Human rights defender Senator Fred Mills believes that it appears Assumption Parish’s salt dome sinkhole is becoming another ongoing manmade Lake Peigneur catastrophe, a government supported oil and gas industry genocide through poisoned water
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By Vicki Meyer (Contact) To be delivered to: Commission on Presidential Debates and the major TV networks Have unbiased fact checkers at the presidential and vice presidential debates so that voters can base their decisions on facts rather than rhetoric. Voters must know what is true before they can make decisions that are in their own best interest and that of our country. It would be best if the fact checking is done during the commercials and then before the next round of debates, the fact-checkers’ findings could be read without comment. This would be much more powerful than reading…
Just in case there was any doubt of the purpose of the government’s purchase of over 1.6 billion hollow point rounds. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, H.R. 6566
This experiment takes 4 or 5 people to perform. 5 works better. It will work much better if the “subject” is a young person, say, 12 to 21 years old or so. Older people find this very difficult to grasp, because their minds are usually “closed” to this type of information and knowledge. If you are able to levitate an older person, so much the better!
Citizens and scientists have raised concerns that the science ministry manipulated its measurement of radiation levels in Fukushima Prefecture to show figures lower than they really were.
In May 2011, a team of US Navy Seals allegedly killed Osama Bin Laden, then dumped a bearded body in the ocean before it could be identified.
The first U.S. presidential debate of 2012 took place on the evening of Wednesday, October 3. Energy policies were discussed by both President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Obama opined that “We’ve got to look at the energy sources of the future, like wind and solar.”
Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says the US cannot be dragged into a war that Israel may wage against Iran over its nuclear energy program.
Aaron Dykes & Melissa Melton Infowars.com Take a look at this mural, painted on the side of one of Whole Foods’ Austin locations: It brags, ‘Nothing Artificial Ever,’ but the admitted GMO ingredients sold on store shelves could never be considered to be anything but man-made freaks of nature.
Secret Space Theatre Present’s 100% Proof Alien Civilizations Exist On The Moon In Colour. This Is An Update Video And Replaces Nasa Apollo Anomalies Video.
By Jay Stanley The ACLU of Michigan recently put out an interesting report on surveillance cameras. Like other ACLU reports on cameras (such as those by our affiliates in Illinois and Northern California, and the materials on our national site) it summarizes the policy arguments against cameras. But it also focuses on a uniquely disturbing application of surveillance cameras: their deployment in residential neighborhoods.
Independent.co.uk The Government will announce details this month of a controversial national identity scheme which will allow people to use their mobile phones and social media profiles as official identification documents for accessing public services.
This is breaking news, this picture is floating around the web of this tank driving on the streets of San Francisco. Now could this be for a movie or something? Not really sure but if this is real
Jurriaan Maessen Infowars.com On October 2nd a retired demographer at the World Bank admitted that vaccination campaigns are an integral part of the World Bank’s population policies. John F. May, the Bank’s leading demographer from 1992 to 2012, told the French web journal Sens Public
Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com As part of the expanding effort to merge police and military operations – and make Posse Comitatus irrelevant – police in Columbia, South Carolina, will use military police to control revelers after a football game this weekend.
By David Rosen The digital tracking and surveillance of school-aged kids has been growing. Much attention has been given to the phenomenon of corporate tracking of kids’ online activities, activities that violate the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The law, originally adopted in 1998, requires Web sites aimed at kids to get parental consent before gathering information about those users who are under 13 years.