Obama’s CIA Pedigree
Michael Leon Veteran’s Today WMR [Wayne Madsen Report] previously reported on President Obama’s more than one year employment by a CIA front operation, Business International…
Activism
Freddie Mac says needs $1.8 billion from taxpayers
Corbett Daly Reuters Mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac (FMCC.OB) on Monday said it would need another $1.8 billion in aid from taxpayers, bringing its total…
NYPD Examining Subway Footage to Help Solve Crimes
NBC New York Surveillance video from subway stations are getting closer scrutiny recently, as transit police increase efforts to identify and arrest armed robbers and…
Iran Propaganda Debunked in Less Than 6 Minutes
Open Admission, Corexit Sprayed at Toxic Levels, Metals in Rainwater
The Intel Hub Shepard Ambellas & Alex Thomas Speaking of behalf of the Coastal Heritage Society of Louisiana, Kindra Arnesen laid out even more startling information regarding…
86 Days to Decide: Activists Say Tea Party Imposters Infiltrating Elections
FOX News In New Jersey, a “Tea Party” candidate surfaces but local activists haven’t heard of him. In Michigan, a Democratic operative appears closely tied…
The Future Might Include the iBrain
Terrence Aym Helium iPhone, iPod, iPad, and now…the iBrain? While there are organizations out there that want to get under your skin—by implanting RFID devices…
Nothing Has Changed, Gold Is Still Going to Dominate
Peter Schiff Euro Pacific Precious Metals As gold hovers near $1,200 an ounce and pundits speculate about a ‘gold bubble’, it’s important for investors to…
The new world order’s great city: Astana, Kazakhstan
Presidential Palace Astana, Kazakhstan The Real News Astana is the capital city of Kazakhstan, with an official estimated population of 691,529 as of March 1st…
The End of Times: Do Scientists and Fundamentalists Concur?
Clay Farris Naff Huffington Post You might think that scientists and Evangelicals have nothing in common. But you’d be wrong. Large numbers of both agree…
Snow in Brazil, below zero Celsius in the River Plate and tropical fish frozen
MercoPress For a second day running it snowed Wednesday in Southern Brazil and in twelve of Argentina’s 24 provinces including parts of Buenos Aires as…
The billionaire boys: Beware of geeks bearing gifts
William Langley London Telegraph The biggest whip-round in history began on a relatively low-key note, when Bill Gates, generally reckoned to be the world’s richest…
Pharmaceuticals In Soybeans? Crops Absorb Toxins, Research Shows
Scientists have found that certain crops easily absorb pharmaceuticals and personal care products, or PPCPs. Megan Meyer Indiana Republic Media Scientists have found that certain…
Commodity prices soar as spectre of food inflation is back
Speculation and rumour could be the driving force behind sudden market rise in food prices Philip Inman and Simon Bowers The Guardian The spectre of…