Stunning Federal Corruption Case Moving Forward With Almost No Media Attention By Thomas Lifson Corrupt federal prosecutors presenting false evidence in order to shake down a blameless corporation and bring in tens of millions of dollars seems like a pretty dramatic story. Especially when former prosecutors support the charge and a chief judge acts on …
Try Eradicating Afghanistan’s Poppies; Blow $7.6 Billion By Matthew Gault The U.S. military learned the hard way not to interfere with Afghanistan’s thriving production of poppies, the colorful flowers that are the source of opium and, by extension, heroin. Now we know the cost of that lesson—a cool $7.6 billion. On Oct. 14, the U.S. …
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NYC Doctor Has Ebola; NY, NJ Impose Quarantines By Brenda Goodman, MA The governors of New York and New Jersey have ordered a mandatory 21-day quarantine for all health care workers and others who have come in contact with people who have the deadly Ebola virus in West Africa. The move comes a day after …
Neuroscientist Sees ‘Proof of Heaven’ in Week-Long Coma By Terry Moran and Mary Marsh It’s dinnertime at the Alexander home, in Lynchburg, Va. Holley Alexander is serving chicken curry, 14-year-old Bond is hungry after soccer and the dad, Dr. Eben Alexander, leads the family in prayer. In this home, saying grace is different these days. …
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The Swiss Want Bars.. Of Gold Not Chocolate! By Chirag Mehta India is a country at stark contrast to Switzerland. We are not talking about the obvious reference to development, or who makes better chocolate, but in terms of how the two nations exhibit democracy. India is the largest democracy in the world, Switzerland, nowhere …
Planned Obsolescence: Shiny Toys for Human Pets By Aaron Dykes The game is, of course, rigged. Admittedly, technological devices all around us, in our everyday lives are planned to fail – to break down, stop working, need frequent replacement. From light bulbs, to automobiles, to computers, software, smart phones and more, planned obsolescence is implemented …
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North Dakota: $200M, 20,000-barrel-a-day Oil Refinery Could get Green Light By Kevin Bonham, Forum News Service DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – A $200 million, 20,000-barrel-a-day clean fuels oil refinery could be operating near Devils Lake within three years. The refinery, similar to one being built in Dickinson, would employ about 100 people and could create as …
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California Orders Churches To Fund Abortions – Or Else By Casey Mattox A regulatory change in California has placed abortion in the category of ‘basic health services’ all insurance plans must cover. Even those churches buy. For the past four years, the Obama administration and its friends on the Left were careful to claim that …
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A Future Ebola Solution? Scientists Discover First Virological Penicillin? by Mike Barrett Western medicine has evolved tremendously over the years. While not perfect, we are in a better situation than 100 years ago when it comes to fending off disease. One of those primary advancements came in the form of antibiotics, able to treat numerous …
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Health Authorities Covering Up Ebola Cases in the U.S. by Paul Joseph Watson A medical professional has exclusively revealed to Infowars that health authorities are covering up Ebola cases in the U.S. and disappearing patients in an effort to avoid hysteria. James Lawrenzi, DO, who has two clinics in Garden City and Archie, Missouri, appeared …
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Can the Navy’s $12 Billion Stealth Destroyer Stay Afloat? By Dave Majumdar It features a radical design and next-gen gear. But the U.S. Navy’s most advanced ship may have a wee problem: it just might fall into the sea. The U.S. Navy is slowly preparing the first of its massive, 15,500-ton Zumwalt-class stealth destroyers for …
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Entrepreneur Creates Super Low Cost, Cashless Grocery By Joshua Cook An entrepreneur in Great Britain is creating the first cashless supermarket, appealing to people on government aid and in poorly-paid jobs. Stelios Haji-Ioannou is the creator of easyFoodstore budget supermarket. He also created bargain airline easyJet and windowless rooms at easyHotel. The no-frills food and …
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The Political Impact of the Mainstream Media in America By Eric Zuesse Pew Survey. Conservatives Get Their News from Fox; Liberals Get Theirs Everywhere Pew headlined on October 21st, “Political Polarization & Media Habits,” and reported “Striking Differences Between Liberals and Conservatives,” such as that Fox News Channel dominates as the news-source among conservatives, but that no …
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One of Five Companies will run the Gold Fix By Cecilia Jamasmie Five are the groups that have been shortlisted by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) to manage a new electronic gold fix that will replace the century-old price setting mechanism. Broker Autilla Ltd (Sapient), the Chicago Mercantile Exchange jointly with Thomson Reuters, U.S. …
