Sweet Liberty Technical Notes

The Iraq section has now been broken into two columns. Since most of the articles in that section were posted prior to the U.S. invasion into Iraq, it has become necessary to distinguish between the articles that were posted before Iraq was "liberated", and how much better off the people are now (and I say that using sarcasm, of course).

So we have divided the page into half. On the left-hand side: "Before Invasion". And on the right side of the page: "Occuped Iraq", which is what they have now. And I dare point out that they will have an occupied government from this point forward — even after they get a "new" government in place. Because the "new" government will be a government of the globalists' choosing.

By the way, if anyone out there still believes that Saddam Hussein is the diabolical character he is made out to be, then you obviously haven't listened to Sweet Liberty. And you obviously haven't read our Iraq section. Nita Renfrew's book on Saddam is posted in that section. You have to have the free Acrobat Reader program installed on your computer, as the book is in Portable Document Format (pdf). If you don't have it, get it here.

The book is a must-read about the man who our propaganda-media calls the "butcher of Baghdad".

I highly recommend it! But only for those who are big enough to handle the truth.

Remember – if the media wants you to hate someone, there is a reason they want you to hate them. There are too many of us that are being Winston Smiths during the Big Brother Two Minute Hate sessions. We need the truth. And we won't get the truth, unless we open our minds to the fact that the foundation of nearly everything that we've ever believed is a lie.

Disagree if you want, but only do so after you've done your own research.

Thanks to the tipster who notified me that the pull-down menu for the navigation of the German White Book, wasn't working. When you would attempt to select something from this menu, it would give you an "Internal Server Error". The problem is now fixed.

In a previous entry in this blog, I requested anyone who knew of a good search script for websites to step forward.

Once again, our good friend Bryan comes to the rescue.

My first impression of the program he recommended is that it is a wonderful search script. There are many customizable features. Additionally, unlike previous data base-driven search programs that I've tried on this site, this one searches by relevance. In other words, it isn't supposed to just spit out results in any random manner. It should put the most relevant data at the top of the list of results. Which, hopefully, will mean that it will take less time for you to find that which you are seeking.

Best of all, we now have the capability of "spidering" other sites and including them in our search results. So anyone visiting Sweet Liberty can search this site, or the others, or all of them at once. At this time, I have only included Sweet Liberty and Amerikan Expose in our data base.

I'm still working on customizing this thing, so if I have anything else to add, I'll post it here.

You can access the search script by using the old form on the left-hand side of the main page, or by going here.

Again, thanks Bryan for the tip!

Fixed broken link to the Balfour Declaration from the article, A Jewish Defector Warns America. Thanks to tipster Mike for notifying us of that. You've made Sweet Liberty a better site.

And for the rest of you, if you haven't read that article, I suggest that you do so! It will definately make you think.

All SSI should now be functioning throughout the site. Thank you Bryan for suggesting htaccess instead of manually converting files.

If anyone is aware of a reasonably-priced search script that supports shtml files as well as html and htm. It would also be nice if it supported plain text files (*.txt) as well. The one we'd been using from Matt's script archive only supports html and htm.

In what has quickly become a recurring problem, Sweet Liberty again was taken off the satellite and the internet. Jackie, after having dealt with spotty reception the previous two nights, decided to play a rebroadcast of an interview of Donn de Grand Pre.

Shortwave reception has been poor, even on the normally well-heard 5.070 MHz. Meanwhile, on 3.210 MHz -- the frequency that Jackie deserted earlier this year due to complaints by listeners that they couldn't hear her -- reception was crystal clear.

Are these technical problems a coincidence? The fact that both shortwave reception is poor, and the Digital Subscriber Line from the network to the satellite uplink center keeps going down, and that there is also a blackout on the internet at the same time would be a remarkable coincidence. Indeed, it is possible.

At this point, I am not going to bother posting the audio archive from last night, since it is a replay and we don't have all of it.

Hopefully someone can get to the bottom of this problem soon.

Every page for the book, The Nameless War, has now been converted from .htm to .shtml files to facilitate server parsing of the pages. Now, all of the pull-down menus are once again loading properly, greatly aiding in navigation of the book.

While I was in that section, I noticed that the SSI was not functioning on the How Wars Are Made main page as well. That too is now fixed.

As always, if anyone notices anything amiss, please notify.

Folks, we now have Live Chat on the website. Hopefully, this feature will be more widely used than the old message board. Anyway, you can get to it by going to the main page and on the left-hand side bar, click on "Live Chat".

The entire Iraq section has now been converted from .htm files to .shtml files so that Server-Side Includes will function. Now, the entire section navigation will appear at the bottom of each page.

I have tried to check everything out to make sure it is correctly loading. If anyone notices anything that is not right, e-mail me.

- Replaced old section 12 with a newly revised section 12.

- Added brand-new section 13 of the book

I have installed a guestbook script for Sweet Liberty. It can be accessed on the main page under the random quote. Just click on "Sign Our Guestbook"

Hopefully, we'll hear from a lot of you folks out there. :)

On Thursday, December 4th, Sweet Liberty was taken off of satellite and the internet — and subsequently off of shortwave — by a technical problem. It is suspected by officials at First Amendment Radio Network, that there may have been an interruption in service of the network's high-speed DSL transfer lines, which carry programming to the satellite uplink center, as well as to the internet directly. All streams failed.

The interruption began approximately 40 minutes into the show, and lasted about 15 minutes — until the show's conclusion.

The cause of the outage is not known at this hour, but is being investigated by the network.