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You Tube Censors Obama Deception
A site that brands itself as a kind of 'You Tube for Christians' - Tangle.com,
which was formally known as Godtube.com, has censored Alex Jones' new
film The Obama Deception after claiming the documentary contained "slander
and libel".
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G20, Kremlin to Pitch New Global Currency The Kremlin published its priorities Monday for an upcoming meeting
of the G20, calling for the creation of a supranational reserve currency
to be issued by international institutions as part of a reform of the
global financial system.
U.S.
seen weighing expanded covert war in Pakistan
President Barack Obama and his national security advisers are considering
expanding the covert U.S. war in Pakistan far beyond the tribal areas
near the border with Afghanistan, the New York Times reported on Tuesday. Obama’s
War on Recovery
Obama came to power with the idea of repeating the storybook-view of
FDR’s presidency and how he saved us from the Great Depression.
Had he and his friends read the history more carefully, he would have
seen how FDR did nothing of the sort. His policies waged war on recovery,
perpetuating the problem he said he was solving.
Dismantling
the Killer Elite
Sometimes the truth is best told through fictional allegory, especially
when a dash of comedy is used to make the parables more palatable. Witness,
for example, the variation on the familiar “I’ll need your
badge and gun” scene from the action farce The Naked Gun. Bush
refuses to criticize Obama in Canada
Former President George W. Bush says he won’t criticize President
Barack Obama because Obama “deserves my silence,” and says
he plans to write a book about the 12 toughest decisions he made in
office.
Shoes
and words fly as Canadians protest Bush at Calgary speech
As a center of Canada’s oil industry, Calgary – in the relatively
conservative province of Alberta – would seem to be an ideal place
for George W. Bush to give his first post-presidential speech.
Wrong:
World Health Organization claims that health goes down as carbon goes
up A World Health Organization (WHO) communiqué to an International
congress on climate change in Copenhagen designed to sound the alarm
on climate change, states that it estimates “around 150,000 deaths
now occur in low-income countries each year due to climate change from
four climate-sensitive health outcomes - crop failure and malnutrition,
diarrhoeal disease, malaria and flooding.”
Dollar
Plunges After Fed Announcement
The dollar plunged across the board on the back of news that the
Federal Reserve would flood the banking system with the greenback
by buying $300 billion of long-dated Treasuries over the next six
months as well as $750 billion more of agency mortgage-backed securities.
Senate
quietly stripped measure restricting bonuses from bailout legislation
A new revelation in the scandal surrounding AIG’s decision
to pay multi-million dollar bonuses to executives — a provision
that would have restricted companies receiving federal government
bailout aid from paying bonuses was quietly stripped from a bill
last month.
Netanyahu
embraces threat to US security
Israeli prime minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu has tapped a
former spy feared by the United States as his national security
advisor.
Depression
Unrest Turmoil Instability Riots all coming and SOON
Marc Faber says: The best bet for investors may be to buy a farm
and escape from the cities, as a prolonged recession could lead
to war, as the Great Depression did. If the global economy doesn’t
recover, usually people go to war.
IFC
SXSW 2009: Everday Conspiracies with Alex Jones
Alex Jones, world renowned conspiracy theorist and star of the new
IFC documentary “New World Order,” explains the conspiracies
inherent in six seemingly innocuous everyday objects.
Russia to decide on air defence for Iran: report
Russia will decide whether to deliver sophisticated S-300 air defence
systems to Iran based on the “international situation,”
a government source was quoted as saying Wednesday.
Illinois
Officers Arrested After Beating of Motorist Caught on Tape
Chicago Tribune: Two Peoria police officers have been arrested in
connection with the 2008 beating of a man who claims he was pepper
sprayed, kicked, punched and shocked with a stun gun during a traffic
stop captured on a squad car video.
The Great Global Warming Hoax
RAND Wants WWIII to Save US Economy
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