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US Terrorism Simulation Involving Foreign Agencies Begins Today
A huge simulation coordinated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has begun today
with no mainstream media coverage at all.
Amid
Scrutiny, Yoo Pushes Back
Some public figures, if their judgment and ethics come under fire, retreat
into solitude. Then there is John C. Yoo.
Government
Swine Flu Advisor On Vaccine Maker Payroll
Many people seem genuinely baffled that western governments are hyping
the arrival of a swine flu pandemic as if it's the greatest threat to
humanity since the bubonic plague, despite the relatively low number
of deaths from the virus, unaware that the pharmaceutical industry has
been intimately joined at the hip with the state for decades.
Lackawanna
residents happy ‘crazy’ Cheney plan was axed
Officials and residents in Lackawanna, New York — the Buffalo
suburb that was the home of the Lackawanna Six convicted terrorists
— are happy that Vice-President Dick Cheney’s push to use
the US military to arrest the men was shot down.
Gates:
Iran is a threat to Israel, US
Washington says Iran’s nuclear program is a threat to both Israel
and the United States, reaffirming its ‘unbreakable bond’
with Tel Aviv.
Gun
admirers flock to US car dealership
Forget electric windows and parking sensors – an American car
dealership is tempting its customers with an unusual “optional
extra”: a Kalashnikov.
Businessman
claims British link to torture: report A Brit, who claims to have been tortured in the United Arab Emirates,
said he has fresh evidence showing that British security services were
involved, a newspaper said Monday.
Report:
China has more Web users than US has citizens
The number of Internet users in China is now greater than the entire
population of the United States, after rising to 338 million by the
end of June, state media reported Sunday.
GM
crop trials start again in Britain in ’secret’: report
Genetically modified crops are being grown in Britain for the first
time in 12 months after controversial trials were resumed without alerting
the public, a newspaper reported Monday.
Dollar
Falls to Near 2009 Low as Economy Pares Refuge Demand The dollar fell to near the lowest level this year against
the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners on speculation
the global economy is shaking off the worst recession since World
War II, sapping safety demand.
North
Korea ready for talks over nuclear weapons
North Korea said today it was open to talks about the rising tension
over its nuclear weapons programme, a marked shift in tactics after
months of ratcheting up foreign anxieties with nuclear test and
missile launches.
American
eugenics movement archives
Should you ever care to delve into America’s history with
eugenics, the Image Archive on the American Eugenics Movement is
a handy thing indeed.
Former
Mayor: Crusade against white lines (chemtrails) “We
are massively being poisoned and brainwashed” Former mayor
Peter Vereecke (53) of Evergem wants the justice department and
the city council to act against planes that are according to him
spraying day and night disease causing germs and chemicals all over
the world. ”Rest assured I am not insane”
‘Impeach
Obama’ bumper stickers spark a shopping mall protest
While protesters rallied in his support, the owner of a Concord
Mills kiosk that sells conservative merchandise said he met with
the mall’s manager Sunday to see what arrangements can be
made for him to remain after his lease expires Friday.
What’s
the Establishment Got to Hide?
In a puzzling editorial in Friday’s edition, the Washington
Post blasted the Federal Reserve Transparency Act as “an unserious
answer to a serious question.” The Post, which tends to be
predictably liberal and quite bland in its editorial pronouncements,
used unusually harsh language, calling the bill “wrongheaded
in the extreme.”
Resistance
Can Help Make Hate Law Unenforceable
After the pro-hate bill victory in the Senate July 16, I hoped against
hope to find (or contrive) a way to induce President Obama to veto
the arms/hate bill. Conflict between the President’s will
versus that of the House of Representatives in regard to further
purchase of F-22 fighters seemed to hold such promise.
Holdren's Eugenicist Nightmare
CIA Involvement In Iran
Nazi Roots Of The European Union
North Korea Nuclear Circus
Police State UK
Neo-Con Attack On Jesse Ventura
9/11 Truth Hit Piece Propaganda
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