pig-copIntelliHub – by Billy, Policing The Police

Sir Robert Peel, founder of the Metropolitan Police Force, was not only a Politician, he was also a Pig Farmer, and is credited with creating the popular “Tamworth” breed.

Ordinarily, It was prohibited to bring livestock into London, because of the filth and disease that butchering them caused. But politics being politics, Peel used his position so he could get away with driving his pigs from his farm in Tamworth, through the centre of London to Smithfield Market, without having to butcher them first, and thereby command a higher price for them live, at market.   Continue reading “How Policemen Got the Nickname “Pigs””

CNN -by Castalia Pascual and David Simpson

Panamanian authorities looking for drugs on a North Korean-flagged vessel instead found military equipment hidden among a cargo of brown sugar.

Authorities seized the vessel and the undeclared haul of weaponry in the Panamanian port of Manzanillo on Monday night, Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli said.   Continue reading “Panama finds weapons hidden in North Korean ship arriving from Cuba”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

A bizarre ‘backwards’ storm going from East to West is getting ready to strike the US this week. Is this just one more sign of a ‘pole shift’ due to the existence of another planetary body in outerspace approaching the Earth? Is this weather modification? HAARP? It is said that the jetstream over America is so weak, the weather is moving backwards… Coincidentally, or not, HAARP seems to be heating up much of the same area.   Continue reading “Bizarre Backwards Storm Strikes US This Week”

finfisher-malware-spyStory Leak – by Daniel G. J. 

A form of of malware exists that could enable government agencies and others to use your own mobile devices to spy on you. The malware is called Finfisher or FinSpy, and it is actually marketed to law enforcement and intelligent agencies by a shadowy company called Gamma International.

Gamma markets Finfisher as an “IT intrusion” software; that’s a polite term for hacking. The scary thing about Finfisher is that a variant of it called FinSpy can actually take over smartphones, including both iPhones and phones running Windows Mobile.   Continue reading “The Malware That Can Spy on You through Your Own Smartphone”

Keys of Liberty – by DBHJ

It was just over a year ago that Obama signed an Exective Order on communications, titled Assignment of National Security and Emergency Preparedness Communication Functions .  He placed  himself in control through the Department of  Homeland Security at Section 2.3. That Executive Order was signed on July 7, 2012. It has taken time for this to show up in our real world, but now it has.

In early April, Verizon began a Emergency Wireless Alert system through cell phones, iPhones, Blackberries and other devices . At first they have just been alerts on weather, such as possible flooding and other storms.  Scroll down to #14 on the Emergency Wireless link and you will see that you can end Amber Alerts on the disappearances of people or children and Imminent Danger Alerts for weather, but not Presidential alerts.   Continue reading “World of Surveillance and ‘Big Brother’”

New Investigation Alleges US Military, Monsanto Targeting GMO Activists and Independent ScientistsGreen Med Info – by Sayer Ji

A highly concerning new investigative report from the largest daily newspaper in Germany alleges that Monsanto, the US Military and the US government have colluded to track and disrupt both anti-GMOactivists and independent scientists who study the adverse effects of genetically modified food.

As revealed yesterday by Sustainable Pulse, on July 13th the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung detailed information on how the US Government “advances the interests of their corporations,” focusing on Monsanto as a prime example.   Continue reading “US Military, Monsanto Targeting GMO Activists and Independent Scientists, New Investigation Alleges”

NORML – by Paul Armentano

Pulmonary complications associated with the regular smoking of cannabis are “relatively small” and far lower than those associated with tobacco smoking, according to a recent review published in the June edition of the scientific journal Annals of the American Thoracic Society.

The paper – authored by Donald P. Tashkin, MD, emeritus professor of medicine and medical director of the Pulmonary Function Laboratory at the David Geffen School of Medicine at University of California, Los Angeles – is “the most comprehensive and authoritative review of the subject ever published,” according to an accompanying commentary. Donald Tashkin conducted US-government sponsored studies of marijuana and lung function for over 30 years.   Continue reading “Study: Marijuana Smoking Not Associated With Airway Cancers, COPD, Emphysema, Or Other Tobacco-Related Pulmonary Complications”

monsantos_cornWake Up World – by Carolanne Wright

Remember Agent Orange, the herbicide sprayed in Vietnam linked with devastating birth defects, cancer and Parkinson’s disease?

Dow AgroSciences would like to feed this toxic chemical to the American population via a new breed of genetically modified corn. If the corporation has its way, “Agent Orange corn” will arrive on dinner plates across the U.S. as early as 2014.   Continue reading “Warning: Genetically Modified “Agent Orange Corn” Coming Soon to a Plate Near You”

Obama Big BrotherDC Clotheline – by Patrick Ord

With the recent revelations centered on government surveillance, interest has surged in George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984. Orwell’s prescient work explores how a futuristic totalitarian state tracks every citizen’s move.

Orwell’s main character Winston was old enough to remember a time when privacy existed-albeit vaguely. In my favorite passage of the novel, Orwell says the following:   Continue reading “Lessons On Surveillance From “1984″”

Judicial Watch

The U.S. proposal to secure the southern border has caused outrage in Mexico, with one renowned Mexican academic claiming in Spanish-language media that deploying more federal agents to the region is tantamount to an increase in “human rights violations.”

Under the immigration reform bill floating around in the U.S. Senate the number of Border Patrol agents will double along the southern border and the amount of drones guarding from above will triple. The measure will also provide funding to complete 700 miles of fencing in the area and around-the-clock surveillance flights by drones.   Continue reading “Mexico: Securing Border Violates Human Rights”

jewish-against-zionismZen Gardner

Who’s paying attention with open eyes, minds and hearts anymore? It’s a wonder people can’t connect the dots with so much information hitting them squarely between the eyes.

Let’s look at a few headlines from the past few days:   Continue reading “Supremacist Thuggery – The Zionist Exemption and Permission Scam”

artificial sugarCollective Evolution – by Joe Marino

Did you know that Aspartame was banned by the FDA twice? How is this product legal now?

The bittersweet argument over whether Aspartame is safe or not has been going on for a long time. On one side we have medical evidence that suggests we should avoid using it and on the other side we lean on the FDA’s approval that suggests it is safe. Continue reading “The Shocking Story of How Aspartame Became Legal”

zAmerican Everyman

After her performance at the United Nations advocating a global for-profit education scam, Malala Yousafzai has been garnering some attention again, especially from folks in Pakistan. It seems my site isn’t blocked anymore in that country or at least people have found ways to get around it since I’m getting a bit of traffic coming from there.   Continue reading “The Staged Malala Yousafzai Story: Wag the Dog, Malala – From Citizens for Legitimate Government”

Food World Order

from southweb.org: Multinational pharmaceutical companies are treating patients in India like “lab rats,”  distributing untested drugs for research purposes without the patients’ informed consent,Agency France-Presse highlighted on Thursday in a report pulling from personal accounts.
The issue is ongoing and widespread and has been subject to a Supreme Court Case in India — which led Supreme Court judges R.M. Lodha and A.S. Dave to state, “There has to be some sense of responsibility. Human beings are treated like guinea pigs.”   Continue reading “Big Pharma Using India’s Poor as ‘Lab Rats’ to Test Meds”

Protesters blocked southbound traffic on Tel Aviv’s main thoroughfare, the Ayalon freeway, during demonstrations for social justice on July 13, 2013.Press TV

Thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against Tel Aviv’s austerity measures and to demand social justice.

The demonstrators, who were angry with the high cost of living, blocked Ayalon Freeway in Tel Aviv late on Saturday. They chanted slogans against Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Yair Lapid.    Continue reading “Thousands of Israelis protest against austerity measures”

holder-obamaBiz Pac Review – by Tom Tillison

While most of the nation was focused on the conclusion of the George Zimmerman trial, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holdermet with President Obama on Friday to report on the outcome of his investigation of Eric Holder.

Obama said in May that Holder would launch the review amid criticism of the Justice Department’s seizure of records belonging to The Associated Press and Fox News, as well as the labeling of Fox News reporter James Rosen as a criminal “co-conspirator,” a ruse used to seize his personal emails, according to The Hill.   Continue reading “Obama accepts Holder’s investigation of Holder”

Before It’s News – by Monica Davis

There is a new Civil Rights movement for the 21rst Century: gun rights. And it is trumphing the older movement for minorities, women and the disabled.

Its proponents harken back to the beginnings of the Republic,  back to the Constitution which promotes, gun rights, prohibits the quartering of soldiers in private homes.   Continue reading “Gun Rights: The New Civil Rights Movement”

rfidCollective Evolution – by Joe Martino

In what has become a controversial story as time goes on, due to the increasing research into RFID technology, it still remains a little unclear as to exactly why Mythbusters was not able to do a show discussing RFID technology. As Adam Savage, co-host of Mythbusters, stated himself  ”We were going to do RFID and on several levels, you know, how hackable, how reliable, how trackable, etc.” But this idea was met with resistance as the show’s producers began looking into the technology and speaking with companies involved in RFID use and production. Adam stated at ‘The Last Hope Conference’ that Texas Instruments and the chief legal advisor of almost all major credit card companies was completely opposed to allowing Mythbusters and Discovery do the show. As you will see in the video below, Adam feels rather taken aback out by the strength of the alleged decision from TI and others involved.   Continue reading “Busted! Mythbusters Not Allowed to Talk About RFID Chips”