vår bananplantage......


På tosdagen den 3 juli kl 15-19 festar vi mot FRA-lagen på Mynttorget vid Riksdagen. Temat för festen är "Bananrepublik", en ironisk blinkning till att vi håller på att förlora våra demokratiska rättigheter i Sverige. Trots det tänker vi inte deppa ihop - festen blir en välbehövlig vitaminkick, med en sjudundrande sambaorkester och gratis bananer till alla.
För de som vill blogga på plats finns det uppkopplade datorer i våra partytält.

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Vad roligt att höra!

Synd att ni är bara två...

Ni måste känner er ensamma.. ; )

Det är väl bra med både internetaktivism och göra saker i på gatan? Hur många har inte "vaknat upp" genom att läsa och söka online?
Däremot så finns det säkert ett drös som förbrukar tiden i ickekreativitet. Det är väl bättre att blogga och försöka sprida information än att slänga skit på varandra på ett forum?

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Föstår hur du tänker, fast jag VET att det ledar ingenstans. Det finns människor här på Vaken som i flera år BODE har gjort mycket mer, vara skapande både i politiskt spelet och ute på gatarna, inte hänge med vänster och höger beronde på vad DE ordnar, men att vara KREATIVA själva och visa alternativen.

Den där protest etc kommer vara präglats av vänster personner och moderat perssoner som går över till "andra" sidan.

Same shit different Lagom Land

Jo, men det bästa är väl att göra det man kan göra på båda fronterna. Om person 1 är ensamstående och arbetslös så har person 1 kanske tid att vara ute på saker. Om person 2 arbetar och har familj så kanske han inte har samma tid. Om person 3 är rullstolsbunden och bor på 10 våningen utan hiss, så kanske bloggen är ett alternativ?
Sedan kan man tycka att det är lite lustigt att t.ex. man har organiserat 4500 människor på Facebook mot övervakning, då Facebook är övervakning. Men internet är en platform där man kan organisera sig för att sedan gå ut, precis som denna sida vaken. Protesterna kring bloggare marknadsför motståndet och kanske får människor att vakna till och intressera sig i frågan. Detsamma borde hända även med Lissabonfördraget, att vi borde kräva en folkomröstning. Men jag tror knappt människor vet vad Lissabonfördraget är för något... politik, äh, vi vill titta på fotboll och knäcka en bira istället.

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Haha! Bra svar! Hålla med!

Jag tycker, som flera här ute var jag bor, att människor i sverige har haft det så bra så länge (inget fel i detta) men att de har varit isolerade och GROOMED och passificerade för länge.

Läge är så dåligt nu, om det var i Bolivia, det skulle folk vara ute med barnen, inte gå till jobbet denna dagen, OM det skulle ledar någonstans skulle det ser ÅTMINSTONE ut som det här:

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/IMAGES/sao%20paulo%20demo.jpg

folket menar väl, men det är för lite för sent

Här är lite kodord som FRA tänder på.....bra att använda på bloggen....


In case of FRA: Terrorist, bomb, weapons of mass destruction, kill many people at the same time, Osama Bin Laden, CIA, KGB, Dimitri Medvedev, Vladimir Putin, Chemical Warfare, Cold War, Jihad, Mujaheddin, Satan, War on Terror, Oil, Funding, Bank, Kalashnikov, counter-intelligence, industrial espionage

В случае ОЛР: террорист, бомба, оружие массового уничтожения, убивают многих людей, в то же время Усама бен Ладен, ЦРУ, КГБ, Дмитрий Медведев, Владимир Путин, химической войны, холодной войны "джихад", моджахедов, сатана, войны Террор, Нефть, фонды, банк, Калашников, контрразведки, промышленный шпионаж


وفي حالة فرنسا : الارهابيه ، والقنابل ، واسلحه الدمار الشامل وقتل الكثير من الناس وفي الوقت نفسه ، اسامة بن لادن ، وكالة المخابرات المركزية ، كيه جي بي ، ديمتري medvedev ، فلاديمير بوتين ، والحرب الكيمياءيه ، والحرب الباردة والجهاد والمجاهدين ، الشيطان ، الحرب على الارهاب ، والنفط ، والتمويل ، بنك ، كلاشينكوف ، والاستخبارات المضاده ، والتجسس الصناعي

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Haha! Hur vet du DET?

How about this then?

Block
Number First Letters Command / DOD Component / Agency
1 AA - AF USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
2 AG - AL USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
3 AM - AR USSPACECOM (US Space Command)
4 AS - AZ USEUCOM (US European Command)
5 BA - BF USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
6 BG - BL USSOUTHCOM (US Southern Command)
7 BM - BR USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
8 BS - BZ USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command)
9 CA - CF US Army
10 CG - CL US Navy
11 CM - CR US Air Force
12 CS - CZ US Marine Corps
13 DA - DF NSA (National Security Agency)
14 DG - DL DNA (Defense Nuclear Agency)
15 DM - DR DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency)
16 DS - DZ DCA (Defense Communications Agency) (note 1)
17 EA - EF USCENTCOM (US Central Command)
18 EG - EL JCS (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
19 EM - ER USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
20 ES - EZ USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
21 FA - FF USSPACECOM (US Space Command)
22 FG - FL USEUCOM (US European Command)
23 FM - FR USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
24 FS - FZ USSOUTHCOM (US Southern Command)
25 GA - GF USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
26 GG - GL USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command)
27 GM - GR US Army
28 GS - GZ US Navy
29 HA - HF US Air Force
30 HG - HL US Marine Corps
31 HM - HR NSA (National Security Agency)
32 HS - HZ DNA (Defense Nuclear Agency)
33 IA - IF DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency)
34 IG - IL DCA (Defense Communications Agency) (note 1)
35 IM - IR USCENTCOM (US Central Command)
36 IS - IZ JCS (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
37 JA - JF USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
38 JG - JL USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
39 JM - JR USSPACECOM (US Space Command)
40 JS - JZ USEUCOM (US European Command)
41 KA - KF USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
42 KG - KL USSOUTHCOM (US Southern Command)
43 KM - KR USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
44 KS - KZ USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command)
45 LA - LF US Army
46 LG - LL US Navy
47 LM - LR US Air Force
48 LS - LZ US Marine Corps
49 MA - MF NSA (National Security Agency)
50 MG - ML DNA (Defense Nuclear Agency)
51 MM - MR DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency)
52 MS - MZ DCA (Defense Communications Agency) (note 1)
53 NA - NF USCENTCOM (US Central Command)
54 NG - NL JCS (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
55 NM - NR USEUCOM (US European Command)
56 NS - NZ USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
57 OA - OF USSOCOM (US Special Operations Command)
58 OG - OL USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command)
59 OM - OR US Army
60 OS - OZ US Navy
61 PA - PF US Air Force
62 PG - PL US Marine Corps
63 PM - PR JCS (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
64 PS - PZ USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
65 QA - QF USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
66 QG - QL -
67 QM - QR USSOUTHCOM (US Southern Command)
68 QS - QZ US Army
69 RA - RF US Navy
70 RG - RL US Air Force
71 RM - RR US Army
72 RS - RZ US Navy
73 SA - SF US Air Force
74 SG - SL USEUCOM (US European Command)
75 SM - SR USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
76 SS - SZ DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency)
77 TA - TF USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
78 TG - TL OSD (Office of the Secretary of Defense)
79 TM - TR US Army
80 TS - TZ USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
81 UA - UF US Army
82 UG - UL USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
83 UM - UR USACOM (US Atlantic Command)
84 US - UZ US Army
85 VA - VF USPACOM (US Pacific Command)
86 VG - VL USSPACECOM (US Space Command)
87 VM - VR USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
88 VS - VZ -
89 WA - WF DMA (Defense Mapping Agency) (note 2)
90 WG - WL US Army
91 WM - WR USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
92 WS - WZ -
93 YA - YF DIS (Defense Investigative Service) (note 3)
94 YG - YL USTRANSCOM (US Transportation Command)
95 YM - YR USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command)
96 YS - YZ -
97 ZA - ZF OSD (Office of the Secretary of Defense)
98 ZG - ZL -
99 ZM - ZR -
100 ZS - ZZ -
101 XA - XZ White House Military Office

Notes:
1) DCA (Defense Communications Agency) has been renamed as DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency)
2) DMA (Defense Mapping Agency) has been incorporated into NIMA (National Imagery and Mapping Agency), now named NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency)
3) DIS (Defense Investigative Service) has been renamed as DSS (Defense Security Service)
4) DLA (Defense Logistics Agency) is listed without any assigned blocks

Those assignments could very well change over time, especially when new organizations and commands are created or deactivated.

Recently, many of the US-led Operations and Exercises received more often Nicknames that are not in line with the assigned blocks, but instead are supposed to sound "patriotic" or maybe "inspiring". For some insight on how some of the more popular operations' names were assigned, see the following interesting article at http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usawc/Parameters/1995/sieminsk.htm.
1.5 Permanently Assigned First Words for Two-Word Nicknames

The following words were at one time or another permanently assigned to a specific department or user for use as first word in two-word nicknames. It includes only those words explicitly listed as "permanently assigned first words" in one of our primary sources, and is certainly incomplete. If a using agency no longer exists, the name assignment may have been cancelled, inherited by its successor, or reassigned to another user. Also, nicknames older than the permanent assignment may start with the word although they did not originate from the listed user.

So far, primarily U.S. Air Force names are listed. Source [7] includes also many non-USAF first words, which will be added to the list as well.

First Word Assigned To
Amalgam NORAD
Amazon NORAD Cheyenne Mountain
Ambush NORAD
Anchor NORAD
Angry NORAD
Anthem NORAD
Antler NORAD
Assured USEUCOM
Bachelor USPACOM
Back USPACOM
Bacon USPACOM
Badge USPACOM
Badger USN Pacific Fleet
Bag USPACOM
Balance USPACOM; joint exercises
Bale USPACOM
Ballistic USN Pacific Fleet
Balm USPACOM
Banjo USPACOM
Banner USPACOM
Banyan USPACOM
Basic USPACOM
Bastion Pacific Fleet
Baton USPACOM
Beach USN Pacific Fleet
Bean USN Pacific Fleet
Bear USN Pacific Fleet
Beard USN Pacific Fleet
Bearer USN Pacific Fleet
Bearing USN Pacific Fleet
Beauty USN Pacific Fleet
Beaver USN Pacific Fleet
Beige USN Pacific Fleet
Belfry USN Pacific Fleet
Bell USN Pacific Fleet
Belt USN Pacific Fleet
Bench PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Bend PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Bendix PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Beret PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Berry PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Best PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Bevel PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Buggy USAF SAC (Strategic Air Command)
Burning USSTRATCOM (formerly USAF SAC); RC-135 missions
Busy USSTRATCOM (formerly USAF SAC)
Chair ONR (Office of Naval Research)
Chalk USN (N89/N7SP); Special Access Programs
Challenge USN Chief of Naval Operations (N6)
Channel USN (N89/N7SP); Special Access Programs
Charade USN Chief of Naval Operations (N2)
Check USN Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Cheese USN Chief of Naval Operations
Cherry USN Chief of Naval Operations (N2)
Chipped USN Chief of Naval Operations (N2)
Chocolate USN Chief of Naval Operations (N2)
Church USN Chief of Naval Operations (N095)
Cinnamon USN Chief of Naval Operations (N2)
Circuit USN Chief of Naval Operations (N6)
Clamp USN Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Clarinet USN Chief of Naval Operations (N61)
Classic USN Naval Security Group
Claymore USN Chief of Naval Operations (N87)
Clipper USN Chief of Naval Operations (N3)
Cluster USN Naval Intelligence
Cobbler USAF AAC (Alaskan Air Command)
Cobra USAF Headquarters (Air Force Intelligence)
Cold USAF MAC (Military Airlift Command)
College USAF ADC (Air Defense Command)
Colony USAF Headquarters (AFCOR)
Colt USAFE (U.S. Air Forces in Europe)
Columbine USAF AFAFC (Air Force Accounting & Finance Center)
Combat USAF Headquarters
Comet USAF Headquarters (AFRDSC)
Comfort AFRES (Air Force Reserve) Headquarters
Comfy USAFSS (USAF Security Service), Air Intelligence Agency
Commando PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Compass USAF Headquarters (AFRDR)
Competent USAF TAC (Tactical Air Command)
Comply PACAF (Pacific Air Forces)
Concrete USAF Headquarters (AFOCE)
Constant USAF Headquarters
Contract USAF Headquarters (AFSLP)
Control USAF Headquarters (AFIGO)
Cool USAF AAC (Alaskan Air Command)
Cope PACAF (Pacific Air Forces); exercises
Copper USAF Headquarters (AFSPP)
Coral USAF AFMC (Air Force Material Command)
Corona USAF Headquarters (AFCCS)
Coronet USAF ACC (Air Combat Command); formerly TAC (Tactical Air Command); fighter or bomber deployments
Cosy USAF AFLC (Air Force Logistics Command)
Cougar USAF AFAFC (Air Force Accounting & Finance Center)
Council USAF Headquarters (AFBSA)
Counter USAF AFAFC (Air Force Accounting & Finance Center)
Country USAF Communications Command
Cover USAF Headquarters
Credible USAF AFMC (Air Force Material Command)
Creek USAFE (U.S. Air Forces in Europe)
Crested USAF Headquarters (AFOAP)
Crew USAF AFTAC (Air Force Technical Applications Center)
Crispy USAF MAC (Military Airlift Command)
Crowfoot AFRES (Air Force Reserve) Headquarters
Crown USAF ACC (Air Combat Command); formerly TAC (Tactical Air Command)
Crystal USAF AAC (Alaskan Air Command)
Hacienda USAF OAR (Office of Aerospace Research)
Hallmark AFRES (Air Force Reserve) Headquarters
Hammer USAF AFCS (Air Force Communications Service)
Handy USAF ACIC (Aeronautical Chart and Information Center)
Hardy USAF AFLC (Air Force Logistics Command)
Harvest USAF Headquarters (AFSDC)
Hasty USAF ATC (Air Training Command)
Have USAF AFSC (Air Force Systems Command)
Haven USAF OAR (Office of Aerospace Research)
Hazy USAF ACIC (Aeronautical Chart and Information Center)
Head USAF Headquarters
Heavy USAF Headquarters (AFXPD)
Hectic USAF ACIC (Aeronautical Chart and Information Center)
Heroic USAFA (U.S. Air Force Academy)
Lock USAF AFCS (Air Force Communications Service)
Lofty USAFA (U.S. Air Force Academy)
Long USAF Headquarters
Look USAF Headquarters (AFIDI, AFISA, AFIIN) Norton AFB
Low USAF ATC (Air Training Command)
Loyal USAF AU (Air University)
Pacer USAF AFLC (Air Force Logistics Command); Conversion/Modification/Update programs
Page USAF Headquarters
Palace USAF Headquarters
Panda USAF AFCS (Air Force Communications Service)
Panel USAF Headquarters
Papa USAF AAC (Alaskan Air Command)
Paper USAF Headquarters
Pardon USAF Headquarters
Party USAF ATC (Air Training Command)
Patch USAF Headquarters
Pave USAF Headquarters(?)
Peace USAF Headquarters; FMS/MDAP programs
Penny USAF Headquarters
Perky USAF Southern Command
Pet USAFE (U.S. Air Forces in Europe)
Rhythm USAF Headquarters
Rich USAF ADC (Air Defense Command)
Riding USAF Security Service
Ritzy Secretary of the Air Force (SAFOS)
Rivet USAF Headquarters; ELINT/ECM programs
Saber USAF Headquarters
Sacred USAF Headquarters
Safe USAF Headquarters
Sage USAF Security Service
Salty USAF MAC (Military Airlift Command)
Sandy USAF AU (Air University)
Savage USAF Southern Command
Scarlet USAF ADC (Air Defense Command)
Scenic USAFA (U.S. Air Force Academy)
Science USAF Headquarters (AFRDC)
Scope USAF Headquarters
Scout USAF Headquarters
Search USAF Headquarters (AFRRP)
Secure USAF Headquarters, Kirtland AFB
Seed USAF Headquarters (AFRPD)
Seek USAF Headquarters
Senior USAF Headquarters
Sentinel USAF Headquarters
Sentry USAF Headquarters
Serious USAF AFSC (Air Force Systems Command)
Service USAF Headquarters
Seven USAF Headquarters


Those are publicly available things online.

Alot of the trademark stuff are seven letters long...

But really, its most likely not those words you say, as FRA knows that REAL terrorists KNOW what they know... ; ) Get it?

Man kanske letar efter fraser typ, "we will have a wedding"?

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Just det 9-11? ; )