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Imploding The MYTH Of Israel!
I have long said that the criminal and terrorist state of Israel is a nuclear armed madhouse of psychopaths and murderers, that was created by a fraud religion under the false beliefs that their "god" had given them all the land of Palestine, and that their "god given" land stretches from the Nile River, to the Euphrates River....
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58 Killed, 82 Wounded As Suicide Bombers Target Iraq Army Bases
Suicide bombers attacked two separate army bases in Iraq today. At least 58 Iraqis were killed and 82 more wounded. Police, Sahwa members, and civilians were also targeted.
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Important Health News: Cancer The Hidden Cures, And How Dichloroacetate Cures Cancer!
I have been busy the last few days catching up on some family business.... Much has been neglected over the last week while I fought off a sinus infection..... It is now that I am basically doing some catching up on what I have been missing...Just the other day, I was shocked when a coworker of mine finally came forward and told myself and a few others that his wife has been going through chemotherapy treatment for Cancer for the last few years...
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Interview 772 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
Welcome to http://NewWorldNextWeek.com — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:
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Student Debt Bubble, Oil Change, Third Plenum – Geneva Business Insider
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we start by talking about Smith’s new interview series, featuring his first guest, John Hancock, discussing the education industrial complex. We also discuss China’s changing role in global geopolitics as it becomes the world’s largest oil importer and prepares for an important party meeting that may plot the course of the Chinese economy for the coming decade.
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US makes first step toward banning trans fats
RT | November 7, 2013
The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that it would require the food industry to phase out the use of artificial trans fats in its products.
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US Soldiers Participate in Torture of Afghan Detainees
The Rolling Stone‘s Matthieu Aikins, who reported on alleged U.S. war crimes of torture, executions, and disappearances in Afghanistan, has posted another short piece and a video depicting U.S. soldiers standing by as Afghan forces whip a detainee.
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Senate committee approves funding for NSA, witch-hunt on leakers
RT | November 6, 2013
Congress has taken the first step towards expanding the abilities of the United States intelligence community by advancing a draft bill that will ensure the government’s spy budget stays intact into next year.
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Is The Tea Party Making Normal Conservatives Quit? Take Jon Runyon (R-NJ)
Run off by some goofballs in tri-corner hats?New Jersey's third congressional district, a swath of the south-central part of the state starting between Toms River and Asbury Park and crossing clear to the Philadelphia suburbs through the Pine Barrens, really is a Democratic congressional district-- despite having a Republican congressman, Jon Runyan.
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How America was lost
By Paul Craig Roberts | Press TV | November 7, 2013
“No legal issue arises when the United States responds to a challenge to its power, position, and prestige.” Dean Acheson , 1962, speaking to the American Society of International Law.
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Liberals should stop and frisk Bill de Blasio
By Charles Davis | False Dichotomy | November 7, 2013
Over at The Nation, a debate is raging over whether students at Brown University acted inappropriately when they shouted down New York police chief Ray Kelly, preventing him from delivering an undoubtedly dull lecture about the power and glory of stopping and frisking brown people in New York City with no more probable cause then, “they’re brown and shifty eyed.”
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More False Claims from Lewandowsky
Another bogus claim from Lewandowsky would hardly seem to warrant a blog post, let alone a bogus claim about people holding contradictory beliefs. The ability of many climate scientists to hold contradictory beliefs at the same time has long been a topic of interest at climate blogs (Briffa’s self contradiction being a particular source of wonder at this blog). Thus no reader of this blog would preclude the possibility that undergraduate psychology students might also express contradictory beliefs in a survey.
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Remembrance/Veterans Day: Over 600 anti-war writings
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Thermoform (TM) Masked al-Nusra fighters harrass Syrian civilians
Just three pictures. So interesting.
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House Democratic Party Inside Baseball
Becerra, Grayson, Ellison-- actual leaders, not money-grubbersI'm never really comfortable with a corrupt out-of-touch Beltway committee parachuting into an American congressional district and telling the Democrats there who their candidate for Congress should be. In the old days, even the worst DCCC chairmen-- think Rahm Emanuel-- used to tip-toe, at least publicy, around interfering in primaries.
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Obamacare Deductibles Will Get Us To Mike Judge’s Idiocracy In One Generation
Mike Judge’s film Idiocracy was a satire about America 500 years in the future having turned into a nation of morons. Idiots had lots of children and intelligent people stopped reproducing. Obamacare’s deductibles could turn us into a nation of welfare recipients in just one generation.
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John Howard: One Religion is Enough
by Judith Curry “I chose the…title largely in reaction to the sanctimonious tone employed by so many of those who advocate substantial and and costly responses to what they see as irrefutable evidence that the world’s climate faces catastrophe…To them … Continue reading →
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NATO Integrates Georgia Into Military-Industrial Complex
Ministry of Defence of Georgia
November 7, 2013
Meeting with Representatives of Military-Industrial Complex
Within the frame of visit in France, Georgian Defence Minister continues working meetings. Today Irakli Alasania held meeting with the representatives of Military-Industrial Complex at Directorate General for Armament. -
A Sensible Odyssey: East Texas Congressional Candidate Michael Cole Explains Why He Switched Parties
The other day, we met Jason Thigpen, a progressive Republican congressional candidate in North Carolina who realized his positions are more in line with the Democratic Party than with the Republican Party. He switched. Some Republicans, like Jason, become Democrats because of values.
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Poland: NATO Chief Officiates Over War Games
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
November 7, 2013
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‘Gitmo a black hole where no laws apply’ – former detainee David Hicks
RT | November 7, 2013
Australian citizen David Hicks suffered torture and brutal beatings at the hands of guards at Guantanamo prison. Breaking the gag order that was a condition of his release, Hicks spoke to RT about his ordeal and how he was coerced into pleading guilty.
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Rousseff slams US failure to apologise over spying
BRICS POST | November 7, 2013
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said Wednesday that Washington’s refusal to tender an apology for the spying led to her cancelling her crucial state visit to the United States.
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Student Debt Bubble, Oil Change, Third Plenum – Geneva Business Insider
Published on Nov 7, 2013 The Corbett Report: SHOW NOTES AND MP3: http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=8215 David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we start by talking about Smith’s new interview series, featuring his first guest, John Hancock, discussing the education industrial complex. We also discuss […]
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Interview 771 – The Geneva Business Insider with David Smith
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we start by talking about Smith’s new interview series, featuring his first guest, John Hancock, discussing the education industrial complex. We also discuss China’s changing role in global geopolitics as it becomes the world’s largest oil importer and prepares for an important party meeting that may plot the course of the Chinese economy for the coming decade.
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End Runs Around the Constitution
Two weeks ago we learned that the National Security Agency (NSA) has been spying on the chancellor of Germany and on the president of the United States. Last week we learned that it has spied on the Pope and on the conclave that elected him last March. This week we learned that it also has […]
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US, Iran Try to Narrow Gaps on Nuclear Deal
Against a backdrop of cautious optimism, Iran and six world powers known as the P5+1 are reconvening here for talks Nov. 7-8 over Tehran’s nuclear program. “This government [of Hassan Rouhani] has a lot riding on the resolution of the nuclear issue because it made it a campaign promise and priority,” Farideh Farhi, an Iran […]
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Israel and You and Me
If the United States fails to take advantage of the opportunity to come to terms with Iran over its nuclear program it will be because of pressure from Israel. If the unthinkable happens and Washington actually attacks Iran, initiating another major war that will have far reaching and possibly disastrous consequences, it will likewise be […]
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Steve Israel Leads The DCCC Into Another War Against Women-- This Time In Indiana
Steve Israel and his latest anti-Choice recruit-- looking for a knock outIndiana's 2nd district-- the north-central part of the state from South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, and LaPorte down to Wabash and Peru-- used to be a swing district with a PVI of R+4. In recent times it was represented by far right extremist Chris Chocola, current head of Club for Growth, and Blue Dog Joe Donnelly who used it for a springboard to an unlikely Senate win last year.
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Tanker Bombing Among Attacks That Left 22 Dead, 68 Wounded in Iraq
At least 22 Iraqis were killed and 68 more were wounded. The worst attacks in Baghdad and Diyala provinces.
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Forensics reveal Arafat was killed with polonium, widow says
Forensics reveal Arafat was killed with polonium, widow says
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was poisoned to death in 2004 with radioactive polonium, his widow Suha said on Wednesday after receiving the results of Swiss forensic tests on her husband’s corpse.
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The IPCC’s ‘Sharpest Critic’
My work is being discussed in prominent newspapers and magazines - in Germany as well as the US.
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300 Spartan Hoplites Saved Greek Democracy But Will 400 American Billionaires Destroy Ours?
Whether Huntsman was the one who revealed that multimillionaire GOP tax cheat Mitt Romney paid no taxes at all for years, what we do know for sure is that for the years he did pay something his rate was 13.9%, considerably less than the 35% the very rich are supposed to pay.
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Latvia: NATO Chieftain Inspects Strike Force’s War Games
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A subterranean war on science?
by Judith Curry [T]here is a routine confusion between science as a process (the scientific method), and science as an institution. – Ben Pile This thread is motivated by the recent publication of a paper entitled The Subterranean War on … Continue reading →
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Australia’s Secret War on Aboriginal People
By JOHN PILGER | CounterPunch | November 6, 2013
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended on white walls, their blood and tears invisible.
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NFL Player Walks Away From Game, Will Start Political Podcast And Grow Own Food
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John Moffitt wasn’t unhappy with a lack of playing time in Denver. He quit the NFL because he’d lost his love for the game and was tired of risking his health.
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Making sure Wall Street gets Fed
In an attempt to justify further cuts to social programs and other essential elements of the US budget, politicians and media demagogues have been fear-mongering Americans regarding the nation’s debt.
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