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When Killing Becomes Holy,
Everyone Wants to Pray, by Charles Carreon
Don't Kill Nobody, by
Charles Carreon
Top Story of the Day:
Conservatives to Bush: Fire Gonzales, by Time Magazine
Killer's Older Sister
Works for State Department Contractor, by Chosun.com
Cho Seung-Hui and the
Not So Secret School, by Dream's End
Virginia Tech
Leads DARPA Effort to Develop New, Shape-Changing Materials, by
eng.vt.edu
Lawyers, Guns and Hush Money -- Burying
the Truth at Columbine
Ft. Hood Suspect ID'd as Army Psychiatrist, by CBS/AP
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"Virginia Tech was the top performing Senior
Military College during the 2006 Leader Development Assessment Course (LDAC)."
-- VT Army, by armyrotc.vt.edu |
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You sadistic snobs
I may be nothing but a
piece of [deleted]. You have vandalized my heart, raped my soul, and
torched my conscience. You thought it was one pathetic, bored life you
were extinguishing. Thanks to you, I died -- like Jesus Christ --
to inspire generations of the weak and the defenseless people.
Do you know what it feels like to be spit on your face, and have trash
shoved down your throat? Do you know what it feels like to dig
your own grave? Do you know what it feels like to have your throat
slashed from ear to ear? Do you know what it feels like to be torched
alive? Do you know what it feels like to be humiliated and be impaled
upon a cross and left to bleed to death for your amusement? You have
never felt a single ounce of pain your whole life. Did you want to
inject as much misery into our lives as you can, just because you can?
You had everything you wanted. Your Mercedes wasn't enough, you brats.
Your golden necklaces weren't enough, you snobs. Your trust fund wasn't
enough. Your vodka and cognac weren't enough. All your debaucheries
weren't enough. Those weren't enough to fulfill your hedonistic needs.
You had everything.
-- Manifesto, by Cho Seung-Hui |
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KAY GRIGGS: George got into Cap and Gown
which is the same kind of fraternity. I mean it's a eating club at
Princeton for intelligence officers.
ERIC HUFSCHMID: In Cap and Gown did they have anybody
involved who wasn't intelligence oriented?
KAY GRIGGS: Football players, and so forth. But I
have a feeling that Cap and Gown has a lot of intelligence officers and
boys who may have been raped. Of course, they'd never talk about it. But
I know that in the initiation they get very drunk, even in the Marine
Corp they do that, it's called "Dining in." They have the "shellback"
ceremony. They do a lot of homosexual enticement. The boys, when they
come in, when they are new recruits, they strip them nude, they violate
their personal parts, and a lot of that is going on even now."
-- Mrs. Kay Griggs
on How the Government Works
"The Dining In is a tradition that is
associated with the British Army's regimental mess. The purpose of the
formal dinner was to build bonds between the units and to have a good
time. Some of the traditions were skits to provide entertainment, a
formal dinner, and the grog bowl. We included all of these elements at
our Dining In. The skits were very entertaining and did not spare any
member of the cadre staff. The dinner was good, but took a long time to
eat with all of the points of order. Mr. Vice, Cadet Akrami, was in
charge of determining who got sent to
the grog but could be overruled by
the president of the mess, SGM Ferrone. Mr. Vice even entertained us
with his dancing skills after someone made a point of order about them."
--New River Valley
Battalion Newsletter

"Could the use of a Grog Bowl be considered
Hazing? The Definition of Hazing uses words such as Cruel, Abusive,
Humiliating, oppressive and the concept of encouraging another to
excessively consume alcohol. I don’t know about you but taking a drink
out of a toilet bowl, brand new or old, it’s still a toilet bowl. To
some this could be Hazing. What happens if someone spikes the Grog Bowl
and now a Marine, who may be underage, is drunk and gets into trouble?"
-- Grog Bowl, by Sgt. Maj. McClure
"Thank you for so graciously bestowing your
confidence on our school this year [Mr. Vice, Cadet Akrami]."
--Tidings: The Official
Newsletter of Southern Virginia University [A Latter Day Saint School] |
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"And then it happened.
Something flashed through the air, something
shiny and metallic. It headed straight at Jason Dill. Dill saw it and
screamed.
The object smashed against him. Dill reeled
and fell, his arms flailing. The object struck again, then lifted
abruptly and zoomed off above their heads. It ascended to the raised
platform and came to rest on the marble desk. Reynolds retreated in
horror; the Directors and their staffs and guards roamed in frantic
confusion, pushing blindly to get away.
Dill was dead.
Bending briefly, Barris examined him. On all
sides men and women shrieked and stumbled, trying to get out, away from
the auditorium. Dill's skull was crushed, the side of his face smashed
in. His dead eyes gazed up blankly, and Barris felt welling up inside
him a deep surge of regret.
"Attention!" rasped a metallic voice
that cut through the terrified hubbub like a knife. Barris turned
slowly, dazed with disbelief; it still did not seem possible.
On the platform the metal projectile had
been joined by another; now a third landed, coming to rest beside the
other two. Three cubes of glittering steel, holding tightly to the
marble with clawlike grippers.
"Attention!" the voice repeated. It
came from the first projectile, an artificial voice -- the sound of
steel and wiring and plastic parts.
One of these had tried to kill Father
Fields. One of these had killed the schoolteacher. One or more had
destroyed Vulcan 2. These things had been in action, but beyond the
range of visibility; they had stayed out of sight until now.
These were the instruments of death. And now
they were out in the open.
A fourth landed with the others. Metal
squares, sitting together in a row like vicious mechanical crows.
Murderous birds -- hammer-headed destroyers. The roomful of Directors
and guards sank gradually into horrified silence; all faces were turned
toward the platform. Even Reynolds watched wide-eyed, his mouth slack in
dumbfounded amazement.
"Attention!" the harsh voice repeated. "Jason Dill is dead. He
was a traitor. There may be other traitors." The four projectiles
peered around the auditorium, looking and listening intently.
Presently the voice continued -- from the
second projectile, this time.
"Jason Dill has been
removed, but the struggle has just begun. He was one of many. There are
millions lined up against us, against Unity. Enemies who must be
destroyed. The Healers must be stopped. Unity must fight for its life.
We must be prepared to wage a great war."
The metallic eyes roamed the room, as the
third projectile took up where the second had paused.
"Jason Dill tried to keep me from
knowing. He attempted to throw a curtain around me, but I could not be
cut off -- I destroyed his curtain and I destroyed him. The Healers will
go the same way; it is only a question of time. Unity possesses a
structure which cannot be undone. It is the sole organizing principle in
the world today. The Movement of Healers could never govern. They are
wreckers only, intent on breaking down. They have nothing constructive
to offer."
Barris thrilled with horror at the voice of
metal, issuing from the hammer-headed projectiles. He had never heard it
before, but he recognized it.
The great computer was far away, buried at
the bottom level of the hidden underground fortress. But it was its
voice they were hearing.
The voice of Vulcan 3.

"The Traitor" Cho
Seung-Hui
He took careful aim. Around him his guards
stood frozen, gaping foolishly at the line of metal hammerheads. Barris
fired; the fourth hammer disappeared in a blast of heat.
"A traitor!" the third hammer cried. The three hammers flew
excitedly into the air. "Get him! Get the traitor!"
Other Directors had unclipped their pencil
beams. Henderson fired and the second hammer vanished. On the platform
Reynolds fired back; Henderson moaned and sank down. Some Directors were
firing wildly at the hammers; others wandered in dazed confusion,
uncertain and numb. A shot caught Reynolds in the arm. He dropped his
pencil.
"Traitor!" the two remaining hammers
cried together. They swooped at Barris, their metal heads down, coming
rapidly at him. From them heat beams leaped. Barris ducked. A guard
fired and one of the hammers wobbled and dipped; it fluttered off and
crashed against the wall."
-- Vulcan's
Hammer, by Philip K. Dick

Libby was a Vulcan,* one of the Bush team hard-liners, along with former
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz and Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice, who helped the President cram for foreign policy
debates during the 2000 campaign and who had argued for years that the
U.S. should depose Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and bring democracy and
stability to the Middle East. [* The group gave itself the nickname the
Vulcans, for the Roman god of fire. For more details, see Rise of the
Vulcans, by James Mann.]
-- "Fall of a Vulcan," by Michael
Duffy
The Vulcans Table of Contents |
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"It was all just a
surreal moment,"
Philip Seward said.
"It's a
surreal moment that's happened to both of us,"
Derek O'Dell said.
"It has been a
surreal time for the
students," Caitlan Sullivan
said.
Table of Contents
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33 Dead in Campus
Shooting, by CollegiateTimes.com
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A Reader's Guide
to the Columbine Report, by Daryl Lindsey
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Airborne Hokie Bird, by
V.T. Army
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Army ROTC Endowment
Fund, by V.T. Army
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Catastrophists: The Vulcans Table of
Contents
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Cell Phone Videos -- Google Video
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Charles W. Steger Statement 4/16/07,
by Charles W. Steger
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Cho Seung-Hui and
the Not So Secret School, by Uncategorized,
dreamsend.wordpress.com
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College of Science
2006-07 Career Seminars and Events
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Cops Help Kill 32
Students -- The What the Fuck Blog, by thewtfblog.blogspot.com
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Department of Communication
Virginia Tech -- Federal Intelligence Agency Panel Discussion,
by VirginiaTech
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Dining Out [Dining In], by
Steven Dutch
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Downtown Remains
Supportive in Face of Tragedy, by CollegiateTimes.com
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Facebook Reactions, by
CollegiateTimes.com
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Feds Ordered
VA Police to Stand Down -- Local Authorities Were Told to Take No
Action to Pursue Killer, by Paul Joseph Watson, Prison Planet
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Ft. Hood Suspect ID'd as
Army Psychiatrist, by CBS/AP, 11/5/09
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Grog Bowl, by Sgt. Maj.
McClure, United States Marine Corp.
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Gunman Kills Hostage, Self at
NASA Center, by Monica Rhor
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Gunman Said He Needed Exorcism, by A. J. Hostetler
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Gunman Sent Package to NBC
News -- "When the Time Came, I did it," Says Message Mailed Between
Shootings, by Alex Johnson
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Hospitals Handle a Surge
of Victims, by CollegiateTimes.com
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How Did the Virginia
Massacre Begin?, by Caitlin Sullivan, Time Magazine
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Interview with Trey
Perkins and Derek O'Dell, by Brian Williams of NBC News
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Interview with
Colin Goddard, by Gary Fabiano for Newsweek, Jenn Molino, Jon
Groat, Noelle Chun
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Interview with Karan
Grewel, Cho Seung-Hui's Former Housemate, by Newsweek
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Interview with
Professor Lucinda Roy, by Newsweek
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Kennedy Indicted in Federal Court, by Bonnie Hobbs
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Killer's Older
Sister Works for State Department Contractor, by Chosun.com
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Lawyers, Guns and Hush Money -- Burying
the Truth at Columbine -- Table of Contents
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Manifesto, by Cho
Seung-Hui
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Map of Shooting, by
American Buddha Online Library
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Marcus Vick, Former
Virginia Tech Football Quarterback Arrested on Firearm Charges,
by jayflemma.thegolfspace.com
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Matt Kazee
on Alex Jones Show, Reporting Live from Virginia Tech Shooting
Aftermath
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McNeil Technologies, by
mcneiltech.com
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MK Ultra: Not Just for Paranoids Anymore, by Dream's End
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More than 130
Employers to Attend Pamplin's Business Horizons, by Sookhan Ho
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Mr. Brownstone, by Seung
Cho
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New River Valley
Battalion Newsletter, by V.T. Army
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Nominee Played Big Role in Outsourcing Intelligence, by Matt
Kelley and Richard Willing
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Officials Knew Troubled
State of Killer in '05, by Shaila Dewan & Marc Santora
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Photos of the Shooting
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Pictures From the Manifesto,
by NBC News
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Richard McBeef, by
Seung Cho
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Report to
Congress -- DARPA Prize Authority -- Fiscal Year 2005 Report in
Accordance with 10 U.S.C. §2374a,
by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
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Schools Need to
Teach Students to Be Aggressive, by Mike Celizic
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Shattered
Campus Aims for Normality, by Robert Little, Bradley Olson &
Melissa Harris
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Shooter's Parents
Get Protection, by Kevin Massey
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Students React to the
Tragedy, by CollegiateTimes.com
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Students Respond to
Shootings, by CollegiateTimes.com
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Students Return to
Virginia Tech, by Jerome L. Sherman
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The Dining In (aka
Turd in a Punch Bowl), by Jason Christopher Hartley
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Too Few Warnings at
Virginia Tech?, by Time Magazine
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Top Story:
Conservatives to Bush: Fire Gonzales, by Time Magazine
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VT Army, by armyrotc.vt.edu
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Va. Tech Killer's
Strange "Manifesto", by Robert Windrem
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Va. Tech Shooter Railed Against "Rich Kids' Debauchery", by
Adam Geller
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Va. Tech
Shooting's "Horrible Coincidence", by Rex W. Huppke
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Va. Tech Gunman
Writings Raised Concerns, by Matt Apuzzo
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Victims in Virginia Tech
Massacre, by MSNBC Staff
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Virginia Tech Gunman
Left Note, by Aamer Madhani
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Virginia Tech Medal of
Honor Recipients, by armyrotc.vt.edu
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When Killing Becomes
Holy, Everyone Wants to Pray, by Charles Carreon
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Cho Seung-Hui Left No Clues
Online?, by Wired Blog Network
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Veritas Capital, by
veritascapital.com
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Virginia Tech Grand
Challenge Team, by me.vt.edu
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Virginia Tech
Leads DARPA Effort to Develop New, Shape-Changing Materials, by
eng.vt.edu
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Vulcan's Hammer, by Philip K.
Dick
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Wired Magazine, aka
Assassin's Monthly?, by Charles Carreon
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Worst U.S. Shooting Ever
Kills 33 on Va. Campus -- 15 Others Wounded as Panic Grips Virginia
Tech for 2-1/2 Hours, by Alex Johnson with NBC’s Pete Williams
and MSNBC-TV’s Chris Jansing and Alison Stewart
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