Flouride and Forced Medication

August 8th, 2010 No comments

This piece from ‘Today Tonight’ highlights some of the medical opinion against the increasing flouridisation of water supplies and also notes growing use of floruide in many other products. Various institutions have identified fluoride as a possible developmental toxin. The Lancet, in 2006, listed fluoride as an “emerging neurotoxic substance”. In 2000, Greater Boston Physicians [...]

Drugs, Government and War – Part 1

August 4th, 2010 No comments

The Opium machine continues to thrive in Afghanistan. The Russians were often accused of sanctioning and assisting in the production and distribution of Opium whist in Afghanisatn. Has anything changed? Drug production in Afghanistan has increased dramatically since the US-led invasion and a recent report by the United Nations states that Afghan opium is having [...]

Predicting the Future – Web Monitoring

July 31st, 2010 No comments

Google and an investment arm of the CIA are jointly backing a company working on real-time web monitoring and prediction. Recorded Future uses real-time analysis of tens of thousands of websites, blogs and Twitter accounts to identify relationships between people, organisations and events — both present and still-to-come. The company says its temporal analytics engine looks at  ‘invisible links’ [...]

Anti-Aircraft Laser Demonstrated at Farnborough

July 28th, 2010 No comments

US defence company Raytheon has been demonstrating a new solid-State, powerful laser that can shoot down aircraft and projectiles as well as sinking ships, with the capability of being hooked up with existing anti-aircraft weaponry. They are also working on land-based and more mobile versions with increased power.

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Afghanistan War Logs

July 26th, 2010 No comments

A massive cache of secret US military files released by Wikileaks to selected newspapers provides a devastating portrait of the  war in Afghanistan, revealing how coalition forces have killed hundreds of civilians in unreported incidents, attacks by Taliban groups have soared and also how NATO commanders fear that Pakistan and Iran are fuelling the insurgency. [...]

The Downfall of America – Norman Dodd

July 23rd, 2010 No comments

This is a piece of video that makes you glad that for the existence of the medium, and of the Internet. Invaluable experience and knowledge that otherwise could have been lost forever. It will explain much about what is going on today, but the events recalled are more than sixty years past and the interview [...]

Spreading Asbestos Across The World

July 21st, 2010 No comments

For those in the developed world, Asbestos may seem like a health hazard from the past: A cancer-causing fibre banned in the EU, Australia and elsewhere and limited to a small number of products in the United States. Scientists have long agreed that any exposure to Asbestos presents grave risks. Yet an investigation from the [...]

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Losing the Economy – Exporting Jobs

July 21st, 2010 No comments

In an interview with Max Keiser, economist Paul Craig Roberts argues that the deliberate off-shoring of jobs from the U.S is destroying the economy – outsourcing or off-shoring of manufacturing base in particular is something that is occurring in many developed economies.

Coming Soon to a Police Force Near You?

July 19th, 2010 No comments

A UK Police Federation article that seems to advocate the forced chemical sedation of suspects is a move into dangerous territory. It appears that the Federation wish to formulate a strategy which they hope will lead to recognition and acceptance of so-called “excited delirious syndrome” and to formalise chemical methods of dealing with suspects who [...]

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State Of The Union

July 14th, 2010 No comments

Gold, Torture, Lies, Propaganda, Junk Bonds, Fraud, the Media and the State of the Union. An extract from the excellent “Keiser Report”.