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I was getting myself measured for a straitjacket when I received an urgent message from Bolivia. The jacket was Thomas Friedman’s idea. He’s the New York Times columnist and amateur economist who wrote The Lexus and the Olive Tree, which is kind of a long, deep kiss to globalization. I was in...

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Given that the attacks of 9/11 and 7/7 were both false flag operations masked by simultaneous "terror drills," it behooves those of use seeking to halt the cycle of synthetic terror and expanding police state to note upcoming drills that could be used as a cover for another inside job terrorist...

Memo To: Rep. Ron Paul [R TX] From: Jude Wanniski Re: Greenspan and Gold Dear Ron...I didn't watch all of Greenspan's testimony before the House Financial Affairs Committee last Wednesday, but I was lucky enough to catch the one question they gave you time to ask. Indeed, you were the only...

Fresh doubts about the safety of an artificial sweetener have been raised by Italian scientists who have linked its use to leukaemias in rodents. Thanks Rummy :evil: Aspartame is 200 times sweeter than sugar and is used throughout the world in low-calorie drinks and foods. Regulators say...

Whats with all the people that come look but never have anything to say :P Come on join the fun nobodys going to jump out of your monitor and strangle you .Lets hear what you've got to say :wink:

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The biggest private investors in the world are deeply entrenched in the weapons' sector. On May 2, 2003 – one day after landing aboard USS Abraham-Lincoln to proclaim the end of fighting in Iraq, GW Bush made another martial speech in a United Defence Industries' weapons factory in nearby San...

Time to get rid of the Cell phone too 8O Last April, while corporate “news managers” were guiding the attention of Americans elsewhere, a London newspaper reported on “What Cell Phones Can Do To...

Heres some good reasons to throw your microwave out .Mines been gone for about a year :wink: by William Thomas Our culture of convenience is killing us. If the stress of buying and replacing an endless array of gadgets isn’t harsh enough, our addiction to appliances unheard of only a few...

Fateful decisions made by China’s leaders, limiting births to mostly males and forbidding farmers to tap shrinking reservoirs diverted to smog-choked cities could lead to internal strife and foreign conquest as this economic powerhouse reaches the limits of explosive growth. But US consumers...

Next August, Europeans, Britishers, Scandinavians and Canadians could awaken to find their access to safe, life-enhancing vitamin, mineral and herbal supplements cut off permanently by a UN committee acting on behalf of a threatened pharmaceutical cartel whose costly chemistry kills more than a...

When GW Bush recently told the press, “I'm pleased with the progress” in Iraq, he wasn’t trying for laughs. He was telling the truth. The war against Iraq has been won—and won big—by backers who continue winning more every day. For profit-driven proponents of “perpetual war”, more destruction...

The Pentagon, acting under instructions from Vice President Dick Cheney's office, has tasked the United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM) with drawing up a contingency plan to be employed in response to another 9/11-type terrorist attack on the United States. The plan includes a large-scale...

I'm listening to a story that says the interner is going down around the world its dead in India and Isreal and other places .Anybody hear anything about this or Internet 2 there going to try and force us on :?

So why isn't the mainstream media reporting it? Here

Reuters News Agency July 22, 2005 New York authorities began randomly searching bags of subway passengers on Friday in the aftermath of a second set of London bombings and planned to extend the practice to buses, airport trains and suburban commuter lines. Riders on the nation's largest...

Can you believe these guys 8O July 19, 2005 The remarks were hypothetical but the outrage was real. Facing mounting criticism, Rep. Tom Tancredo on Monday refused to apologize for suggesting the United States could target Muslim holy sites if radical Islamic terrorists set off multiple...