Georgetown's Grog and Tankard Music Club the place to be at BEA. Google chops web traffic of "Nazi Hydra in America" by 75%; Book's publisher says corporations choke freedom of press. Author Yeadon to speak on Alex Jones show re: Fascist First Families.
Washington, DC (PRWEB) May 18, 2006. Glen Yeadon is a scientist with an unusual hobby. For going on ten years he has collected data on one of America's darkest taboos -- the elite's enduring support for fascism -- and posted it bit by appalling bit on the Web as an online book, "The Nazi Hydra in America."
Yeadon's findings overturn the cherished tableau of America the champion of democracy, defending the globe from totalitarian hordes. In relentless detail, he traces the intimate involvement of US financiers with world fascism from the 1920's to the present -- how they created Hitler and his war machine, attempted a putsch against FDR, and recouped Nazi assets to lay the foundation of today's NSA and CIA. His conclusion: the Nazis won the war -- they were on both sides!
The Bush dynasty has played a key role in the Amerinazi scheme for at least three generations. Most notorious was our appointed president's grandfather Prescott Bush, AKA "Hitler's banker," as first revealed by Webster Tarpley and Anton Chaitkin in their "Unauthorized Biography" of George Bush Sr.
Yeadon attributes Google's blocking of his website to the Bush regime's response to this unwelcome attention. On April 7th he noticed traffic to his website suddenly fall sharply by 75% -- and stay down there. It was four weeks before he realized the cause: excluded from search results on Google, AOL and Netscape. Not even typing in the name of his book, Nazi Hydra, with his domain name, spiritone, would bring up his site. See Glen Vs. Google.
Glen responded with a broadside against Google on indymedia -- which the Google bot faithfully indexed as a search result. But when we mentioned on PRWeb last week that he would be on the Alex Jones show, suddenly his website was working again. He is scheduled to be on the show at www.infowars.com Wed., May 24 at 1 p.m. CDT (rough transcript here) and on Utah talk show KTTK on Thursday May 25th from 7:00 - 8:30 MST.
Alex Jones had a similar run-in with Google in March for censoring his bombshell interview where Charlie Sheen first came out for 9/11 Truth (see http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/march2006/230306googlecensoring.htm). Jones gleefully notes that Google restored the page while he was on the air telling about their censorship. They weren't going to let that happen twice.
Moral of the story? It pays to protest.
Yeadon's publisher Progressive Press has struggled for a year now with another blockade -- one of its hottest and most provocative title. "9/11 Synthetic Terror" usually ranks on Amazon in the top 80 political books, and the top 1800 of all books in print, yet book chains Barnes & Noble and Borders will not carry it. Space is not the problem: their stores stock anywhere from 30,000 to 200,000 different titles. Yet they won't carry a much more popular book, even through this is losing them thousands of extra dollars in gross profit per month.
The two incidents prompted publisher John Leonard to write:
"As more of us become economically dependent on web traffic, it becomes clear that we need a Bill of Rights for freedom of access on the Web. Corporations can't create monopolies and then say, we are private persons and we have the right to deny service to whom we like, with the party politics we like.
"The same applies to monopolistic book chains. The 14th amendment needs to be extended. It prohibits discrimination on racial or religious grounds, but doesn't protect political dissent. There is a body of law prohibiting discrimination in employment, but no protection for self-employed people like authors and entrepreneurs. I tried searching for such 'fair-chance' laws on the web. All I found was that the constitutions of African nations often prohibit discrimination on grounds of political beliefs. It's time for us to try and catch up with Africa."
Currently, the book trade takes pride in being a bastion of First Amendment rights. While that seems to be true relative to the miasma of TV and newsprint, Leonard believes he can come up with statistical proof of political bias in corporate book purchasing. He also hopes to further develop the ideas of expanded individual vs. corporate rights to freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and equal opportunity, in a statement at www.waronfreedom.org/press/freedom.html.
*** Beltway Book Bop: Independent Publishers Speak Out Against Bush ***
"Join us, for a hopping party and speak-out, with great authors, 14 microbrews on tap, and a fun live band, all on opening night of Book Expo America, in Washington, D.C.," says Sander Hicks, maverick publisher, author, 9/11 investigator, Brooklyn coffee house restaurateur and Green Party candidate for Hillary Clinton's Senate seat. The live band at the Grog & Tankard, a legacy music club and trendy watering hole in chic Georgetown, will be Baltimore indie rockers The Up Set, a delightful mix of lo-fi piano, banjo and rock and roll.
It's an energy-charged program from 7 to 9 pm. with four speakers of Truth to Power: Sander Hicks; Webster Tarpley, author of 9/11 Synthetic Terror and host of World Crisis Radio, Jim Walsh, author of Liberty in Troubled Times, and Rebel Bookseller author Andy Laties.
See www.waronfreedom.org/press/indiepubpr.html for more details.
See also: Google blocks Nazi Hydra on this site
This is the original, uncensored version of PRWEB press release http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb386881.htm