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Google Seeking To Cut Net Censorship Deals
Google Inc is lobbying internet providers and phone companies to establish
a separate internet traffic lane in order to prioritize the search engine
giant’s content, according to a leading report today.
Massive
Chemtrail Attack: Public Responds
I asked locals if they knew what all the strange lines in the sky were
and why the planes were spraying. I encountered several foreigners who
said the same thing happens in their countries, and met one recent police
academy grad who stated that he would do anything, including confiscating
people’s firearms, if it meant keeping his job.
Russian
warships head for Cuba
Russia said on Monday it was sending a group of warships to Soviet-era
ally Cuba in its latest defiant naval move around US waters, part of
a drive to revive old Cold War ties with Latin America.
US:
India gearing up for Pakistan attack The Pentagon says that India becomes ready to attack Pakistan
in retaliation for the recent Mumbai attacks that killed about 200 people.
Iraq
cheers reporter for Bush shoe attack Citizens in Baghdad have ennobled a frogmarched Iraqi reporter
for throwing his shoes at lame duck US President George W. Bush.
Russian
police arrest 150 at protests Russian authorities arrested Sunday at least 150 people taking
part in opposition demonstrations in Moscow and St Petersburg organised
by former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, police said.
“Hundreds
Dead” in Failed Drug Trial
The National Institutes of Health's (NIH) National Heart, Lung and Blood
Institute has announced the early cancellation of one part of a major
diabetes and cardiovascular disease study after discovering that patients
undergoing that treatment were more likely to die from heart attacks
and strokes.
Greece-Style
Riots Coming To U.S. Frighteningly accurate trends forecaster
Gerald Celente says that America will see riots similar to those
currently ongoing in Greece and that the cause will be a hyper-inflationary
depression, leading to the inevitable use of troops and mercenaries
to deal with the crisis as Americans are incarcerated in internment
camps.
US:
Detainee dies in US custody in Iraq
The U.S. military says a detainee has died of an apparent heart
attack while in custody at a U.S. detention facility in Baghdad.
Global
Sea Ice Trend Since 1979 - surprising
Much importance has been ascribed to tracking the change in Arctic
sea ice, but what about the global trend? That doesn’t seem
to get much press. However there is some important information that
needs to be presented related to the global trend of sea ice as
measured by satellite since 1979. The results are surprising.
The
Economics of Trust I have previously argued that the economy
cannot recover until we restore trust in our government, our leaders
and our systems.
Torture
trail seen starting with Bush A bipartisan congressional report traces
the U.S. abuse of detainees at Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib to
President George W. Bush’s Feb. 7, 2002, action memorandum
that excluded “war on terror” suspects from Geneva Convention
protections.
