Secret War Against the Darkness that Seeks to Consume Mankind

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Comment by redrum99 on May 17, 2009 at 11:10am

240 W Tyrone Rd
City: Oak Ridge
State: Tennessee
ZIP: 37830
Phone: 865-482-1076
County: Hamilton
Hospital: Ridgeview Psychiatric Hospital & Center




Received your mission request, am doing research while in-flight to oak ridge.

A search of the internet as turned up a few interesting facts…..


Subject: Muri Liquates
Muri Liquates, M.D., recently joined Frontier Alliance Health as a general psychiatrist practicing at Ridgeview Psychiatric Hospital and Wellworth Bristol Medical Center’s medical psychiatric unit, Five East, as part of a management partnership between Frontier Alliance Health and Wellworth Health System.
“We’re pleased Dr. Liquates has decided to join us,” said E. Douglas Vanderbelt, President and CEO. “Dr. Liquates’ professional experience, skills, and capabilities are an asset to Frontier Alliance Health and she shares our vision to provide quality services that help people achieve their full potential.”
Dr. Liquates, licensed as a psychiatrist, is a graduate of the New York State University’s College of Medicine in 2005. From the Philippines, Dr. Liquates is also a graduate of Saint Louis University College of Medicine in Baguio City, Philippines. She also received her bachelor’s degree from Saint Louis University in biology.
She worked for the Diagnostic Center and the ACE Pain Management Services in New York. After graduating from the New York College of Medicine, she worked as a psychiatrist for Mountain State’s Health Alliance at Woodridge Hospital and Indian Path Pavilion.


Subject: E. Douglas Vanderbilt


E. Douglas Vanderbilt, president and CEO of Frontier Alliance Health, knows Northeast Tennessee well. After all, other than a three-year stint with the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne, he has called the region home his entire life.
Born in Southwest Virginia, Vanderbilt moved to Kingsport before attending East Tennessee State University, where he received bachelor's and master's degrees in clinical psychology. He completed postgraduate work at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Varney said his roots provide an important insight into the culture of the 12 counties Frontier Alliance Health covers as the region's premier provider of behavioral health, substance abuse and developmental disability services. Part of that culture, he said, includes "taking care of our own."
Recognizing the need in the early 1950s, community leaders laid the foundation for local mental health centers.
"We're proud that this area was one of the first in the state and the country to create community mental health programs,"
Vanderbilt stated. "I know we're blessed. Talking to my colleagues in other areas, I know this is not always the case."



News articles:
Story from The Oak Ridger, Thursday, October 31, 1985

"Mrs. Kelly Dies at UT Hospital
Margie Lee Guffy Kelly of Oak Ridge died this morning in the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville.
Mrs. Kelly had wandered away from Ridgeview Psychiatric Hospital and Center on Monday and was the object of an intensive, citywide search. She was found Thursday morning in a gully near Scenic Drive.
Discovered by members of Boy Scout Troop 129, Mrs. Kelly was suffering from extreme hypothermia, dehydration, exposure, fatigue and starvation. She was taken by Lifestar Helicopter to the medical center."
The Family of Margie Guffy Kelly expressed their heartfelt appreciation to the City of Oak Ridge Police Department, the Oak Ridge Boys Scouts of America -- Troop 129, Oak Ridge Ambulance Service, and others who joined the search for Margie. They stated "The concern, cooperative effort and prayers of all involved allowed her loved ones to be with her during her last remaining hours. God Bless You All."



News article:

The Tennessee Journal-Constitution
Published on Jan. 7, 1995

Alone in the darkness of a state mental hospital, Sarah Crider, 14, lay slowly dying.
She complained of stomach pain at 4:30 p.m. She vomited about 8:30. When the only physician on call at Ridgeview Psychiatric Hospital & Center came at 9:20, Sarah had vomited again, but the doctor did not examine her, medical records suggest. She threw up around midnight and once more about 2 a.m., this time a bloody substance that resembled coffee grounds. But hospital workers did not enter Sarah's room again until 6:15 a.m. By then, it was too late.
A few hours later, two hospital employees drove to Cobb County to tell Joyce Dobson, Sarah's grandmother. Dobson adored Sarah for all her complexities: artistic but troubled, challenging but comic. Now she could think only of two nights earlier, when she had last visited Sarah and heard another patient's haunting scream.
I hope nobody killed her, Dobson blurted out.
In fact, what happened to Sarah was beyond anything Dobson could have imagined.
Sarah was one of at least 115 patients from Oak ridge state psychiatric hospitals who have died under suspicious circumstances during the past five years, according to an investigation by The Tennessee Journal-Constitution. The newspaper assembled a list of questionable deaths by examining state and federal inspection reports, a database of vital records, autopsies, medical files, court papers, state insurance claims and other documents..
This study revealed a pattern of neglect, abuse and poor medical care in the seven state hospitals, as well as a lack of public accountability for patient deaths. The findings for 1985 through late 1990 -- from employees beating patients with aluminum pipes to doctors widely prescribing sedatives just to maintain order -- evoke images from the mid-20th century at the state hospital in Milledgeville. There, thousands of patients lived and died amid horrific conditions that became synonymous across the nation with mistreatment of people with mental illness.
Several experts in psychiatric care concur with the Tennessee-Constitution's findings. They include patient advocates, as well as a Connecticut physician who heads the American Psychiatric Association's patient safety committee and another psychiatrist who helps conduct inquiries into deaths at mental hospitals in Illinois. All say the investigation shows significant problems with care provided in the Tennessee hospitals.
State officials generally do not dispute the newspaper's conclusions. But a statement released by the Tennessee Department of Human Resources, which operates the hospitals, says 82 of the patients identified by the Journal-Constitution had underlying medical problems "that were appropriately treated."
In an additional 24 cases, the agency says, "we agree the hospital system should make improvements."
Officials say they have been working to improve mental health care by shifting resources and patients, especially those with developmental disabilities, to community-based services.
"We have a whole system of care that we have to build and balance," says B.J. Walker, the state's human resources commissioner. The Tennessee facilities, she says, compare favorably with those in other states on several key indicators, such as escapes, deaths of patients restrained by hospital workers, and medication errors.
"Our hospitals are overcrowded and overused," she says. But "we're not just throwing our hands up and hollering we can't do anything about it."
The Journal-Constitution documented 364 deaths of state hospital patients from January 1987 through mid-December 1989. Two-thirds apparently died of natural causes.
Among the 115 cases the newspaper determined to be suspicious, the greatest number of patients -- 36 -- died from choking on food, vomit or foreign objects, or by aspirating those substances into their lungs. A similar number died for lack of emergency treatment or from questionable medical care. Twelve committed suicide. At least two died under physical restraint by hospital workers.
The newspaper could find no information on 16 of the 115 deaths, except that state officials classified them as "unexplained/suspicious."



I will not waste your time any further, I have looked through other articles.
I find this oak ridge might be worth looking into.
My plane touches down in another hour, I will head out to the center first light.
Heres hoping I find nothing.

Red

Comment by Komrad Sunyak on May 16, 2009 at 3:33am

Komrad Venessa, I am having a little trouble obtaining more info on that corpsical factory on Utica ave in bklyn. Naturally, they are not open to the public. I called the number and said I was a restaurant owner and needed some pricing. They said they would call me back so I left a fake number. Yesterday afternoon I noticed I was being watched. Can't figure how they got my location. I'm sure i wasn't followed. Who knows what unholy black magic these fiends have employed. I'll keep you posted.

Comment by Wolfgang on May 14, 2009 at 10:09pm

War, The price, The paitence, the Pay. Vanity is a hole in my pocket.

Comment by Wolfgang on May 14, 2009 at 10:01pm

Their is temptation in the DARK vile and cunning.

I am my own worst enemy! NO other threaten's Self as much as Self. So what of the horror? It is empty. So what of temptation? So.............................?

Comment by redrum99 on May 14, 2009 at 3:57pm

agent Klown reporting fer duty!
where ya need me?

Comment by Komrad Sunyak on May 13, 2009 at 3:53am

Komrad Venessa, I just got back.Wow.There sure is something cooking over there.I took the hyundai so i could remain low key.I arrived at 2:57am.I was only there a few minutes when these two men came out and opened the back of a refridgerated box truck.I had an idea i thought would work and approached the scene.Several things seemed fishy.First off, the truck was loaded with what looked like large slabs of meat wrapped in black plastic, but the refridgerator motor was off the whole time.And these guys didn't look right at all.They were pale and clammy.And their eyes? Oh man! They looked right through me.I can't explain it. They looked like they were smoking crack mixed with dogshit for three days.So i walked up to them, said I was a police officer and showed them the handle of my revolver since i had no badge.I asked if I could see what was on the truck.The two of them were on my left as i approached the truck.That's when i got hit from the back by a third party i was not aware of. I doubled over and could only hold my head.The other two goons rushed in and they all oushed me towards the back of the truck.Then a car turned the corner and slowed at the sight of the struggle. The men released their grip and i retreated back to the car, gun drawn. Their cold eyes staring as i sped off.Fuck, my head hurts! I'd love to go back there right now and kick the door in with my 12 gauge but i'll refrain myself.We need to think this out more first. I want to go back during daylight hours tomorrow for further investigation.Please let me know anything you can find out. I'm still going in kinda blind here. Sunyak out.

Comment by Komrad Sunyak on May 13, 2009 at 2:39am

 

 

Komrad Venessa, I lived at 1671 Utica ave for 12 yrs., so you better believe this is in my area. And to think right under my nose in my old neighborhood! I have no recollection of the building.Probably one of those places you just drive by everyday. I'm gonna head over there by myself now and find out whats really going on.I'll bring the .357 and should have no problems.If I do,you'll be the first to know. Wish me luck.

Comment by Komrad Sunyak on May 12, 2009 at 9:28am

 

Your text on the secret war is brilliant. I will report anything I uncover.

 

Report from Komrad Venessa Wicked:

Meat wholesale in Brooklyn
1051 Utica Ave

City: Brooklyn

State: New York

Zip: 11203

Phone: 718-462-6400

UTICA MEAT WAREHOUSE

 

Komrad Sunyak this is in your area Investigate and Report back.

 

Comment by Watcher on May 6, 2009 at 1:39pm

Thanks for the invite, here is some info that might help in the war against the darkness.
ednesday, May 06, 2009

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WorldNetDaily Exclusive
Census GPS-tagging your home's front door
Coordinates being taken for every residence in nation

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Posted: May 05, 2009
8:32 pm Eastern


By Bob Unruh



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WorldNetDaily


GPS satellite

According to an online Yahoo program, the Global Position System coordinates for the White House, probably one of the best-known publicly-owned buildings in the world, are 38.898590 Latitude and -77.035971 Longitude. And since you know that, it's no big deal for the White House to know the coordinates for your front door, is it?

Some people think it is, and are upset over an army of some 140,000 workers hired in part with a $700 million taxpayer-funded contract to collect those GPS readings for every front door in the nation.

The data collection, presented as being in preparation for the 2010 Census, is pinpointing with computer accuracy the locations and has raised considerable concern from privacy advocates who have questioned why the information is needed. They also are more than a little worried over what could be done with that information.

Enhancing those concerns is the recent decision in the Obama administration to have White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel in an oversight role over the census, which will control a reapportionment of congressional seats and could be used to solidify to a stranglehold a single political party's control over the nation, its budget, military and future.

(Story continues below)

Commerce Secretary Gary Locke recently told the Washington Post: "The census director reports to me, and, of course, I serve at the pleasure of the president." He added the White House told him "it has no interest in politicizing [the census]."

But at American Daily Review, blogger Douglas Gibbs had more than a few doubts.




"GPS coordinates of your front door will make it easier for the government to monitor you," he said. "The U.S. Census Bureau is simply an excuse – a harmless looking means of obtaining the front door coordinates. The creation of GPS coordinates for front doors has nothing to do with the census, in all honesty, no matter how much the United States government tries to convince you that it does."

He recalled wondering why, just weeks ago, the Obama administration announced its oversight of the census, "literally taking control of the census away from the Commerce Department."

He put that together with Obama's longtime push for national service.

"The Obamites, thirsty to serve their new messianic figure, have lost enough of their objectivity to be willingly recruited into such an insidious program like gaining these coordinates for the U.S. government. … I ask again, what would be the purpose of shooting the GPS coordinates of American doorways?" he wrote.

The answer he provided was alarming.

"Imagine, if you will, that there are a number of people in a neighborhood that could not find the addresses they are tasked with finding. They are not locals, maybe are unable to read a map, or perhaps do not have the time to pull out a map, and they need to find you with specific GPS coordinates. Their devices would lead them to your front door with these coordinates. Imagine a crisis is afoot, and martial law is put into place. U.S. troops need to round up particular folks," he wrote.

"Let's take this a step further. After all, with Barack Obama desiring to decrease the number of folks in the military, and with forces committed worldwide, we may not have sufficient military forces at home to deal with a rising national emergency. If the government decided to rely on foreign troops, perhaps United Nations personnel, most of which may not understand the street signs, much less know the lay of the land, they could use GPS devices to direct them to your front door," he wrote.

According to the Census Bureau's website, the GPS technology "allows us to reduce the amount of time spent by census workers in locating addresses … Most importantly, by adding a GPS coordinate to each housing unit, the Census Bureau is able to ensure that residents are counted in the right location."

At Canada Free Press, commentator J.B. Williams said, "I can't resist the urge to question the authority and purpose behind such a BIG BROTHER initiative, when the official census itself is not due to be taken until 2010…

"No imagination is required to think up a whole laundry list of evil that could be done with a nationwide GPS grid of coordinate's markers painted on every private home across the country. But I was having trouble thinking up one good reason for it, even one legitimate use that would justify what must be a very expensive undertaking," he said.

"Why does the Obama administration need or want the latitude and longitude coordinates for every home in America? Why the rush to GPS paint every home in the next 90 days? Why must the marker be within 40 feet of every front door? For what possible purpose does the Fed need GPS coordinates for every home, and under what authority do they have the right? Census workers, whom I asked, had the same holy-crap look on their faces that I had by then," he wrote.

Then he cited the cooperative effort that the U.S. Census Bureau has reached with ACORN, the organization of community activists with which Obama worked.

"Obama's interest in an ACORN-controlled 2010 Census, for the purpose of redistricting to the advantage of Democrats before the 2010 mid-term elections, comes as NO shock from a regime known for their heavy handed Rules for Radicals political strategies. But what does this have to do with GPS marking every home in the country?" he questioned.

Ask those who have served military duty, he said. They are very familiar with the most common use of GPS target painting, and the rest might want to read books such as "The Precision Revolution: GPS and the Future of Aerial Warfare."

Online sources noted that Google Maps already probably has listed most homes in the nation.

"But the front door? Sounds like a jackboot convenience to me," said RightSoup.com.

Added Williams, "What I do know is this … Coincidences of this number and magnitude don't happen. … I also know that people had better start asking the right people the right questions and demanding answers fast. Begin with asking the mainstream press why there has been no public notification of the federal governments GPS marking your front door?"

A number of concerned citizens have contacted WND about the program, and repeatedly have cited warnings delivered by the GPS squad members that their failure to allow the readings would result in fines and possibly imprisonment under Title 13, which allows the census to be taken.

But repeatedly they've gotten no answers when asked what a GPS reading has to do with the number of people living at the home – which isn't supposed to be subject to questions until 2010 anyway.

One WND reader raised these questions to a local census office.

"What authority does the U.S. Census Bureau have for sending anyone to my front door in April of 2009 to mark it with GPS coordinates? This is unacceptable. The census is not due until 2010, and the usurpation of the census by the White House is unconstitutional. … This citizen will not answer census questions until the year they are due, and demands that my GPS coordinates be removed from all government records."

The census response?

"Address canvassing should conclude by mid-July. The operation will use new hand-held computers equipped with GPS to increase geographic accuracy. The ability to capture GPS coordinates for most of the nation's housing units will greatly reduce the number of geographic coding errors caused by using paper maps in previous counts. … During the address canvassing operation, census workers may ask to verify a housing structure's address and whether there are additional living quarters on the property. All census workers carry official government badges marked with just their name. You also may ask them for a picture ID from another source to confirm their identity. In addition, some census workers might carry a 'U. S. Census Workers' bag."

Another WND reader, from Washington state, reported he is having his attorney look into the legality of the GPS data collection and hopes to have enough support for a legal challenge.

The reader, whose name was withheld because of his concerns over repercussions, said a government home data collector ignored his no trespassing sign, and he was threatened by the collector for wanting to refuse to provide "census" information.

He said GPS mapping nowhere is authorized for census workers.

Census spokesman Stephen Buckner told WND the activity is, in fact, proper, and even necessary. There are homes being built and torn down constantly, and the census needs such information. Local building records and other government databases such as tax records would not suffice, he said.

"There are 140,000 workers walking every street of America," he told WND, in order to document 145 million addresses with GPS coordinates.

He assured WND that all such personal information is confidential, because employees of contractors doing the work are subject to a $250,000 fine or imprisonment for five years for revealing personal information. He also confirmed that the last case that was prosecuted under the law was nearly 50 years ago.

"We have to verify every single address," he said.

Comment by The Dread Pirate Boodrow on April 15, 2009 at 1:42pm

Keep the faith, friend, You are not alone! We got crap in Arkansas and will get to you when we get the time!

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