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Washington’s Blog – by Carl Herman
Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury, Associate Editor for the Wall Street Journal, and Senior Research Fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution. He writes (for years):
“Nothing will be fixed until [leading US] criminals are arrested and put on trial for treason… Americans have lost the rule of law.” Continue reading “‘Nothing will be fixed until [US] Criminals are arrested’: top US official”
Natural Society – by Christina Sarich
While it isn’t Monsanto getting away with murder this time around, Dow and DuPont Chemical companies have been given a seal of approval by the European Union to grow their GMO corn. The vote which took place that could have vetoed the proposition lost 19 to 28, with 4 member states abstaining from voting. This means only five states wanted GM corn, but the way the weighted voting system is set up in the EU, the Commission is now obliged to pass the GMO crop initiative. Continue reading “Backslide: Dow and Dupont Get a Green Light to Grow GMO Corn in EU”
Mammograms are widely touted as an effective breast cancer screening tool. But some research and experts suggest that it could be causing more harm than good.
Increases cancer risk
In undergoing mammograms, women are exposed to radiation. And radiation, as we know, is a cause of cancer. Continue reading “Mammograms are more harmful than you think”
Scratch one more bullish thesis for the housing recovery, and the economic recovery in general.
Over the past several years, optimists had often cited household formation as a key component of pent up demand for home purchases. So much for that. Continue reading “The True State Of The Economy: Record Number Of College Graduates Live In Their Parents’ Basement”
Local news continues to be the top news source for American households. A study released late last month by Pew finds that three quarters of U.S. adults watch local TV news as opposed to just 38% who watch cable news during a month.
But what if the local news Americans are consuming isn’t trustworthy? What if some newscasts are actually more focused on selling a product than informing the public? Continue reading “Hilarious and Depressing Video Exposes How Phony Local TV News Has Become”
Bill Clinton started jogging near his home in Chappauqua.
But on each run he happened to jog past a hooker standing on the same street corner, day after day.
With some apprehension he would brace himself as he approached her for what was most certainly to follow.
“Fifty dollars!” she would cry out from the curb. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton – Way Over-Priced”
Early last year, the news surfaced that the DEA was bypassing Oregon state law by using administrative subpoenas to get around the state’s warrant requirement for drug prescription database access. “Administrative subpoenas” are yet another government tool that allows agencies to seek information that would normally require a warrant, but without the hassle of running it past a judge or even showing probable cause.
The DEA probably didn’t expect to encounter much resistance to its subpoenas. After all, drugs are bad and the DEA is fighting the good fight. But the state of Oregon wasn’t impressed with the DEA’s warrantless tactics and filed suit with the assistance of the ACLU. The ACLU is now reporting that a federal judge has ruled in its (and Oregon’s favor) and the DEA (along with other law enforcement entities) will no longer be able to skirt the state’s warrant requirement. Continue reading “District Court Says DEA’s Warrantless Access Of Oregon’s Prescription Database Is Unconstitutional”
Courthouse News Service – by MATT REYNOLDS
LOS ANGELES (CN) – Clueless Hawthorne police beat and Tasered a deaf man as he signaled to them that he was deaf and his friend had loaned him the snowboard he was carrying, the man claims in court.
In a federal complaint for violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Jonathan Meister claims the attack could have been avoided had Hawthorne trained its police officers to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing. Continue reading “Southern California Police Beat and Taser an Innocent Deaf Man”
New York Times – by JAMES RISEN and LAURA POITRAS
The list of those caught up in the global surveillance net cast by the National Security Agency and its overseas partners, from social media users to foreign heads of state, now includes another entry: American lawyers.
A top-secret document, obtained by the former N.S.A. contractor Edward J. Snowden, shows that an American law firm was monitored while representing a foreign government in trade disputes with the United States. The disclosure offers a rare glimpse of a specific instance in which Americans were ensnared by the eavesdroppers, and is of particular interest because lawyers in the United States with clients overseas have expressed growing concern that their confidential communications could be compromised by such surveillance. Continue reading “Spying by N.S.A. Ally Entangled U.S. Law Firm”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
Any discussion about free speech in America must begin and end with the NDAA in which the government can snatch anyone off the street, without due process, and hold them indefinitely. This kind of unbridled power has a devastating effect on free speech.
Prior to the 2012 election, David Axerlrod, announced that Obama would push for a constitutional amendment to rollback free speech if he was re-elected. Obama is making good on that promise. Obama’s promise to destroy free speech combined with the passage of the NDAA, constitutes a lethal cocktail for all freedom loving Americans. Continue reading “Obama Making Good On Promise to Eliminate Free Speech”
Northeast Intelligence Network – by Douglas J. Hagmann
I feel that this is one of the most important investigations I’ve ever done. If my findings are correct, each of us might soon experience a severe, if not crippling blow to our personal finances, the confiscation of any wealth some of us have been able to accumulate over our lifetimes, and the end of the financial world as we once knew it. The evidence to support my findings exists in the trail of dead bodies of financial executives across the globe and a missing Wall Street Journal Reporter who was working at the Dow Jones news room at the time of his disappearance. Continue reading “Exposing what lies beneath the bodies of dead bankers and what lies ahead for us”
Natural Revolution – by Steven Peters
In a new study published in the peer reviewed Public Library of Science (PLOS), researchers emphasize that there is sufficient evidence that meal-derived DNA fragments carry complete genes that can enter into the human circulation system through an unknown mechanism. (0)
It’s interesting to ponder if the scientists at these biotech corporations have already identified this method? In one of the blood samples the relative concentration of plant DNA is higher than the human DNA. Continue reading “Confirmed: DNA From Genetically Modified Crops Are Transferred Into Humans Who Eat Them”
The Rundown Live – by Kristan T. Harris
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has been awarded the task of creating a ‘black box’ for your brain through its Defense Sciences department. Much like the black box used in airplanes the microchip brain implant will record your every moment and make it possible to obtain information of your final moments.
The University of Utah has already developed a similar chip. The brain chip delivers signals from an external source directly into the brain for interpretation. DARPA’s unit will undoubtedly be far more advanced. Continue reading “Pentagon Rolls Out DARPA Plan To Implant Chips In Soldiers’ Brains”
The U.S. government reportedly is ordering some drone strikes based on the location of terror suspects’ cell phones — without necessarily confirming the location of the suspects themselves — raising concerns about missiles hitting unintended targets.
The details were included in a report published Monday by journalist Glenn Greenwald’s newest venture, The Intercept. Though it previously has been reported that National Security Agency data-tracking is used in locating and targeting terror suspects, the Intercept article raised new questions about the accuracy of that data. Continue reading “US government reportedly ordering drone strikes based on cell phone location”
The strategy is as old as the hills.
Show people an extreme example of something, and thereby convince them to accept a compromise.
In this case, parade before the public—along with assured pronouncements from “mental health experts”—images of James Holmes, Aaron Alexis, Adam Lanza, etc.—and say: Continue reading “Mental illness is the new normal”
Natural News – by Reuben Chow
Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden
AlterNet – by Zaid Jilani
Tech Dirt – by Tim Cushing
Fox News
Jon Rappoport