BlacklistedNews.com | Headlines - December 7, 2009

Oops! Fla. Gov. Crist sent callers to telephone sex line Oops! In an embarrassing blunder, Gov. Charlie Crist mistakenly directed parents of uninsured children to call a toll-free sex line.

Dr Kelly WAS murdered and there has to be a new inquest, say six top doctors Six doctors who believe government scientist David Kelly was murdered have launched a ground-breaking legal action to demand the inquest into his death is reopened.

Man With Lego Toy Gun Gets SWAT Team Response If you were wondering what happens to 29-year-old men who still play with Lego, take Jeremy Bell as an example. The partner at digital marketing company Teehan+Lax was surrounded by heavily armed tactical officers, cuffed and held against the wall of his Richmond St. W. office -- until, that is, the cops found the gun he had been holding in front of the window about 90 minutes earlier was a pile of blocks.

Is Erik Prince ‘Graymailing’ the US Government?

The Great Game: U.S., NATO War In Afghanistan

Excluded from the Copenhagen Agenda: Environmental Modification Techniques (ENMOD) and Climate Change Author World leaders are meeting in Copenhagen in December 2009 with a view to reaching an agreement on Global Warming. The debate on Climate Change focuses on the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions and measures to reduce manmade CO2 emissions under the Kyoto Protocol.

Af-Pak War Racket: The Obama Illusion Comes Crashing Down The economic elite have escalated their attack on the U.S. public by surging military operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Experts: Man controlled robotic hand with thoughts An Italian who lost his left forearm in a car crash was successfully linked to a robotic hand, allowing him to feel sensations in the artificial limb and control it with his thoughts, scientists said Wednesday.

Sprint manager: ‘Half’ of all police surveillance includes text messaging According to a graduate student's research into the spying policies of major U.S. telecommunications companies, at a recent security conference a Sprint surveillance manager told a group of onlookers that half of all police requests include the target's text messages.

Philippines government imposes martial law to quell ‘rebellion’ The Philippines on Saturday announced the imposition of martial law in a southern province to quell a rebellion by a powerful clan accused of being behind the massacre of 57 people.

Environmental Warfare: Climate Modification Schemes If human activities could change climate, why not change it on purpose, to suit us better? From 1945 into the 1970s, much effort went into studies of weather modification. American entrepreneurs tried cloud-seeding to enhance local rainfall, Russian scientists offered fabulous schemes of planetary engineering, and military agencies secretly explored “climatological warfare.”