In an article hosted on the website of University of California, Santa Cruz, a G. William Domhoff boldly proclaims “there are no conspiracies” utilising political or economic power for ends other than “usual reasons, such as profit-seeking motives and institutionalized roles as elected officials”.
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Butler Shaffer lewrockwell.com To the collection of quotations that have been blogged herein about not participating in voting for the warden of your penitentiary, let me add the following:
Alexander Higgins blog.alexanderhiggins.com Spain’s police state has spiraled out of control as riot police are now running throughout the streets beating everyone in sight, men and woman, young and old.
By NICK BILTON It has long been possible to make a gun at home. But what happens when it no longer takes knowledge and skill to build one? It won’t be long before a felon, unable to buy a gun legally, can print one at home. Teenagers could make them in their bedroom while their parents think they are “playing on their computer.”
The team at Michigan State University say that they found the bacteria Cupriavidus metallidurans is able to take so-called liquid gold (gold chloride, a toxic chemical found in nature) and turn it into 24-karat gold.
Since Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom had his house raided this past January he has been promising that his operation will be back and better than ever, even saying that the reincarnation of the site will effectively “put the dinosaur record industry out of business for good“.
A new study published last month in Nature Journalsuggests that humans are naturally good. This study adds to the mounting evidence against the popular misconception that corruption is a trait of human nature.
Boy’s father and uncle had been stopped for a routine traffic accident. “I cried when I saw my son. I couldn’t believe my own eyes.”
GAUTAM NAIK Wall Street Journal Japanese scientists have made viable mouse eggs in a laboratory dish, an advance that may offer a new route for treating infertility in people.
Bill Gertz Washington Free Beacon Weeks before the presidential election, President Barack Obama’s administration faces mounting opposition from within the ranks of U.S. intelligence agencies over what careerofficers say is a “cover up” of intelligence information about terrorism in North Africa.
Olivia Manning, from Liverpool, managed to get a whopping score in an IQ test of 162 – well above the 100 average. Her score is not only two points better than genius German physicist Einstein and Professor Stephen Hawking, but puts her in the top one per cent of intelligent people in the world.
The discovery by the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (3 October 2012) that, “Despite reviewing 13 months’ worth of reporting originating from fusion centers from April 1, 2009 to April 30, 2010, the Subcommittee investigation could identify no reporting which uncovered a terrorist threat, nor could it identify a contribution such fusion center reporting made to disrupt an active terrorist plot”
Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com The United States Congress has passed a bill which mandates the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to prepare for “mass fatality planning” and funeral homes, cemeteries and mortuaries being “overwhelmed” in the aftermath of a mass terror attack, natural disaster or other crisis.
Melissa Melton Infowars.com It is nearly impossible to read the headlines these days without asking if the reality we find ourselves living in is the real world or some crazy mad scientist’s fantasy land.
Infowars.com Reports abound of a looming food crisis of epic proportions. If the worst should happen, whether it be depression-era style economic collapse, debilitating natural disaster or global food shortage, the urgent need to procure a storable food supply today will be vital to the survival of you and your loved ones.
Jeremy Bauer-Wolf The Baltimore Sun Instead of paying for their lunches with crumpled dollar bills and loose change, students in Carroll County schools are having their palms scanned in a new check-out system — raising concerns from some parents that their children’s privacy is being violated.
Steve Watson Infowars.com Congressional leaders are pushing the TSA to ramp up protections against what they consider an “information technology insider threat”. In other words, they are concerned that TSA employees will rebel against or attempt to sabotage the federal agency by leaking sensitive information.