The US government

perpetrated 9/11.

Story about contaminatino of Acai berry juice with heavy metals in Brazil. News
Tags: brazil, health, disease, food

Suspected Hemorrhagic Pneumonia Outbreak Hits Ukraine -- after illegal aerosol spraying in Ukraine by US-registered planes. News
Tags: disease, virus, cia, ukraine

Suspicious aircraft were forced to land. A US operated (Russian-made long-range heavy transport) AN-124 changed its call sign from civilian to military which then triggered a response from the IAF (Indian Air Force) upon entering Pakistani air space (forcing) the plane to land in Mumbai while (a) second one was forced down by Nigerian fighter jets that also arrested the crew.

Ancient Egyptians knew the pain of heart disease. News
Tags: ancient-world, egypt, health, disease, atherosclerosis

"Atherosclerosis is ubiquitous among modern day humans and, despite difference in ancient and modern lifestyles, we found that it was rather common in ancient Egyptians of high socioeconomic status living as much as three millennia ago," said Gregory Thomas, a cardiology professor at the University of California, Irvine.

U.S. Military Employs ''Counterinsurgency'' Strategy In Californian City of Salinas News
Tags: police-state, fascism, california, military

The U.S. military is aiding police in a California conduct ''counterinsurgency'' operations as part of a crack down on gang related violence in the city of Salinas, a relationship officials admit pushes the boundaries of the constitutional bar on the military operating within U.S. borders but one that should be expanded nationwide.

Viral pneumonia in Western Ukraine. News
Tags: disease, ukraine, virus

CIA's link to heroin trade exposed in court. News
Tags: cia, drugs, burma, dea

CIA hopes to put pressure on the judge in the case to erase from the court record several opinions he rendered that accuse CIA officials of committing a fraud on his court and which also opened the door for sanctions to be sought against the culpable current and former CIA employees.

China says near-zero US interest rate fueling massive carry trade. News
Tags: china, usa, finance, recession, fed

''Î'm scared and leaders should look out,'' Tsang said in Singapore Nov. ''America is doing exactly what Japan did last time,'' he said, adding that Japan's zero interest rate policy contributed to the 1997 Asian financial crisis and U.S. mortgage meltdown.

Analysis of how North Korea extracts money and food from the USA. News
Tags: north-korea, police-state, usa, military, fuel, food

They have studied the dangerous art of manipulating great powers since the 1960s, when they played Russians and Chinese against one another. They perfected their skills in the 1990s, when they managed to manipulate the US, South Korea and China into providing large amounts of food and energy aid while giving essentially nothing in return.

U.S. citizens are joining immigrants in store parking lots. News
Tags: las-vegas, nevada, work, recession
Entity: home-depot

In the latest sign of the Las Vegas ValleyÎéÎ÷s economic free fall, U.S. citizens are starting to show up in the early mornings outside home improvement stores and plant nurseries across the Las Vegas Valley, jostling with illegal immigrants for a shot at a few hours of work.

Alleged Fort Hood shooter was on Homeland Security Task Force. News
Tags: military, islamists, texas

Hamid Karzai's Brother On C.I.A. Payroll. News
Tags: afghanistan, cia

Ahmed Wali Karzai, the brother of the president of Afghanistan, gets regular payments from the CIA and has for much of the past eight years, The New York Times reported Tuesday. ... The CIA's ties to Karzai, who is a suspected player in the country's illegal opium trade, have created deep divisions within the Obama administration, the Times said.

UK police state announces it is tracking political protesters' every move. News
Tags: uk, police-state, fascism, liberty

Vehicles associated with protesters are being tracked via a nationwide system of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras. One man, who has no criminal record, was stopped more than 25 times in less than three years after a "protest" marker was placed against his car after he attended a small protest against duck and pheasant shooting. ANPR "interceptor teams" are being deployed on roads leading to protests to monitor attendance.

Israel perpetrated a Holocaust when it deliberately exposed 100,000 dark-skinned Sephardi Jewish youth to 35000x the normal amount of X-ray radiation. News
Tags: eugenics, racism, criminality, israel, jews, zionists, health, cancer

David Deri makes the point that only Sephardi children received the x-rays: "I was in class and the men came to take us on a tour. They asked our names. The Ashkenazi children were told to return to their seats. The dark children were put on the bus."

Why did the US Army illegally occupy an Alabama town after a shooting spree? The town, ravaged by JP Morgan Chase, could no longer afford a police force. News
Tags: military, alabama, banking-cartel, police-state, posse-comitatus
Entity: jpmorgan

One of the creepiest details to emerge in the shooting rampage were reports that troops from nearby Fort Rucker were brought into Samson and other surrounding areas to patrol the streets. This is a clear violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, every freedom-loving American's worst nightmare.
...Strangely enough, there was almost no media coverage of the occupation -- you had to rely on various right-wing outlets like CNSNews.com, whose article I blogged at the time, or the left-wing Democratic Underground.

Judge wipes out $460,000 mortgage debt lost in derivatives-land News
Tags: derivatives, housing, mortgage

Cell phone use confirmed to increase brain cancer risk. News
Tags: phones, cancer, disease

6 Pro Photographers Share Their Most Guarded Digital Secrets. News
Tags: photography

Powell warned of terror-industrial complex in 2007 interview. News
Tags: police-state, corporate-malfeasance, terrorism

Powell's apology ... for his use of faulty intelligence prior to the Iraq War grabbed the headlines at the time, but he also delivered a far less-noticed warning against what Olbermann now calls "an entire aspect of the nexus of politics and terror."

70% of Mexicans say Mexican-Americans Owe Loyalty to Mexico Over U.S. News
Tags: mexico, immigration

When asked Should the primary loyalty of Mexican-Americans be to Mexico or to the U.S.? 68.8 percent of respondents in Mexico said that it should be to Mexico, while only 19.7 percent said it should be to the United States. Another 11.5 percent of respondents said they were not sure.

Israel's foreign minister avoided UK to prevent arrest for war crimes. News
Tags: uk, zionists, israel, criminality

Britain going fascist: Disabled 71-year-old woman who prodded hooligan in chest because she threat a rock at her window prosecuted for assault. News
Tags: uk, fascism, police-state

A disabled pensioner was hauled before the courts and charged with assault after she prodded a teenage 'hoodie' in the chest with her finger.
Renate Bowling, 71, confronted the 17-year-old youth in the street after stones were thrown at her home.
During the conversation the frail widow, who fled to Britain from Communist East Germany and walks with a steel frame, prodded the youth in the chest with her finger.

Bundesbank official under police investigation after blasting Turks for 'conquering Germany'. News
Tags: germany, turkey, immigration

Dr Thilo Sarrazin, a member of the executive board and head of the bank's risk control operations, told Europe's culture magazine Lettre International that Turks with low IQs and poor child-rearing practices were "conquering Germany" by breeding two or three times as fast.
"A large number of Arabs and Turks in this city, whose number has grown through bad policies, have no productive function other than as fruit and vegetable vendors," he said.

Britain going fascist: Government lets people watch CCTV cameras to sp on fellow citizens in order to win prizes. News
Tags: uk, fascism, police-state

The 'Internet Eyes' service involves players scouring thousands of CCTV cameras installed in shops, businesses and town centres across Britain looking for law-breakers.
Players who help catch the most criminals each month will win cash prizes up to 1,000.

Flu vaccine found to increase chances of getting swine flu. News
Tags: swine-flu, disease, canada

Met with intense early skepticism both in Canada and abroad, the paper has since convinced several provincial health agencies to announce hasty suspensions of seasonal flu vaccinations, long-held fixtures of public-health planning.

Explosive Theory: Eight years after 9/11, a growing organization of building trades professionals [ae911truth] suspect that there was more to the event than the government will admit. News
Tags: 911truth, architecture

Munyak, of Los Altos Hills, is a mechanical and fire engineer whose job is to review building plans to ensure they comply with the California Building and Fire Code. In 2007, after speaking out on his own for a few years, Munyak signed on with a then-fledging organization called Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth (AE911 Truth), founded by Bay Area architect Richard Gage.
Today, far from being isolated, Munyak now counts as allies 804 professional architects and building engineers from around the country. Collectively, they have joined Munyak's call for an independent technical investigation of the causes of the WTC buildings collapse. In doing so, they reject the federal government's conclusions that two airplanes alone brought the buildings downwithout the aid of pre-planted explosives.

The Disinformation of Richard Clarke. News
Tags: 911truth, bush-cheney

In other words, it is hard not to believe that Clarke's ''defection'' is a hoax . The target audiences are the media sources and personalities who are still trying to promote the Bush Regimes Official Story of what happened on 9/11/01.

Pirate Party enters Australian politics. News
Tags: downloading, ripping, privacy, liberty
Entity: riaa

The party has branches in 35 countries and they all co-operate via a collective called Pirate Party International.
The Australian branch is headed by a University of Western Sydney law student, Rodney Serkowski.

Clock Turned Back on Aging Muscles, Researchers Claim. News
Tags: biology, exercise, physiology, aging

Scientists have found and manipulated body chemistry linked to the aging of muscles and were able to turn back the clock on old human muscle, restoring its ability to repair and rebuild itself, they said today.
The study involved a small number of participants, however. And the news is not all rosy.
Importantly, the research also found evidence that aging muscles need to be kept in shape, because long periods of atrophy are more challenging to overcome. Older muscles do not respond as well to sudden bouts of exercise, the scientists discovered. And rather than building muscle, an older person can generate scar tissue upon, say, lifting weights after long periods of inactivity.

Kayaking in Venice: who needs a gondola? News
Tags: travel, venice, italy, sports, exercise

Unlikely though Venice by kayak sounds, it really is possible. My fellow kayaker Brian, the most diminutive and softly spoken Texan one could hope to meet and who had never set foot in a kayak before was living proof that a sense of adventure and an affinity with water counts far more than bulging biceps (although you might have them by the time you've finished).Unlikely though Venice by kayak sounds, it really is possible. My fellow kayaker Brian, the most diminutive and softly spoken Texan one could hope to meet and who had never set foot in a kayak before was living proof that a sense of adventure and an affinity with water counts far more than bulging biceps (although you might have them by the time you've finished).

Obama imitates Bush again: Obama will bypass Congress to detain suspects indefinitely. News
Tags: police-state, fascism, obama

President Barack Obama has quietly decided to bypass Congress and allow the indefinite detention of terrorist suspects without charges.
The move, which was controversial when the idea was first floated in The Washington Post in May, has sparked serious concern among civil liberties advocates. Such a decision allows the president to unilaterally hold "combatants" without habeas corpus -- a legal term literally meaning "you shall have the body" -- which forces prosecutors to charge a suspect with a crime to justify the suspect's detention.

Vaccine believed to reduce risk of HIV infection. News
Tags: hiv, disease, biology, health

The combination of two vaccines that has previously failed to produce a response on their own has cut the risk of becoming infected with HIV by more than 31 per cent.

Flatworld Knowledge: Publisher that provides affordable textbooks. News
Tags: publishing, education, textbooks

Aztlan myth lures Hispanic people home. News
Tags: mexico, racism, immigration, tribalism, aztlan

"Aztlan is a state of mind for some people. Its a point in history. For some, its a political place, for some its a separate nation," said Armando Navarro, a University of California, Riverside, professor whose views have generated controversy. "It represents land lost. You are sitting in a city, Riverside, that used to be in Mexico. That gives us a sense of entitlement. This was our land."

Finally, that Halliburton/KBR Iraq rape case is going forward. News
Tags: criminality, iraq, sexuality
Entity: kbr

A former Halliburton/KBR worker who claims she was gang-raped in her bedroom by co-workers in Iraq is one step closer to getting her day in court, thanks to a favorable ruling by a panel of three federal judges in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
In a 2-1 ruling, the judges decided that the allegations made by Jamie Leigh Jones of Houston were not subject to the arbitration clause in her employment contract, meaning Jones' civil lawsuit against Halliburton, KBR and affiliates can proceed in court to a possible trial. The primary question before the court was whether the alleged rape and Jones' other claims were related to her employment and whether the alleged attack took place at an official workplace.

Obama (Bush II?) extends Patriot Act provisions. News
Tags: obama, patriot-act, police-state, fascism

The Obama administration supports extending three key provisions of the Patriot Act that are due to expire at the end of the year, the Justice Department told Congress in a letter made public Tuesday.
Lawmakers and civil rights groups had been pressing the Democratic administration to say whether it wants to preserve the post-Sept. 11 law's authority to access business records, as well as monitor so-called ''lone wolf'' terrorists and conduct roving wiretaps.

Envion claims to convert plastic into fuel for $10 per barrel. News
Tags: fuel, energy, plastic, washington-dc
Entity: envion

A New Way to Turn Plastic Into Fuel? (Envion) News
Tags: fuel, energy, plastic, washington-dc
Entity: envion

Entrepreneurs have been trying for years to turn low-value wastes into high-value products. Waste plastic is among the lowest in value, and gasoline or diesel fuel the highest, but machines that carry out that conversion usually consume a lot of energy and get gummed-up by leftover materialthat they cannot convert.
Now a company in Washington, D.C., is trying out a new way heating the plastic to a very carefully controlled temperature range, with infrared energy.
The company, Envion, is expected to cut the ribbon on Wednesday morning on a $5 million plant that it says will annually convert 6,000 tons of plastic into nearly a million barrels of something resembling oil. The product can be blended with other components and sold as gasoline or diesel.

The bailouts now total $23.7 trillion [infowars]. News
Tags: bailouts, economics, banking-cartel

The bailouts now total $23.7 trillion. News
Tags: bailouts, economics, banking-cartel