Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Chinese Fluoride In Mass. Water Raises Concern
"I don't know what it is," Desmarais said. "It's not soluble, and it doesn't appear to be sodium fluoride. So we are not quite sure what it is."
Desmarais said the residue clogs his machines and makes it difficult to get a consistent level of fluoride in the town's water.
Since April the fluoride pumps in Amesbury have been turned off and they will stay that way until Desmarais can find out what's in the fluoride that's imported from China.
Desmarais said the residue clogs his machines and makes it difficult to get a consistent level of fluoride in the town's water.
Since April the fluoride pumps in Amesbury have been turned off and they will stay that way until Desmarais can find out what's in the fluoride that's imported from China.
Two guns used in high-profile shootings this year at the Pentagon and a Las Vegas courthouse both came from the same unlikely place
And that is how stupid they think we are
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Obama gives $1.4 million Nobel prize to 10 charities
That does not even begin to redeem his wars and bailouts and continuation of Bush Administration policies
Matthew Alexander talked about interrogation techniques. Mr. Alexander is the former senior military interrogator who led the interrogation team in Ir
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The View-March 10, 2010-Jesse Ventura Explains Why WTC7 Is The Key To 9/11 Being An Inside Job
Treasury Plans to Take Social Security from Elderly for Unpaid Loans
A provision in the 2008 Farm Bill lifted the ten–year statute of limitations on the government's ability to withhold Social Security benefits in collecting debts other than student loans—for which the statute of limitations was lifted in 1997—and income taxes, where the limit remains 10 years.
‘Drugged driving’ a growing threat - Official calls for same attention given to drunken driving prevention
They milked the DUI cash cow dry, now they need a new fear to keep their law enforcement complex financially viable.
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Bone Clones
All items sold on this website are reproductions (replicas) manufactured in the USA from original material. No real or natural bone material is available on this site.
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Waterboarding for Dummies
Internal CIA documents reveal a meticulous protocol that was far more brutal than Dick Cheney's "dunk in the water"
Monday, March 08, 2010
Sunday, March 07, 2010
Saturday, March 06, 2010
Why the Treasonous Patriot Act Was Renewed
The Patriot Act wasn’t renewed to protect you from terrorists.
The Patriot Act was renewed to protect the power elite from you.
It is a law that can and likely will be used to quell political dissent.
It is a law meant to frighten people into silence as more and more common folk are labeled “terrorist” by the corporate controlled media.
It is a law meant to terrorize people into obedience and quiescence as they run rough shod over the Bill of Rights and dismantle any semblance of a true republic we once might have enjoyed.
It is a law that can even be used, if push comes to shove, to imprison anyone who dares challenge the politically powerful, even if that challenge comes in the form of using the political process, simply by labeling such a person as a “terrorist” or accusing them of being involved with any group labeled a “terrorist” organization.
The Patriot Act was renewed to protect the power elite from you.
It is a law that can and likely will be used to quell political dissent.
It is a law meant to frighten people into silence as more and more common folk are labeled “terrorist” by the corporate controlled media.
It is a law meant to terrorize people into obedience and quiescence as they run rough shod over the Bill of Rights and dismantle any semblance of a true republic we once might have enjoyed.
It is a law that can even be used, if push comes to shove, to imprison anyone who dares challenge the politically powerful, even if that challenge comes in the form of using the political process, simply by labeling such a person as a “terrorist” or accusing them of being involved with any group labeled a “terrorist” organization.
Obama Eyes Western Land for National Monuments, Angering Some
Presidential use of the Antiquities Act is highly controversial because the White House, with the stroke of a pen, can lock up thousands of square miles of federal lands used for timber, ranching, mining and energy development without local input or congressional approval.
Friday, March 05, 2010
Pentagon shooter was a 9/11 Truther that just flipped out.
Messages posted on the Web under the username JPatrickBedell seemed to share some biographical details with the shooter and pointed to a distrust of the military and the government at large.
“I am determined to see that justice is served in the death of Colonel James Sabow, as a step toward establishing the truth of events such as the September 11 demolitions,” the user wrote, referring to the suicide of an Army officer in 1991.
Pentagon Shooter Worshipped Private Property Rights, Denounced Government 'Schemes' Like Public Education
His psychiatrist, J. Michael Nelson, said Bedell tried to self-medicate with marijuana, inadvertently making his symptoms more pronounced.
“I am determined to see that justice is served in the death of Colonel James Sabow, as a step toward establishing the truth of events such as the September 11 demolitions,” the user wrote, referring to the suicide of an Army officer in 1991.
Pentagon Shooter Worshipped Private Property Rights, Denounced Government 'Schemes' Like Public Education
His psychiatrist, J. Michael Nelson, said Bedell tried to self-medicate with marijuana, inadvertently making his symptoms more pronounced.
Colorado State University has revised its necropsy procedures after several students and staff were inadvertently exposed to plague by a dead animal
Thursday, March 04, 2010
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
Colorado School Gunman Participated In Strange NASA Funded Medical Study In 2005
In 2005, Eastwood participated in a NASA-funded medical study in which he spent 10 days in a hospital bed so scientists could study muscle wasting, an affliction experienced by astronauts during long flights, according to a story in the Rocky Mountain News at the time.
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
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