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The PTECH Story
Ptech sold its software to several prominent clients and governmental agencies which included: Both houses of Congress, The White House, Treasury Department (Secret Service), CIA, FBI, Air Force, Navy, Department of Energy, IRS, IBM, Enron, and even NATO.
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Hospital HMO & Terrorist Funding
The money laundering and fundraising activities of the terrorists often involve Non-governmental Organizations (NGO’s). Increasingly we are concerned that they are infiltrating our established organizations such as medical establishments.
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Jihad Vegan
The police had been watching Mr. Van der Graaf for 2 years because of previous threats to kill some prominent figure. Mr. Van der Graaf. had been previously interviewed as "a witness" in connection with the unsolved murder of Chris Van der Werken, the environment officer, who was shot dead near Amsterdam, in 1996.
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The Brutal Protection
Collaboration is crucial to serious and organized criminals. They form groups and networks and the medical profession is a closed community only open to those with a medical degree. Diversion of drugs for criminal purposes can happen as an individual event, such as the Chiropractor who diverts GHB to do serial rape of his patients.
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Tracking the Killer Virus
The flu virus is readily transmitted by aerosol transmission by people coughing and sneezing. If just one person who was infected went home on a rush-hour bus or subway, we could in no time have millions of people dying of the flu. Most people have zero immunity to H2N2 Influenza virus.
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