city:washington d.c

United States Department of Fear: Operation Cola Freedom
►http://www.feardepartment.com/2011/08/operation-cola-freedom.html

The United States Department of Fear congratulates its Washington D.C. based security forces for the success of Operation Cola Freedom.

In late July, DoF intelligence learned that members of the Lemonade Liberation Army (LLA) planned to distribute underpriced lemon water on Capitol Hill in August.

We’re committed to working closely with American’s leading cola drink manufacturers to close down any such operations throughout the country. In the 1970s kids could sell lemonade on the street, but that was before we asked FoxNews to alert parents to the risk of child abduction. For the most part, street-corner lemonade stands are now a thing of the past.

Today, when Americans need refreshment, they know enough to buy Coke, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, or 7-Up. Lemonade Liberation Army violated a number of Department of Commerce policies, putting the profitability of America’s highly successful beverage and food conglomerates at risk.

►http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXmGC9NMVpU&feature=player_embedded#

Webster Tarpley from Tripoli: “We have a psychosis of aggression in Washington D.C.”
►http://www.voltairenet.org/Webster-Tarpley-from-Tripoli-We

Un très intéressant texte d’histoire, de l’époque où #Arpanet et #Cyclades étaient encore concurrents, des efforts pour les fusionner et du résultat. Perspective personnelle sur le rôle de #Pouzin et de la #DARPA (la thèse de l’auteur est que c’est la DARPA, via Bob Kahn, qui a tué le rapprochement).

Cela se passe à une époque sex, drugs et rock-and-roll : « The people responsible for all these networks converged on the first International Conference on Computer Communication held in Washington D.C. during October 1972. There was a live demonstration of the ARPANET in a ballroom of the conference hotel, which created great excitement. »

►http://alexmckenzie.weebly.com/inwg-and-the-conception-of-the-internet-an-eyewitness-account.h

#internet