Thursday, January 14, 2010
Kevin Annett: Eye Witnesses of Murder and Torture of Indian children on Canada's West Coast was beaten in Vancouver
Kevin Annett, who exposed the murder of Indian children in church-operated residential schools in Canada, was beaten in Vancouver, suffering broken ribs, bruises and lacerations. Today he released an article on eye witness accounts of sex crimes and child trafficking in Canada.
From the Files of the Community Task Force on the Disappeared - Downtown Eastside of Vancouver
Memorandum on Eyewitness Evidence of the Organized Abduction, Torture, Exploitation and Murder of Women and Children on Canada's West Coast
Synopsis
1. An organized system of abduction, exploitation, torture and murder of large numbers of women and children appears to exist on Canada ’s west coast, and is operated and protected in part by sectors of the RCMP, the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), the judiciary, and members of the British Columbia government and federal government of Canada , including the Canadian military.
2. This system is highly funded and linked to criminal organizations including the Hell’s Angels, the Hong Kong Triad, and unnamed individual “free lance” mobsters from Vancouver and the USA . It is funded in part by a massive drug trade, with which it is intimately connected.
3. This system is decades-old and has been supplied for many years with women and children from aboriginal reserves and residential schools, with the paid collusion of lawyers, clergy and officials of the Roman Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, along with state-funded aboriginal leaders and officials of the Department of Indian Affairs.
4. This system is international in scope, Vancouver being one spoke in a wheel of pedophilia, sex slavery, human organ black markets, “snuff” films and violent child pornography that has outlets throughout the Pacific Rim world, particularly in China and Thailand.
Memorandum on Eyewitness Evidence of the Organized Abduction, Torture, Exploitation and Murder of Women and Children on Canada's West Coast
Synopsis
1. An organized system of abduction, exploitation, torture and murder of large numbers of women and children appears to exist on Canada ’s west coast, and is operated and protected in part by sectors of the RCMP, the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), the judiciary, and members of the British Columbia government and federal government of Canada , including the Canadian military.
2. This system is highly funded and linked to criminal organizations including the Hell’s Angels, the Hong Kong Triad, and unnamed individual “free lance” mobsters from Vancouver and the USA . It is funded in part by a massive drug trade, with which it is intimately connected.
3. This system is decades-old and has been supplied for many years with women and children from aboriginal reserves and residential schools, with the paid collusion of lawyers, clergy and officials of the Roman Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, along with state-funded aboriginal leaders and officials of the Department of Indian Affairs.
4. This system is international in scope, Vancouver being one spoke in a wheel of pedophilia, sex slavery, human organ black markets, “snuff” films and violent child pornography that has outlets throughout the Pacific Rim world, particularly in China and Thailand.
READ MORE:
http://censored-news.blogspot.com/2010/01/kevin-annett-eye-witnesses-of-murder.html
Also read and listen: Kevin Annett and Russell Means on Red Town Radio: 'Indian Boarding Schools: Auschwitz in Canada and US'
Wayne Madsen Report | January 14, 2010
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- First-time unemployment claims jump in United States. Statistics put to rest Obama's claim that economy is improving.
- Detroit protesters condemn Chrysler head for shuttering Sicily Fiat plant. Security escorts protesters from meeting venue.
PANDEMIC BIG PHARMA-BIOLOGICAL WARFARE NEWS:
- H1N1 death toll stands at 1082 in India. Children among victims in Delhi.
- Indiana Health Commissioner still urging H1N1 vaccinations. Pushes vaccine even though there is mounting evidence that H1N1 was a man-made plot by viral researchers and Big Pharma.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS:
- Countries rush aid to Haiti. Red Cross sends body bags. Fiscally-strapped Iceland edges out United States in initial assistance with a 37-member search and rescue team.
- Turkish Prime Minister warns Lebanon that Israel may be planning another attack. Erdogan says Israel endangering world peace.
- Sarkozy supports full Islamic veil ban in France. Sarkozy is yet another Zionist neocon extremist in power in a traditional democratic nation.
NATIONAL NEWS:
- Iraq war veteran jailed for rap song. Thought crimes pervade Obama's third Bush term.
- Wall Street CEO shysters absolve themselves of blame for financial meltdown. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs draws ire of investigating commission chairman.
- TSA has 8-year old Cub Scout on "No Fly List." TSA sceeners aggressively frisked young boy from New Jersey. Now TSA screeners want to view the naked bodies of children with scanners. How many TSA screeners are also members of the North American Man-Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)? Michael Chertoff is likely a charter member. Don't believe Homeland Security and TSA are packed with pedophiles? Guess again: "Associated Press April 5, 2006. A spokesman for the Homeland Security Department was put on unpaid leave Wednesday after being charged with preying on a child through online sexual conversations with an undercover detective who was posing as a 14-year-old girl. Homeland Security officials said Brian J. Doyle, the fourth-ranking spokesman at the department, was put on "non-pay status" following the charges late Tuesday. Doyle, 55, was expected to appear in court Wednesday afternoon in suburban Maryland, where he lives."A spokesman for the Homeland Security Department was put on unpaid leave Wednesday after being charged with preying on a child through online sexual conversations with an undercover detective who was posing as a 14-year-old girl. Homeland Security officials said Brian J. Doyle, the fourth-ranking spokesman at the department, was put on "non-pay status" following the charges late Tuesday. Doyle, 55, was expected to appear in court Wednesday afternoon in suburban Maryland, where he lives."
- Groups challenge the government's indefinite seizure of laptop computers. PDAs and cell phones also subject to seizure.
COUNTRY FOCUS OF THE DAY. Palestine. Fatah plays the role of Israel. Fatah says no talks with Hamas unless Hamas accepts Egyptian reconciliation deal.
PAST SIGNIFICANT NEWS Blagojevich says he's "blacker than Obama." After the Harry Reid comments, Obama has a "color" identity problem -- his waltzing with Wall Street has more than white politicians calling him out on his ethnic empathy. One African-American politician told WMR that Obama is an "oreo" -- black on the outside but white on the inside. Maybe Obama should spend more time in Mayor Ray Nagin's "Chocolate City" -- and discover what it's really like to be an African-American in the United States. This editor agrees with Blagojevich on Obama's phony "negritude" -- and when it comes to Africa, Wayne Madsen is not advocating for AFRICOM and for sending special ops teams throughout the continent to kill Africans who are opposed to the corporate raping and plundering of their land and waters. Barack Obama, who is half Kenyan, is advocating for those things. That makes this editor's "Africanism" much stronger than that of Barack Obama.
Israelis intimidate Turkish ambassador over TV show. The U.S., Turkey's NATO ally, fails to respond to provocation from Zionist regime. Israeli boorish Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman instructs Israeli diplomats to be abrasive when Israel is criticized. Here is an idea: Jews cherish matzoh (unleavened crackers) because its consumption is mandated as a mitzvah, or commandment, during Passover. Anti-Israeli protesters should hurl matzohs at Israeli embassies, consulates, and trade offices around the world. It is an environmentally sound protest because the birds and other wild animals will appreciate the food offering while at the same time the sensitivites of the Israelis will be assaulted in a profound way. And why would the police care if one is merely feeding the birds and squirrels? Protests can be called a "Matzoh Mash."
Iran says U.S. and Israel behind Tehran bombing assassination of Iranian physicist. Car and motorbike bombs are a favorite Mossad tactic and Israel is the world's top sponsor of terrorism.
Dutch report says there was no legal basis for Iraq War. Prime Minister Jan-Peter Balkenende, another neocon usurper, joined Bush's Coalition of the Willing. At least The Hague international war crimes court is not far for him -- a simple tram ride away.
Council of Europe health chief says pharmaceutical firms are behind man-made H1N1 pandemic. Wolfgang Wodard says H1N1 vaccine in dangerous and contains cancer cells. WMR was first out of the box on the scoop that H1N1 is a man-made virus involving a criminal conspiracy by the U.S. military and pharmaceutical researchers based at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg.
American Blackwater terrorists accused of being behind Ashura blast in Karachi. "Al Qaeda" is not the name for religious terrorists -- the name is Blackwater/Xe. "Rally taken out against Karachi carnage -- A protest rally was taken out by Jamaat-e-Islami Jacobabad against the recent Karachi carnage on Friday. The rally was led by the Provincial Amir of JI, Asadullah Bhutto and Abdul Hafiz Bajarani, while a large number of JI activists participated in it. The rally participants marched through various roads and staged sit-in in front of the local press club, suspending vehicular traffic for several hours. Addressing the rally, the JI leaders said that Blackwater is allegedly involved in the Karachi Ashura blast and arson. They accused the US of hatching conspiracies for getting control over Karachi and the economic lifeline of the country. They appealed to the Supreme Court to take notice of the incidents."
Video shows executions of Tamils by Sri Lankan forces. UN official says video is prima facie evidence of war crimes. Why an investigation will be stopped: WMR reported that Israel gave counter-insurgency support to Sri Lanka in its war against Tamils and Jaffna strip was designed as "Gaza Strip II."
Haaretz reports what WMR previously reported: Israeli firm allowed underwear bomber on plane in Amsterdam. ICTS and subsidiaries I-SEC and Pro-Check International are under fire. WMR, Dec. 26, 2009: "For a number of years, passengers at Schiphol flying to the United States have been subjected to intense grilling by security personnel linked to an Israeli firm."
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Obama Regulation Czar Advocated Removing People’s Organs Without Explicit Consent
Under such a policy, hospitals would harvest organs from people who never gave permission for this to be done.
SteveQuayle.com | Hot Headlines - January 14, 2010
DARPA Tests Zombie Hibernation Formula
Scanners Aren't the Solution
Navy Wants Troops Wearing Brain-Scanners into War
Haiti Earthquake Disaster Little Surprise to Some Seismologists
Haiti Earthquake: 16 Brits Missing as Horrifying Images Reveal Extent of Destruction
Haiti – Government of the Devil, by the Devil, and for the Devil
Wal-Mart: The US Retailer Taking Over the World by Stealth
Congress Cutting Americans’ Financial Throats: Immigration and Outsourcing Jobs
Things Fall Apart in Eurozone
Public Pensions Face $2 Trillion Deficit
How Nation's True Jobless Rate is Closer to 22%
Scariest Chart of the Day
U.S. Has Record December Budget Gap of $91.9 Billion
Government Cover-Up of Food Shortage Feared
Venezuelans Brace for Rolling Blackouts as Power Output Falters
Barack Obama Criticised for Nuclear Deal with UAE
Is Weapon Reduction Between U.S. and Russia a ‘Good Thing’?
AG Holder Looks to Nail ‘America's Sheriff’ Joe Arpaio
Political Correctness – a Deadly Infection
COA Analysis of Common Survival Strategies
Joyce Riley's THE POWER HOUR NEWS | January 14, 2010
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Haiti earthquake news updates -- Here you will find complete news updates on the aftermath of a 7.0 earthquake that struck Haiti.
* Video from earthquake
* Haitian News Source
* Earthquake leaves Haiti more dangerous than a war zone -- Gravely injured Haitians pleaded for help Wednesday after the strongest earthquake to hit the poor Caribbean nation in more than 200 years crushed thousands of structures, from humble shacks to the National Palace and the headquarters of U.N. peacekeepers.
* How to help victims of the earthquake -- List of Disaster relief and non-governmental organizations.
* Haiti quake was a disaster waiting to happen -- A massive earthquake devastated Haiti Tuesday, but scientists warned of such an event back in 2008.
VIDEO: Air Force Bugbots -- This is totally unacceptable!!
If government won't break up the giant banks let's do it ourselves -- The only reason that smaller banks haven't been able to expand and thrive is that the too-big-to-fails have decreased competition.
Foreclosures may rise to record 3 million this year -- A record 3 million U.S. homes will be repossessed by lenders this year as high unemployment and depressed home values leave borrowers unable to make their house payment or sell, according to a RealtyTrac Inc. forecast.
Lawsuit accuses bank of seizing wrong house -- West End property owner is suing Bank of America Corp., asserting its agents mistakenly seized a vacation house he owns free and clear, then changed the locks and shut the power off, resulting in the smelly spoiling of about 75 pounds of salmon and halibut from an Alaska fishing trip and other damages.
6.4 unemployed workers for each available job -- There were nearly 6.4 unemployed workers, on average, for each available job at the end of November, according to Labor Department data released Tuesday. That's up from 6.1 in October and a record high. There were 1.7 jobless people for each opening in December 2007, when the recession began.
Sample of Nestlé Cookie Dough Has E. Coli Bacteria -- Nestlé USA said Wednesday that two samples of its Toll House refrigerated cookie dough made at a Virginia factory tested positive for E. coli bacteria this week despite rigorous safety measures put in place after a recall of the product last summer. Samples of Nestlé's Toll House refrigerated cookie dough made in a Virginia factory have tested positive for E. coli bacteria. Nestlé also said the tainted dough had not left the factory and no recall was necessary.
The cashless society -- According to the Telegraph there is the distinct possibility that the ‘cashless society’ may be just around the corner
US farmers plant fewest wheat acres since 1913 -- The Agriculture Department reported Tuesday that the total acres of winter wheat for 2010 is 37.1 million acres, down 14 percent nationwide from last year. The agency blames poor weather, low prices and the late row crop harvest for the decrease.
Obama wants record $708 billion for wars next year -- President Barack Obama will ask Congress for an additional $33 billion to fight unpopular wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on top of a record $708 billion for the Defense Department next year.
Army charges mom who refused deployment -- The Army said Wednesday it has filed criminal charges against a single-mom soldier who refused to deploy to Afghanistan last year, arguing she had no family able to care for her infant son.
Homeland Security's "virtual fence" on border is loaded with glitches (are you surprised? Probably not) -- From 2006 through July 2009, Customs and Border Protection paid Boeing Co. $1.1 billion to create and build a border-long network of camera, sensor and radar towers, the Government Accountability Office reported in September. To date, only a flawed test system in Arizona is being used by the Border Patrol.
A dangerous spin on artificial sweetener -- Cancer Prevention Coalition Chairman Dr. Samuel S. Epstein warns that, based on scientific evidence published in peer-reviewed journals and presented to the U.S. Congress, aspartame is both toxic and carcinogenic. The coalition is calling upon the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban all dietary uses of aspartame.
Freeze kills southwest Florida vegetable crops -- More than a week of frigid overnight temperatures has devastated crops in south Florida, which is the primary source of fresh vegetables in the United States during the winter months, industry representatives said Tuesday.
El Paso police will carry M4 semi auto rifles -- On Tuesday, the Police Department got approval to buy 1,145 M4s, otherwise known as an AR 15 semi-automatic rifle.
Low level radioactive water found near N. Carolina nuclear plant -- Nuclear safety regulators said today that Progress Energy's Shearon Harris nuclear plant in Wake County leaked about 1,000 gallons of water contaminated with tritium, a low-level source of radiation.
Tolled then sold? Lawmakers unveil plan for the Illiana Expressway -- State lawmakers in Indiana are calling for the proposed Illiana Expressway to be built as a toll road and leased to private investors. Current law prohibits tolling or privatization of the roadway.
Walmart taking over the US and world by stealth -- The company has embraced something of a "stealth" approach to growth. Its stores are emblazoned with an array of different names around the world – Maxibodega in Costa Rica, Todo Dia in Brazil, Despensa Familiar in Honduras and the awkward-sounding Best Price Modern Wholesale in India.
MRSA superbug found on public beaches -- Public beaches may provide a home for and mechanism for the spread of the superbug methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Washington and presented to the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
Marcelo's DNA culture results -- by Cliff Carnicom
* Morgellon's: an environmental source
Organic farmers must embrace GM crops if we are to feed the world says scientist -- The organic movement should overcome its hostility to genetically modified crops and embrace the contribution that they can make to sustainable farming, one of the world’s leading agricultural scientists has told The Times.
Navy wants soldiers wearing brain scanners into war -- The Navy’s Bureau of Medicine and Surgery is requesting proposals for a brain-scanning system that can assess a myriad of neuro-cognitive abilities, including reaction times, problem solving and memory recall.
NY police destroy counterfeit clothes rather than give them to the homeless -- the NY Police have admitted to shredding and burning the counterfeit clothes they've confiscated, rather than giving them to the homeless, as had always been done in the past.
Doctors need to become healers (part 2) -- It is a proven fact that the conventional medical drug approach, which treats symptoms and not causes, is unable to solve the problem of ill health in America.
* Part 3
New Hampshire poised for landmark homeschool vote -- The New Hampshire House of Representatives is scheduled to consider next week an amendment to House Bill 368, which critics say would make New Hampshire’s homeschool law the most restrictive and burdensome in the nation. (what happened to "live free or die")
Geoengineering conference to discuss blocking the sun -- As hundreds of people die worldwide as a result of record low temperatures in the midst of a savage winter, scientists are preparing for a conference in which they will discuss measures to use geoengineering to block out the sun.
What do you do with a dead nuclear reactor? -- On July 23, 1976, Pacific Gas & Electric’s Humboldt Bay nuclear reactor in northern California shut down for refueling — and has not reopened since. The plant is located in an earthquake zone and regulators closed it down due to fear of possible ground movement. Now the facility is a leading candidate to become the largest light-water commercial reactor in the nation ever to be decommissioned
* Video from earthquake
* Haitian News Source
* Earthquake leaves Haiti more dangerous than a war zone -- Gravely injured Haitians pleaded for help Wednesday after the strongest earthquake to hit the poor Caribbean nation in more than 200 years crushed thousands of structures, from humble shacks to the National Palace and the headquarters of U.N. peacekeepers.
* How to help victims of the earthquake -- List of Disaster relief and non-governmental organizations.
* Haiti quake was a disaster waiting to happen -- A massive earthquake devastated Haiti Tuesday, but scientists warned of such an event back in 2008.
VIDEO: Air Force Bugbots -- This is totally unacceptable!!
If government won't break up the giant banks let's do it ourselves -- The only reason that smaller banks haven't been able to expand and thrive is that the too-big-to-fails have decreased competition.
Foreclosures may rise to record 3 million this year -- A record 3 million U.S. homes will be repossessed by lenders this year as high unemployment and depressed home values leave borrowers unable to make their house payment or sell, according to a RealtyTrac Inc. forecast.
Lawsuit accuses bank of seizing wrong house -- West End property owner is suing Bank of America Corp., asserting its agents mistakenly seized a vacation house he owns free and clear, then changed the locks and shut the power off, resulting in the smelly spoiling of about 75 pounds of salmon and halibut from an Alaska fishing trip and other damages.
6.4 unemployed workers for each available job -- There were nearly 6.4 unemployed workers, on average, for each available job at the end of November, according to Labor Department data released Tuesday. That's up from 6.1 in October and a record high. There were 1.7 jobless people for each opening in December 2007, when the recession began.
Sample of Nestlé Cookie Dough Has E. Coli Bacteria -- Nestlé USA said Wednesday that two samples of its Toll House refrigerated cookie dough made at a Virginia factory tested positive for E. coli bacteria this week despite rigorous safety measures put in place after a recall of the product last summer. Samples of Nestlé's Toll House refrigerated cookie dough made in a Virginia factory have tested positive for E. coli bacteria. Nestlé also said the tainted dough had not left the factory and no recall was necessary.
The cashless society -- According to the Telegraph there is the distinct possibility that the ‘cashless society’ may be just around the corner
US farmers plant fewest wheat acres since 1913 -- The Agriculture Department reported Tuesday that the total acres of winter wheat for 2010 is 37.1 million acres, down 14 percent nationwide from last year. The agency blames poor weather, low prices and the late row crop harvest for the decrease.
Obama wants record $708 billion for wars next year -- President Barack Obama will ask Congress for an additional $33 billion to fight unpopular wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on top of a record $708 billion for the Defense Department next year.
Army charges mom who refused deployment -- The Army said Wednesday it has filed criminal charges against a single-mom soldier who refused to deploy to Afghanistan last year, arguing she had no family able to care for her infant son.
Homeland Security's "virtual fence" on border is loaded with glitches (are you surprised? Probably not) -- From 2006 through July 2009, Customs and Border Protection paid Boeing Co. $1.1 billion to create and build a border-long network of camera, sensor and radar towers, the Government Accountability Office reported in September. To date, only a flawed test system in Arizona is being used by the Border Patrol.
A dangerous spin on artificial sweetener -- Cancer Prevention Coalition Chairman Dr. Samuel S. Epstein warns that, based on scientific evidence published in peer-reviewed journals and presented to the U.S. Congress, aspartame is both toxic and carcinogenic. The coalition is calling upon the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban all dietary uses of aspartame.
Freeze kills southwest Florida vegetable crops -- More than a week of frigid overnight temperatures has devastated crops in south Florida, which is the primary source of fresh vegetables in the United States during the winter months, industry representatives said Tuesday.
El Paso police will carry M4 semi auto rifles -- On Tuesday, the Police Department got approval to buy 1,145 M4s, otherwise known as an AR 15 semi-automatic rifle.
Low level radioactive water found near N. Carolina nuclear plant -- Nuclear safety regulators said today that Progress Energy's Shearon Harris nuclear plant in Wake County leaked about 1,000 gallons of water contaminated with tritium, a low-level source of radiation.
Tolled then sold? Lawmakers unveil plan for the Illiana Expressway -- State lawmakers in Indiana are calling for the proposed Illiana Expressway to be built as a toll road and leased to private investors. Current law prohibits tolling or privatization of the roadway.
Walmart taking over the US and world by stealth -- The company has embraced something of a "stealth" approach to growth. Its stores are emblazoned with an array of different names around the world – Maxibodega in Costa Rica, Todo Dia in Brazil, Despensa Familiar in Honduras and the awkward-sounding Best Price Modern Wholesale in India.
MRSA superbug found on public beaches -- Public beaches may provide a home for and mechanism for the spread of the superbug methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Washington and presented to the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
Marcelo's DNA culture results -- by Cliff Carnicom
* Morgellon's: an environmental source
Organic farmers must embrace GM crops if we are to feed the world says scientist -- The organic movement should overcome its hostility to genetically modified crops and embrace the contribution that they can make to sustainable farming, one of the world’s leading agricultural scientists has told The Times.
Navy wants soldiers wearing brain scanners into war -- The Navy’s Bureau of Medicine and Surgery is requesting proposals for a brain-scanning system that can assess a myriad of neuro-cognitive abilities, including reaction times, problem solving and memory recall.
NY police destroy counterfeit clothes rather than give them to the homeless -- the NY Police have admitted to shredding and burning the counterfeit clothes they've confiscated, rather than giving them to the homeless, as had always been done in the past.
Doctors need to become healers (part 2) -- It is a proven fact that the conventional medical drug approach, which treats symptoms and not causes, is unable to solve the problem of ill health in America.
* Part 3
New Hampshire poised for landmark homeschool vote -- The New Hampshire House of Representatives is scheduled to consider next week an amendment to House Bill 368, which critics say would make New Hampshire’s homeschool law the most restrictive and burdensome in the nation. (what happened to "live free or die")
Geoengineering conference to discuss blocking the sun -- As hundreds of people die worldwide as a result of record low temperatures in the midst of a savage winter, scientists are preparing for a conference in which they will discuss measures to use geoengineering to block out the sun.
What do you do with a dead nuclear reactor? -- On July 23, 1976, Pacific Gas & Electric’s Humboldt Bay nuclear reactor in northern California shut down for refueling — and has not reopened since. The plant is located in an earthquake zone and regulators closed it down due to fear of possible ground movement. Now the facility is a leading candidate to become the largest light-water commercial reactor in the nation ever to be decommissioned
Annular Solar Eclipse - Moon to pass in front of sun - January 15, 2010 between 0500 and 0900 UT
ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE:
The Moon is about to pass directly in front of the sun, producing an annular solar eclipse on Jan. 15th between 0500 and 0900 UT. Onlookers in Africa, the Middle East, India and Asia should be alert for crescent-shaped shadows and "ring of fire" suns.
LINK: ANIMATED MAP
NaturalNews.com | Today's Featured Stories - January 14, 2010
NaturalNews, CWC pledge $5000 in financial aid to Haiti earthquake victims (NaturalNews) As the editor of NaturalNews, I was heartbroken to learn of the devastation caused by the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck Haiti two nights ago. News of the terrible loss of life was slow to circulate due to the near-complete destruction...
Alcohol Sharply Reduces Risk of Heart Disease in Men (NaturalNews) A Spanish study on alcohol consumption revealed that men who consume large amounts of alcohol cut their risk of heart disease by more than a third. At the same time, excessive alcohol consumption, which is responsible for 1.8 million deaths...
MRSA Superbug Found on Public Beaches (NaturalNews) Public beaches may provide a home for and mechanism for the spread of the superbug methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Washington and presented to the Interscience...
Use Chinese Herbal Medicine to Create Harmony and Health Chinese herbal medicine is one of the oldest forms of medicine with the earliest known written herbal formulas dating back to the 3rd century BC. Prior to being written down, herbal remedies were passed down by word of mouth and may date...
Upside-Down Tree Now Available to European Citizens as Regulators Clear Baobab Fruit A cherished African food has been cleared for sale in the European Union, as the central regulators decided to remove the restriction on the sale of baobab fruit. Although it may seem illogical that the importing and sale of a healthy fruit...
Doctors Need to Become Healers, Part III (Opinion) In keeping with the reality that medical doctors do not heal, you must not lose sight of another important reality. Modern medical therapeutic methods are based, erroneously, on Pasteur's fallacious conclusion that disease is caused by bacteria...
25 ways to improve your health and happiness in 2010 (NaturalNews) The New Year is upon us, and for many people, it includes a New Year's resolution for achieving improved health and happiness in 2010. Here are twenty-five health-enhancing ideas to help you accomplish that goal. #1 - Replace sodas or...
Today's health headlines from across the 'net
(Hand-picked by the Health Ranger for your education and amusement)- Donate now to the Haiti rescue mission
- Nine meals from anarchy... What the coming food collapse means for civilization
- Think eating "organic" meat is okay? Think again: Shocking investigation...
- Corporations now trying to demand their own 1st Amendment "free speech" rights to sway elections
- California votes to end prohibition on marijuana; regulate it like alcohol
- With the swine flu scam now over, the WHO says it will "review" what went wrong
- Smoke flavoring may be toxic to humans
- Every year, 25 percent of Americans get sick from eating food
- CSPI calling for outright censorship of "structure and function" claims for nutritional supplements
- U.S. won't need 250 million doses of swine flu vaccine it ordered from five companies
- Amish exempt from health insurance mandate - "religious conscious" exemption
- America infects the world with its false beliefs about mental illness
George Washington Blog | If Government Won't Break Up the Giant Banks, Let's Do It Ourselves
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
The government - instead of breaking up the giant banks who aren't lending to the people who need loans - is trying to prop them up using permanent bailouts. See this, this, this and this
Pirate Update - January 14, 2010
Pirate attacks up sharply in 2009
World Powers Not Interested in Combating Pirates - a cover for military exercises
Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) - Fighting pirates could be one of its first missions
“As of Dec 31, suspected Somali pirates held 12 vessels for ransom with 263 crew-members of various nationalities as hostages,” the report said.
Global pirate attacks at six-year high Times of India
World Powers Not Interested in Combating Pirates - a cover for military exercises
“That is only a cover for the public. They have the weapons to wipe the pirates from the face of the earth, and most of the limitations are of a legal nature” said Tabak.
He says that the recent American and French attacks on pirates cannot solve anything.
“They kill three pirates and open the way for another thirty. Somalia is the blackest hole without a doubt” said Tabak.
He considers that serious operations against the pirates will occur only when the insurance premiums go up.
“When piracy raises the insurance premiums and when it seriously starts to get in the way, then it will be combated, and that will occur very fast” concluded the military analyst. READ MORE
He says that the recent American and French attacks on pirates cannot solve anything.
“They kill three pirates and open the way for another thirty. Somalia is the blackest hole without a doubt” said Tabak.
He considers that serious operations against the pirates will occur only when the insurance premiums go up.
“When piracy raises the insurance premiums and when it seriously starts to get in the way, then it will be combated, and that will occur very fast” concluded the military analyst. READ MORE
Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) - Fighting pirates could be one of its first missions
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - People got a first hand look at a littoral combat ship built in Mobile at Austal USA Wednesday morning. The USS Independence is the second of 55 planned Littoral Combat Ships to come.
http://www.fox10tv.com/dpp/news/Navy-USS-Independence-is-a-cool-ship
http://www.fox10tv.com/dpp/news/Navy-USS-Independence-is-a-cool-ship
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
China gained access to U.S. missile technology while balloon boy was floating over Colorado
IMPORTANT PIECE OF HISTORY that makes you scratch your head when you hear about China's missile testing a threat to the U.S. - when Obama and Clinton made the missile technology available to the Chinese in October, 2009:
On October 15, 2009 two events took place:
- The balloon boy hoax occurred on October 15, 2009, in Fort Collins, Colorado, when the parents of a six-year-old boy, Falcon Heene, claimed that he had floated away in a home-made balloon.
- The Washington Post ran the following "EXCLUSIVE" under cover of Balloon Boy. (The Commerce Department being under Hillary Clinton's State Department.)
China reaffirms its missile interception test defensive
Xinhua
BEIJING, (Xinhua) -- China's missile interception test Monday accorded with its defensive military strategy, said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang ...
US to provide arms to help Taiwan fend off possible China attack
The Guardian - 4 hours ago
AP China-Taiwan relations had been improving since the election of Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou in March 2008.
US says it will continue arms sales to Taiwan
eTaiwan News
AP US military officials are vowing to provide Taiwan with weapons despite China's warning that such sales are meddling and could lead to conflict. ...
US officials wary of Chinese military buildup ArmyTimes.com
U.S. official questions China space intentions
Clinton Tries to Defuse Asian Tension
Asia has emerged as a diplomatic hornet’s nest for the U.S. even beyond the perennial threat of North Korea, with strains in Japan and China.
U.S. faces long odds in improved relations with Asia
"Asians are linking themselves not with military pacts but with trade"
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates cancel trips to Australia
Clinton accepts delay over base
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the Obama administration feels assured of Japan's commitment to the bilateral security alliance, even as Tokyo weighs abandoning the 2006 deal on relocating the U.S. Futenma military base.
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Afghanistan: only the first move in the grand chess game for control of Central Asian resources
The specific Central Asian region of which I speak, rich in natural gas and oil, includes India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, among others. Russia, which borders the region and Iran are also key players. Transport of these critical resources via current and planned pipelines is at the center of the struggle to determine who will control them into the future. To understand the magnitude of this struggle we need to begin by examining the strategy that the U.S. is pursuing in Afghanistan and Pakistan as related to its greater objectives in Central Asia...
We are just in the beginning stages of a new chapter in this grand chess game that pits the U.S. against China in achieving dominance in the world's natural resources, primarily oil and gas, for many years to come. So far, China has used diplomacy and negotiations around the world and has stayed completely away from involvement in wars. Conversely, the U.S. has initiated wars and occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan at staggering costs to achieve its goals.
We are going to hear more and more reports of various types of incursions into Pakistan by various means; the use of drones will greatly intensify, and Blackwater (now renamed XE) is actively setting up clandestine operations in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. Whether U.S. and/or NATO troops will actually make incursions into Pakistan is anyone's guess but, if that happens , then the situation could become very dire indeed.
What I'm describing is not an unsubstantiated theory. It has been well documented, not in the Western press, but by major Asian news outlets; the Asia Times, headquartered in Hong Kong, is closely monitoring this grand chess game being played out. There is no great secret in that area of the world as to what is really happening and why.
At this point, China is winning the grand chess game because of its apparent ability to use diplomacy in securing critical resources. The danger is that the U.S., rather than using diplomacy, is committed to using military "persuasion" to achieve its objectives. Carrying out such aggressive military policies in a region where four nations with nuclear capabilities -- Russia, China, India and Pakistan -- exist is moving this game into a highly dangerous phase.
SteveQuayle.com | Hot Headlines - January 13, 2009
Swine Flu “False Pandemic” Seems to Be Biggest Pharma-fraud of Century
Biological Warfare Drill Begins on Massive Scale
Hatoyama to Nanjing, Hu to Hiroshima?
It May Be Financially Irresponsible to Pay Your Mortgage
The Cashless Society
From 700 Billion to 12 Trillion / The Economic Crisis That Was, Yet Is
2009: The Year of the Great Vampire Squid
Chapter XII: Keep My Change? (The Day the Dollar Died Series)
First Grit, Then Gas – Now It's Vegetables in Short Supply
US Farmers Plant Fewest Wheat Acres Since 1913
Quake Rocks Haiti, Causing Widespread Damage
More Explosions at Soufriere Hills Volcano
North Magnetic Pole Moving Due to Core Flux
Lake Tahoe Weather: Unusual Layer of Fog Mystifies Residents, Tourists
2012: Another Y2K or End of the World?
Shocking Report: Rand Corp Tells US Army Its Time for a National Stability Police Force
NRA News: UN Doomsday Treaty with Ginny Simone – video
Obama’s TSA Nominee Targets Anti-Government Christians
China's Exports Turn Upward in December
Navy Wants Troops Wearing Brain-Scanners into War Missouri County Sheriff's
Department to Receive New Investigative Device
RevolutionRadio.org | Headlines - January 13, 2010
Insouciant Americans
The Underwear Bomber case indicates that whoever is behind these bomb scares is laughing at our gullibility.
How realistic is it that al-Qaida, an organization that allegedly pulled off the most fantastic terror attack in world history, would in these days of heightened security choose for an attack on an airliner a person who is the most conspicuous of all? Umar Farouk Mutallab had a one-way ticket, no luggage, no passport, and his father, reportedly a CIA and Mossad asset, had reported him to the CIA and Mossad. Does anyone really believe that al-Qaida would choose as an airliner bomber a person waving every red flag imaginable?
National Security: The Big Fraud
The handwringing about the would-be Christmas Day airplane bomber and the politicians’ tiresome declarations that it will never happen again miss the point: As long as the U.S. government pursues its imperial program of invasion, regime change, occupation, and sponsorship of corrupt governments in the Muslim world, Americans will be targets for avengers. This does not excuse the killing of innocents — it merely points out an inevitable chain of events.
A global fiasco is brewing in Japan
I have felt rather lonely after suggesting in my New Year Predictions that Japan is dangerously close to blowing up on its sovereign debts, with consequences that will be felt across the world.
The Biggest Financial Deception of the Decade
Enron? Bear Stearns? Bernie Madoff? They're all big stories about big losses and have hurt a lot of employees and investors. But none come close to getting my vote for the decade's most dastardly deception...
First came Enron, with $65.5 billion in assets, going belly-up and becoming the largest bankruptcy in US history at that time. The stock went from a high of $84.63 in December 2000 to a whopping 26¢ one year later. And what had we been told by the media? Fortune magazine dubbed Enron "America's Most Innovative Company" for six consecutive years.
Next came WorldCom filing for bankruptcy in 2002, their assets of $103.9 billion dwarfing Enron's. Tyco, Adelphia, Peregrine Systems...also made headlines for their acts of fraud and mismanagement.
A few years later, Bear Stearns set us all up for the Big Meltdown of 2008. It was B.S. (no, I mean Bear Stearns) that pioneered the asset- backed securities markets, and we all know how that turned out. Later we learned that as losses mounted in 2006 and 2007, the company was actually adding to its exposure of mortgage-backed assets. With net equity of $11.1 billion supporting $395 billion in assets, Bear leveraged itself up to an astonishing 35-to-1...
New York Fed Faces House Subpoena Over AIG Bailout Payments
Jan. 13 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York may be forced to deliver documents related to American International Group Inc.’s government bailout after the chairman of a House oversight committee said he would issue a subpoena.
Will Globalists Trigger Yet Another World War?
Giordano Bruno
SilverBearCafe.com
World War III is the most iconic event in American culture that never happened. Since the early 1950’s, generations have been preparing for it, writing books about it, producing films and fictional accounts on it, and even playing video games based on it. The concept of another world war is so ingrained into our popular consciousness that it has become almost mythological. It is a legend, a fantasy story of something far away and incomprehensible, often associated with Tim Lahaye novels and action adventure narratives of religious prophecy and Armageddon. World War III has become “entertainment.”
Phone Calls from the 9/11 Airliners
Response to Questions Evoked by My Fifth Estate Interview
Global Research
January 12, 2010
On November 27, 2009, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Fifth Estate program aired a show entitled “9/11: The Unofficial Story,”1 for which I, along with a few other members of the 9/11 Truth Movement, was interviewed. In the most important part of my interview, I pointed out that, according to the FBI’s report on phone calls from the airliners provided in 2006 for the Moussaoui trial, Barbara Olson’s only call from Flight 77 was “unconnected” and hence lasted “0 seconds.” Although this Fifth Estate program showed only a brief portion of my discussion of alleged phone calls from the 9/11 airliners, its website subsequently made available a 22-minute video containing this discussion.2
“Harper’s Actual Agenda is to Dismantle Canada”
There is, for good reason, a lot of enthusiasm across the country as the groundswell against Stephen Harper’s cynical shuttering of Parliament continues to grow. The prime minister from hell has gotten away with so much — and the opposition is so weak that any indication of genuine public disgust at his continuing demonstration of contempt for democracy is a welcome sign. And everyone who cares about the country should be taking part in the new movement for democracy.
The Price of Freedom
On February 17, at Dulles International Airport outside of Washington, DC, a young Nigerian terrorist named Farouk Abdul al Faisal attempted to board United Airlines flight 1497 to Stuttgart, Germany. He had eluded detection by the FBI, and was not on the Terrorist Watch List. He seemed to have succeeded in his aims.
The Federal Reserve Paid the Federal Government $46 Billion in 2009. The FED Seeks Control, Not Profits.
This report is from Fortune. It says that the Federal Reserve System made $51 billion in 2009, and it returned over $46 billion to the government.
If you are a regular reader of my reports, you are well aware of this. I write articles on this at least once a year. Why? Because so few critics of the FED understand this. I keep getting questions on the forums about how the FED works.
The Stupid and Evil Party
GOP operatives are again falling on their noses trying to be more PC than the Democrats. Their war on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for saying in private that president Obama was well-positioned in 2008 because he is “a light-skinned African American with no Negro dialect unless he wanted to have one” has turned into something truly tasteless. Although Reid apologized to the President for his “poor choice of words,” there was nothing outrageous in what he said, and particularly since it came out in a private conversation. I heard quite a few observations similar to Reid’s from my impeccably leftist academic associates during the presidential campaign. Despite his left-leaning position as a senator, lots of Americans, I was told, would vote for candidate Obama because he seemed like a non-threatening black. White voters would feel good about themselves if they had the chance to vote for such a pleasant-sounding minority candidate.
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS ‘09: THE NEXT STEP FOR A FREE PEOPLE
In recent years Americans have become more and more alarmed at the lack of adherence to the U.S. Constitution exercised by Congress and other elected representatives. The list of violations has grown large indeed.
OBAMA ADVOCATES IMMIGRATION REFORM AT EXPENSE OF CRIME VICTIMS
While the news media feverishly cover the soon-to-be passed health care debacle, the Democrats have revealed their plans to “reform” US immigration policy.
Is A Cashless Society On The Cards?
Steve Perry, executive vice president of Visa Europe, says cash is expensive – a cost on society – and should be replaced by a cashless society.
TelegraphUK
Obama’s TSA Nominee Targets Anti-Government Christians
Former FBI agent Southers says government should pay attention to political Americans
Prison Planet.com
College Profs….Paper or Plastic?
Disappearing Jobs
The job picture in the humanities is going from bad to worse.
The Modern Language Association’s annual forecast on job listings, being released today, predicts that positions in English language and literature will drop 35 percent from last year, while positions in languages other than English are expected to fall 39 percent this year. Given that both categories saw decreases last year, the two-year decline in available positions is 51 percent in English and 55 percent in foreign languages.
First grit, then gas – now it’s vegetables in short supply
Eight more consecutive nights of below-freezing temperatures are expected to exhaust council grit supplies and leave roads icy for days. The Met Office has downgraded predictions of a fresh heavy snowfall – there will be up to 15cm (6in) of snow, mostly on the highest ground – but many roads will remain treacherous for those trying to return to work today.
Nine meals from anarchy
January 12th, 2010A cold snap shows how fragile our supply of food and fuel is. We need a more sustainable system
Guardian.co.uk
‘Man has lost the capacity to foresee and forestall,” wrote Albert Schweitzer. A colossal banking crisis and a big freeze in the middle of what was meant to be a mild winter don’t encourage confidence to the contrary.
Obama Executive Order Stokes Martial Law Fears
Some warn expansion of military involvement in domestic security could lead to “end of United States as a Republic
Prison Planet.com
Totalitarian “Synchronization” — Germany 1933 and USA 2010
The German National Socialists used the term Gleichschaltung to describe the “coordination” or “synchronization” of all government functions by centralizing power in the Chief Executive. This process was carried out through a series of executive decrees supposedly authorized by the 1933 Enabling Act, formally known as the “Law for Removing the Distress of People and Reich.”
US Mortgage Originations Seen Plunging in 2010
U.S. residential mortgage originations are expected to plummet 40 percent in 2010 to their lowest level in a decade, eclipsing a forecast drop made just one month ago, the industry’s main trade group said Tuesday.
UK universities warn that they face ‘meltdown’
LONDON (AP) – Oxford, Cambridge and other British universities said Tuesday that the government’s plan to cut hundreds of millions of pounds (dollars) from their funding would put their world-class reputations in jeopardy.
Unlike most elite institutions in the United States, Britain’s top schools rely almost exclusively on taxpayers keeping them going.
Federal Reserve Seeks to Block Release of U.S. Bailout Secrets
Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve asked a U.S. appeals court to block a ruling that for the first time would force the central bank to reveal secret identities of financial firms that might have collapsed without the largest government bailout in U.S. history.
No Seat for Wall Street at Tea Party
WallStreetJournal.com
JANUARY 12, 2010
Could all those populist pitchforks currently pointed at Washington be turned toward Wall Street instead?
That’s the question that ought to worry Wall Street executives as they prepare to pay themselves nice bonuses this month, hard on the heels of a government bailout of the financial system, and amid continuing job losses around the rest of the country. Financial firms know they’re in for heat on bonuses; they’ve already been chastised on national TV by President Barack Obama’s chief economist.
Big Government, Big Business — Conjoined Twins
CenterForAStatelessSociety.org
David Corn, writing in Mother Jones, takes issue with the popular sentiment:
For many decades, Americans have held negative attitudes toward the titans of industry. … But Americans also don’t fancy the counterbalance to corporate power: government. Since 1965, Gallup has asked survey respondents to choose the biggest future threat to the country: big business, big labor, or big government. Big government always wins — by a lot.
Osama: 10. The US: 0.
To better understand why Osama bin Laden is so far winning his struggle to oust the western powers from the Muslim world, let us go back to 1986, when I was covering the anti-Soviet war in then almost unknown Afghanistan.
Creatures from the Conservative Id
Shall I tell you what true evil is? It is to submit to you. It is when we surrender our freedom, our dignity, instead of defying you.
~ Captain Jean-Luc Picard confronts Armus, Dick Cheney’s sci-fi soul mate.
IT IS A MADHOUSE OUT THERE
By Chuck Baldwin
NewsWithViews.com
I think we need to face it: 2010 is more than a new year; it is also part of a new era in which all vestiges of normalcy and common sense have been left behind. In other words, it is a madhouse out there. Let me give you some examples of what I’m talking about.
THE EMOTION OF TYRANNY AND THE WISDOM OF JEFFERSON
We have recently heard the statement “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste… an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” (Rahm Emanuel in a Wall Street Journal interview)
FOREBODINGS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER
While sitting for a Christmas Eve photo-taking session expressly designed to magically deliver our Christmas in Canada to my adoptive parents in Italy, I could see within the “rushes,” so to speak, that our early attempts at a celebratory impression were failing.
I just couldn't get "happy enough."
Well, that morning I had read this article.
Hmmm — a few, rather seminally important New World Order measures have already been taken. Though this ruling by Obama hasn't given a United Nations police force a white flag of complete surrender, it has virtually liberated what may prove to be a central recruiting station for a UN invasion of our rights. This Obama-approved invader is the European Union's Interpol, and given its carte blanche immunity from any restrictive limits to its behavior within the United States, I do believe we're in even further and faster trouble than anyone could possibly have thought … as a result of the Obama idea of "Change."
These actions by the President, which I personally consider beyond unconstitutional, the utter desecration of America's national sovereignty, placing no restrictive limits around an international body of not only law enforcement officials but an actual spying organization dedicated to the enforcement of what amounts to European socialism?
Swine flu: “They Organized the Panic”. Inquiry into the Role of Big Pharma and WHO by Council of Europe
New Development: The German President of the Health Committee of the Council of Europe, Wolfgang Wodarg, is issuing accusations against the pharmaceutical lobbies and the governments. He has intitiated the start of an investigation by that body concerning the role played by the pharmaceutical in the campaign of panic about the virus.
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