Our latest radio show is up, talking about the GOP Forum held in Crystal River this past Saturday, Jan 14, 2010. The two non-fiction books relating the dark and illegal deeds of the Federal Government through the auspices of the C.I.A. Anyone with two good ears needs to listen to this show.

EyeOnCitrus.com is proud to announce that Jesse Ventura, newest book, 63 Documents The Government Doesn’t Want you to read, is available on this site, in the audio version! This book tells of the many times in history when the United States Federal Government has lied to us and manipulated events in order to promote the agenda of the ruling elite. Below you’ll find the link to the introduction to the book, you can listen to it and return as future chapters will be made available.

Visiting our Amazon Store will enable you to get the book now, and or, download to your Kindle!

As a Thanksgiving deadline nears for action by the powerful congressional committee on deficit reduction, Bernie sounded an alarm over reports that Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid may be cut. "The American people have been very clear. They understand how important Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are to the well-being of tens of millions of our people and they do not want to see these programs cut," Bernie said on Wednesday.

"This is a pivotal moment in American history. The rich and large corporations are doing phenomenally well while the middle class is declining and poverty is increasing. Now is the time to answer the question that the Woody Guthrie song poignantly asked, ‘Which side are you on?’ The Democrats on the Super Committee must resist Republican attempts to balance the budget on the backs of the must vulnerable people in our country. They must stand on the side of working families and the middle class. They must say NO to cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid and demand that the wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes."
Watch Bernie urge the super committee to protect Social Security »

This is an (CLICK HERE FOR THE SHOW) encore presentation of a show that aired in 2005. It’s revealing because it discusses the secret facility in Alaska that manipulates the ionosphere with possible devastating results. Listen to scientists working on it then and their reluctance to speak about the possible consequences of their experiments. The military has taken over the HAARP facility and once that happens there is no doubt about any intended applications.

Paul Joseph Watson
Rest of Story on Prison Planet.com
Tuesday, September 6, 2011

“We don’t need no education….we don’t need no thought control.”

In a week where the establishment is desperate to reinforce the official 9/11 fable, a government-supported charity group has embarked on a mission to include the state-approved version of events on the school curriculum in the UK as part of a bid to “demolish conspiracy theories” surrounding the attacks.

As we reported yesterday, the launch of the project was timed to coincide with the unveiling of a macabre 9/11 “memorial” in Battersea Park, London, after which Mayor Boris Johnson resolved to carry out a “controlled demolition” of conspiracy theories to “remind people of the tragedy of what really happened”.

A website for the “9/11 London project”has been launched which includes downloadable lesson plans for teachers. The program is designed “to teach schoolchildren in Britain about the events of 9/11 and “demolish conspiracy theories” surrounding the attacks,” reports AFP.

The project is supported by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, as well as establishment figures in Britain such as Common Purpose member Maqsood Ahmed, Lord West, Lord Carey, and Lord Fink, CEO of International Standard Asset Management (ISAM) and Treasurer of the Conservative Party.

“A lot of the children… didn’t know much about the event, some had only heard a lot about the conspiracy theories, so it’s great to have another insight,” 26-year-old history teacher Nat Ogborn told AFP.

In explaining the need for such an educational program, the website for the project states the goal is to develop the critical thinking of students who are “confused about the actual events of the day.”

However, in announcing its purpose is to “demolish conspiracy theories,” ie any evidence that contradicts the state-approved version of events, the program has already ‘demolished’ any notion that it will encourage critical thinking. It will only pursue the exact opposite. Continue with the rest of the story…

The Tenth Anniversary of the most despicable act every perpetrated on a people by elements of its own government in the history of mankind is just around the corner. The evidence is apparent, it’s been shown and revealed over and over, yet the public doesn’t rise to arms in anger, angry at a real foe, a foe that aims to eliminate the freedom of the American people while it robs them blind, of their monies and their young, a foe that has no concern for its’ people nor the sacrifices they have made in the past and continue to do so, to make this Nation FREE.  Yet, so many fail to realize that they have been duped, lied to and misled. Now is the time to shout from shore to shore, from mountaintop to mountaintop, we know the truth, we know the truth, and you will not get away with it! Our Nation will once again rise to rid ourselves of the tyrants that will enslave us through subterfuge, we will rise once again to make this Nation a shining beacon to the world of what true freedom is about, what a Democracy of the people and for the people and by the people really is and that when the people are wronged by its government, the people have every right to throw the government shackles off and march into the light of freedom, untethered and unfettered as a FREE PEOPLE ONCE AGAIN.

Dear Editor,
 
The Chronicle on 8/22/11, stated that the Crystal River City Council
was going to have the "first reading" on 8/22/11 of an ordinance that the council voted
on at a previous meeting "to change flag displays to an unlimited number".
 
How can flying "an unlimited number"of U.S flags be changed to an "explicit" number on the ordinance by the Crystal River City Council the very next day in the Chronicle 8/23/11 to again another unpatriotic restriction of flying of U.S.Flags?!

The council really doesn’t seem to "Get It": that any restriction of flying of the U.S. Flag is unconstitutional – even the city attorney told them so! As a Candidate for Citrus County Commission,  I stand against any restriction whatsoever of flying of the U.S.Flag, except for public safety. Furthermore, unpatriotic flag restrictions are unheard of  (Fox except by the Crystal River Council of Crystal River: who all deserve to lose jobs if they restrict U.S Flags from flying High and proud as they would be breaking their Oaths of Office to Uphold,defend and Protect the U.S. Constitution: Not to oppose it!!!
 
Renee Christopher-McPheeters

Crystal River

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David Gregory has a condition that causes him to need a van equipped with a chair lift so he can access it from the driver’s seat of his vehicle. The van he currently uses is in poor shape, so he is in need of a new van. Friends have opened a bank account to help him get the equipment he needs.

HOMOSASSA — David Gregory knows that life is precarious.
Born with osteogenesis imperfecta, brittle bone disease, he’s had more than 80 broken bones in his 61 years, has spent weeks in traction and has undergone surgeries to have steel rods implanted in his legs.
In 2004, Gregory had heart bypass and aortic valve replacement surgery — serious enough for someone with normal bones, but for him, the risks were multiplied.
But he recovered and returned to work at the county property appraiser’s office in Crystal River 10 weeks later.
“With this disease, it’s bad when you’re young,” Gregory said. “In middle age you get better — your bones harden. Then when you get older, you go downhill again.”
When he was younger, in his 30s, he worked as a garage mechanic. He lifted machinery; he dug ditches. Throughout his adult years he has operated boats at the Marine Science Station, managed a Wilson’s Leather store and worked as a substitute teacher.
He could walk.
“I walked with a limp, but I was normal — in my opinion,” he said.
When he could no longer walk, he began using  a motorized scooter. To get it onto the rack on the back of his car he would prop himself against the car and “drive” the scooter onto the rack using his hands, secure the gate behind it, then slowly make his way into the car.
When he got to work, he would reverse the process and do it again to go home.
He’s never been one to give up.
Five years ago, he got a van, a 1993 Ford E-150, with a lift. Even then it was old, but it lifted his chair, which lifted his spirits.
But now, the van keeps breaking down and the lift broke. A friend loaned him a lift that hooks on the back, which means he has to walk from the back to get into the driver’s seat, and he can’t walk well anymore.
“I call it my ‘McGuyver van,’” Gregory said. “I keep a roll of duct tape, nylon string and a tool kit handy.”
The list of what’s wrong with it is longer than what works.
His friends have opened up an account for him at TD Bank, 1000 S.E. U.S. 19, Crystal River, to help him purchase a wheelchair-accessible van.
He found a van with a lift and a chair included on Craigslist for $3,000, although he said he hasn’t looked at it yet or even knows if it’s still available. The owner lives in Sanford.
“For the past five years I’ve lived on a contingency basis, fixing things as they break,” he said. “Even my chair. I’d think, ‘Which one will go first?’ I was able to get a chair at the Sheriff’s store for $200 the day before my other chair gave out.”
Gregory said he tries to stay hopeful and positive, but is struggling to do so. He’s not one to complain, and said he knows other people have it much worse than he does.
“He tries so hard,” said his supervisor, Sandy Garrison. “He’s always here, he’s a hard worker. He’s a thinker and so intelligent. It’s a shame, though. He just can’t seem to catch a break.”
For information, call David Gregory at (352) 228-3230.
Chronicle reporter Nancy Kennedy can be reached at (352) 564-2927 ornkennedy@chronicleonline.com.

UPDATE 7/13/2011

DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle

David Gregory has a condition that causes him to need a van equipped with a chair lift so he can access it from the driver’s seat of his vehicle. The van he currently uses is in poor shape, so he is in need of a new van. Friends have opened a bank account to help him get the equipment he needs.

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HOMOSASSA — David Gregory knows that life is precarious.
Born with osteogenesis imperfecta, brittle bone disease, he’s had more than 80 broken bones in his 61 years, has spent weeks in traction and has undergone surgeries to have steel rods implanted in his legs.
In 2004, Gregory had heart bypass and aortic valve replacement surgery — serious enough for someone with normal bones, but for him, the risks were multiplied.
But he recovered and returned to work at the county property appraiser’s office in Crystal River 10 weeks later.
“With this disease, it’s bad when you’re young,” Gregory said. “In middle age you get better — your bones harden. Then when you get older, you go downhill again.”
When he was younger, in his 30s, he worked as a garage mechanic. He lifted machinery; he dug ditches. Throughout his adult years he has operated boats at the Marine Science Station, managed a Wilson’s Leather store and worked as a substitute teacher.
He could walk.
“I walked with a limp, but I was normal — in my opinion,” he said.
When he could no longer walk, he began using  a motorized scooter. To get it onto the rack on the back of his car he would prop himself against the car and “drive” the scooter onto the rack using his hands, secure the gate behind it, then slowly make his way into the car.
When he got to work, he would reverse the process and do it again to go home.
He’s never been one to give up.
Five years ago, he got a van, a 1993 Ford E-150, with a lift. Even then it was old, but it lifted his chair, which lifted his spirits.
But now, the van keeps breaking down and the lift broke. A friend loaned him a lift that hooks on the back, which means he has to walk from the back to get into the driver’s seat, and he can’t walk well anymore.
“I call it my ‘McGuyver van,’” Gregory said. “I keep a roll of duct tape, nylon string and a tool kit handy.”
The list of what’s wrong with it is longer than what works.
His friends have opened up an account for him at TD Bank, 1000 S.E. U.S. 19, Crystal River, to help him purchase a wheelchair-accessible van.
He found a van with a lift and a chair included on Craigslist for $3,000, although he said he hasn’t looked at it yet or even knows if it’s still available. The owner lives in Sanford.
“For the past five years I’ve lived on a contingency basis, fixing things as they break,” he said. “Even my chair. I’d think, ‘Which one will go first?’ I was able to get a chair at the Sheriff’s store for $200 the day before my other chair gave out.”
Gregory said he tries to stay hopeful and positive, but is struggling to do so. He’s not one to complain, and said he knows other people have it much worse than he does.
“He tries so hard,” said his supervisor, Sandy Garrison. “He’s always here, he’s a hard worker. He’s a thinker and so intelligent. It’s a shame, though. He just can’t seem to catch a break.”
For information, call David Gregory at (352) 228-3230.
Chronicle reporter Nancy Kennedy can be reached at (352) 564-2927 ornkennedy@chronicleonline.com.

For those who may not know, my name is David Gregory, I have Osteogenesis imperfecta (O.I.), a brittle bone disease. I use a Jazzy electric wheelchair and a 1993 Ford van. Both the chair and especially the van are on the last legs of years of service. Unfortunately, because I work I do not qualify for any programs to replace my Van and Chair. The lift on my van gave out about 4 weeks ago and I have been doing makeshift arrangements to get back and forth to work every since. I live from paycheck to paycheck, with no way to get replacements. I have found a van that is in mint condition, that even comes with a chair, for $3000.00. I’m sure this opportunity will not be around for long. I was hoping that maybe 300 or so, internet enthusiasts, who might read my blog, may be able to contribute $10.00 apiece, or anything, that would help me get going again. Pictures of the van that is available for now are below, if anyone would like to help out please click this link or the one on the right side of the page. Thanks, Dave. I have a Facebook account if anyone would like to contact me via that site. If anyone should contribute, I’ll keep a updated total on this post.

TOTALS

6/13/11 $25.00 TOTAL $25.00

6/14/2011 $20.00 TOTAL $45.00

6/14/2011 $300.00 TOTAL $445.00

6/14/2011     $10.00  TOTAL $455.00

6/16/2011      $15.OO TOTAL $470.00

6/16/2011     $25.00 TOTAL $495.00

6/26/2011     $10.00 TOTAL $505.00

7/13/2011 TOTAL CASH $1265.00

PLEDGED $400.00   GRAND TOTAL $1665.00!

6/28/2011 UPDATE LOCAL BANK ACCOUNT SETUP FOR VAN AND WHEELCHAIR! HERE’S THE LOCATION:

TD Bank , 1000 South East Highway 19, Crystal River, FL. 34429,  Account Number #XXXXXX5754, ANYONE WISHING TO CONTRIBUTE CAN NOW DO LOCALLY AT THE BANK!

TOTAL NOW COLLECTED, $625.00 ALSO THERE SHOULD BE AN ARTICLE IN THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER SHORTLY! HERE’S THE ARTICLE:

HERE’S THE VAN

DECK IS LOW FOR EASY ACCESS

COMES WITH A HOVERROUND CHAIR

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For those who may not know, my name is David Gregory, I have Osteogenesis imperfecta (O.I.), a brittle bone disease. I use a Jazzy electric wheelchair and a 1993 Ford van. Both the chair and especially the van are on the last legs of years of service. Unfortunately, because I work I do not qualify for any programs to replace my Van and Chair. The lift on my van gave out about 4 weeks ago and I have been doing makeshift arrangements to get back and forth to work every since. I live from paycheck to paycheck, with no way to get replacements. I have found a van that is in mint condition, that even comes with a chair, for $3000.00. I’m sure this opportunity will not be around for long. I was hoping that maybe 300 or so, internet enthusiasts, who might read my blog, may be able to contribute $10.00 apiece, or anything, that would help me get going again. Pictures of the van that is available for now are below, if anyone would like to help out please click this link or the one on the right side of the page. Thanks, Dave. I have a Facebook account if anyone would like to contact me via that site. If anyone should contribute, I’ll keep a updated total on this post.

6/13/11 $25.00 TOTAL $25.00

6/14/2011 $20.00 TOTAL $45.00

6/14/2011 $300.00 TOTAL $445.00

6/14/2011 $10.00 TOTAL $455.00

6/18/2011 TOTAL IS UP TO $495.00

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For virtually his entire adult life, Franz Gayl has served his country. Enlisting in the United States Marine Corps from an early age, he moved over to become a civilian Science and Technology Advisor at the Pentagon after retiring from his position as officer. While he was deployed in Iraq, Mr. Gayl saw first hand the deadly consequences of the Marine Corps bureaucracy. In 2005, Gayl blew the whistle on Marine procurement politics that had blocked delivery of mine-resistance armored vehicles and non-lethal crowd control dispersers to Iraq. The absences of these tools literally caused thousands of unnecessary troop and civilian fatalities.

Thanks to Gayl’s whistleblower disclosures, the equipment was provided, and needless fatalities have been avoided. However, his actions have cost him his professional career – and possibly, his job. The Marine bureaucracy reacted with a "never again" strategy against Gayl – a clear signal meant to silence other potential whistleblowers. He has been fighting back harassment for three years, but the Marine Corps is now trying to finish Gayl off by suspending his security clearance. Until the new Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act legislation that strengthens federal whistleblower protections is passed, Gayl has no viable legal rights to defend himself.
With your help, however, Gayl can defend himself with solidarity. Solidarity is, and always has been, more effective in defending whistleblowers than formal legal rights. The Marines might have the official power, but we can demonstrate that democracy is more powerful than raw abuses of power. Sign the petition below to Defense Secretary Robert Gates, and demand that the Marine Corps stop the retaliation against national hero and patriot Franz Gayl.

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