A copy of the conference report for the first 1957 Bilderberg Conference held in the King and Prince Hotel at St. Simons Island, United States.
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Meetings 1957 Conference Report St. Simons Island, United States
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National Security Agency
(U//FOUO) NSA Ft. Gordon Georgia “Sweet Tea” Building Specifications
More than 1700 pages of building specifications for the NSA/CSS facility at Fort Gordon, Georgia known as “Sweet Tea” dated February 5, 2010.
Georgia
Samuel Crump Elderly Georgia Militia Ricin Attack Affadavit
Affadavit filed in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Virginia in support of a search warrant for the home of Samuel J. Crump. Crump and several other men ranging in age from 65 to 73 were allegedly plotting to conduct a series of attacks using homemade ricin.
Georgia, Intelligence Fusion Centers
(U//FOUO) Georgia Fusion Center: Suspicious Incident at Haralson County Water Treatment Facility
The Georgia Information Sharing and Analysis Center (GISAC) is releasing this informational bulletin to enhance the situational awareness of law enforcement and security personnel with regard to a highly suspicious break-in incident that occurred on 24 October 2011 at the Haralson County Water Treatment Facility. During this incident, a subject broke in to the facility and was recorded (via security camera) taking pictures of the facility’s chlorination system, including the chlorine tank. In light of this highly suspicious incident, GISAC is urging facilities to be vigilant in their security measures and report any suspicious activity regarding water treatment facilities, or other critical infrastructure as soon as possible.
Intelligence Fusion Centers
GISAC Fire, Haz Mat, and EMS Intelligence Bulletin
A news article from July 18, 2009 highlights a new medication has been developed which reportedly can protect people exposed to normally lethal doses of radiation from a nuclear or a “dirty” bomb.
The article cited tests involving 650 monkeys exposed to radiation equivalent to that recorded during the Chernobyl nuclear reactor disaster in 1986, 70 per cent died while the rest suffered serious maladies, the newspaper Yediot Achronot said yesterday.