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Jacob Voorhees Shops at Oregon Mall
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 10 minutes ago
*Two days before Newtown.... *
Ore. mall shooter used stolen gun, officials say
Jacob Tyler Roberts, wearing a *hockey-style face mask*, parked his 1996
green Volkswagen Jetta in front of the second-floor entrance to Macy’s and
walked briskly through the store, into the mall, and began firing randomly,
police said. Roberts then fled along a mall corridor and into a back
hallway, down stairs, and into a corner where police found him *dead from
an apparent self-inflicted gunshot*, authorities said."* *
*
**It may very well be what happened; however, it does start reading like a
script... more »
Gerrymandering-- Both Sides Do It... True But Only One Side Does It Enough To Base Its Entire Future On
DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 24 minutes ago
Earlier today we took a look at some pretty good news from North
Carolinawhich, admittedly, has been pretty depressing lately for
progressives.
Though not as depressing as it once was. Sunday, David Frum, in his
review
of Robert Norrell's biography of Booker T. Washington, *Up From
History*,
reminded us how racist sociopath Alfred Waddell became mayor of
Wilmingtonback when the Democrats were the party of bigotry and racism
and the
Republicans were still vaguely anti-racist.
Alfred Waddell, an out-of-favor politician remaking himself as a
white-nationalist leader, became the most ... more »
Anonymous posts over 4000 U.S. bank executive credentials
AMERICAN KABUKI at AMERICAN KABUKI - 34 minutes ago
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http://www.zdnet.com/anonymous-posts-over-4000-u-s-bank-executive-credentials-7000010740/?s_cid=e589
*Anonymous posts over 4000 U.S. bank executive credentials*
Summary: Anonymous appears to have published login and private information
from over 4000 American bank executive credentials its Operation Last
Resort, demanding US computer crime law reform.
By Violet Blue for Zero Day | February 4, 2013 -- 07:28 GMT (23:28 PST)
Following attacks on U.S. government websites last weekend, Anonymous seems
to have made a new "*Operation Last Resort*" .gov website strike Sunday
night.
... more »
Check-in
Lori Anne Haskell at Adventures with Kurt and Lori - 35 minutes ago
We are having an absolutely awesome time in Costa Rica for our combined
Kurt's bday and house hunting trip.
I will post a trip update when we return, but thus far, we have spent time
in both the Jaco area and the Uvita area.
Pura Vida!
The Realist Report with John Friend
John Friend at John Friend's Blog - 35 minutes ago
On this edition of The Realist Report, we'll be joined by William Finck of *
Christogenea.org* to discuss the origins, migrations, and history of the
European peoples and Western civilization generally. Where do modern
Europeans have their origins? What is our true history? These and related
questions will be discussed. You can download the entire program *here*, or
subscribe to Truth Militia via iTunes *here*.
Sorry for the abrupt ending tonight folks. Skype dropped the call, and once
that happened the show apparently ended automatically.
The garden year begins
risa bear at A Way to Live - 1 hour ago
As you can see we are now lining off the beds, which are 3X50 feet, and
raking the sheet compost/mulch out of the paths. That's about as "raised"
as we get. Seems to do the job, especially after almost two decades. Paths
will be lined with cardboard and a layer of straw, which along with leaves,
poultry bedding and grass clippings added over the year, will be raked onto
the beds again next February, if all goes as it should.
Gooey kitchen compost resides in the compost barrel, along with leaves and
straw, until done, then waits in a bin for more specialized uses. Comfrey
is laid... more »
Benjamin Fulford: Queen Beatrix quits, the Rockefellers flee, the Bushes are rats in a trap; Queen Elizabeth, the Pope and the Rothschilds are still standing
AMERICAN KABUKI at AMERICAN KABUKI - 1 hour ago
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*
*Queen Beatrix quits, the Rockefellers flee, the Bushes are rats in a
trap; Queen Elizabeth, the Pope and the Rothschilds are still standing*
Benjamin Fulford
February 5, 2013
The announcement last week that Queen “Bilderberg” Beatrix of the
Netherlands was abdicating the throne is but a visible sign of some
fundamental changes in the secret power structure of the West. In a yet to
be publicly confirmed move, David and J. Rockefeller have fled to an Island
near Fiji, according to a CIA source. The Bush family, for its part, tried
to flee via an airport in Arkansas but... more »
Same Guy Who Developed US Drone Policy Now Developing US Pre-Emptive Cyber-Strikes Policy
Majia's Blog at Majia's Blog - 1 hour ago
Majia here: And of course the rules will be "highly
classified":
*Broad Powers Seen for Obama in Cyberstrikes. Published: February 3,
2013 The
New York Times By DAVID E. SANGER and THOM SHANKER
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/04/us/broad-powers-seen-for-obama-in-cyberstrikes.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130204&_r=0
*
*[Excerpted]*A
secret legal review on the use of America’s growing arsenal
of cyberweapons has concluded that President Obama has the broad power
to
order a pre-emptive strike if the United States detects credible
evidence
of a major digital attack looming fr... more »
US Believes Itself Entitled to Resort to Unilateral Force to Ensure 'Uninhibited Access To Key Markets, Energy Supplies, and Strategic Resources"
Majia's Blog at Majia's Blog - 1 hour ago
Noam Chomsky remarked recently on this tenet in his essay Tomgram: Noam
Chomsky, Why It's "Legal" When the U.S. Does It
"Take the Clinton doctrine. The Clinton doctrine was that the United States
is entitled to resort to unilateral force to ensure "uninhibited access to
key markets, energy supplies, and strategic resources." That goes beyond
anything that George W. Bush said. But it was quiet and it wasn't arrogant
and abrasive, so it didn't cause much of an uproar. The belief in that
entitlement continues right to the present. It's also part of the
intellectual culture...." http:/... more »
The Global Warming Fraud: Proven Right (Again!) UN Report Finally Admits Solar Activity "May" Play Significant Role In Global Warming!
Northerntruthseeker at Northerntruthseeker - 2 hours ago
It has been a while since I last took a shot at the fraudsters behind the
man made Global Warming scam... I have hoped by now that with people doing
their own research, and simply opening up their doors and seeing for
themselves that it has actually been getting colder around the world, we
could finally put these criminals and their Global Warming lies out of
their misery once and for all....
However, I have noticed that major governments around the world, including
the United States of America itself, are still pushing forward with their
plans to impose new "Carbon Taxes" on their... more »
Important Health News: Great Video Exposing The Dangers Of Fluoride - Fluoridegate, An American Tragedy!
Northerntruthseeker at Northerntruthseeker - 2 hours ago
There are many that constantly ask why I put so much emphasis in this blog
on health issues instead of concentrating on the criminal Jewish elite... I
say to these people that Health issues are absolutely tantamount in this
war.... It is important that everyone understands the fact that one of the
key weapons used by these criminals against us is to have our bodies and
our minds destroyed by the many poisons they have introduced in our food
and water, so that we unable to put up a fight against their criminal
activities!
One key issue that I have constantly covered in this blog is t... more »
Religious Identity in an Emergent Second Axial Age
Saman Mohammadi at The Excavator - 2 hours ago
YouTube Video Description - [Channel: berkleycenter]:
April 11, 2011 | It has become almost a cliché to say that we live in a
time of globalization, but the spiritual dimensions of contemporary
globalization are less well understood. We are living in a time where
religions and religious practitioners are meeting one another and being
transformed in the process. Some scholars suggest that we are witnessing
the dawn of the Second Axial Age. Professor Prabhu explored the possibility
that a Second Axial Age is dawning, both similar to and different from the
First Axial Age (800-200 B... more »
The Dominant Animal
What Is Sustainable at What Is Sustainable - 2 hours ago
Paul and Anne Ehrlich are respected thinkers in the modern environmental
movement. Paul achieved infamy in 1968, following the publication of his
book, *The Population Bomb*. It made dire predictions, warning of mass
starvation in the 1970s and 1980s, and won him the intense and enduring
hatred of every fiend suffering from a loony obsession with perpetual
growth.
The predictions probably would have come true, but Ehrlich’s timing could
not possibly have been more unlucky. He was blindsided by the
unfortunately lucky efforts of Norman Borlaug, who tried to eliminate world
hunge... more »
These banksters are responsible for crashing the economy, yet they got interest-free bailouts from us taxpayers and seem to be exempt from going to jail for their provable criminality thanks to their regulators being revolving-door members of their own staff.
David L Griscom at Cherchez la Verite - 3 hours ago
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*CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY AND WORKPLACE*
BillMoyers.com / *By* *Bill Moyers, Matt Taibbi*
Bill Moyers and Matt Taibbi: Everyone Pays If the Banksters Don't Go to Jail
*"The rule of law isn’t really the rule of law if it doesn’t apply equally
to everybody," Taibbi tells Moyers.*
*February 1, 2013* | *From Bill Moyers.com:*
Journalist Matt Taibbi assesses the Obama Administration’s approach to
holding banks accountable for their behavior, and early indications are not
promising. Taibbi tells Bill that fearing another economic calamity is no
ex... more »
Speaking of Mali and Syria: NYT reporters and editors can hardly show us connections between stories which they don't see themselves
KenInNY at DownWithTyranny! - 3 hours ago
*Okay, so we see Algeria and Mali over there on the left of the map (which
you can click on to enlarge), and Syria is at the upper right, and
Afghanistan is way the heck off the map to the right, and the Soviet Union
isn't on the map at all anymore, and Osama bin Laden is, um, still dead. No
way they're connected, is there?*
*"[I]ncredibly, one [piece] offers an example of what can go wrong when a
government -- Algeria -- cozies up with a bloodthirsty killer and religious
fanatic, while the other tells how the US government is in the process of
doing exactly the same thing in Syria... more »
Karl Jaspers, Arnold Toynbee and Eric Voegelin on the Axis of Time
Saman Mohammadi at The Excavator - 3 hours ago
*Wikipedia*:
Axial Age or Axial Period (Ger. Achsenzeit, "axis time") is a term coined
by German philosopher Karl Jaspers to describe the period from 800 to 200
BC, during which, according to Jaspers, similar revolutionary thinking
appeared in Persia, India, China and the Occident. The period is also
sometimes referred to as the Axis Age.
Jaspers, in his Vom Ursprung und Ziel der Geschichte (The Origin and Goal
of History), identified a number of key Axial Age thinkers as having had a
profound influence on future philosophies and religions, and identified
characteristics commo... more »
Saskatchewan's Provincial Auditor Is Owed Sask Party MLAs Respect - Saskatoon Star Phoenix Editorial
leftdog at Buckdog - 4 hours ago
Saskatoon Star Phoenix
February 4, 2013
*The government might not like the fact that provincial auditor Bonnie
Lysyk is going beyond what her predecessors have done in stressing the need
for one set of books in reporting the province's finances, but that doesn't
excuse her treatment by Saskatchewan Party MLAs on the public accounts
committee on Friday.*
*Starting with a question by Herb Cox as to whether the auditor had
considered a cut in pay for herself, the proceedings eventually degenerated
into an aggressively partisan line of questioning that went well beyond the
business of ... more »
Slumlord Millionaires
Karen Garcia at Sardonicky - 4 hours ago
If you have millions to burn and are sick and tired of plunking it down for
kitschy overpriced art, and you retain some of that dim, genetic memory of
the good old days when plutocrats were still allowed to own people, then JP
Morgan Chase has such a deal for you.
You can now indulge your primal urge of sucking the life out of ordinary
people and extracting the value out of 5,000 foreclosed properties at the
same time! JPMC, that too-big-to-fail, too-big-to-jail bank with a
GDP bigger than most countries, recently stole some real estate for a
second time, again on the cheap, in such... more »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFORECLOSURE ON MAJOR CORPORATIONS
AMERICAN KABUKI at AMERICAN KABUKI - 4 hours ago
Press Release - One People's Public Trust - Foreclosure on Major
Corporations by American Kabuki
Stephen Harper`s Kangaroo Court, Enbridge Edition
Grant G at The Straight Goods - 4 hours ago
*Written by Grant G*
Here we are, Monday February 4th, coastal First Nations have announced
that they can fight no more against Enbridge, legal fee funds have been
exhausted, for the remaining hearing days scheduled in front of the Joint
Review Panel coastal First Nations will present no more argument..So this
means what, Stephen Harper won, Enbridge won, big oil won....
No, it means the day has finally arrived, the day where sane man says
enough is enough, the court, this court, kangaroo at best but more often
than not it was mere form, in body, in structure in scheduling. proto... more »
This Post Will Make Waves
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 4 hours ago
"Oregon turns to sea for power for energy; First-in-nation setup ready to
go" by Kirk Johnson | New York Times, September 04, 2012
PORTLAND, Ore. — The *first commercially licensed grid-connected
wave-energy device* in the nation, designed by a New Jersey company, Ocean
Power Technologies, is in its final weeks of testing before a planned
launch in October....
Adding to the breath-holding nature of the moment, energy experts and state
officials said, is that Oregon is also in the final stages of a long-term
coastal mapping and planning project that is aiming to produce, by late
t... more »
Newest Fox hire endorses child abuse
Libby Spencer at The Impolitic - 5 hours ago
If there ever any doubt he was the perfect hire for Fox "News" punditry, it
was laid to rest today when Erick Erickson applauded corporal punishment of
children by complete strangers with this tweet:
The link goes to a story about a short tempered store clerk:
A Dollar General employee arrested in Wrightsville last week for hitting a
child with a belt has now been charged with aggravated assault. The charges
were upgraded from simple battery because store video showed the woman
hitting the 8 year old at least 25 times.
Picture that for a moment. *She beat him with a belt at leas... more »
Over the Oregonian Mountains
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 5 hours ago
*You might want to slow down a little around the turns.... *
"9 die as tour bus slides off icy highway in Oregon" Associated
Press, December 31, 2012
PENDLETON, Ore. — A *tour bus crashed* through a guardrail along an icy
Oregon highway and went several hundred feet down a steep embankment
Sunday, *killing nine* people and injuring more than 20 others, authorities
said.
The charter bus carrying about 40 people lost control about 10:30 a.m. on
the *snow- and ice-covered* lanes of Interstate 84, according to the Oregon
State Police.
The bus came to rest at the bottom of a snowy slop... more »
The Portland Patsy
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 5 hours ago
"Ore. man convicted of terrorism" by Nigel Duara | Associated
Press, February 01, 2013
PORTLAND, Ore. — A *federal jury* found an Oregon man *guilty of terrorism*charges on Thursday,
*rejecting* the defense team’s argument that Mohamed Mohamud was *entrapped
or induced* by a *yearlong FBI sting* that began to *target him when he was
a teenager*.* *
*
**I'm beginning to think that all federal juries are rigged. And the FBI
was into this kid's mind as a teen, huh? I guess it takes a long time to
set up patsies.*
Mohamud was accused of leading a plot to detonate a bomb at Portland’s ... more »
Portland's Pal Joey
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 5 hours ago
"The indictment also states that David ‘‘Joey’’ Pedersen, 32, had *researched
the names and addresses of Jewish organizations* in Seattle, Portland, and
Sacramento, Calif., to identify potential targets for elimination as *part
of a white-supremacist campaign* to ‘‘purify’’ and ‘‘preserve’’ the white
race."
Dine' Arlene Bowman: Indigenous women filmmakers shut out of the industry
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 6 hours ago
Arlene
Bowman's 'Graffiti' has shown in international film fests.
Dine' filmmaker Arlene Bowman, originally from Greasewood, Ariz, on the
Navajo Nation, describes how Indigenous women filmmakers are shut out of
the film industry
By Arlene Bowman
Censored News
Recently I watched The Turin Horse, 2011 on Cinema Guild DVD directed by
Bela Tarr, a Hungarian filmmaker. I have
not seen
Califather Video "We Hold These Truths"
Judy Rabin at Schools Matter - 6 hours ago
From a California Father to the nation.
Occupy the DOE 2.0 April 4-7 2013
Why does Waitangi Day belong to one race?
Peter Cresswell at Not PC - 6 hours ago
Why does Waitangi Day belong to one race?
It could be an annual non-racial nation-wide celebration of everything
we’ve achieved in this country, which in just over one-hundred and seventy
years our we and our forebears have turned into one of the best little
countries in the world. It should be a celebration of the bringing to these
isles of British rights and the British rule of law, which in 1840 still
meant something—and which have underpinned ever since our freedom and
prosperity.
If any country has something to celebrate, it’s this one. Wet instead,
tomorrow will be another ... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Sage Advice'
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 6 hours ago
MNN: SAGE ADVICE
Mohawk Nation Newshttp://www.mohawknationnews.com
MNN. Jan. 3, 2013. During the Caledonia struggle,
former Prime Minister Mulroney gave Prime Minister Harper some advice on
how to deal with Indians.
I got that one, Brian.
Mulroney: “First, you gotta make those
Indians look bad. Hire some top
US Can't Avoid Recession With Real Jobless Rate At 18%, Bush Cousin Rules on 9/11 Pentagon Fraud Suit and Billionaires Fund Anti-Global Climate Change Studies
Suzan at Welcome to Pottersville 2 (Blogging Against Fascism!) - 6 hours ago
You heard it here. Okay, maybe not first . . . but you did hear it here.
The economy now needs all the help it can get, says Krugman, author of End
This Depression Now! whose paperback edition has just been released with a
new preface. “The U.S. economy is recovering but slowly,” and still
experiencing “depression conditions,” says Krugman. “Almost four million
workers have been out of work
There's a scammer born every minute
Jody Paterson at A Closer Look: Jody Paterson - 7 hours ago
I wouldn’t have thought that a scam targeting Honduran non-profits would be
particularly lucrative. Few of them have a discretionary *centavo *to spare
outside of their meticulously itemized project funds.
But this scam is a relatively clever appeal to the ego, and I can see how
it might trick somebody running an NGO in a developing country like
Honduras. It involves an invitation to an international congress on
HIV-AIDS ostensibly being organized in Canada at the end of this month by
the Ontario Public Health Association.
My boss at the Comision de Accion Social Menonita head office... more »
Big Progressive Win In North Carolina Over The Weekend
DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 7 hours ago
On most days North Carolinian Democrats now wake up to a nightmare. Just a
few years ago the state had turned blue. Barack Obama became the first
president to win the state since 1976, Democrats picked up Congressional
seats, elected a Governor and even took Jesse Helms' old US Senate seat.
2008 was a great year for the Tar Heels; one could almost see a future free
of Virginia Foxx on the horizon if one squinted hard enough.
A dark cloud started to roll over the state in 2010. The backlash against
progress and the complacency of Democrats took the form of a tea bag.
Everyone had f... more »
DRONES: GIGANTIC GROWTH INDUSTRY
Bruce K. Gagnon at Organizing Notes - 7 hours ago
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
Morning Joe on MSNBC host Joe Scarborough talks about his concerns with
drones. Scarborough is a former right-wing congressman from northwest
Florida. He asks "Where are the civil liberties lawyers?" He raises a good
point that the domestic opposition, during the Bush administration, to
these offensive military developments have largely disappeared during the
Obama years.
The rest of the video is mostly cheer leading for drones.
Howard Kurtz is an idiot
Libby Spencer at The Impolitic - 7 hours ago
Of course, you knew that. However, in this chock full of fail CNN piece, Kurtz
confesses his abject ignorance:
I never realized that the conservative media were so eye-poppingly powerful.
This great revelation comes at the top of Kurtz mewling about POTUS, Gore
and all us loser libs "whining" about how the wingnut media machine is
destroying civil society. Kurtz just can't understand what the problem is
here. Oh sure, Fox and Limbaugh and their lesser minions have a media
operation that blasts out unfiltered bullshit and shameless lies 24/7 but
gosh, President Obama has the bully p... more »
This Post Has Really Been Bugging Me
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 8 hours ago
*Finally swatted it dead!*
"Dallas plans spraying to fight virus" Associated Press, August 17, 2012
DALLAS — The last time Dallas used *aerial spraying to curb the mosquito
population*, Texas’s Lyndon Johnson was in the White House, Mission Control
in Houston was launching Gemini missions, and *encephalitis* was blamed for
more than a dozen deaths.
*
**So which chemical companies hold the contract$ in your $tate?*
But on Thursday, for the first time in more than 45 years, the city and
county planned to resume *dropping insecticide from the air* to combat the
nation’s worst outbreak ... more »
This Post is the Bomb
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 8 hours ago
"Threats at college campuses investigated" by Jim Vertuno | Associated
Press, September 15, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas — *Tens of thousands of people streamed off university
campuses* in Texas and North Dakota after *telephoned bomb threats* on
Friday.
Both campuses eventually were deemed safe and reopened by early
afternoon....
The threats came as violent protests continued outside US embassies in the
Mideast. Officials said the caller in the Texas threat *claimed to belong
to Al Qaeda*, and a university spokesman said he had a Middle Eastern
accent.
*
**What f***ing obvious CRAP!*
A... more »
Jonathan Kay Still Ignoring Women
noreply@blogger.com (fern hill) at DAMMIT JANET! - 8 hours ago
As promised, Jonathan Kay responds (sorta) to Carolyn Bennett and his other
(ahem) pro-choice critics.
In other words, Ms. Bennett concedes the literal truth of my statement that
abortion is “legal” at any point in gestation. But she also argues that I’m
“misrepresenting” the situation, because some people will infer from what
I’ve written that third-trimester abortion is professionally sanctioned and
common, even in cases where there is no medical necessity.
It is completely true that third-trimester abortions are rare in Canada.
It’s also true that a pregnant woman who is deep int... more »
Preppers are becoming mainstream...
Adrienne at Adrienne's Corner - 8 hours ago
*and it's about time.*
The term "prepper" simply means someone who plans ahead (IMO.) In the
olden days when I was but a wee girl, most everyone had a pantry full of
home-canned goods, extra batteries, candles, and the many things that make
life simpler in times of emergency.
Today, I marvel at the rush to the grocery store by panicked people if a
winter storm is predicted. I *will *admit to making many a panicked rush
to the library to stock up on a big supply of books since we are well
stocked with food, water, wood for our stove, and lots and lots of toilet
paper.
I have b... more »
Ron Paul Responds To Death Of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle: Live By The Sword, Die By The Sword (TWEET)
noreply@blogger.com (Mark Daniels) at Global Political Awakening - 8 hours ago
Republican candidate Ron Paul waves to supporters at the Tampa Bay Times
Forum in Tampa, Florida, on August 28, 2012 before the start of the day's
Republican National Convention events. The 2012 Republican National
Convention is expected to host 2,286 delegates and 2,125 alternate
delegates from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and five
territories. AFP PHOTO Brendan SMIALOWSKI (Photo credit should read BRENDAN
SMIALOWSKI/AFP/GettyImages)
Former Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) took to Twitter Monday to respond to this
weekend's fatal shooting of former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle.
The s... more »
Cooking the Dallas Police
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 8 hours ago
"Slain Dallas woman’s family sues over 911 call" by Nomaan Merchant |
Associated Press, September 20, 2012
DALLAS — The family of a Dallas *woman found dead* two days after she *tried
to call 911* during a deadly attack filed a civil rights lawsuit against
the police Wednesday.
Deanna Cook called 911 on Aug. 17 to report that her former husband was
assaulting her. Police have acknowledged the *call was not logged correctly
so* the officers did not know it was an emergency. The two officers who
went to Cook’s south Dallas home *received no response* at the door and *left
*without ... more »
Two Cheers For This Texas Post
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 8 hours ago
"Attorney General Greg Abbott said Wednesday he will defend high school
cheerleaders who want to use Bible verses on banners at football games."
*
**How about a prayer for this guy then?*
"A 25-year-old fan died after tumbling about 60 feet from a fifth-floor
escalator at Reliant Stadium during a preseason Houston Texans game,
officials said Friday."
*Also see: **Friday Night Lights*
*
**Friday Night Lights** in New York*
*
**The Only Show on the Island*
Taking Care of the Children of Texas
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 8 hours ago
*Or not.... *
Guilty verdict in Texas day-care death
A Texas woman was convicted of murder Tuesday in the death of one of four
children who *died in a fire* at her home day care after *she left them
alone* with hot oil on the stove while she shopped at Target."
Prosecutor: Children left at day care were doomed
*
**All right, let's dig into it:*
"Texas woman gets 80 years in deadly day-care fire; Left children alone to
go shop; four were killed" by Juan A. Lozano | Associated Press, November
21, 2012
HOUSTON — It had been Jessica Tata’s dream to run a day-care center.
She was soo... more »
Allen Ginsberg Reads "C'mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease"
Saman Mohammadi at The Excavator - 9 hours ago
Allen Ginsberg - *C’mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease*.
Monday Cranky Blogging 2
Jonathan Bernstein at A plain blog about politics - 9 hours ago
This one is going to be a bit unusual for cranky blogging, and I want to be
clear about this up front: I got cranky from reading an article which I
really liked overall. It's from Jonathan Chait, and he does an excellent
job of putting together a bunch of things that lots of us have written
about separately, in a way that I don't think anyone has done yet: the
Republican program of aggressive gerrymanders, the aborted attempt to rig
the electoral college, the filibuster, judicial activism, and various forms
of making it difficult to vote. Chait argues, and I think with quite a bit
o... more »
Cruzing Through This Post About Texas
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 9 hours ago
*Well, he is your senator*:
"Cruz, a Tea Party favorite, wins Texas Senate primary" by Jennifer
Steinhauer | New York Times, August 02, 2012
*Why has my printed paper given me the byline of Erik Eckholm?*
WASHINGTON —Ted Cruz, the 41-year-old Sarah Palin-blessed upstart,
virtually assured the latest Tea Party candidate a seat in the chamber next
year.
And he will not be alone when it comes to those backed by the movement that
propelled Republicans to control of the House in 2010.
Among 17 contested Senate races and in Texas, more than half a dozen of the
Republican candidates — ... more »
DOWN TO THE DOCTOR’S: Salinger: Distinguished Ambassador For The Panic Merchants
Peter Cresswell at Not PC - 9 hours ago
*Libertarianz leader Dr Richard McGrath has been waiting for a break in the
weather of climate misinformation.*
Climate alarmist and sacked former NIWA employee Michael James Salinger has
really outdone himself this time. On January 30, when the focus of much of
the nation was on searing (for New Zealand, anyway) summertime temperatures
and drought, Salinger opined from his ivory tower that temperatures could
reach the high thirties and possibly the low forties.
If New Zealand was ever going to break its record temperature, it would be
now, Dr Salinger said.
“Parts of the South I... more »
breaking news: federal court rules in favour of war resister jules tindungan
laura k at wmtc - 9 hours ago
Another win in federal court! From the War Resisters Support Campaign:
On Friday February 1st, the Federal Court of Canada released a decision
granting U.S. war resister Jules Tindungan a new hearing before the
Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). The Court found errors in the original
IRB decision pertaining to issues which are at the heart of asylum claims
by U.S. soldiers in Canada.
Mr. Tindungan is one of dozens of former U.S. soldiers who have sought
asylum in Canada because of their objection to the wars in Iraq and
Afghanistan. Tindungan refused to return to combat for the Un... more »
Meet the Next President George Bush
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 9 hours ago
*Some would say it seems like **he** is still in office and I know you
thought Jeb would be next, but.... *
Attorney George P. Bush plans Texas run* *
*The longest journey begins with a single step.*
*Got some large footprints to fill*:
President George H.W. Bush in Texas hospital
George H.W. Bush’s condition stable
George H.W. Bush could leave hospital before Christmas
Cough keeps George H.W. Bush in Texas hospital
"George H.W. Bush spends Christmas in hospital" Associated Press, December
26, 2012
HOUSTON — Former President George H.W. Bush spent Christmas in a Houston
hospital wi... more »
Message of Peace you should see (and hear)
address-withheld@my.opera.com.invalid (Dr. John v. Kampen) at - 10 hours ago
Link: http://youtu.be/_4F7hL-9-WQ
I found this a most remarkable video*. Maybe you too. An even more
remarkable article in the German magazine "Die Welt" put me on track to it.
It claims that Adnan Oktar, a Turkish author and media producer known under
the pseudonym of Harun Yahia, surrounds himself with voluptuous, "Dirndl"-dressed
ladies to promote Islam in (Protestant) Germany. The German "Bundesamt für
Verfassungsschutz" (BfV) had an interest in him and watched him and his
followers. For Adnan Islam is 'serious business', in particular for peace.
The video contradicts claims ex... more »
Who Killed L.H.?
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 10 hours ago
"Larry Hagman; portrayed villainous J.R. Ewing; at 81" by Enid Nemy | New
York Times, November 25, 2012
NEW YORK — Larry Hagman, whose portrayal of one of television’s most
beloved villains, J.R. Ewing, led the CBS series ‘‘Dallas’’ to enormous
world popularity, *died* Friday in Dallas. He was 81.
The *cause* was complications of *cancer*, his family said. Mr. Hagman had
been in Dallas filming an episode of the TNT cable channel’s reboot of that
series, which had made him the man audiences loved to hate from 1978 to
1991.
In October 2011, shortly before filming began on the new ‘... more »
Untitled
New Orleans Ladder at New Orleans Ladder - 10 hours ago
*Dancin’ in the dark… to the radio of love ~moosedenied*
Mohawk Nation News 'People's Fire'
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 10 hours ago
MNN:
PEOPLE’S FIRE
PEOPLE’S FIRE
MNN. Jan. 3, 2013. The power is the People. They select the chiefs,
clan mothers, titles and positions, who answer to the people. If they
don’t listen, the people will remove errant chiefs or clan mothers.
The fire symbolizes the people coming together. “Sa’tsi”ra” means, “You
have a fire”. “Swa’tsi:rare” means, “the fire is
Maravillosa cascada refrescando a unas bellas aves
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Lecture: "The Outsourced Self: Intimate Life in Market Times"
Saman Mohammadi at The Excavator - 11 hours ago
*"The Outsourced Self: Intimate Life in Market Times"* by Arlie Russell
Hochschild.
Amazon's description of the book:
The family has long been a haven in a heartless world, the one place immune
to market forces and economic calculations, where the personal, the
private, and the emotional hold sway. Yet as Arlie Russell Hochschild shows
in *The Outsourced Self*, that is no longer the case: everything that was
once part of private life—love, friendship, child rearing—is being
transformed into packaged expertise to be sold back to confused, harried
Americans.
Drawing on hundre... more »
Taking a Shot at a Post About Texas
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 11 hours ago
*Well, they have the reputation.... *
"‘American Sniper’ author shot to death in Texas" by Michael Schwirtz |
New York Times, February 04, 2013
NEW YORK — Since retiring from the Navy SEALs, Chris Kyle, whom the
Pentagon has deemed as among *America’s deadliest snipers*, would
occasionally take fellow veterans shooting as a kind of therapy to salve
battlefield scars.
Kyle, 38, author of the best-selling book “American Sniper: The
Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History,” was with
a struggling former soldier on just such an outing on Saturday, hoping that ... more »
Mujer acostada entre fieras salvajes
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Journey of Nishiyuu welcomes new trekker to Ottawa
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 11 hours ago
Monday,
Feb. 4, 2013: The Journey of Nishiyuu. Marybelle Neacappo, one of the
new walkers, with her sled loaded and ready to go. Chisasibi this
morning. Idle No More.
P hoto: Ricky Angatookaluk
The
Journey of Nishiyuu. The original seven do a group prayer before
starting the next stage of the walk south from Chisasibi today. Idle No
More. Photo: James Napash
Lindos pajaritos de colores esperando la luz del sol
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Paisaje de otoño con caminos y bancas
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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If An Event Is Staged (False Flag), There Won't Be Any Videos Or Pictures From It, Although There Were Hundreds Of Cameras There, Including SURVEILLANCE Cameras
Big Dan at Big Dan's Big Blog - 11 hours ago
You know how you can tell if a major event is a staged false flag? Even
though there were hundreds of cameras, cell phones, surveillance cameras,
etc... at an event, there won't be ONE video or picture from it. Then the
next stage is that you'll have to blindly believe what the "news" tells
you. The story will change constantly. People will say the news is "inept",
that's why the story is changing all the time. Then stories of "hero"s will
come out (always), to tug at your emotions and distract from you
questioning the "official story" when they finally arrive at one. Then
storie... more »
Michelle Obama: "Proud of Beyonce"...
Adrienne at Adrienne's Corner - 11 hours ago
*what a totally weird thing to tweet.*
The only thing missing from Beyonce's performance was a pole and some real
singing.
Guess what? Even the libtards at Huffington Post didn't like her jiggin'
and jiven' hoochie mama performance.
Family friendly, indeed...
Not to be outdone by the bulging breasts of the cheerleaders.
And...
I'm really getting sick of near-naked women, crotch shots, exposed nipples,
and butts thrust in my face everywhere I go. I would have thought
conservatives would be a bit more respectful of women.
Impresionante avion volando por los cielos
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Republican Establishment Figures Seek To Shoot Down Tea Party Extremists Running For Office
DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 11 hours ago
GOP money men don't want a replay of this
Remember when the far right fringe-- the heart of the Republican Party--
went after then NRSC head John Cornyn in 2009 and again in 2010? Cornyn,
scared of the extremists, let them have their way in picking extremist
candidates for the GOP and today... well, there is no Senator Richard
Mourdock from Indiana, no Senator Todd Akin from Missouri, no Senator Ken
Buck from Colorado, no Senator Christine O'Donnell (nor a Senator Mike
Castle) from Delaware, no Senator Sharron Angle from Nevada. Instead there
are Democrats in all those seats-- and i... more »
Bella isla con agua turquesa rodeada de piedras y árboles
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Paisaje fantástico con montañas y planetas en el cielo
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Pono: Rock and Roll Can Never Die
Martyn Daniels at Brave New World - 11 hours ago
Neil Young, the musician, is now 67 and has lived through the last half
century of changing music scenes, business models, formats and even
channels. From his early Ontario days, through his first real break in
Buffalo Springfield, then the super group era with CSN & Y, his unplugged
music foray, his ‘other band’ and favourite Crazy Horse, his anti war
protests, collaborations with the likes of Devo, his place at birth of
grunge and his two time induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Young
has never followed an easy path.
So why, after all these adventures has he decided to ... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'OHENTON KARIWA’TEK:WEN, the Thanksgiving'
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 11 hours ago
MNN:
Ohenton Kariwa’tek:wen, Thanksgiving
Mohawk Nation News
http://www.mohawknationnews.com
OHENTON KARIWA’TEK:WEN, the Thanksgiving
MNN. FEB 3, 2013. The “words that come before” is a dedication to the
coming faces that we do every day. We place ourselves within an
interdependent relationship with the natural world. We remind ourselves
that we are equal
Some Wild Bill to start your week...
Adrienne at Adrienne's Corner - 11 hours ago
*and we thank him.*
Rosas para el 14 de febrero - Día del amor y la amistad
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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The government will also introduce a “Victims Bill of Rights” and new legislation dealing with individuals found not criminally responsible for a crime, Mr. Nicholson said.
James C Morton at Morton's Musings - 11 hours ago
This may be a good thing, a bad thing or merely a press thing. It would be
good if the government actually gave some substance to this announcement:
Story
Judicial officers should not inquire as to whether counsel are acting under instruction
James C Morton at Morton's Musings - 11 hours ago
*Canada** (Competition Bureau) v. Yellow Pages Marketing B.V*., 2013 ONCA
71 is a useful source for the principle that except in extraordinary cases
the Court should not inquire as to whether counsel is properly instructed
– that falls within privilege:
[11] Furthermore, we do not agree that the application judge had
any independent obligation to become involved in the nature and extent of
the evidence called by counsel on behalf of the appellant. Communications
between counsel and client – meaning providing advice and taking
instructions on how to present the case –... more »
The 2013 OAIS Blogging Awards Finalists
Daniel Nexon at Duck of Minerva - 11 hours ago
Thanks to Mike Horowitz’s hard work, we now have a list of the finalists in
each relevant category of the 2013 Outstanding Achievement in International
Studies Weblogging Awards, or what will, despite my best efforts, likely be
known as the “Duckies.” We employed a simple Borda-count rule where the
value of a vote was n-(r-1), in which
Continue reading
Hermoso campo de flores bajo un cielo rojo
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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The Nevada Fireball - April 18, 1962
KRandle at A Different Perspective - 11 hours ago
(*Blogger's Note*: While researching another case, I stumbled across this
article written by Scott Holloway. I had planned to adapt it, with
permission of course, but in his reply, he gave permission to reprint the
whole thing and I saw no advantage to adapting it. This then, is the
article that Holloway wrote about his research into the Las Vegas UFO
crash. It shows what can be done by someone who lives in the area. The only
changes I made were a couple of grammatical and spelling changes.)
* *
*Written By: Scott Holloway *
(http://www.paranormalnews.com/article.aspx?id=1425)
On Apr... more »
Chica sexy lista para viajar en su moto
José Luis Ávila Herrera at FotoFrontera - 11 hours ago
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Bayer Argues Against EU Insecticide Ban to Protect Bees
Majia's Blog at Majia's Blog - 11 hours ago
Majia here: I love honey so I've been following the bee colony collapse for
years.
The bee colony collapse is an agricultural and environmental disaster. Much
has been written about the search for the cause of the collapse.
In 2010 I demonstrated how *The New York Times* operated propagandistically
to shape public interpretations of the causes of the disorder by
emphasizing diseases in bees, without acknowledging that these diseases are
believed to be a result of compromised immune systems caused by pesticides:
Majia's Blog: Bias in *Bee* Study?
Oct 11, 2010
A New York Times artic... more »
The King In the Car Park - Richard III Lost No More
The Mound of Sound at The Disaffected Lib - 12 hours ago
The deformed skeleton recently discovered in a Leicester car park is indeed
the earthly remains of King Richard III.
*Not just the identity of the man in the car park with the twisted spine,
but the appalling last moments and humiliating treatment of the naked body
of Richard III in the hours after his death have been revealed at an extraordinary
press conference at Leicester University.*
*There were cheers when Richard Buckley, lead archaeologist on the hunt for
the king's body, finally announced that the university team was convinced
"beyond reasonable doubt" that it had found th... more »
Invisible Enslavement
Sophia at AMERICAN KABUKI - 12 hours ago
The whole notion of freedom can exist only in the contrast of slavery. Without
slavery, freedom would not be necessary. This is the duality in which
we’ve chosen to live. It is a time when we will realize and understand
what it means to be free because we have not been – and we know that now.
The slavery system we’ve been in is brilliant; so subtle as to be
invisible. Visible now, we realize with each revelation just how deep the
enslavement is embedded. It is part of our language, our customs, and our
thought process. We grow up striving to make “more” money so that ... more »
Planet of the Bride of the Son of the Return of Cranky Blogging
Jonathan Bernstein at A plain blog about politics - 12 hours ago
You know what? Gerrymandering is real and has real consequences, but I
suspect that despite that most news outlets would be better off just
ignoring it. People love to blame everything on gerrymandering, and
(although again it is real and has real consequences) it's just not that
big a deal.
Which gets to the NYT Sunday Review piece by Sam Wang, which examines the
strange results of the 2012 House elections -- Republicans retained a very
solid majority of seats despite Democrats winning more votes -- and more or
less attributes it all to gerrymandering.
I suspect my real complaint ... more »
Democracy Has Been Hacked
The Mound of Sound at The Disaffected Lib - 12 hours ago
In some circles the preferred term is "captured" but Al Gore chooses to
argue that American democracy has been hacked by corporatism. Regardless
of terminology, he's right. And it's a problem that's not limited to the
U.S. either.
*Offering a blunt assessment of the extent to which private companies
influence decision-making in the US, he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show:
"American politics has fallen into a state of disrepair," in an interview
to mark the publication of his new book, The Future.*
*Gore added: "It can be fixed, but we need to recognise that our democracy
has bee... more »
COCKTAIL TIME; BLACK BLOCK
Anon at aangirfan - 12 hours ago
*Time for a cocktail. www.zimbio.com*
*
**1.* The USA and Egypt are still very close friends.
"The United States has delivered four F-16 fighter jets to Egypt, Egypt's
military and a U.S. military delegation said on 3 February 2013,
highlighting military links between the two countries despite Egypt's
political upheaval."
Egypt takes delivery of US fighter jets - Reuters UK
*Welcome to the Inter-Continental, Cairo*
*2.* Egypt is not safe for tourists
* "The mayhem on Cairo’s streets briefly spilled into the lobby of one of
the city’s luxury hotels, the Semiramis InterContinental... more »
Manifest insanity watch: The nature of our problem!
bob somerby at the daily howler - 12 hours ago
*MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 4, 2013*
*Stephanopoulos and (Matthew) Dowd, disturbed by Obama’s
skeet-shooting:*Last week, we noted the way the Washington post’s Glenn
Kessler is turning
into a partisan crank.
Three days later, he proved our point. He posted a ridiculous
FactChecker
piece about the president’s statement, *in response to a direct
question,*that he often skeet-shoots at Camp David.
If you click, please note the ludicrous headline on the Kessler piece.
Kessler’s piece is almost insane. It’s a throwback to the bad old days,
in
which the press corps pretended to be deeply worried ... more »
VIDEO First Nation Nuclear Rail Blockade Feb 3, 2013
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 12 hours ago
Toronto
Star article removed from Google News on Sunday.
Read activist communique:
http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2013/02/first-nation-rail-blockade-at-uranium.html
Update
Monday night:
The Toronto Star article on the Nuclear Rail Blockade remains
disappeared from Google News, but this one has appeared from Metro News
http://metronews.ca/news/toronto/535311/
A SECOND RATE POWER
Bruce K. Gagnon at Organizing Notes - 12 hours ago
Just to illustrate how blind US "leaders" are to the reality the people of
our nation face (or maybe they are quite happy with this) the information
below should serve as a wake-up call for people who still think that the
USA is #1!
USA Today reported on February 1 the following:
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Friday the United States would become
a "second-rate power" if Congress and the White House fail to reach a
budget deal that would avoid an extra $500 billion in military budget cuts
over the next 10 years.
Do we not yet see the deadly connection between US imperi... more »
Cut welfare if students get bad grades? We disagree.
skrashen at Schools Matter - 12 hours ago
State Sen. in Tennessee proposes cutting welfare payments to families with
students with bad report card. We respond.
Campfield proposal would hurt youths
Published in Knoxville News Sentinel, Knoxville, TN, Feb 3,2013.
http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2013/feb/03/letters-feb-3-2013/
State Sen. Stacey Campfield's proposal to cut welfare payments for students
with bad report cards is backwards. Poverty is the major cause of poor
school performance. Poverty means inadequate diet, poor health care and
lack of access to books at home, school and in the community: All of these
are associated... more »
rtod
laura k at wmtc - 12 hours ago
Revolutionary thought of the day:
Disobedience, in the eyes of anyone who has read history, is humanity’s
original virtue. It is through disobedience that progress has been made,
through disobedience and through rebellion.
Oscar Wilde
from *The Soul of Man under Socialism*
Argentina: Residents of Santiago Alarmed by UFO
Inexplicata (IHU) at Inexplicata-The Journal of Hispanic Ufology - 13 hours ago
*Source: www.contexto.com.ar
Date: 02.04.2013*
*Argentina: Residents of Santiago Alarmed by UFO*
Veronica wanted to remember the day they were hit by a tornado.
A strange object suspended in the sky is visible in a photograph that has
caused sleepless nights for residents of Colonia Dora (Santiago del
Estero), still befuddled by what took place on 30 January.
It was a very special day for the locals, as two tornados had hit the
community – something that had never occurred in the city’s history –
devastating the settlement and the surrounding area, three to five
kilometers around.... more »
Oklahoma woman locks neck to Keystone XL Construction
brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 13 hours ago
BREAKING:
Oklahoma woman locks her neck to Keystone XL Construction Equipment
Posted on February 4, 2013 by tsbok
By Great Plains Tarsands Resistance
Early this morning Norman, Oklahoma resident Elizabeth Leja locked her
neck to equipment used in constructing the Keystone XL pipeline. Citing
concerns for Oklahoma’s waterways, and their importance
Argentina: A UFO Over Cosquín?
Inexplicata (IHU) at Inexplicata-The Journal of Hispanic Ufology - 13 hours ago
*Source: Diario La Mañana de Córdoba
Date: 02.04.2013*
*Argentina: A UFO Over Cosquín?*
Sandra Mina was posing for a photo at Pan de Azúcar. She subsequently
uploaded the image file to a social network and her friends noticed an
object in the sky.
On 30 January 2013, Sandra Mina was walking with her husban around Pan de
Azúcar and decided to take a photo of herself with the mountainous
landscape as a background. Later on, Sandra posted the image to Facebook at
16:30. Her friends told her they could see something strange in the sky.
That’s when they magnified the photo and fou... more »
One of many anecdotes about Rosa Parks!
bob somerby at the daily howler - 13 hours ago
*MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013*
*A gentle spirit, forced to fuss:* At the time of Rosa Parks’ death, many
people offered anecdotes about her life and spirit. We’ll never get to them
all unless we start doling them out.
One such story was told by the Rev. Joseph Lowery, a towering figure in the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He told his story to the
NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown, at the end of a segment recalling Mrs. Parks'
life:
BROWN (10/25/05): *Rev. Lowery, we just have a minute, but I wanted to ask
you: Did she know how important she was?*
LOWERY: Listen, it didn't bother he... more »
The Vile Statistics on Violent Crime
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 13 hours ago
*Read 'em and weep*:
"US violent crime rose 18 percent in 2011" by Pete Yost | Associated
Press, October 18, 2012
WASHINGTON — The number of *violent crimes unexpectedly rose* by 18 percent
in the United States last year, the *government said* Wednesday, the *first
time that total has risen* in nearly *20 years*.
*
**I'm already smelling something, and it is not the smell of gunpowder.*
Property crimes went up by 11 percent, their first increase in a decade....
*
**Does that include all the bank fraud, because if not that number should
be zooming.*
The *increase in violent crime* ... more »
Argentina: Strange Light Over Necochea
Inexplicata (IHU) at Inexplicata-The Journal of Hispanic Ufology - 13 hours ago
*Argentina: Strange Light Over Necochea*
*By Guillermo Gimenez, Planeta UFO*
A videotape of another flying object over the city can now be added to the
cases reported in Necochea on the Argentinean coastline. This video was
obtained by the RIDERSTV NECOCHEA team, a film crew consisting of young
residents of the city who film extreme sporting events (bodysurfing, surf,
BMX, etc.)
The video can be seen on YouTube at the following link: *
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNsoSma5utY*
Without question, the coastline of Necoceha has been fertile grounds for
UFO sightings over the past mo... more »
Beautiful Weekend
Southern Man at Southern Man - 13 hours ago
Old Man Winter has temporarily forgotten Southern Land, with early February
temperatures in the fifties and sixties. What a great weekend to be
outdoors!
Saturday Morning was the monthly "coffee talk" with the church singles.
This month Jen (who runs the animal outreach program Critter Tales) brought
some of her critters and told tales.
Jen with a Great Horned Owl. Photo by Angie.
Southern Man with an African boa. Photo by Angie.
And of course there was geocaching. The faithful Hyundai may be a city car
but it was raised in the country and took Southern Man well off the beaten ... more »
China gives green-light to new era of mega-dams – ‘I’m still shocked by the lack of transparency in the decision-making process’
Jim at Desdemona Despair - 13 hours ago
[image: The Yarlung Zangbo river, 20 June 2009. A contentious dam is slated
for the 'great bend' in China, before the river swings around into India
and through the world's deepest canyon. Here, a massive 48,000-megawatt dam
(over twice the size of the Three Gorges dam) is under active
consideration. Photo: xiaohaidacong / yupoo]
By Beth Walker
1 February 2013
(China Dialog) – China has confirmed it will resurrect a series of
controversial hydropower dams in south-west China on rivers originating on
the Tibetan Plateau, causing ripples of consternation from India and other
downst... more »
Baker's Twine Wrapped Heart Necklace
Debra Hawkins at Housewife Eclectic - 13 hours ago
I can't believe it February already. I still haven't even pulled out my
winter decor, let alone the pink hearts. My daughter
has recently become obsessed with my jewelry box and I wanted to make her
something durable that wouldn't cost very much, that she could wear for
Valentine's. I used these earrings as inspiration, but since I didn't have
her supplies on hand, I went my own way. If you are like me and have
baker's twine laying around your house, you could probably make this whole
necklace from supplies you have on hand.
You will need:
Baker's Twine
a large paper clip
glue
a... more »
ROSA PARKS AT 100: Fiction and myth!
bob somerby at the daily howler - 13 hours ago
*MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2013*
*Part 1—Charles Blow keeps making things up:* Rosa Parks died in October
2005 at the age of 92. She became the 31st person in American history to
lie in state at the Capitol Building.
Today would have been her one hundredth birthday. In honor of the occasion,
Charles Blow’s column in Saturday’s New York Times discussed a fascinating
new book about her life.
Do we know all we should about Rosa Parks? As he began, Blow recommended
this new book, just as we do—and he made a slightly odd statement:
BLOW (2/2/13): *Rosa Parks, Revisited*
*Most of what you th... more »
Graph of the Day: Beijing air pollution, January 2013
Jim at Desdemona Despair - 13 hours ago
[image: Beijing’s daily peak and average concentrations of PM2.5, the
airborne particulate matter that raises risks for lung and heart diseases,
as measured by the U.S. Embassy. The 2013 daily average was 194 micrograms
per cubic meter, with an intraday peak of 886 on Jan. 12, the data show. By
contrast, PM2.5 levels averaged 166.6 in 16 airport smoking lounges in the
U.S., said a 2012 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
in Atlanta. Graphic: Bloomberg News]
30 January 2013 (Bloomberg News) – Beijing’s air, which has exceeded the World
Health Organization’s “hea... more »
Kiribati to buy land in Fiji before rising sea levels swallow the island nation – ‘Relocating the whole country is our last option’
Jim at Desdemona Despair - 13 hours ago
[image: A local villager in Beru, Kiribati crosses a causeway carrying his
bike at high tide with the water lapping at his feet, 6 November 2006. Only
a few years earlier, this sight was highly uncommon but is now experienced
on a regular basis. Photo: Jeremy Mather / flickr]
By Mereseini Marau
4 February 2013
NEW DELHI (Fiji Times) – The government of Kiribati will buy about 6000
acres of land near Savusavu for its food security as the country has
started feeling the effects of the rising sea level.
And it will ensure that it protects whatever part of Kiribati that can be
saved ... more »
With NO Quebec Referendum Looming Or Even Likely Why Does The Liberal Party Continue To Rehash The Clarity Act Over And Over And Over And Over ?
leftdog at Buckdog - 13 hours ago
*It is obvious that the Liberal Party of Canada is so completely void of
anything new or relevant that they continue to rehash two of their more
idiotic old pet issues:*
*-Cannabis Reform*
*-The Clarity Act*
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**I have already identified how phony the Liberal Party has been and
continues to be on the issue of Cannabis reform. *
*
**As for the Clarity Act .... yes, ... Quebec does have a minority
provincial government headed by the Parti Quebecois. But with minority
status, it is highly unlikely that a referendum on separation will be
brought forward by the current administration. Th... more »
Necochea, Argentina: Is a 2013 UFO Flap Underway?
Inexplicata (IHU) at Inexplicata-The Journal of Hispanic Ufology - 14 hours ago
*Necochea, Argentina: Is a 2013 UFO Flap Underway?*
*By Guillermo Gimenez, Planeta UFO*
A massive UFO was seen over the coast of Necochea in the early morning
hours of 27 January 2013, in the southeastern end of the Province of Buenos
Aires, Argentina. Hundreds of witnesses saw a large white light over the
sea, facing the coastline, surrounded by an “S” shaped cloud and with a red
light toward its lower left side that appeared to sparkle at times. After
several minutes and at sea level, it rose into the air, vanishing at high
speed among the stars. The time was approx... more »
The Battle of Athens (Video)
Mark Daniels at Global Political Awakening - 14 hours ago
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Skeptical Swedish climatology
Luboš Motl at The Reference Frame - 14 hours ago
*Global warming only visible under a microscope*
As noted by Pierre Gosselin (via another blog), a prominent senior climate
scientist Lennart Bengtsson whose publication and citation record is rather
formidable has said something that you must have heard many times from your
humble correspondent:
We Are Creating Great Anxiety Without It Being Justified…there are no
indications that the warming is so severe that we need to panic.
‘The warming we have had the last a 100 years is so small that if we didn’t
have had meteorologists and climatologists to measure it we wouldn’t have
notic... more »
Globe Answers Alabama Man Mystery
Rocker at MSM Monitor - 14 hours ago
*He's been poisoned, folks!*
*The government literally poisoned him, folks. *
*
**"His property has a white trailer that, according to Creel, Dykes said he bought
from FEMA after it was used to house evacuees from Hurricane Katrina."*
*
**See*: FEMA Knew Katrina Trailers Were Poisonous
FEMA Seeks Immunity for Willful Negligence and Poisoning of Americans
*
**Yup, that's the government that loves you so much as it protects you from
terrorists and gun violence and all the other wonderful things government
does. *
*
**Yes, they do provide some services; however, only because they have to ... more »
Regression
Owen Gray at Northern Reflections - 15 hours ago
The Conference Board keeps churning out reports which should embarrass the
Harper government. The Board's latest report ranks Canada 7th out of 17 developed
countries in terms of quality of life. It's interesting that, in terms of
falling crime rates, we are doing very well -- although, if you believe
what the government tells us, it's not well enough.
But what is truly disturbing is the growing rate of income inequality:
In Canada, the gap between rich and poor has widened over the past 15
years, and the board says all age groups have felt the change -- with both
child and elder... more »
Breaking News: Alphabet To Be Privatized
Karen Garcia at Sardonicky - 15 hours ago
*Guest Post by Elizabeth Adams*
In a bold yet unsurprising move, the American Legislative Exchange Council
(ALEC) has begun crafting legislation to pave the way for privatization of
the English/American alphabet. The ease of drowning out dissenting speech
since the Citizens United ruling of 2010 has just whetted the appetites of
the corporatocracy.
First, a little history.
The rich white guys, after fighting against the occupation of the English
crown's corporations in the early days of the North American takeover,
formed corporations of their own in order to protect their hard-sto... more »
Allegations of rape within a political party but the BBC aren't interested
Not a sheep at Not a sheep - 15 hours ago
Reports of allegations of rape within the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) are
all over the internet.
The Mail managed to cover the story:
'Ordinarily, we would not bore you with the interminable machinations of
the far Left. This scandal, though, goes beyond militant politics because
it involves an allegation of rape against a senior figure in the Socialist
Workers Party (SWP) by a more junior colleague.
She is in her 20s. He is a middle-aged, full-time party activist who has a
partner. Remember, when you read what follows, that the SWP is also an
organisation that has always prof... more »
Read Stuff, You Should
Jonathan Bernstein at A plain blog about politics - 15 hours ago
Happy Birthday to John Schuck, 73. C'mon: he's been a friend of Mary and
Rhoda; a Cardassian and a Klingon; he was in Roots; he's been in Woody
Allen and Warren Beatty movies; and that's not to mention that he was one
of Altman's regulars. OK, I liked him best on McMillan, but he's one of my
real favorites.
I did find some of the good stuff despite being a bit behind, what with the
Super Bowl and all (I liked the desert Coke ad quite a bit).
1. Josh Ryan on how Senate reform will affect, or not affect, conference
committees.
2. Gerrymandering does not cause polarization. Really. J... more »
Wall Street Whores In DC (I.E., Conservative Politicians) Still Fighting Against Protecting Bank Customers
DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 15 hours ago
Miss & Debbie-- On Feb. 26, don't feed the troll
It was close, but on December 11, 2009, the House passed, 223-202 the Wall
Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, better known as Dodd-Frank,
which, among other things, established Elizabeth Warren's brainchild, the
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to protect baking customers from
financial industry predators. Every single House Republican voted against
it, of course-- and so did 27 Wall Street-bought Democrats. Eleven months
later, almost all of those Democrats had either been forced to resign
rather than be defeated or were a... more »
United Nations hypocrisy
Not a sheep at Not a sheep - 15 hours ago
http://twitter.com/docnatecohen/status/298422170743341056/photo/1
Untitled
New Orleans Ladder at New Orleans Ladder - 15 hours ago
*State, federal leaders supporting Hancock County in Lake Ponchartrain
levee battle ~The Sea Coast Echo*
*Landrieu Planning appointee has unpermitted parking slab ~Karen Gadbois,
The Lens*
*Crawfish boil promotes website*
*Throw Me Something Local: Awards Banquet and Art Show* *A Newcomer
Overcomes Costume Anxiety ~WWNO*
Repugnant GOP Lawyer - Tweets
2old2care at Because I Can - 15 hours ago
J. Todd Kincannon
A number of Todd's cases have received extensive press coverage in local
and national media outlets. High profile cases, particularly those
involving politics, present unique problems in terms of legal advocacy.
Todd enjoys the difficult task of finding solutions that work both
politically and legally.
Todd has served as General Counsel and Executive Director of the South
Carolina Republican Party
A number of Todd's tweets have received extensive press coverage
NOW -
*Look at what he tweeted yesterday during the Superbowl.*
*>>>>>HERE<<<<< *
My Assange Journey
thwap at thwap's schoolyard - 16 hours ago
Wikileaks, headed by Julian Assange, revealed the hideous atrocities of the
USA in Iraq and elsewhere.
Right on cue, the liberal corporate media went into its traditional (and
stupid) attack mode. "Assange has blood on his hands!" said the
blood-soaked US government, on the specious grounds that the leaks might
have compromised some US quislings. "Assange has psychological problems!"
brayed the media whores at the orders of their psychopathic masters.
Mainstream media and political figures called for the arrest, imprisonment,
torture and execution of Assange for "treason" and other ... more »
Tories to announce tougher sentences: Mr. Kennedy said that currently, too many kids either end up in prison or in the country’s health-care system as they “run away from the pain that has happened in their life.”
James C Morton at Morton's Musings - 16 hours ago
So let's have more jail and longer sentences to keep more kids inside?
Mandatory minimum prison works (or may work) for economic crimes like fraud
or middle class crimes like impaired driving. They do not work for crimes
coming from irrational impulses.
If we want mandatory anything it should be mandatory treatment orders; and
tougher enforcement of mandatory reporting requirements. That's not seen
as very progressive but it could actually work and make a difference to
society.
Story here
Q: What did the big furry hat say to the warm woolly scarf?
James C Morton at Morton's Musings - 17 hours ago
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A: "You hang around while I go on ahead."
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Did you miss the Superbowl? Here are the highlights.
Not a sheep at Not a sheep - 17 hours ago
I prefer to watch rugby rather than American Football but here are what I
believe were the highlights...
*Thanks to Theo Spark for the spot.*
The 2nd Amendment Does Not Mean What the NRA Says it Means
Len Hart at The Existentialist Cowboy - 18 hours ago
*by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
*
The best case for birth control is the alarming rate at which morons
proliferate! An alarming number of them grow up to join the NRA! An example
is Wayne LaPierre the NRA's Liar and Chief about whom it is said on the
internet:
"Wayne Lapierre of the NRA says that President Obama may have planned the
events in Newtown to dismantle our 2nd Amendment."
Obama does not have to dismantle the 2nd --as some have proposed! The 2nd
has *never* meant what the NRA has said it meant anyway. Secondly, the NRA
never quotes the whole article. The NRA quot... more »
BBC discretion re this Islamic preacher
Not a sheep at Not a sheep - 18 hours ago
Russia Today reports that:
'Public anger has gripped Saudi Arabia after a prominent preacher who raped
and beat to death his 5-year-old daughter was sentenced to a few months in
jail and a $50,000 fine – known as 'blood money' – to compensate the
victim's relatives.
According to Islamic law, the 'blood money' can be paid in lieu of the
death penalty. The preacher's fine was reportedly half the usual amount
because the victim was a girl.
Saudi preacher Fayhan Ghamdi, a frequent guest on Muslim TV networks,
confessed to using cables and a cane to inflict the injuries, AFP reported,... more »
Chris Huhne changes his plea
Not a sheep at Not a sheep - 18 hours ago
It is being reported that the former Liberal Democrat cabinet minister
Chris Huhne has pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice over
claims his ex-wife Vicky Pryce took speeding points for him.
As he has changed his plea, presumably he will want to pay for a large part
of the police and CPS costs which were only necessary because he originally
pleased not guilty...
Somehow I doubt that and instead the court will take into his guilty plea
(and not the wasted time prior to it)in reducing his sentence. I doubt that
he'll even get a custodial sentence and if he does it will be... more »
Monday Morning Linkage
Vikash Yadav at Duck of Minerva - 19 hours ago
Photo: Bahraini women chant anti-government slogans during a mourning
procession for Qassim Habib, 8, in Manama, Bahrain on Jan. 30, 2013.
Clashes erupted after the procession for the boy, who opposition groups say
died from respiratory problems triggered by heavy tear gas. [Credit : Hasan
Jamali/AP] Good mornin’ here’s your linkage… West Asia style: Manama: Sheikh
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Hendrik Antoon Lorentz: an anniversary
Luboš Motl at The Reference Frame - 19 hours ago
Hendrik Antoon Lorentz died 85 years ago, on February 4th, 1928. He was
born in Summer 1853, almost 160 years ago, to a wealthy nurseryman who
re-married when Hendrik's mother died. Educated as a protestant, he was a
natural freethinker and his career was fast as he was already the boss of
physics in Leiden at age of 24 (Johan van der Waals was offered the job but
picked Amsterdam).
He has tried to make contributions to hydrodynamics, victims of the war
(these efforts led to no genuinely helpful outcomes), and scientific
bureaucracy but we of course remember him primarily because of... more »
The Tory War Over Gay Marriage
Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 19 hours ago
If it wasn't churning up waters polluted by the most bigoted filth the Tory
benches can muster, you could almost sit back, have a nice cup of tea and
watch the Conservative Party tear itself apart over gay - or as I prefer to
call it - equal marriage. It was almost entertaining to read *The Telegraph*'s
forensic job on the havoc it's wreaking upon the party's body politic.
Constituency chairs stepping down and resigning, activists going on strike,
around 180 Tory MPs set to abstain or vote against ... on the surface it
looks like the worst crisis the Tories have faced since Thatcher... more »
GSK Swine Flu Shot Sparks Narcolepsy in Emelie Olsson of Sweden
Stranger in a Strange Land at Stranger in a Strange Land - 20 hours ago
(Reuters) - Emelie Olsson is plagued by hallucinations and nightmares. When
she wakes up, she's often paralyzed, unable to breathe properly or call for
help. During the day she can barely stay awake, and often misses school or
having fun with friends. She is only 14, but at times she has wondered if
her life is worth living.
Emelie is one of around 800 children in Sweden and elsewhere in Europe who
developed narcolepsy, an incurable sleep disorder, after being immunized
with the Pandemrix H1N1 swine flu vaccine made by British drugmaker
GlaxoSmithKline in 2009.
GSK Swine Fl... more »
Libya & Mali, Good extremists & Bad extremists
Land Destroyer at Land Destroyer - 20 hours ago
*February 4, 2013* (Guardian War Propaganda) - It’s hard to contemplate the
audacity of the Guardian in their feigning concern for the victims of
extremism in Mali as 2 years ago they were cheering on almost identical
extremists in the very same region.
*Image: Libya's "rebels" were in fact Al Qaeda's ** US State Department, United
Nations, and the UK Home Office (page 5, .pdf)-listed terrorist
organization, the** Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) who committed
sweeping atrocities, even exterminating entire cities with little or no
condemnation from the West. Now they fight in Sy... more »
Rule of Law 18: Damaso and Carlos Celdran Conviction
Nonoy Oplas at Government and Taxes - 21 hours ago
Private property, property rights and their protection are the cornerstone
of a free and economically dynamic society. If trust and sanctity of
private property is assured, people can conduct businesses easily and
peacefully. And the economy can grow rather fast as sources of economic
instability are reduced if not eliminated.
If, however, other people can say, “his car is also my car; his house is
also our house” and comes to use other people’s car by force, or enter
other people’s house by force and take away anything that he likes, then
society can easily degenerate into chaos ... more »
why FREE PLANET will never happen
Mike Philbin at FREE PLANET - 21 hours ago
"Quite a bold statement, that, Mike," why will FREE PLANET never happen?
Why do you care?
No, seriously, this is a question to you as one of the seven billion
individuals inhabiting this near-ruined home world, "Do you even care?"
So, erm, *embarrassing outburst moment* happened, "Like, what's your point,
Mike?" and why are you speaking to yourself in this public fashion?
FREE PLANET, the novel - the answers are all in there.
"Really, so this post is just another cynical pre-publishing marketing
exercise for a book that no one'll want to read?" a post-Hertzan Chimerabook, a dulled ... more »
HONEY TRAP; DENIS DONALDSON; KINCORA; MOSSAD; CIA...
Anon at aangirfan - 21 hours ago
*In Long Kesh prison, Northern Ireland, in the 70's, four I.R.A. men, from
left: Tomboy Loudon, Gerard Rooney, Denis Donaldson and Bobby Sands*.
www.nytimes.com
In 2005, it was revealed that Denis Donaldson was working for the British
security service MI5.
According to the Sunday World, 3 February 2013:
*Donaldson was recruited by MI5 in the mid-1980s as the result of a 'honey
trap'.*
Denis Donaldson was an important figure in the IRA.
[image: Belfast Football Boys]
*Belfast. By DanUneken*
Donaldson joined the IRA in the mid-1960s while still in his teens.
He represented Sinn Fé... more »
Municipal Waste Conversion to Diesel
arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
I do not have the material on the originator but they obviously have a
deliverable. We also get no idea of the process energetics or catalyst
efficiencies. However the simple achievement on its own is extremely
promising. This result can be also produced by high pressure reforming, or
close enough.
If it can be done well enough and cheap enough then this is certainly
important. Partial reforming could isolate the non organics, hopefully
eliminate organic acids in the tar and convert a serious portion into fuel
that as stated can then be polished to commercial standards.... more »
Phobos Artificial Claims European Space Agency
arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
A bit of nonsense in terms of interpretation, yet this cleanly polices up
the observational data to a high quality. The original work came out over
fifty years ago and has now been thoroughly confirmed. The only thing
missing is interpretive imagination.
To that end, the moon conforms nicely to an asteroid moved from the
asteroid belt to low Mars orbit through the expedience of ejecting internal
mass out through the apparent nozzle at the end. We could do this. The
asteroid is now hollow and an ideal location for a spinning space habitat
holding a huge potential populati... more »
Nature's Death Formula
arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
I find it curious that nature actually chooses to adhere to this formula
by enhancing elephant cell efficiency. There is no obvious reason to even
do this. This is a subtle question but possibly an important question.
What is plain is that the three quarter power rules prevails for life as
we know it or at least for two standard deviations.
Since we are now managing to reverse aging or at least to slow or even
halt it, it will be interesting to observe the effect on this rule. Real
reversal may run into something more subtle.
*Nature Has A Formula That Tells Us When It... more »
Allah Keeps His Promises: Jerusalem Belongs to Israel
arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
I am somewhat taken aback by this article inasmuch as I have never
understood the deep roots of the Christian Judaic prophetic strain in Islam
itself. That the instructions received by Mohammed and reported in the
Koran were also willfully altered in the name of political expedience is
well understood by a careful study of the text. Thus we are left with the
picture of a true prophet arising unprepared to his task and receiving true
instruction that he too weak to handle.
The word traditionally used is prophet, but a correct phrase would be a
Spiritual Adept able to succe... more »
February 3, 1973
Jonathan Bernstein at A plain blog about politics - 22 hours ago
The president meets with Chuck Colson in the Oval Office.
Nixon brings up Watergate to make two points. The first is about Judge
Sirica, whose behavior confuses Nixon -- although Colson has a useful
suggestion:
--
President Nixon: Let me spend a minute on the Watergate and so forth. What
the hell is the strategy going to be here now? We don't -- we just have to
-- all we are doing is just sort of letting them, you, here is the judge,
and saying this...his Goddamn conduct is shocking. As a judge.
Colson: Is it?
President Nixon: [...] What is he buying for? Is he young enough to loo... more »
Miserable childhood leads to heart risk in shortly life
Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 22 hours ago
*According to research suggests Emotional behavior in childhood may be
connected with heart disease in middle age, particularly in women.* The
researchers also looked at optimistic emotional factors such as having a
good attention span and found this was linked with better cardiovascular
health, though to a lesser degree. Conversely children who were better at
paying attention and staying listening carefully had reduced heart risk
when older.
A study found being prone to distress at the age of seven was connected
with a significantly higher risk of cardiovascular disease in later... more »
Tinker, Sailor, Soldier, Spy … Jeffrey Delisle and the real betrayal of Canada
David Climenhaga at Alberta Diary - 1 day ago
Tinker, Sailor, Soldier, Spy … Below: H.A.R. “Kim” Philby; Philby honored
on a Soviet stamp; Sub-Lieut. Jeffrey Delisle. Nowadays, Harold Adrian
Russell “Kim” Philby’s betrayal of British and American military secrets to
the beavering Bolsheviks of the Soviet security apparatus seems almost
quaint. But that’s only because even with their nuclear arsenal the
Soviets’ Russian ... more »
Connecting the OPPT Dots: More Evidence that the Off-ledger Global Accounts Are Real
Americani Kabuki at AMERICAN KABUKI - 1 day ago
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*Connecting the OPPT Dots: More Evidence that the Off-ledger Global
Accounts Are Real*
by Paula
• • •
Gotta ask: what is the nature of the fraudulent activity that major banks
have undertaken?
As best I can tell, national and international banks, like the governments
reporting to them, follow a business model that leans entirely on enormous
off-ledger accounts backed by undisclosed gold holdings. All banking
transactions are fully backed by gold, secured in a series of public trusts
that were originally intended to be payable to each person on earth. Bank
prin... more »
Had Enough Of Mali? Try Guinea-Bissau
DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 1 day ago
Guinea Bissau is bigger than The Gambia
That the Tuaregs of Mali (as well as Niger and Mauritania) hold hundreds of
thousands of Bella and other black Africans in slavery is certainly not
enough to motivate any kind of intervention from France, Britain, NATO or
anyone else. Even when the Tuaregs had captured, in quick succession,
Kidal, Gao and Timbuktu-- along with two-thirds of Mali-- it wasn't until
international Islamist groups with a jihadist agenda and murky ties to
al-Qaeda, that the West intervened. Mali has no oil but it isn't that far
from oil-rich, Muslim-roiled Nigeria. O... more »
Meet & Greet Monday (#MtaGt)
Small Footprints at Reduce Footprints - 1 day ago
Welcome to Meet & Greet Monday!
Banner by Art Ist
Grab our banner for your site:
Do you have an Eco-friendly blog? Do you occasionally write about the
environment or ways to live green? If you answered yes to any, you're
invited to link up. Here are the rules:
1. If you have a green-living blog or a blog where you sometimes write
about the environment, sustainability, etc., please use the "linky" below
to list your site.
2. If you only occasionally write about green living, please use tags such
as "green", "Eco", "Environment", etc. and then link to... more »
What If.....
Americani Kabuki at AMERICAN KABUKI - 1 day ago
http://removingtheshackles.blogspot.ca/2013/02/what-if.html
SUNDAY, 3 FEBRUARY 2013
*What If.....*
*
* *What If......*
There was a new financial system
...... that left the same banks in charge of your money?
*What if*
There was total debt forgiveness- both national and personal
...... but you still had to pay rent, buy food & gas & necessities and to
pay bills?
*What if*
There were Prosperity Packages for those who signed up for them
..... but only for those that knew about it in advance?
*What if*
There was a new government
..... but it was made up of the same ol' politicia... more »
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