Author: mediahitman

By Barney Henderson Telegraph.co.uk Eric Bolling, host of Fox’s “Follow the Money” criticised the character of Tex Richman, the villain in the new The Muppets film. “Liberal Hollywood depicting a successful businessman as evil? That’s not new,” he said. Bolling added he came from a poor background and his parents would point out wealthy individuals as aspirational ideals, “not pointing the finger at Tex Richman and saying he’s a bad guy”.

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As many of our website visitors and close friends have asked us, why did our website get censored? The real answer has never been released to us, even after numerous emails to our hosting company.. This hasn’t been the first time this happened to us! So is it our website content or a combination of things? Well according to the email that I received from my hosting company; it seems to be the nature of our content on the website.. It’s only a collection of alternative & conspiracy topics. Before-it’s-news has offered us hosting with their servers and they promised…

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By Ferry Batzoglou Spiegel.de Georgios Provopoulos, the governor of the central bank of Greece, is a man of statistics, and they speak a clear language. “In September and October, savings and time deposits fell by a further 13 to 14 billion euros. In the first 10 days of November the decline continued on a large scale,” he recently told the economic affairs committee of the Greek parliament.

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By Zen Gardner Face it. In order for the PTBs to sufficiently take out mighty Iran, a vastly powerful nation, it will have to be with nukes. Iran has tremendous capabilities not only militarily, but is protected by natural, mountainous fortresses, and is strategically placed between two vulnerable US battlefields, and sufficiently close to Israel and even Europe to do some serious damage if and when attacked.

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By David Edwards Raw-Story.com Free speech is getting expensive in Wisconsin. Following demonstrations earlier this year which drew up to 100,000 people to the Wisconsin Capitol, Republican Gov. Scott Walker has proposed new policies that would require future protesters to pay in advance to stage an event, at a cost of $50 per hour, per Capitol Police officer.

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By Adriana Gomez Thestar.com The end is not near. At least that’s according to a German expert who says his decoding of a Mayan tablet with a reference to a 2012 date denotes a transition to a new era and not a possible end of the world as others have read it. The interpretation of the hieroglyphs by Sven Gronemeyer of La Trobe University in Australia was presented for the first time Wednesday at the archeological site of Palenque in southern Mexico.

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EMS-News http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/fukushima-np/images/handouts_111130_09-j.pdf All the news from Fukushima is very bad.  This will continue for the rest of our lives.  Like Chernobyl, the tendency for urgency will drop over time as people get used to the mess and a fatalist feeling of nothing can be done spreads deeper and deeper just like the present ‘China syndrome’ (sic) event.  Of course, this movement towards the center of the earth due to gravity means it will metaphorically come out the other side in the US, not China.

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By  Jim Fetzer The alleged assassin of JFK With the advent of the 48th observance of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, it may be appropriate to share important findings regarding what we know now about his death that we have not known in the past. Most Americans are not in the position to take on the task that serious research requires.

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This morning on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, Andrew D. Basiago revealed his time traveling experiences as part of DARPA’s Project Pegasus. Basiago was one of 140 American children who participated in teleportation experiments in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He claimed that he was sent back in time to 1 million BC where he saw two huge dinosaurs chomping grass. Later, he was teleported to the year 2045, to pick up microfilm containing intelligence data on the events that had occurred since the early 1970s.

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