ICH – News You Won’t Find On CNN August 30, 2010
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News You Won’t Find On CNN No man survives when freedom fails, The best men rot in filthy jails, And those who cry ‘appease, appease’ Are hanged by those they tried to please.”: Hiram Mann Number Of Iraqis Slaughtered Since The U.S. Invaded Iraq “1,366,350” = Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In America’s War On Iraq: 4,734 icasualties.org/ Number Of International Occupation Force Troops Slaughtered In Afghanistan : 2,040 = Cost of War in Iraq & Afghanistan $1,072,882,588,973 Continue reading → |
U.S. Military Wants To Exert Influence Over Private Cyber Infrastructure
Gaining the authority to impose military security on civilian assets is still in its infancy.
Let’s not forget that “cyber” comes from the Greek word “cybernisis” meaning “government”The U.S. military wants to exert more influence over the protection of power grids, transportation networks and financial network systems, a Pentagon official says in a broad-ranging essay published in Foreign Affairs. In cyberwar, who’s in charge? To do so the Pentagon is urging that its defense expertise be put in play beyond the .mil domain to include .gov and .com and wants policy makers to figure out how best to do that. The reasons are that the military relies on these networks to deal with suppliers and that these networks could become military targets, says William J. Lynn III, undersecretary of defense, in the essay called “Defending a New Domain.” Continue reading → |
China Buys Euros as Fear of World Depression Grows
| Webster G. Tarpley, TARPLEY.net August 25, 2010 The US Treasury has just announced that China’s official holdings of U.S. Treasury securities declined by about $30 billion between April and May of this year, from about $900 billion to some $868 billion. According to the US authorities, this means that Chinese holdings of US government paper are now at the lowest level in the past year. A 2% to 3% decline in a month does not qualify as massive dumping, but simply means that China is in the process of diversification. It is also very likely that China has more U.S. Treasury bonds than this official count would indicate, quite possibly through proxy purchases via Hong Kong and other places. Continue reading → |
NEW! Vaccine Zombie Song Video www.VaccineZombie.com
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TheHealthRanger | August 27, 2010 Vaccines can be extremely harmful to your health. The “Vaccine Zombie” song and music video features dancing zombie characters singing about the side effects of vaccination. Lyrics, downloadable MP3 files, ringtones and more are available at http://www.VaccineZombie.com |
Eustace Mullins – A Future That Works Denver 1990 | Anti Oligarch
Not mincing any words as per usual …Vodpod videos no longer available. |
Vietnam Veterans Want CIA Sanctioned
| The Vietnam Veterans of America asked a federal judge to impose sanctions on the Central Intelligence Agency, for failing to produce documents on the CIA’s testing of hundreds of kinds of drugs – including sarin and phosgene nerve gas and LSD – on thousands of soldiers.
The Vietnam Veterans of America sued the CIA in January 2009, claiming the agency had experimented on soldiers at Edgewood Arsenal and Fort Detrick, Md., testing the effects of mind-controlling drugs. The VVA says soldiers were treated “in the same capacity as laboratory rats or guinea pigs.” The underlying federal complaint claims that at least 7,800 soldiers were subjected to “at least 250, but as many as 400 chemical and biological agents.” This original complaint, filed in January 2009, claimed that “this vast program of human experimentation, shrouded in secrecy,” was done without informed consent of the soldier-guinea pigs. “In 1970, defendants provided Congress with an alphabetical list showing that they had tested 145 drugs during Projects Bluebird, Artichoke, MKULTRA and MKDELTA.” These drugs included sarin and other deadly nerve toxins, barbiturates, irritants, including cyanide, phosgene nerve gas, LSC, PCP and other psychedelics, THC “about times the then-street strength of marijuana,” and tranquilizers. In its request for sanctions, the Vietnam Veterans claims the CIA stalled discovery, in bad faith, by refusing to turn over requested documents related to the secretive project, without adequate explanation. It claims the CIA has released only about 1,600 documents, and 40 percent of them “deal only with the six individual plaintiffs’ military records and Veterans Administration claim files.” The complaint adds: “Defendants have continually resisted producing relevant documents by standing on myriad objections and unsubstantiated claims of privilege. … Even more unbelievably, it appears that defendants have yet to search even the most obvious location for documents – Edgewood Arsenal itself. … “Defendants also consistently refused to enter into a routine protective order that would protect information subject to the Privacy Act or HIPAA from disclosure or use outside of this litigation, thereby permitting its production to plaintiffs. Instead, defendants have refused to produce documents containing such information, or have produced documents with such information wholly redacted. For example, defendants used the Privacy Act as a basis for withholding the names of all Edgewood test subjects other than the named plaintiffs, despite the fact that the test subjects are all potential class members and percipient witnesses. (Vecchio Decl. ¶ 6, Ex. A.) Defendants have also used the Privacy Act as an excuse to withhold documents concerning individuals who conducted the test programs. These categorical refusals to provide the names of critical witnesses, when a routine protective order could have obviated any of defendants’ concerns, have unnecessarily delayed discovery and prejudiced plaintiffs.” Oral arguments in the case are to begin Sept. 29. By: Maria Dinzeo |
Eustace Mullins – The Rape of Justice | Anti Oligarch
| Canada 2000 – Eustace Mullins at his very best. The audience can’t stop laughing with what is a very serious matter.
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Australia Bans Flu Vaccines in Children After Vomiting, Fevers, Seizures
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Psychiatry: An industry of Death
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Vodpod videos no longer available. Think psychiatry has nothing to do with you? Think again. Through rare historical and contemporary footage and interviews with more than 160 doctors, attorneys, educators, survivors and experts on the mental health industry and its abuses, this riveting documentary blazes the bright light of truth on the brutal pseudoscience and the multi-billion dollar fraud that is psychiatry. We think you have the right to know the cold, hard facts about psychiatry, its practitioners and the threat they pose to our children. Watch this video and then visit cchr.org for more information. |
10 Leading Retailers Close Stores; Exodus of Small Retailers Amidst Signs of “Free Rent”; 700,000 Drop Cable TV Subscriptions
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Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis Signs of weak consumer discretionary spending are popping up in multiple places. For example Subscriber growth suddenly stops for cable TV industry
Exodus of Small Retailers Amidst Signs of “Free Rent” The Toledo Blade comments ‘Free rent’ signs of trouble
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The Economy When Debt Is Everywhere – Bob Chapman Greece Special
| A weekly excerpt from the subscription issue of The International Forecaster, taken from Bob Chapman’s weekly publication.
August 25 2010: Greece forced into a harsh reality, madness, next is Spain, Portugal and Italy to be sold to IMF servitude for decades, twenty countries now headed into bankruptcy, no relief from unemployment, reduced US GDP, a million jobs to be lost… nightmares for the economy ahead. Debt is everywhere and it certainly is onerous. We all have heard about the sovereign debt crisis, the debt of Greece and the debts of Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Italy. During that process the euro fell from $1.50 to $1.187; which gave euro zone exporters quite an advantage. The euro has since rebounded to a high of $1.33 and for now settled in near $1.28. Business confidence is back, but in the meantime the next course of action is to be higher taxes and austerity. Even consumers believe things are not going to improve. They all probably see the advantages of a cheaper euro. Even the CDS premiums have disappeared, which means at least for now the crisis has been arrested with a Band-Aid called loans – loans that will take these countries years to repay accompanied by years of depression. As a result, Greece is on the edge of revolt. As a result of austerity, imposed on Greece by its Illuminist led government, unemployment has hit 70% in some places. The country’s budget deficit has been reduced by 40%, truly draconian. Spending by government has been cut 10%, which is more than double what the EU and IMF has required. Bankruptcies abound and purchasing power and consumption Continue reading → |
The Fatal Cure
| By Becky Akers Among the premises with which the Feds justify their War on Terror are the hordes of bad guys overrunning the planet. The government wants us to believe that millions of terrorists lurk worldwide, scheming to blow us sky-high. They penetrate our airports and spy on our infrastructure. In their spare time, they form sleeper cells that fiendishly and seamlessly blend into our communities. Indeed, one has probably infiltrated your neighborhood. Protecting us from this threat domestically and internationally requires corresponding millions of bureaucrats, cops, and soldiers as well as trillions of our taxes — and, of course, the surrender of our freedom, dignity, and privacy to the State. Intriguingly, the Feds themselves gainsay this foolishness every year in a publication entitled Country Reports on Terrorism. The Department of State issues it — and you won’t be surprised to learn that though “U.S. law requires the Secretary of State to provide [it to] Congress, by April 30 of each year,” the Report for 2009 appeared only earlier this month. Try paying your taxes that late and see what happens. Continue reading → |
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