They Rule

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 04-30-2005 07:54 PM

If you want to look up TPTBs and how they relate here is your starting point (you'll need Flash and B-band):

theyrule.net

Overview

They Rule aims to provide a glimpse of some of the relationships of the US ruling class. It takes as its focus the boards of some of the most powerful U.S. companies, which share many of the same directors. Some individuals sit on 5, 6 or 7 of the top 500 companies. It allows users to browse through these interlocking directories and run searches on the boards and companies. A user can save a map of connections complete with their annotations and email links to these maps to others. They Rule is a starting point for research about these powerful individuals and corporations.

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 04-30-2005 08:07 PM

Here is the map from Haliburton to Clear Channel:

fabzilla · Post by **fabzilla** » 05-01-2005 02:06 PM

great link Dale

fab

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 05-01-2005 02:11 PM

Thanks fab. I was thinking of you and Sandy when I found it.

I was actually more impressed with the style and layout of the site than the database, heh. Very slick site and fun to put in a couple of your 'favorite companies' and see the connection.. nothing is at it appears..

fabzilla · Post by **fabzilla** » 05-01-2005 02:31 PM

You can find their trails everywhere, you just have to know where to look.

And sadly, most are unwilling to put aside their perceptions of reality and seek the truth lying beyond all the smoke.

It's also very good to apply the lists of names to the MOJO lists as well to really find the money trails in power.

http://www.motherjones.com/

The list of the top 400

http://www.motherjones.com/news/special ... rowse.html

The hardliners in all institutions whether Christian, Muslim, Zionist etc etc...

All have their key players and plants in all the systems, and these "war clans" are hellbent on establishing their "matrix" and global agenda at our expense.

fab

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 05-01-2005 02:51 PM

That list sounds about as hot as that Russian Fortune 100 list that I saw a dealy on the other night.. 'Cept some of those are waking up dead..not to mention the list-makers..

But that's a different topic..

SvladCjelli · Post by **SvladCjelli** » 05-01-2005 07:38 PM

thanks dale, great linkage!!! Gimme more!

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 05-02-2005 01:33 AM

I just stumbled across it browsing another forum. Huge board too..One of the best ones I've seen on the 'net and a big all-time favorite of mine:

Broadband Reports board, Cool Broadband Bookmarks room. All kind of stuff in there. all b-band downloads tho.. but if you're bored and have the BW (I know you do SC) its always good for a laugh.. or a wince when some fool is caught on tape doing something painful, heh.

mudwoman · Post by **mudwoman** » 05-02-2005 03:49 AM

Thank for the link Dale. Small world!

Oh, to have broad band! It must be nice. The broadband site looks like fun. Heck, I would love to have a 56k dial up! Really! Sprint now has broadband in my area. It runs down the county road, but that is still 1/4 mile from my 'bungalow', and I have old copper from there, to here. It would have to be replaced. But the broadband charge is $49 a month!!

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 05-02-2005 03:59 AM

mudwoman wrote: Thank for the link Dale. Small world!

Oh, to have broad band! It must be nice. The broadband site looks like fun. Heck, I would love to have a 56k dial up! Really! Sprint now has broadband in my area. It runs down the county road, but that is still 1/4 mile from my 'bungalow', and I have old copper from there, to here. It would have to be replaced. But the broadband charge is a month!!

Not if you went WIFI at that pole. A quarter mile isn't much for a good 802.11g transmitter if you have a good receiving antenna, and one of those can be fashioned from a coffee can, heh.

Not sure if they will be cooperative but don't see why not. They may offer a similar solution and install and lease you the equipment. .. We have a service like that in town here where you have to be in line-of-sight of their transmitters that are located on tall buildings in the center of town. It works but not sure how well. Just a thought...

mudwoman · Post by **mudwoman** » 05-02-2005 04:06 AM

Dale OSea wrote: Not if you went WIFI at that pole. A quarter mile isn't much for a good 802.11g transmitter if you have a good receiving antenna, and one of those can be fashioned from a coffee can, heh.

Not sure if they will be cooperative but don't see why not. They may offer a similar solution and instal and lease you the equipment. .. We have a service like that in town here where you have to be in line-of-sight of thier transmitters that are located on tall buildings in the center of town. It works but not sure how well. Just a thought...

Thanks. That is really interesting, Dale. The old coffee can trick, eh? LOL I love it!

Still couldn't swing the $49 a month though, unless I gave up food!

Dale O Sea · Post by **Dale O Sea** » 05-02-2005 04:18 AM

Gotta eat..

Those same antennas acn be used to find stray, FREE Internet too..Art was talking about a friend of his in Vegas that never pays for 'net.. But you being in the country isn't going to make that likely. Oh well. You must have a very long driveway, heh

mudwoman · Post by **mudwoman** » 05-02-2005 04:22 AM

Dale OSea wrote: You must have a very long driveway, heh

Yes and plenty of peace, quiet and privacy. Not a bad trade off, IMO.

sayntbrigid · Post by **sayntbrigid** » 05-04-2005 04:55 PM

I think this site is an amazing find........curious and interested to know if there is any feed back or info on the accuracy of this site. Please let me know.

sayntbrigid · Post by **sayntbrigid** » 05-04-2005 05:05 PM

I forgot to mention that I can use the site just fine with dial up, just in case that is helpfull.

Maybe everybody was talking about a different site. Patience Please, I'm new here LOL