MORE THAN THE LIBERTY BELL IS CRACKED IN PENSYLVANIA AND WASHINGTON,D.C.AND THE FBI AND PĂNNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE,ETC.,FOR THAT MATTER.....BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM ARTICLE WITH LINK EXPLAINING THAT A PHONY HOME 'SECURITY COMPANY' WITH LINKS PROBABLY TO ISRAELI MOSSAD AND UNION BANK OF ISRAEL IS USING FEAR OF CRIME IN AMBRIDGE TO SELL ITSELF TO UNSUSPECTING AS A RWEAL AMERICAN COMPANY !MEANTIME AS YOU CAN RERAD BELOW THAT ISRAELI POLICE HAVE EMPLOYED THEMSELVES TO TRACK DISSENTERS AND PROTESTORS AGAINST SHALE GAS PRODUCTION IN PENNSYLVANIA AS WELL AS TO INVADE THE BEDROOMS OF GAYS AND LESBIANS
AND WHO KNOWS WHO ELSE!What perverts on top of being Israeli gov agents and terrorists
The Governor Rendell should be tried and convicted of treason.
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An obscure York nonprofit with ties to Philadelphia University and Jerusalem is behind the state Homeland Security agency's monitoring of protesters, environmentalists and gays, documents show.
The Institute of Terrorism Research and Response is headed by Michael Perelman, who formerly worked for the York City Police Department, and Aaron Richman, a former police captain in the Israeli capital, according to filings with the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Gov. Ed Rendell apologized Tuesday after the disclosure that the state Office of Homeland Security paid the institute $125,000 for weekly reports the agency used to put Marcellus shale hearings and a gay and lesbian festival on terror watch lists for law enforcement......- - http://triblive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/regional/s_699772.html#axzz3FhlM4RjO
MORE THAN THE LIBERTY BELL IS CRACKED IN PENSYLVANIA AND WASHINGTON,D.C.AND THE FBI AND PĂNNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE,ETC.,FOR THAT MATTER.....BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM ARTICLE WITH LINK EXPLAINING THAT A PHONY HOME 'SECURITY COMPANY' WITH LINKS PROBABLY TO ISRAELI MOSSAD AND UNION BANK OF ISRAEL IS USING FEAR OF CRIME IN AMBRIDGE TO SELL ITSELF TO UNSUSPECTING AS A RWEAL AMERICAN COMPANY !MEANTIME AS YOU CAN RERAD BELOW THAT ISRAELI POLICE HAVE EMPLOYED THEMSELVES TO TRACK DISSENTERS AND PROSESTORS AGAINST SHALE GAS PRODUCTION IN PENNSYLVANIA AS WELL AS TO INVADE THE BEDROOMS OF GAYS AND LESBIANS!
And on top of it all Pennsylvania government helped fund these Israeli 'police' goons or terrorists and now we read Israeli scum who are really with Israeli American Michael Chertyoff the ones who covered up their own tracks after 9/11 linking them to the dirty deed and wrote the Patriot Acrt that overthrewe the U.AS.Constitution that used to protect us all including American Jews from such as these Israeli government agents and peety con men !Note most recent news has an Israeli connected home security' scam website that ITSELF IS LINKED TO ISRAEL OR THE UNION BANK OF ISRA-HELL!
http://www.timesonline.com/news/local_news/home-security-company-changes-its-website-description-after-times-investigation/article_93d9526a-1063-5efb-9c5d-38be4954985d.html
An Internet search of the links for photos on the website linked the company with the websitehomesecurityshield.net as well. An archived version of those web pages from May 2013 include mentions of Safe Streets USA and feature the same toll-free phone number ashomesecurityshield.org.
The stock photo on the site of a happy family was changed earlier this week after attention was drawn to the company. The new photo also appears on an Ontario-based chiropractor's website and a site for the Union Bank of Israel.......
State Rep. Rob Matzie, D-16, Ambridge, sent a letter to Attorney General Kathleen Kane on Thursday, questioning the business practices of the company. J.J. Abbott, spokesman for the attorney general, said the request was forwarded to the office’s Bureau of Consumer Protection.
“I have concerns about their marketing practices,” Matzie said. “It’s very difficult to find out any information about the validity of the company.”
Matzie said he met with the attorney general’s office on Wednesday about concerns that arose after the company ranked Ambridge the second-most-dangerous city in Pennsylvania using FBI Uniform Crime Report data from 2012. A former mayor of Ambridge, Matzie said the borough police and its mayor are very transparent about the type of crime that occurs.
Shades Of Boston Marathon bombing where I sraeli Jerusalem police were also on the scene.
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Ex-police devised 'terror list' in Pennsylvania
By Brad Bumsted and Andrew Conte,
Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
An obscure York nonprofit with ties to Philadelphia University and Jerusalem is behind the state Homeland Security agency's monitoring of protesters, environmentalists and gays, documents show.
The Institute of Terrorism Research and Response is headed by Michael Perelman, who formerly worked for the York City Police Department, and Aaron Richman, a former police captain in the Israeli capital, according to filings with the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Gov. Ed Rendell apologized Tuesday after the disclosure that the state Office of Homeland Security paid the institute $125,000 for weekly reports the agency used to put Marcellus shale hearings and a gay and lesbian festival on terror watch lists for law enforcement.
"We are appalled at what we have learned so far about these reports," said Witold Walczak, legal director for the ACLU of Pennsylvania. "It all smacks of J. Edgar Hoover. Saying that no harm was done is simplistic. Just raising questions about a group or a person can cause harm. Dissent does not equal danger."
Perelman declined to comment but provided a statement that explained in general terms what his organization does:
"The mission of the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response is to identify and analyze information that can be leveraged to prevent injury, loss of life and destruction of property. At times, that means providing guidance on the potential for deadly actions."
Richman could not be reached for comment.
Rendell said Wednesday he does not plan to fire anyone in his administration because what happened was the "collective responsibility" of state Homeland Security and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. He has appointed a task force headed by Steven Crawford, his chief of staff, to investigate the state's contract with the institute and how to distribute security alerts in the future.
Homeland Security did not put the one-year contract with the institute up for bid because the state Department of General Services determined no other company could provide a similar service, said Maria Finn, a Homeland Security spokeswoman.
The institute's website provides few details about Perelman and Richman.
They formed the company six years ago in York to provide "on-site educational seminars on institutional security against terrorism and other threats," a state filing shows. Three years later, in 2007, they formed a nonprofit foundation for "enhancing anti-terror training."
Richman works as an assistant professor at Philadelphia University, which identifies him as a former police captain in Jerusalem, a paramedic and a doctoral candidate in Public Policy and Homeland Security.
Rendell insisted at a Downtown news conference that while Homeland Security disseminated information about groups to law enforcement, the agency did not monitor protests. No video or photo surveillance was conducted, either, he said.
"If this wasn't so wrong, it would be laughable," said state Rep. Doug Reichley, R-Allentown.
A spokesman for House Minority Leader Sam Smith, R-Punxsutawney, asked how the contract was awarded. "I'm wondering, who are these people, who vetted them, and who chose them in the first place?" Stephen Miskin said. "Instead of spending $125,000 to spy on protesters, you could look at the governor's budget cuts and look at what else could have been funded."
Several House Republicans, including Reichley, called for the House government committee to investigate the contract and others doled out during the Rendell administration with "no oversight," Miskin said.
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