1:49pm MDST
I have known John Friend now for several years now, and I have watched his
work at his blog: "John Friend's Blog" at www.john-friend.net, grow by
leaps and bounds over that time.... Recently however, I have watched as
John has been associating more with the so called "Christian Identity"
crowd who also can sometimes be labeled as "White Supremacists".... I had
warned John before to be careful of these groups and his association with
them.... He understands that we have our differences in opinions when it
comes to what they stand for. But in spite of these differences, I have
Ford Scandal on Crack
Gawker has published an account that supposedly links the controversial
video said to show Toronto mayor Rob Ford with drug dealers smoking crack
with the murder of an individual who may have been killed over it.
Gawker claims a Ford City Hall staffer passed along to detectives the
street and unit number where the video was said to be kept. Really?
Someone in City Hall knew where the video that Rob Ford now says doesn't
exist previously existed?
Today Rob Ford's press secretary and deputy press secretary abruptly
resigned. The just up and quit. Hmm, I wonder what that's about... more »
Curtailing cross examination on credibility only rarely
R. v. R.D., 2013 ONCA 343 holds:
[33] Second, although a trial judge has a responsibility to protect a
witness from harassing, repetitive or irrelevant cross-examination, defence
counsel's cross-examination of the complainant was none of these things.
The question itself that the trial judge stopped the complainant from
answering – "and here in court I gave you another opportunity to tell the
truth, and instead you lied again" – was an entirely proper question. It
seems to me a trial judge should be very cautious about limiting
cross-examination that goes directly to a witne... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Obesogen'
OBESOGEN
Posted on May 27, 2013
1
MNN. May 27, 2013. Big government and big business
are one and the same in a true fascist state like Canada. Instead of
stopping big companies like Monsanto and McDonalds from poisoning the
people through gene manipulation, they are directly creating the obesity
problem. “Obesogen” is a foreign chemical compound that
As we celebrate Memorial Day and those who in many cases made the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our way of life and allow us to pursue happiness , liberty and justice for all ........ we have to look around at what's happening in our country. We are been divided - not just by and across racial and religious divisions , we are being divided across economic , financial chasms - a wealth effect for some is a poverty effect and living for today effect for many more Americans. Americans are being divided / separated - even more so than in the past , from Law Enforcement in their communities , protesters are being deemed and treated as domestic terrorists , the heavy arm of the State becomes an every day ordinary set of circumstances , violence is becoming mind numbingly and casually a norm ! Those who seek to protect and respect , let alone act on Constitutional rights are scorned or even beaten down or tasered. Is the American Dream over ?
http://www.activistpost.com/2013/05/activists-tasered-and-arrested.html
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Activists Tasered and Arrested Protesting Holder and Bank Fraud
*Activist Post*
*
*More than two dozen arrests have followed in the wake of multi-day
protests in various locations targeting the Department of Justice and their
dereliction of duty to prosecute the involvement of major banks in foreclosure
fraud.
Protests began several days ago at law firm Covington & Burling where
Attorney General Holder was formerly a partner. Holder's connection to the
law firm is seen to represent the co... more »
Another Harper/Enbridge Lie Sent Straight to the Bottom
It seems there's nothing that Enbridge and its government underlings won't
do or say to mislead the public into believing that shipping bitumen via
tankers through B.C.'s treacherous coastal waters is actually safe.
One of their favourite lies is to claim that the product they'll be
shipping, diluted bitumen or dilbit, actually floats. They want the
public misled into believing the stuff floats and, therefore, can be
recovered by oil spill scavenger vessels, booms, etc.
*B*U*L*L*S*H*I*T*
*Some diluted bitumen products will sink in fresh and brackish marine
waters in less than 2... more »
"Islam" defacement on war memorials in London park - Atlas Shrugs
'Vandals have daubed the word Islam in spray paint on war memorials in
Green Park and Hyde Park in London'
More here
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2013/05/islam-defacement-on-war-memorials-in-london-park.html
"Remembering the Dead"
* *
*"Remembering the Dead"*
by Bill Bonner
"Today is the day set aside by the US federal government for us to remember
our war dead. Here at the Diary of a Rogue Economist, we always do as we
are told. So, today, we will turn our thoughts back to Vicksburg,
Mississippi... which gave the country enough corpses to remember... and
from where we've just returned.
We were born south of the Mason-Dixon line. More importantly, we were born
south of Pratt Street in Baltimore, giving us Southern tendencies from the
start. Even as a child, we felt a sentimental attachment to the Old South... more »
Average Palestinian Attacker Just 12-14 Years Old, IDF Colonel Says | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner.com
When you hear the anti Semites who masquerade as pro Palestinians decrying
Israel's arresting of Palestinian children, remember this:
' IDF Colonel Yaniv Alaluf said that the average Palestinian attacker
behind recent rock and firebomb attacks on Israeli drivers is only "12-14
years old," Israel National News reported.
At a meeting in the Etzion region in Judea and Samaria, Alaluf met with
residents to address concerns over the increase in rock and firebomb
attacks on drivers in the region.
A report from Israel's domestic security agency, the Shin Bet, revealed
there were 90 attack... more »
Are 'settlements' the main or even just the primary block to peace?
' An average reader of this article would go away convinced that building
in communities in Judea & Samaria is the main issue preventing a peace
agreement between Israel and the Palestinians. So let's take a look at just
some of what the BBC has to airbrush out of its 'peace process' narrative,
as presented in this article and many others, in order to promote that
chimera to its audiences.
1. The Palestinian Authority's insistence on the 'right of return' for
refugees: a scenario which would bring about the end of Israel as a Jewish
state.
2. The Palestinian Authority's refusal to... more »
Barbie Sleeping Bag From a Pot Holder
[image: Barbie Sleeping Bag From a Hot Pad]
My absolute favorite things to make, are the things that absolutely delight
my 4-year-old. I love that little while after I finish a project for her,
or her dolls when she thinks I am an absolute rock star. It is even better
when that project took hardly any time or money.
My little girl has been asking for Barbie sleeping bags forever. My mom
made me some when I was a little girl and after seeing them in a picture
from my childhood, she would ask for some on a daily basis. I was looking
for an easier way than making them completely fro... more »
Nearly Two-Thirds of Britons Expect a Serious Clash Between British (sic) Muslims | EuropeNews
' Nearly two-thirds of people believe there will be a 'clash of
civilisations' between British Muslims and white Britons in the wake of the
murder of a British soldier in Woolwich, a new poll shows.
The number of those who believe such a clash is inevitable has increased by
9% from last year.
There has also been a small increase in the proportion of people who
believe British Muslims pose a serious threat to democracy, up to 34% on
Thursday and Friday from 30% in November 2012, according to the YouGov
survey of 1,839 adults.'
More here
http://europenews.dk/en/node/68035?utm_source... more »
Is Adam Schiff Changing His Tune-- Or Just Playing Smart Politics In A New District That's WAY More Progressive Than He Is?
In 2000, I was especially excited about defeating radical right freshman
and impeachment manager, Jim Rogan in the district next door. I didn't know
much about the Democratic state senator running against him, Adam Schiff,
only that he was a Democrat. I was kind of naive about DC politics back
then. The online grassroots model of fundraising Blue America uses hadn't
been invented yet and I helped Schiff raise money the old fashioned way. I
maxed out to him personally and got all my colleagues at Warner Bros and in
the music business to contribute as well. The race turned into the s... more »
dying for profit
They go to fight for freedom,
but they are dying for conquest !!!
(War Is a Racket)
(the arms industry)
(permanent war economy)
(list of arms manufacturers)
(military industrial complex)
Military Drones Are Inherently Fascistic and the CIA Needs to be Reigned In
Majia here: Recently I posted links to 2 articles documenting that drones
were used to kill far more people than al-Qaida leaders:
Obama Administration Lied About Drone Targets By Natasha Lennard, Salon 17
April 13http://www.salon.com/2013/04/10/obama_administration_lied_about_drone_targets/
[Excerpted] Investigative reports and on-the-ground testimonies have made
it public knowledge that far more people than al-Qaida leaders are killed
by drone strikes. The U.K.’s Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ)
estimates that in Yemen, Pakistan and Somalia over 1,o00 civilians may have
b... more »
Another Reader's Comment
Bee`May 25, 2013 at 9:56 AM
I discovered Enenews via Washington's blog during the BP Gulf disaster: the
image of someone with gaping wounds bleeding in the kitchen while the
dinner party chattered on was excruciating - then came the explosions at
Daiichi and the image of a demonic infected wound seeping & spewing for
eternity... and the stupid dinner party continued!
I was going quietly crazy at Christmas 2011, when finally in early 2012
Sen. Wyden went to Fukushima and started calling for "an international
response" so we mobilized to support his initiative, to no avail...
5/22/1... more »
Judicial cut and paste
Cojocaru v B.C 2013 SCC 30 deals with judicial "cut and paste" and, broadly
put, approves it:
[49] In summary, courts in Canada and elsewhere
have held that copying in reasons for judgment is not, in itself, grounds
for setting the judge's decision aside. However, if the incorporation of
the material of others would lead a reasonable person apprised of all the
relevant facts to conclude that the trial judge has not put his or her mind
to the issues and made an independent decision based on the evidence and
the law, the presumption of judicial integrity is... more »
war is a racket
Smedley Darlington Butler (July 30, 1881 – June 21, 1940) was a Major
General in the U.S. Marine Corps (the highest rank authorized at that
time), an outspoken critic of U.S. military adventurism, and at the time of
his death the most decorated Marine in U.S. history. During his 34-year
career as a Marine, he participated in military actions in the Philippines,
China, in Central America and the Caribbean during the Banana Wars, and
France in World War I.
By the end of his career, he had received 16 medals, five for heroism. He
is one of 19 men to twice receive the Medal of Honor, ... more »
Biking: the Michaels do the NE hills
This weekend I finally had time to do another two days of riding in the
beautiful places of Taiwan. This time we rode in the hills east of Taipei,
an area I had long wanted to explore, but had never been able to find a
weekend when I had time and the weather was good. Finally I just threw
caution to the wind and decided to go and damn the weather. Sure enough,
the bike gods reward the faithful, and we had two days of excellent
weather. Above a shaft of sunlight catches a woman in a Ruifang alleyway.
All the pics were taken with my Canon EOS 550D and my new Sigma 17-70mm
lens.
My ... more »
Economist and white-collar criminologist, Bill Black, reports on the recent Senate grilling of Apple. He begins "Senator Levin continues to do virtually the only real investigation being done in the United States of the elite entities. And he has summarized this as Apple achieving the holy grail of tax evasion, which is that Apple has succeeded in creating the stateless corporation that makes literally tens of billions of dollars and pays taxes to absolutely no one. And at the hearing that was just conducted, it turned into a love fest for Apple instead of a crackdown on this behavior..."
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* the**REALnews
Permalink*
*Apple Achieves Holy Grail of Tax Avoidance*
Bill Black: Senate questions CEO Tim Cook how company earned $30 billion in
'international' profits while paying zero taxes - May 23, 13
More at The Real News
*Bio*
William K. Black, author of THE BEST WAY TO ROB A BANK IS TO OWN ONE,
teaches economics and law at the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC).
He was the Executive Director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention from
2005-2007. He has ta... more »
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*Saints Kenny Stills Helps Feed Oklahoma Tornado Victims ~Saints Tailgate*
Oh Boo Hoo! ... 'Conservative Caucus Horrifically Depressed " - Hill Times
**
[image: Progressive Bloggers] * *
* I had a good belly laugh at the headline on today's Hill Times article: *
*"PM’s Conservative caucus ‘horrifically depressed’ about Senate expenses
scandal, brand takes big hit, say Tories"*
* **"The majority-governing Conservative caucus is “horrifically depressed”
and “disappointed” that three of their Senators appointed by Prime Minister
Stephen Harper are embroiled in an explosive housing and travel expense
scandal that is putting a major blow to their brand and party, say
Conservatives and political insiders. *
*** “Caucus is horrificall... more »
The human rights fly in the CETA ointment
I'm sure Liberal Senator Joan Fraser was speaking for all of us when she
expressed her displeasure at the idea that Europe seeks to link the
Canada-EU trade deal to human rights.
Referring to the Strategic Partnership Agreement, CETA's parallel political
companion, Senator Rivers explained :
The SPA would enshrine "our common commitment to human rights, to certain
common values and to non-proliferation of nuclear weapons," Liberal Senator
Joan Fraser said in the Senate on April 18.
However, "the problem is that in the European formula they want to include
a clause that would make... more »
Memorial Day, 2013
This is a post I'd written four years ago for Memorial Day 2009. At
the time, I didn't think anything would change, certainly not under Obama,
who, just as Bush had with Iraq, had his little surge in Afghanistan, an
11½ year-long boondoggle that by conspicuous relief almost makes Iraq look
like the Revolutionary War.
Even moreso than avarice and racial prejudice, the one facet of
humankind that has remained unaltered is our propensity for waging war on
each other. When even armchair liberals at the Rand Corporation or
elsewhere tell us that war is a regrettable but necessar... more »
Memorial Day
I'll mostly be over at Greg's place today, but wanted to pop in at least
once to wish everyone a nice Memorial Day.
I'll contribute one item, really a follow-up to the weekend questions.
There was one new coalition death in Afghanistan recorded yesterday. It was
the first one in ten days -- ending a streak which had dramatically
improved the pace of May casualties after a very disappointing first half
of the month. The death yesterday put this month's coalition total up to
25. That's the highest this year (and in fact the highest since September),
but that's to be expected given the... more »
Memorial Day...
*God bless our troops. *
*I will never forget those of you who spit on our returning Vietnam
veterans. Most of my readers are too young to remember. I do...*
The Eagle Cried
"The Eagle Cried" Written and recorded by US Army Major J Billington. This
song was written in honor of the sacrifices of Vietnam veterans, who did
not receive the hero's welcome that they deserved when they came home from
the fight. This song was written for and performed at the 13th Combat
Aviation Battalion Reunion at Fort Rucker, Alabama, held on May 15, 2010.
To the Vietnam veterans that may find a... more »
Honoring Those Who Spoke Out
As MSNBC host Chris Hayes discovered to his surprise and chagrin last year,
you don't criticize the term "war heroes" on Memorial Day and get away with
it. Here are his fateful words:
Why do I feel so uncomfortable about the word 'hero'? I feel uncomfortable
about the word hero because it seems to me that it is so rhetorically
proximate to justifications for more war. I don’t want to obviously
desecrate or disrespect the memory of anyone that’s fallen, and obviously
there are individual circumstances in which there is genuine, tremendous
heroism, you know, hail of gunfire, rescuing ... more »
WHO IS SHARYL ATTKISSON: Crazy!
*MONDAY, MAY 27, 2013*
*Part 1—Successor to Cline and Perot:* Crazily, Sharyl Attkisson is a major
correspondent for CBS News.
What makes Attkisson’s position at CBS News so crazy? Consider what
happened on Sunday, May 12, when she sat for a 42-minute appearance on
C-Span’s Washington Journal.
To watch the whole session, click this.
Host Steve Scully said he wanted to start with Benghazi, which had been in
the news that week. More specifically, Scully inquired about the possible
change in Hillary Clinton’s role within this long-running story.
“I want to begin with the reporting o... more »
Ready for This? Black P.R.
It's all the rage among China's powerful political class, Black PR.
With the ongoing crackdown on political corruption in the People's
Republic, dodgy Chinese pols are becoming worried about what's available
about them online. And, in an internet savvy country like China, there's
always a solution - for a price.
*"...crooked Chinese politicians are paying to vanish from sight, with all
negative stories about them scrubbed from the internet.*
*"'It does not matter how big or sensitive the story is, we can make it
disappear,' promised a manager at Yage Times, China's largest and mo... more »
Skagit Bridge Collapse
Before we all rush to judgment here I would like to make a couple of
comments. I saw this bridge for the first time back in the seventies and
it was obsolete then. I was surprised to see such a bridge on such an
important artery at all. Usually by then the road has been shifted and a
modern bridge is carrying the primary load. It also goes without saying
that bumpers are in place along the sides to handle glancing blows. So
unless something really happened with the load itself, this really makes
little sense at all.
However something else also happened, The truck was p... more »
Molecular Catalyst for Alzheimer's
Read this and we get the sense that intervention is becoming plausible
for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. We obviously have a long ways to go unless
we get simply luck, yet the shape of the problem is be coming really clear.
We have several core problems with human biology. Arthritis and brain
disease have been the great debilitators of the aging. Cancer has been a
general early killer and can be thought of as largely separate. Yet the
three provide a deadly obstacle course for natural aging. Eliminate all
three and stabilize circulatory problems and we have the royal road ... more »
Hemp Farming Seriously Begins
Let it be said that the battle is about to be joined. The law is bone
stupid with zero scientific rational. Now the Fed will be likely forced to
defend its nonsense.
The real reason that it has been illegal is a little simpler. Any rogue
farmer can place a small handful of the active plants among his hemp plants
and make it nigh impossible for it to be detected. It will be back to the
glory days of the moonshiners.
Yet the momentum for changing all these laws is nicely building, so sooner
or later the war on drugs will be reformulated and this nonsense will end.
By ... more »
Francis Kelsey and Thalidomide
This item is a powerful and timely reminder regarding the profound extent
to which a private interest is prepared to betray the common interest even
in medicine.
At present the commons is locked in battle with Big Pharma, Big Banks and
Big Agriculture who are all patently pressing wrong headed but lucrative
agendas. What is worse by far is that it has become possible for the whole
political establishment to be outright bought in order to shill these
private interests.
Let us also not forget big insurance and its ugly stepdaughter healthcare.
In all cases, big has bec... more »
Ayurvedic Herbs Treat Brain and Lung Cancers: Some with 90% Success Rate by Christina Sarich
Ayurvedic Herbs Treat Brain and Lung Cancers: Some with 90% Success Rate
by Christina Sarich
Natural Society, 27 May 2013
With cancer cures seeping into mainstream media from natural health
practitioners almost weekly now, it makes one wonder why anyone would
subject themselves to chemotherapy and radiation, since there is *growing
evidence that it poisons the body* and simply causes the cancer cells to
become temporarily dormant only to return later in fuller force. While
these treatments are often used unnecessarily to ‘treat’ cancer patients,
there are other, less invasive c... more »
"Hero of War"–Rise Against Song Captures Iraq War Veteran’s Tragic Experience
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Writing Contest: EXPOSE Agenda 21
*1st place receives a $500 cash prize
2nd place receives a $250 cash prize*
*Activist Post*
Agenda 21 wears a green cloak of caring and happiness to hide its much
darker trappings. By utilizing universal concerns such as the environment
and the economy, this United Nations program has co-opted legitimate
activism to create a many-tentacled beast that aims to get it hooks into
local communities across the globe . . . by stealth.
At its heart, Agenda 21 is a communitarian system -- essentially
collectivism -- where the very nature of the human desire to connect and
cooperate with one... more »
What Happens When Voters Just Eliminate The Nihilist Republicans From Government?
Puppet Pat might want to call Jerry Brown and get a lesson in being a
governor
California has no statewide Republicans in office. Many of the Democrats in
the legislature are conservative corporate whores but at least the
Republicans are relegated to the sidelines and can't even obstruct the
smooth functioning of government any longer. In 2012, the Democrats won
2/3s majorities in each house of the legislature. They won 4 more seats in
the state Senate, for a total of 29 to the GOP's 10. The Dems gained 3
Assembly seats, bringing the partisan split to 55 to 25. Republicans can no
lo... more »
Hasan Nasrallah 1988 video: "Lebanon should not be an Islamic republic on its own, but rather, part of the Greater Islamic Republic"
' Lebanon should not be an Islamic republic on its own, but rather, part of
the Greater Islamic Republic, governed by the Master of Time [the Mahdi],
and his rightful deputy, the Jurisprudent Ruler, Imam Khomeini," he said.'
More here
http://elderofziyon.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/nasrallah-1988-video-lebanon-should-not.html
Millions March Against Monsanto: A Global Awakening Covered Up By The Media
Daisy Luther
Over 2 million people peacefully took to streets around the world to
protest the poisoning of the global food supply by the biotech giant,
Monsanto.
Not surprisingly, the mainstream media has been pretty quiet about the
event.
After relentless phone calls and emails by protesters, some coverage has
finally been achieved, preventing the event from being completely blacked
out. The same article was published throughout global media, including
Yahoo, CTV, Huffington Post, ABC News, and the UK Guardian. The article
downplayed the magnitude of the March and the importanc... more »
Unhappy Green Economy: People + Planet = Profit
*Something’s happening! Wherever you are in the world …. if you’re awake –
then listen! it’s time to help! Moves are afoot to replace our broken
economy with something altogether different, and change our world forever.
This is urgent – because it’s about the *future*, and YOU can change the
course.*
Julie Beal
The UN’s cult of Happiness and the plan to measure our well-being are just
one part of a most audacious plan – to measure and price EVERY SINGLE
ASPECT OF NATURE, so long as it provides a ‘service’. The new Green Economy
is backed by bankers and the Fortune 500 and all me... more »
Dr. Freud Would Be Fascinated
When historians sit down and -- with the advantage of hindsight -- evaluate
the Harper years, they will certainly mention the Wright-Duffy Affair. They
may conclude that it was the beginning of the end for Stephen Harper. But
they will also point out, as does Lawrence Martin, that Wright-Duffy was
only one of the prime minister's serial abuses of power -- the Afghan
prisoners episode, the F35 debacle, and Harper's two prorogations of
Parliament.
When they put these incidents in context, they may conclude that
prorogation was Harper's prime directive. Paul Wells wrote in* Maclean'... more »
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*Groups oppose Duck plan ~Danny Monteverde, The Advocate *
*Big Cities Winning The Battle For Information Jobs, New Orleans ranked 3rd
~Forbes*
*Hurricane Preparedness: A Practical Guide ~NOLA DEFENDER*
*Crews prepare for hurricane season by participating in lifesaving skills
drills ~Allison Braxton*
*Rock to sinkhole ratio a mystery ~David J. Mitchell*
*Low gas prices roil energy economics in Gulf ~Billy Gunn*
*Demand, crowded shipyards fuel supply vessel deals*
*Chef Cody Carroll Crowned King of Louisiana Seafood** *
March Against Monsanto A Major Success! Anthony Gucciardi Video Coverage Coming Soon
March Against Monsanto A Major Success! Anthony Gucciardi Video Coverage
Coming Soon
by Anthony Gucciardi
Natural Society, 27 May 2013
The March Against Monsanto has been a major success, generating mass
awareness across the nation and the globe alike as millions marched into
the streets of major cities and towns to voice their opposition against
Monsanto’s monopoly on the food supply at large. While I was travelling
away from my new headquarters in Austin, Texas, I was able to head to the
local March Against Monsanto here in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and catch
as nearly 1,00... more »
US Violations of Our 3D Printer Rights via ‘Bogeymen’?
*3-D Apocalypse Zombies with Plastic Guns will get you and yours…*
Which is likelier: being shot
with a 3D-printed plastic gun,
or getting burned in a car fire?
image source Tracy Turner
1990s, Netscape or Internet Explorer? For those who have not followed the
Open Source Movement – while many or most of you were arguing Mac or
Windows, Free BSD was doing cartwheels where Mac System 6 and Windows 3.1
(both could play music CD’s, neither could surf the web) could barely stay
booted-up.
But deceased Steve Jobs and Monsanto’s Michael Taylor could well surpass
Bill Gates' position as ... more »
Journalist: Yara Abbas killed by NATO mercenary fire in Qusair, Syria
Or Qussayr ?
NATO merc terrorists snipers killed her as she reported from the town
Syrian Army is taking back from NATO's rebels.
Sniper fire killed a well-known Syrian journalist working for a Syrian
television channel near the Lebanese-Syrian border on Monday, the state
news agency said. Yara Abbas, a reporter for the al-Ikhbariya news channel,
was killed near Debaa airport in Homs province. Forces loyal
to President Bashar al-Assad there have been trying to recapture the base
from the rebels seeking to oust him. Syria TV said Abbas, in her
mid-twenties, was targeted by "terror... more »
Monsanto Wins Fight to Take Away State Food Labeling Rights
*YouTube*
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) fought hard to give his state and others the
right to label GMO foods, but faced nonsensical opposition from
Monsanto-bought Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.). Did reason win?
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Get Off the Pot
Something has been nagging in my brain for a while now. It was a comment
left on one of my posts about being tired that said “Shit or get off the
pot.” When the comment was posted, my mouse hovered over the “unapprove”
button, but then I thought to myself that the comment, while I […]
Shadow Justice: Secret UK courts break up families
*YouTube*
A secret court in the UK has put some people behind bars just for trying to
take care of their own relatives. One woman whose father was pronounced
'mentally ill' was locked away. But since the hearings are behind closed
doors, it's hard to know why.
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40 Statistics About The Fall Of The U.S. Economy That Are Almost Too Crazy To Believe
image source Michael Snyder
If you know someone that actually believes that the U.S. economy is in good
shape, just show them the statistics in this article. When you step back
and look at the long-term trends, it is undeniable what is happening to us.
We are in the midst of a horrifying economic decline that is the result of
decades of very bad decisions.
30 years ago, the U.S. national debt was about one trillion dollars. Today,
it is almost 17 trillion dollars. 40 years ago, the total amount of debt in
the United States was about 2 trillion dollars. Today, it is more than 56
... more »
As rockets hit Beirut and Hezbollah vows victory in Syria, fears of wider regional war increase
A 107mm rocket
image source: imp_navigator/Flickr Madison Ruppert
The fear of a widespread regional war has increased as two rockets hit
Beirut, Lebanon on Sunday and the head of Hezbollah said they would
continue fighting on the government’s side in Syria.
The rockets hit a Shi’ite Muslim district of the Lebanese capital just one
day after at least 28 people were killed and 250 injured in Sunni-Alawite
violence in the Lebanese city of Tripoli.
The rocket attack in Beirut is quite noteworthy since, as the Christian
Science Monitor noted, it was the first of its kind since 1990.
T... more »
Man United By Union - A Poem by M.N. Hopkins
Man United By Union
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*Each expresses Beauty. *
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*Each in their own way.*
*Filtered through their culture and traditions.*
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*United and Unions are made by man*
*And are myths and illusions created by the human ego.*
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*One can only be United in Love.*
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*A Union formed when the heart joins with other hearts.*
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*Then will manifest.*
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*Beauty expressed in Love.*
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*United by a Union formed between the hearts.*
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*Formed together among the hearts of Man.*
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*M.N. Hopkins*
*Note:* This poem came to me while watching the Eurovision Song Contest on
TV. Many were expressing... more »
Rand Paul Still Seeking "Due Process" Answers for Drone Strikes
*Activist Post*
This week the Department of Justice finally admitted that the U.S. has
indeed killed American citizens with drones. President Obama followed up
this admission with a "war on terror" policy speech.
Although Obama spoke of a less aggressive stance on drones, the
administration maintains that top secret evidence and his advisers provide
sufficient "due process" when targeting Americans suspected of being a
terrorist for assassination.
Rand Paul (R-KY) disagrees. Appearing Sunday on ABC's "This Week" Paul said
he was pleased that the president is finally addressing th... more »
Unemployable
At one point in his extended temper tantrum on his wingnut radio program,
Councillor Doug Ford disparaged his council colleagues:
Coun. Ford suggested that most of his fellow councillors would be
unemployable if they weren't in the positions they were at City Hall.
"Do you know something, Rob? I'll tell you right now, the vast majority
couldn't get a job. I'll tell you that right now and that's fact," he said.
That's rich, coming from a guy who inherited the family firm. To be fair
though, Doug is apparently capable of being the boss of a firm that is well
up and running. Perhaps he ... more »
Abbas doesn't want a peace that means a viable Jewish state of Israel
http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/Abbas-Just-peace-must-include-refugees-prisoners-314417
The time has come to admit the truth: The world cares more about the life of a Palestinian than the life of a Syrian, Sudanese, Kenyan, Colombian or Congolese.
'The time has come to admit the truth: The world cares more about the life
of a Palestinian than the life of a Syrian, Sudanese, Kenyan, Colombian or
Congolese.
...
An in-depth look at these two agencies reveals the depth of the
international community's preferential treatment of Palestinian refugees
over other displaced people throughout the world. The UNHCR, which cares
for 33.9 million refugees and internally displaced people (IDP) in more
than 125 countries throughout the world, has a budget of just $3
billion. UNWRA
, which cares for the five million descendents of Palestin... more »
Memorial Day Linkage
Good mornin’ ducks. Happy Memorial Day. The US public today, despite
strong support for the military, is the least connected to the institution.
Only about 0.5% of the population has served on active duty since 9/11
(roughly 9% of the population served in WWII). The FAS revisits the
potentially staggering costs of a war with
Continue reading
CIA'S 'CHRISTIAN' FACTION; AMERICARES, PEDOPHILE RINGS, WOOLWICH, BIN LADEN
*AmeriCares has been linked to child abuse rings and death squads.*
Reportedly, Christian Charities are often fronts for:
CIA child abuse rings,
CIA terrorist activities
And CIA attempts to keep the rich elite in power.
*Cardinal Spellman, who reportedly loved boys, loved Nazis, worked for the
CIA, and was nicknamed Franny*
Roman Catholics are the main faction within the CIA,
Lee Rigby, the alleged victim in Woolwich, was a Roman Catholic.
Michael Adebolajo, the alleged assassin in Woolwich, was a Roman Catholic.
WOOLWICH: MICHAEL'S BEST FRIEND WAS A SOLDIER.
*Robert Macauley ... more »
Jihadist persecution of Christians around the world is one of the biggest under-reported stories in media circles, says a Christian activist and expert on the issue.
Read what the BBC would rather not report.
' Jihadist persecution of Christians around the world is one of the biggest
under-reported stories in media circles, says a Christian activist and
expert on the issue.'
http://balfourpost.com/activist-warns-of-brutal-repression-of-christians/
Today-May 27, World Celebrates Memorial Day
*Today May 27, Memorial Day is a United States federal holiday which occurs
all year on the final Monday of May. Memorial Day is a day of remembering
the men and women who died whereas serving in the United States Armed
Forces.* Previously known as Decoration Day, it originated after the
American Civil War to commemorate the Union and associate soldiers who died
in the Civil War. Annual Decoration Days for particular cemeteries are held
on a Sunday in late spring or early summer in some rural areas of the
American South, particularly in the mountains.
By the 20th century, Memori... more »
Transport Econ 9: MMDA Bureaucratism
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is among the huge
bureaucracies in the country. It is supposed to solve problems related to
heavy traffic congestion, street flooding, dirty streets, undisciplined
motorists, and other functions to develop Metro Manila and its component
cities and municipalities.
Today, a friend, JB Baylon, posted in his facebook wall about the MMDA. He
wrote,
*The MMDA has, over the years, tried so many schemes to bring sanity to our
traffic: bus lanes, color coding, motorsiklo lanes, yellow lanes and yellow
boxes, designated bus stops, even ti... more »
Tax Cut 16: Conserving Fishery Resources by Taxing Demersal Fish Catch?
In late April this year, I have a short discourse with two fellow UPSE
alumni in our discussion ygroups regarding fishery conservation. A friend
who works at the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) wrote,
*There are however some cases where government needs to come in such as in
cases of environmental protection. Where there are no controls put in
place, people tend to harvest natural resources without thinking about the
future, environment, and the like.*
* This is the case in fisheries where we need to put in place time and
spatial closures to ensure that the fish s... more »
WOOLWICH: MICHAEL'S BEST FRIEND WAS A SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ
*Kirk Redpath, friend of Michael Adebolajo*
The Woolwich terror suspect Michael Adebolajo was best friends with Lance
Corporal Kirk Redpath who was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2007.
Michael was consoled by friends at the funeral of Lance Corporal Kirk
Redpath.
*Woolwich suspect Michael Adebolajo was best friends with a soldier blown
up in Basra*
Michael may have joined MI5 in 2007. In 2010 he was apparently in Kenya
working for MI5.
*Michael Adebolajo may have joined MI5 because of what Moslems were doing
to his fellow Christians in Nigeria.*
Michael grew up in a well... more »
Anticommunist uprising in Pilsen: 60 years ago
One of the numerous historical events that strengthen my pride in my
hometown of Pilsen was the 1953 Uprising which was the first credible
post-war anticommunist uprising in the Soviet bloc and the only violent
anticommunist rebellion in the history of the communist Czechoslovakia
(1948-1989).
*Pilsen's communist headquarters in the 1950s. We're voting for the
candidates of the National Front and against the remilitarization of West
Germany, blah blah blah.*
It followed the currency reform at the end of May 1953, exactly sixty years
ago. Note that in March 1953, i.e. two months e... more »
Your moment of Zen
Flying Duck Orchid (Caleana major) from Australia.
Strippers, Snipers and Waterfalls
(I promise its not what you think)
I've been rather distracted the past week, I must admit. But I have a
pretty good reason as I've been considering heading back to school.
Initially, I figured if I was going to undertake a Masters degree it would
be later in life, "just for the heck of it", as I'd say. I've been out of
academia and any serious research work for a dozen years now. Once I
graduated for the 3rd (and what I thought was the final) time I needed to
get out into the workforce to start paying off all those student loans
(which I can proudly say I did back in 2009.) ... more »
Take care of Spyware this week
address-withheld@my.opera.com.invalid (Dr. John v. Kampen) at - 15 hours ago
Link: http://youtu.be/nvZ3RW6jq9k Link: http://youtu.be/ANEcSfIsFIA
I was confronted with this phenomenon last weekend after days of struggling
with a connection to a journalist. I then realized that discovered
anomalies related to matters discussed here. Here you'll find more YT's to
get yourself informed. Additional documents can be found here, there, as
well as here (pdf) and there. This is currently a very rapidly expanding
problem of sorts. You should seriously take note that certain paranoid
governments are applying these tools (pdf) in their 'war against
everything'. The be... more »
Just One Life
Sometimes, in some amoral struggle between two cynical nation-states, an
eloquent person can say how seeing how one life was cruelly snuffed-out by
the other nation-state was what made them choose the other nation-state.
The valid idea is that one human life unnecessarily snuffed-out is a crime.
We should always believe that. But too lately, when a life is snuffed-out
in a worthless cause, ... many Canadians feel unapologetic in saying that
history will be the judge and that "there's plenty more where *that* came
from."
But if even one Canadian citizen gets tortured, it's too much. ... more »
Economist Umair Haque Uses Twitter To Dissect Conservatism
Most people who know who author and economist Umair Haque is, probably know
him for his coverage of modern capitalism at the *Harvard Business Review*.
But he's also a voracious twitter. This (partial) series of tweets
yesterday is one of the best uses of Twitter I've ever seen:
It would be great to see Mike Lux put his book on the nature of American
conservatism, The Progressive Revolution: How the Best in America Came to Be,
into twitter form.
Changes to Reduce Footprints
As some of you know, Google is soon to unveil a new system for rating the
value of a blog. It has come to my attention that some of the ways that I
use to promote others is actually going to hurt them in the new ranking
protocol. We all work so hard on our blogs ... it's a shame to be penalized
for something like having your link shared on other sites.
So, I'm discontinuing the Meet & Greet Monday feature. I haven't been able
to determine if having your blog's address in that "linky" lowers your rank
per Google but I don't want to take chances. If you have a link to Meet &
Greet on ... more »
Boston - a look at still unexplained mysteries , including a review of the shifting official versions and contradictions impacting the truth regarding the shootings of MIT Police Officer Collier ( killed - may he rest in peace ) and Police Officer Richard Donohue ( seriously wounded but not killed fortunately - friendly fire the cause ? ) ......... Other unresolved mysteries still abound.....how many security outfits were providing security ( besides Craft ) and what were their missions .... JFK Library Fire - what was the deal with that anyway .....death of Tamerlan Tsarnaev mysteries.....how does a massive sweep in a City underlockdown just happen to miss the block where Dzhokar Tsarnaev just happened to be hiding out ..... And how about the capture of the second brother - did that make much sense , on the whole, I mean really.........what was the real deal regarding the brothers - were the radicals portrayed or just convenient patsies who have largely been silenced on the whole......And what about the shady Uncle - where does he fit in all of this ? Ponder away as the media has no interest in digging any deeper into this one ?
While there isn't a desire to dig deep by the media , cowed as they are ,
question about Boston still exist and inquiring minds want to know the
answers....
http://whowhatwhy.com/2013/05/23/officer-collier-shooting-rosebud-moment-of-the-boston-bombing/
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Officer Collier Shooting: “Rosebud” Moment Of The Boston Bombing? The
Contradictions Keep Coming
By Russ Baker on May 23, 2013
[image: Sean-Collier-Red-Sox-4-20-13]All one has to do is consider the
eyewitness accounts of the shootout in Watertown to realize that the
Tsarnaev brothers were al... more »
All Lives Have Equal Value. Right, Bill and Melinda?
A letter from Susan DuFresne: Dear Bill and Melinda Gates, Yes, I include
Melinda in this letter, because as I understand it, Melinda is very
involved in the Gates Foundation’s ideas and policies on public education.
Your influence has won you the Notorious PhD’s aka Mark Naison’s poll: Most
Influential Corporate Reformer title. As a […]
July Trip
Super psyched! I finally booked our July trip, and we are going to Spain!
We are spending 3 nights in Barcelona, 4 in Ibiza and 3 in Madrid! I
can't freaking wait!
"Remember..."
“Every time you wake up ask yourself, ‘What good things am I going to do
today?’
Remember that when the sun goes down at sunset, it will take a part of
your life with it.”
- Native American proverb.
Brule', “Stomp Dance”
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_l2Zt_um6M
"Let Me Tell You Something You Already Know..."
"Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't all sunshine
and rainbows. It is a very mean and nasty place and it will beat you to
your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody
is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't how hard you hit; it's about how
hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and
keep moving forward. That's how winning is done. Now, if you know what
you're worth, then go out and get what you're worth. But you gotta be
willing to take the hit, and not pointing fingers saying you ain't wher... more »
"Benedicto"
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*"Benedicto" *
“May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the
most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds. May
your rivers flow without end, meandering through pastoral valleys tinkling
with bells, past temples and castles and poets' towers into a dark primeval
forest where tigers belch and monkeys howl, through miasmal and mysterious
swamps and down into a desert of red rock, blue mesas, domes and pinnacles
and grottos of endless stone, and down again into a deep vast ancient
unknown chasm where bars of sunlight blaze on ... more »
Big Media ignores worldwide Monsanto protest
If the whole world protests against Monsanto and BigMedia refuses to cover
it, did it happen? Maybe not in the United States but the rest of the world
is banning GMO crops even as they're allowed to pollute our agriculture
here at will.
In France, justice demands recompense for Monsanto's criminal negligence.
The French court in Lyon ruled that Monsanto’s Lasso weedkiller formula,
which contains the active ingredient alachlor, caused Paul Francois to
develop lifelong neurological damage that manifests as persistent memory
loss, headaches, and stuttering during speech. [...]
In... more »
Northerntruthseeker Rant For Sunday, May 26th, 2013
It is Sunday, Memorial Day weekend in the formerly great United States of
America, and time again for my weekly rant....
I am a bit later than usual today in firing off this article... It has been
a very hectic day here,and I have been busy taking care of family
matters....But better late than never....
The first matter that needs to be cleared up is of course the recent False
Flag (yes, it was indeed a false flag) "Beheading" murder done in the
Woolwich suburb of London England..... I and others that called this a
hoax almost from the get go have been under increasing attacks by ... more »
Just hope there's still room to book the Diaper Man's $5000 gator hunt
*by Ken*
Forgive me if you've already gotten this breaking news -- and already
booked your place on this not-to-be-missed excursion. I've been away from
home and a little out of the loop. A day or two ago the Washington
Post's loopmaster, Al Kamen, reported:
*Hunting gators with Sen. David Vitter*by Al Kamen
Most folks think being "up to your neck in alligators" is not a good thing.
But a super PAC supporting Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) thinks it's an
excellent fun time, worth $5,000 a person.
Yes, it's a "Louisiana Bayou Weekend" alligator hunt and "airboat swamp
tour" Sep... more »
Louisiana Sinkhole updates for May 26 , 2013 - as the seismic vibes continue , note the extent of the collapse zone ( which indicates how far out the sinkhole could extend ) and its relationship to existing boundaries as per the berm in place
http://lasinkhole.wordpress.com/2013/05/25/what-they-dont-want/
What They Don’t Want You to Know About This Depth Survey
MAY 25, 2013 BY FLYINGCUTTLEFISH
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*They do a trick with using no-contrast or tiny type on important graphics.* This
time, with the newer depth survey they outdid themselves with ultra-thin
defining *colored lines*. A hair.
And the reason is apparent when you enhance the graphic! The cave-in is
beyond the berm road to the west and south (red line on art). *The berms
are out of the collapse zone boundaries.*
Dotted Blue line is 11/01/2012
*Light Brown* 5/16/2013... more »
World Bank Insider ( studiously ignored by the major media ) blows the whistle on Corruption the Central bankster roles , who pulls the strings ( 147 global banks and central banks ) ....... As the Bankster conduct financial warfare , the Pentagon handles the GWOT aspects.....
http://lewrockwell.com/spl5/world-bank-insider-blows-whistle.html
*World Bank Insider Blows Whistle on Corruption, Federal Reserve*
*by Alex NewmanThe New American*
A former insider at the World Bank, ex-Senior Counsel Karen Hudes, says the
global financial system is dominated by a small group of corrupt,
power-hungry figures centered around the privately owned U.S. Federal
Reserve. The network has seized control of the media to cover up its
crimes, too, she explained. In an interview with *The New American*, Hudes
said that when she tried to blow the whistle on multiple probl... more »
GMO Food Products - while china has begun waging war on GMOs be recently destroying such products , while is Facebook caught engaging in censorship once again ? Monsanto is the great Satan in the quest to control the global food chain - keep an eye on what they do , whom they've hired in the security world ( Blackwater ) and the connections to Government , the NWO and their Corporate proxies ....
Facebook censors pictures of children rallying against GMOs
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Prison Planet TV][image: Infowars.com Twitter][image: Alex Jones'
Facebook][image: Infowars store]
*Mike Adams*
Natural News
May 26, 2013
In one of the most devastating acts of destruction of its own credibility,
Facebook engaged in yet more censorship of Free Speech with the suspending
of an account that posted a photo of children rallying against Monsanto
during today’s global *March Against Monsanto*.
The picture shows two children of Natu... more »
Just where was the POTUS on the night of the Benghazi attack - and why wasn't he in the Situation Room , why was he apparently unavailable , why won't the White House clarify the situation ?
Tip toeing around the secret of where was POTUS on 9/11/12 ......
http://www.politico.com/story/2013/05/the-mystery-night-91788.html
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On “Fox News Sunday” last weekend, White House aide Dan Pfeiffer was asked
about President Barack Obama’s whereabouts the night of the Sept. 11 ... more »
The man who thought psychiatrists were nuts
*Guest post by Doug French*
This week is a big one in the psychiatry world. The American Psychiatric
Association released the fifth edition of its Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). What is now a massive 1,000-page tome
doesn't come out very often, but when it does, as Johns Hopkins
distinguished professor Paul McHugh writes, the book "shape[s] what
psychiatrists say and do with their patients."
Back in the old days, say, in 1952, when the DSM-1 was a spiral-bound
pamphlet, people were shy; now they have “social anxiety disorder.” People
who were once... more »
Christy Clark Heads West To Sell LNG Powered Unicorns
Well well well, unelected Christy Clark is planning another most excellent
adventure to Asia, Mz Clark is heading to the orient to identify and lock
in long-term energy buying contracts..
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*"In a meeting with reporters later, Clark said she will lead a trade
mission to Asia soon to identify and lock in markets for LNG. She said much
as Bennett used hydro power to open up B.C, she sees LNG as the industry
that will build B.C.’s new economy.*
*The Liberals are banking on revenues from LNG sales to pay down B.C.’s
debt within 15 years."*
Read more:
http://www.vancouversun.com... more »
The bird is the word!
In this episode of @the chalkface Radio, Shaun and I talk to CTU president
Karen Lewis.
Enjoy: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/chalkface/2013/05/26/at-the-chalk-face-progressive-edreform-talk
However, we started the show by talking about actions WE can take to fight
edreform. Karen said something simple but powerful. She suggested that
instead of showing our disgust for the reformers and their vision of public
schools […]
A Deadlier Disaster for the Third World: Unemployment
[image: Photo of George Reisman]*Guest post by George Reisman*
The recent collapse of a garment factory building in Bangladesh, resulting
in the death, at latest count, of more than 1,100 workers who were employed
there, has led to international outrage not only against the building’s
owner but also against the various retailers in the United States and
Europe, many of them prominent, that have sold clothing produced in that
building. It is demanded that they assume responsibility for working
conditions in the factories that supply them and not deal with factories
that do not prov... more »
We Need to Talk About Porn
You can't move for it. Porn, that is. So ubiquitous has it become that
the *
Graun* even has its own dedicated porn page. We are, apparently, living
in
something called 'pornified culture'. Diane Abbot has very recently
partly
blamed this for a crisis of masculinity. Christians lament the
damagepornified culture has on relationships, and feminists have
consistently
critiqued the adult industry for its depiction of women. It's
everywhere.
There's even soon-to-be an academic journal dedicated to the study of
porn.
Though I for one am not sure analysing how "the compression of editing
r... more »
The art of truth . . .
THE CHRONICLE HERALD has a fine cartoonist in Bruce MacKinnon, who has fine advice for Duffy. Kudos to the man, made my day.
The Realist Report with John Friend
On this edition of *The Realist Report*, we'll be joined by Michael Weaver,
an activist with the National Alliance who was arrested and imprisoned for
defending himself against two Black men trying to rob him. Michael was the
victim of an extremely hostile anti-White justice system, and was
persecuted for his political and racial beliefs. We will be discussing his
background and case, his political and racial views, and related matters.
Be sure to visit Michael's website *White Information Network (WIN)*.
I highly encourage anyone that is able to support Michael financially. You
... more »
Japanese repo market number of fails sharply jumps ( compare move from November 2012 to April 2013 ! One should ponder what the number might be through this point in May ? JGB market instability - if rates are rising even with the Government buying 70 percent of new issuance , how long before Japan is forced to buy all of the new issuance - and what happens when JGB selling picks up in size ?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-05-27/japanese-stocks-extend-overnight-plunge-down-over-14-highs
Japanese Stocks Extend Overnight Plunge - Down Over 14% From Highs
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/27/2013 08:22 -0400
- Equity Markets
- Japan
- Nikkei
As if the overnight session in Japan was not bad enough, futures markets
are indicating yet more weakness from the market that seemed (until 3 days
ago) incapable of falling. *With a 14.3% drop from its May 22nd highs,
Japan's Nikkei 225 is struggling to find buyers for this dip*. What is... more »
In hot water
So, you're on a well, you can do things. Here's one: put a wye (with gate
valve) on the line to the house and pipe some of your water to the inlet
pipe of a discarded (but non-leaking) hot water heater.
The heater has had half its jacket and insulation peeled back and is lying
on its side with some unobstructed southern exposure. The pop valve is on
the uphill side so it can bleed off some air for more heat efficiency. A
box has been constructed round the tank, partially filled with yet more
insulation, with a window parked over it, a la solar cooker.
The water from the outlet pi... more »
Force of Light
This weekend brings with it great expectations. It is the last weekend in
May and lots of folks we are listening to have mentioned this as a pivotal
time. This is a story we’ve all heard before. It’s one we might be better
off to ignore. The idea of something to wait for is very much the thought
of a slave. Slaves wait to be told what to do and when and what they’ll
receive for their actions. Masters DO, confident in the outcome.
You are surrounded by Masters; many of them convinced of their slavery. Since
you are reading this, you remain skeptical. Good.
Right now... more »
Flores amarillas en la arena del desierto
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UK police swoop on angry Britons, as Marxist traitors organise PRO-Coloniser demo! Oy Vey.
Has the UK lost the plot? In the aftermath of the orchestrated public
execution of a British soldier, the filth have been mobilised to arrest
anyone who dares to blaspheme the name of Islam! One would be forgiven for
thinking the UK was already an Islamic nation, and not one suffering under
forced immigration.
Amongst those arrested by the enemies of humanity known as the police, is
an 85-year old woman from Kent who spoke loudly outside a mosque, in tones
less than favourable towards the Colonisers. Yes, an octogenarian has been
arrested for speaking her mind. This is in a co... more »
Imágen fantástica con la luna sobre el mar
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Mujer hermosa sobre el lago de las flores
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Paisaje en otoño con hojas caídas
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Candidate for Governor of Nevada Warns Against False-Flag Attack on Americans by Federal Government.
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David Lory VanDerBeek speaks out. Could be an important moment in history
here:
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Pajarillos hermosos en los árboles
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Paisaje natural con árboles y pasto verde
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Thoughts from Readers
I am very frustrated by the lack of collective response to Fukushima. If
the plant is lost in flames then we will see nuclear dominoes fall in an
unprecedented nuclear extinction event. Yet it seems as if no one is doing
anything or paying attention to the most pressing crisis humanity has ever
confronted (in written history, at least).
Many of my readers have similar feelings.
Nick Thabit May 25, 2013 at 4:40 PM
After fighting for a year and a half to bring Fukushima to more public
attention, I am deeply pessimistic, or more probably, disillusioned. I
shudder to think of the futur... more »
Siluetas de caballos en las grandes montañas
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Grant Williams insists " Do The Math ! ..... Lance Roberts " The Fed's Real Worry - A Pick Up In Deflation " ...... Gold And The Fiat End Game....
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-05-26/grant-williams-do-math
Grant Williams: "Do The Math!"
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/26/2013 13:56 -0400
- Aussie
- Bob Pisani
- China
- Equity Markets
- France
- Global Economy
- Gross Domestic Product
- Krugman
- Paul Krugman
- Recession
- Volatility
In a masterclass of what is 'really' going on in the world (as opposed to
what we are told/spoon-fed on a daily basis), Grant Williams (of Things
That Make You Go Hhhmm infamy) provides a must-watch presentatio... more »
Buck McKeon's Family Opens A Defense Industry Lobbying Firm To Enrich Itself At Taxpayers' Expense
The other day it was revealed that three stooges named Steve McKeon, Daniel
McKeon & Joe McKeon opened up a new shoppe-- a war industries lobbying
shop. Joe is Buck's failed businessman brother who's gone bankrupt at
everything he's tried. Steve and Daniel are Buck's nephews. Buck himself
was appointed Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee by Boehner
and, despite, a serious national security breach connected to McKeon's
overt corruption, has refused to make him give up the chair, despite
demands from other Republican committee members. And, keep in the back of
your mind t... more »
There's Only One Way for the Ford Bros. to Fight Back
With everything that has come at them from the *Toronto Star* and the *Globe
& Mail*, bare denials won't begin to clear the cloud that hangs over the
heads of Toronto mayor Rob Ford and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford.
They'll have to look to a court of law to clear their names. They will
have to sue the newspapers. Fortunately both are reasonably well off guys
so retaining legal counsel shouldn't be a problem and, if they win, they'll
get costs and damages a'plenty.
That nutty pair may think that denial will work but the time for that has
long passed. So, boys, lawyer up, is... more »
We Wallow in Affluence While Others Don't
See this post by Maria.
Oniste Needs Your Help
Oniste needs your help now please....blogs.pjstar.com/haiti/2013/05/…
— John A. Carroll (@haitianhearts) May 26, 2013
How big is media surveillance under Obama
I'm as unhappy as the next guy about government surveillance on journalists
*and* private citizens but I sure wish the media had been this focused when
the Bush administration was doing it illegally. Even the NYT is verging on
scaremongering about Obama's DoJ. I mean the hed screams US Leaks Inquiries
Show How Wide a Net is Cast. About midway through the article it admits,
"It is not clear how often the government has obtained reporters’
communications records."
The only person they could get on record for the story is one government
guy whose life was ruined under the Bush adminis... more »
'Sunday' reflections
Maybe it's being a Northerner but, despite the BBC's relocation to Salford,
I can't help feeling that there's a massive disconnect between the BBC's
London elite way of thinking and that of most of the people I know - a
feeling amplified by this week's horrific murder in Woolwich.
A piece by Trevor Barnes on this morning's *Sunday* (Radio 4) reported on
how faith communities in Greenwich are responding to the murder. The report
was strongly insistent in its projection of the message that they are all
united in mutual regard for each other, and in opposition to the extremists
- *o... more »
Sunday Question for Liberals
At this point: how much, if any, do you trust Barack Obama on national
security issues? I'm talking here about trust, not about whether you
support or oppose his stated policies...in other words, if there's
incomplete information, do you give him the benefit of the doubt, or not?
Jason Stanford rightly states “Time to Stop Waiting for Superman”
“According to Whitmire, Rhee and Fenty should have paid heed to the “fears”
of African Americans, but not because there were any actual race issues
during Rhee’s tenure. Racism in DC is all done now–all that racism and
“experimentation” is history and happened 1960s and 1970s. According to
Whitmire, black people in DC perceived racism under Rhee, […]
Sunday Question for Conservatives
I've said that the fate of the immigration bill depends on whether
mainstream conservatives in the House Republican conference want it to pass
or not. Most of them won't have to vote for it (ultimately, Democrats are
going to vote for any comprehensive immigration that can get through the
Senate), but John Boehner won't put something on the floor if they don't
want him to.
So: first, what do you think they'll choose to do? And, what should they do?
Moderate Democrat Congressman preps Bill to End the Endless War on Terror ! A Hint of sanity ?
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2013/05/schiff-aumf/
Exclusive: Congressman Preps Bill to End Terror War Authority
- BY SPENCER ACKERMAN
- 05.23.13
- 5:35 PM
-
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), shown in this 2009 photo with his wife Eve, is
working on a bill that would bring the president’s post-9/11 war powers to
an end. *Photo: Cliff1066/Flickr*
In the wake of President Obama’s big speech about restraining the war on
terrorism, a member of the House intelligence committee is working on a
bill to undo the basic authorities to wage it.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) is prepar... more »
Voice of Russia interview 'The Mohawk: Keepers of the Eastern Door of Great Turtle Island'
The Mohawk: Keepers of the Eastern Door of Great Turtle Island - interview
Download audio file
http://english.ruvr.ru/2013_05_26/The-Mohawk-Keepers-of-the-Eastern-Door-of-Great-Turtle-Island-interview/
Many of the indigenous peoples of
North America called the continent “Great Turtle Island.” A part of
their advanced philosophy and culture included a
I feel the bridge fall under my feet
Austerity maniacs are literally going to kill us. When you have a major
political party which is effectively one half (or sometimes more) of our
government refusing to spend a red hot penny on the public commons while
they bleed our national treasury to wantonly pass out tax breaks to the
obscenely wealthy, this is what you get.
[RJ Matson cartoon]
This is not a joke. Cutting government funding for infrastructure projects
verges on criminal negligence. Our bridges are falling down and it will
only get worse. [via]
...The 607,380 bridges in the U.S. are 42 years old on average, ... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Poor House'
POOR HOUSE
Posted on May 26, 2013
MNN. May 25, 2013. Canada’s Prime Minister Harper
admits his corporate government should fall. Before he became the new
CEO of the Corporation of Canada, he condemned the liberals and demanded
the Prime Minister’s resignation over a less corrupt scandal than the
one he is dealing with now. Senators oversee the officers of the
government
Paleontologist Neil Shubin - The Universe Within
*"The Universe Within: Discovering the Common History of Rocks, Planets,
and People"* By Neil Shubin.
*Wikipedia:*
Neil Shubin (born December 22, 1960) is an American paleontologist,
evolutionary biologist and popular science writer. He is the Robert R.
Bensley Professor of Organismal Biology and Anatomy, Associate Dean of
Organismal Biology and Anatomy and Professor on the Committee of
Evolutionary Biology at the University of Chicago along with being the
Provost of the Field Museum of Natural History. He is well known for his
discovery of Tiktaalik roseae.
Title: Paleonto... more »
Sunday Classics: The young Colin Davis gets off to a running start
*The early-career Colin Davis*
*
* *MOZART: The Abduction from the Seraglio, K. 384: Overture (with concert
ending)*
*Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Colin Davis, cond. EMI, recorded c1961*
*by Ken*
In this week's preview, I took a stab at describing the "happy traits" of
Colin Davis's early career: a natural sense of musical flow coupled with a
preference for having the music play with determination and make its points
naturally. By way of illustration, I offered the vivid performances of
Mozart's *Idomeneo* and *Clemenza di Tito* Overtures from CD's c1961 EMI LP
of nine Mozart ove... more »
Doug Noland's essay - Kuroda's Gambit ...... Mizuho's Chief Economist Yasunari Ueno discusses Abe's Gambit
http://www.prudentbear.com/2013/05/kurodas-gambit.html
Kuroda's GambitMay 24, 2013 posted by Doug Noland
Air leaks from Japanese stocks and bonds and global Bubbles suddenly appear
more vulnerable
For centuries, economic thinkers have grappled with money and Credit.
Invariably, analytical interest ebbs and flows right along with boom and
bust cycles. And during periods of keenest interest, there’s a common
recurring question that’s been asked through the ages: “How could a period
of economic advancement and prosperity that looked so promising and
enduring come to such a dreadful en... more »
GMO's - NOT Just a Food Issue
Yesterday at the March on Monsanto I found out something that I thought was
worth sharing.
No supplier of corn syrup in the USA can guarantee that their product is
GMO free.
In other countries suppliers can certify that the corn used in corn syrup
is GMO free.
So when you think of GMO's - don't just think of the food you eat, think of
every pharamaceutical you use and every nutraceutical you put in your mouth
also - cause they probably contain GMO's.
A list from a producer of “maltodextrins and corn syrup solids”
“maltodextrins and corn syrup solids” are used in the following
pha... more »
Tea Party Nation - Theocratic Fascism: Future of the Movement
From Right Wing Watch
According to Tea Party Nation, “the future of conservative movement” is
found in a candidate who believes gay people are “sick” and “degenerate”
and that Planned Parenthood is worse than the Ku Klux Klan.
“the 2013 ticket for the Republicans in Virginia represents the victory of
the Tea Party over the establishment.”
2013 Virginia ticket
Ken Cuccinelli and E.W. Jackson
Ken Cuccinelli - ALEC member serving his ALEC corporate members - nuff said
E.W. Jackson –“the conservative minister”
From HuffPo
"Obama clearly has Muslim sensibilities,"
“President Obam... more »
Memorial Day - A Question
*Did every soldier who has died for our country *
*lose their life*
*so today's *
*Republican Party/Tea Party *
*and the corporations they serve*
*could control our government*
*to the exclusion of everyone elses political beliefs?*
*The politics of exclusion means everyone loses. *
That is why we have government programs
Two stories came together on Common Dreams this morning – that pissed me
off.
The first one written by one of my favorite writers/speakers Jim Hightower
about a veteran arrested for dumpster diving in the great red state of
Texas.
In March, James Kelly, a 44-year-old Navy veteran, was passing through
Houston on his way to connect with family in California. Homeless,
destitute, and hungry, he chose to check out the dining delicacies in a
trash bin near City Hall. Spotted by police, Kelly was promptly charged
with “disturbing the contents of a garbage can in the [central] business ... more »
Creative Showcase: A Creative Link-Up with Features
This weekend has been fabulous so far! Picnics, gardening, walking through
the cemetery. It has been pretty much perfect. We are capping it off with a
marathon of the new Arrested Development episodes later. What about you?
Are you excited for the new Arrested Development?
Here are some of my favorite link-ups from last week!
I am completely in love with this DIY Dahlia Flower Decor from The Happy
Scraps. So pretty. It would look amazing in my little girls room!
This gorgeous Shrimp Tacos from Warfield look absolutely delicious!
I love this Jellyfish Craft from Rae Gun Rambl... more »
Your moment of Zen
Lovely downtown Northampton, MA. [Sophie Theroux painting]
Bill Whittle: Who are the real people?...
*Bill Whittle at his absolute best.*
WAR IS HELL AND DON'T FORGET IT
*Here's a normal human being, just a young German soldier really, in ‘war’
~ terrified and seemingly broken by it. He probably saw his best friend's
head blown off right next to him in the trench. Look at his hands,
clenching in the panic of a child, his bladder releasing in the terror of
war as an officer screams at him to toughen up. As you see, war is not
natural; it is not ‘normal’ for human beings to slaughter each other at the
bidding of psychopathic leaders~ yet generations later, psychopathic
leaders send boys to ‘other’ lands to kill and die; all for lies and... more »
Weekend Waterfowl
What’s worth reading this weekend? Lots of stuff. Here’s a list of a few
things, from analytic to oddities. No drones, machetes, or tornados. But it
would be silly if none of our resident experts weighed in on recent
developments in these domains. Right? If the market expects climate change,
why don’t those who profess
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Untitled
*Crews prepare for hurricane season by participating in lifesaving skills
drills ~Allison Braxton*
*Corps works barge gate once ~Bob Marshall*
*Texas Brine offers settlements for sinkhole*
*Graduates continue positive work in negative community ~WDSU*
*Susan Cowsill: The Sound of Happy ~Gwen Thompkins, WWNO*
*Jennifer Hudson and John Fogerty Record "Proud Mary" *
Why the Dakotas?
Slate’s new history vault published a gem from the Cold War last week. This
map from January 1955 shows the areas in the United States that Soviet
citizens could not travel. This map shows where Soviet citizens, who were
required to have a detailed itinerary approved before obtaining a visa,
could and could not go
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Obama: Defending the Indefensible
*Anthony Freda Art* Stephen Lendman
His doublespeak duplicity reflects the last refuge of a scoundrel. He's the
worst in recent memory. Perhaps the worst ever. Forked tongue rhetoric
can't disguise it.
Throughout his tenure, he governed lawlessly. He's done so at home and
abroad. He spurns rule of law principles and other democratic values.
Nothing suggests change. Business as usual continues. War on humanity is
policy. Rogue leaders govern that way. Obama threatens everyone.
On May 23, he spoke at Washington's National Defense University. He
defended what he urged changing four... more »
Rand Paul introduces bill to extend Fourth Amendment protection to electronic communications
image source:
Gage Skidmore/Flickr Madison Ruppert
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has introduced legislation that seeks to extend
Fourth Amendment protection to electronic communications, which if
successful would be a major move to protect online privacy.
This comes after it was revealed that both the IRS and the FBI claimed they
did not need a warrant to spy on the electronic communications of Americans.
However, some might be skeptical given Paul’s much-criticized apparent flip-flop
on the drone issue.
Nonetheless, Paul has made some much needed statements about the lack of
protection... more »
CDC Declares 1/5 of U.S. Kids Have Mental Disorders
Melissa Melton
A fresh report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) says that 20 percent of American children now have mental health
issues.
Here are some of the report’s highlights:
- The most prevalent mental health diagnosis of children studied between
the ages of three and 17 was Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD), followed by depression, behavioral issues, and anxiety.
- Anxiety rates were considerably higher in this new study than data
collected on the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)
from 200... more »
Obama Expands Militarization of Police
*Youtube*
Among items transferred to local law enforcement agencies have been assault
rifles and grenade launchers, even Blackhawk helicopters and .50 caliber
machine guns; In fiscal year 2011 alone, the Pentagon transferred almost
$500 million worth of materials to domestic law enforcement -- near double
the previous year's total.
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Media Responses to Obama's Speech
*Anthony Freda Art* Stephen Lendman
They didn't surprise. Media scoundrels support his worst policies. His
neoliberal harshness is endorsed. His alliance with monied interests gets
no coverage.
His crimes of war, against humanity and genocide go unmentioned.
His partnership with Israel against Palestine isn't explained. His
systematic disdain for rule of law principles gets ignored.
Responses to his Thursday speech were largely positive. Challenging them
follows below.
New York Times editors headlined "The End of the Perpetual War," saying:
For the first time, a president stat... more »
Obama Heckler: "I think killing innocent people with drones is rude"
*Activist Post*
A CNN host called peace activist, Medea Benjamin, "rude" for interrupting
the president's foreign policy speech.
Benjamin responded, "I think killing innocent people with drones is rude,"
Benjamin replied. "I think keeping innocent people in detention for 11
years is rude. I think not respecting the lives of Muslim people who are
killed is rude. There are a lot of rude things about our policies. Speaking
out is actually not rude."
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Corporate Commerical Selling Standards?
Every day that passes we get more proof that the Common Core is really a
corporate money grab. From Barnes and Noble: Thank you to Kristen G from
the NYS Opt Out group! Filed under: CHRIS CERRONE: The "Parentucator"
Mainstream Republican Conservatives Battle Tea Party Nihilists In The U.S. Senate
Miss
McConnell lays down with the GOP's 3 nihilist psychopaths
A few days ago, television personality Bill Maher was musing about the
idea
of Texas teabagger Ted Cruz running for president. Maher is certain that
it's inevitable, pointing out that Cruz has "Newt Gingrich's ambition
and
ego mixed with the steely-eyed focus of a serial killer." Good
description!
And he added that Cruz has been "totally unwilling to compromise with
liberals on anything, including eating with a knife and fork." *NY
Times*political reporter Jonathan Weisman, might agree, but he takes
Cruz more
seriously and... more »
Hershberger Verdict In After Judge Orders Jury NOT to Vote With Conscience
Heather Callaghan
Into the wee hours of last night, after about 16 hours of deliberating, the
Baraboo, Wisconsin court decided not to wait until Tuesday for a verdict.
Four criminal misdemeanor charges are aimed at Vernon Hershberger for
providing fresh food to his community through a contractual agreement with
members. Paraphrased by Derrick J Freeman the "crimes" include:
1. distributing milk from his “Grazin’ Acres” dairy farm without a milk
producer’s license,
2. operating a retail food establishment without a state license,
3. operating a dairy plant without a st... more »
Teacher Resigns Over Curriculum Mandates and Disrespect
*Youtube*
A veteran teacher explains why the "No Child Left Behind" mandates are
killing creative learning in schools and how teachers have been diminished.
This is formidable resignation letter and a damning example of what schools
are being forced to become.
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Indoctrination Revealed in Utah School Curriculum
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Unnamed Source Claims Unconfirmed Cyber Attacks are from Iran
*"American officials have not offered any technical evidence to back up
their assertions of Iranian authorship of the latest attacks."* - The New
York Times
Eric Blair
The New York Times ran a story Friday from an unnamed source about an
unconfirmed story with unnamed victims. Why would the paper of record run
such a story? Propaganda of course.
Any chance the officialdom can demonize Iran while simultaneously inflating
the fear of cyber attacks, they'll take it, even if it's completely
fabricated.
The NYT article New Computer Attacks Traced to Iran, Officials Say is pure
prop... more »
What Privacy? CISPA Passes in Closed Door Vote
*Youtube - TYT*
CISPA, the controversial bill that greatly threatens the privacy of anyone
online, is making its way to Congress after passing in a closed-door vote
by the House Intelligence Committee by a huge margin. There were no changes
to the language to protect personal privacy. How is this happening after
the internet so loudly cried foul, and why is it being ignored in the press?
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Selling Their Souls
The Harperites have always pushed the envelopes of campaigning and
governance. The Wright-Duffy Affair has provided us yet another example of
how they govern. But, last week, Mr. Justice Richard Mosley reminded us yet
again of how they campaign. Tom Walkom writes:
A federal court judgment on the so-called robocall affair provides an even
more telling example of the blurred border between hardball partisanship
and outright illegality.
In its broadest sense, the May 23 ruling by Justice Richard Mosley went
against the eight citizens who brought the case.
But a careful reading of ... more »
Isn't multicultural Britain simply lovely?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/10060570/Oxford-grooming-gang-We-will-regret-ignoring-Asian-thugs-who-target-white-girls.html
Questioning the London "beheading"
The following commentary, video, and photos were sent to me via email by a
good friend and very knowledgeable individual who blogs at *
www.gasskammer.blogspot.com*. Minor edits have been made by me, John Friend.
__________________________
Turn off audio. In the beginning: watch carefully. The woman sitting by the
soldier on the street is *stroking/caressing his back*. Like a mother would
do to a hurt/sad child. (To "woo" somebody?) But to do this with a
corpse??? (And a corpse that's maybe or maybe not missing a head.)
Also: If he was *not* dead - these women would have screamed an... more »
Musical Interlude: Vangelis, “Hymn”
Vangelis, “Hymn”
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB7fnZ-AQNE
"The Limit Of Our Sight..."
"Life is eternal and love is immortal; And death is only a horizon,
And a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight."
- Rossiter W. Raymond
WOOLWICH SUSPECT 'PROTECTED BY MI5'
*Kirk Redpath, friend of Michael Adebolajo*
The Woolwich terror suspect Michael Adebolajo was best friends with Lance
Corporal Kirk Redpath who was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2007.
Michael was consoled by friends at the funeral of Lance Corporal Kirk
Redpath.
*Woolwich suspect Michael Adebolajo was best friends with a soldier blown
up in Basra*
Michael may have joined MI5 in 2007. In 2010 he was apparently in Kenya
working for MI5.
*Michael Adebolajo may have joined MI5 because of what Moslems were doing
to his fellow Christians in Nigeria.*
Michael grew up in a well... more »
The Poet: Octavio Paz, “Brotherhood"
* *
*“Brotherhood"*
"I am a man: little do I last
and the night is enormous.
But I look up:
the stars write.
Unknowing I understand:
I too am written,
and at this very moment
someone spells me out."
- Octavio Paz
"Ten Rules For Being Human"
* "Ten Rules For Being Human"*
by Cherie Carter-Scott
*Rule One:*
You will receive a body. You may love it or hate it, but it will be yours
for the duration
of your life on Earth.
*Rule Two:*
You will be presented with lessons. You are enrolled in a full-time
informal school called 'life.'
Each day in this school you will have the opportunity to learn lessons. You
may like the lessons
or hate them, but you have designed them as part of your curriculum.
*Rule Three:*
There are no mistakes, only lessons. Growth is a process of
experimentation,
a series of trials, errors, and occa... more »
Poundmaker, "It Would Be So Much Easier..."
"It would be so much easier just to fold our hands and not make this
fight... to say, I, one man, I can do nothing. I grow afraid only when I
see people thinking and acting like this. We all know the story about the
man who sat beside the trail too long, and then it grew over and he could
never find his way again. We can never forget what has happened, but we
cannot go back nor can we just sit beside the trail".
- Poundmaker, Plains Cree Chief, 1842-1886.
His dying words.
“The 13th Warrior: Prayers Before Final Battle”
*“The 13th Warrior: Prayers Before Final Battle”*
Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan: “Merciful Father, I have squandered my days with plans
of many things. This was not among them. But at this moment, I beg only to
live the next few minutes well. For all we ought to have thought, and have
not thought; all we ought to have said, and have not said; all we ought to
have done, and have not done; I pray thee God for forgiveness.”
“Lo, there do I see my father.
Lo, there do I see my mother and my sisters, and my brothers.
Lo, there do I see the line of my people back to the beginning.
Lo, they do cal... more »
Thor News Presents - Ceres is a Planet in our inner Sol system & probably has LIFE.
THOR NEWS PRESENTS:
Ceres is a Planet in our inner Sol system & probably has LIFE.
Quite a bold statement, but let's look at the cold, hard facts.
Diameter of Moon: 3,474 km
Diameter of Pluto: 2,300 km
Diameter of Ceres: 940 km
As we all know, Pluto was recently relegated from the Big Boy League and is
no longer designated a planet: it's just a VERY BIG ROCK out at the
farthest,chilliest regions of our rather expansive Solar System. But Ceres
is in the asteroid belt, just past Mars. It's an asteroid with an
atmosphere. An asteroid that's within the habitable zone of our Sun. Plus,... more »
May 23, 1973
One upshot from Nixon's May 22 statement was that Silber and Glanzer
advised the new Watergate special prosecutor, Archibald Cox, that Richard
Nixon should be on the list of witnesses to be questioned.
Meanwhile, a rare break in the tone of Watergate: Tony Ulasewicz, the
bagman of the hush money payoffs, testifies to the Ervin Committee and breaks
everyone up. In a story which produced more than it's fair share of
characters, Ulasewicz, the former New York City cop who Nixon's White House
had hired as in-house private investigator, was the most comical.
Inside the White House, Nixon... more »