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France plans to remain in Mali: Minister
 France has planned to keep a military presence in Mali indefinitely, the country™s defense minister says.
France™s Minister of Defense Jean-Yves Le Drian made the comment as he was speaking at a US think-tank in Washington DC on Friday. This comes two days after Le Drian told London that her country would keep 1,000 troops in Mali for an “undetermined period.” Meanwhile, French media have reported that France will purchase two medium-altitude Reaper drones from the United States, for use in Mali. France launched a war in Mali on January 11, 2013 under the pretext of halting the advance of rebel fighters in the country. |
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May 18th 2013 |
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Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?
 A whistleblower has revealed extraordinary information on the U.S. government’s support for international terrorist networks and organised crime. The government has denied the allegations yet gone to extraordinary lengths to silence her. Her critics have derided her as a fabulist and fabricator. But now comes word that some of her most serious allegations were confirmed by a major European newspaper only to be squashed at the request of the U.S. government.
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May 18th 2013 |
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Too Far-Right: Neo-Nazism nourished by crisis in Europe
 Europe's financial troubles are said to be fueling far-right movements across the bloc, including within its largest economy. Neo-Nazi activists are preparing to march in Germany later today, amid accusations the country's authorities have underestimated the extremist threat.
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May 18th 2013 |
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June 6-9: Bilderberg Meeting behind Closed Doors. On the Agenda: Domestic Spying, Diffusing Social Protests, War on Syria and Iran
 Its four-day meeting occurs annually. It’s a rite of spring. British political economist Will Hutton calls the group the “high priests of globalization.”
Powerful movers and shakers have their own agenda.They discuss key issues.
They do it year round. Once annually they meet face-to-face. They plot strategy to exploit the world’s riches. They want them for themselves.
They try to keep meeting dates, locations, and issues to be discussed secret. Word gets out. It’s official. Britain’s five-star Grove Hotel is this year’s venue. It’s a Hertfordshire, England hotel resort. It calls itself “London’s cosmopolitan country estate.” |
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May 18th 2013 |
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Secret Societies and the Black Arts
The secret societies like the Bildebergers are coagulated power trips, black goop, made of people that feel especially selected. It’s a disease I call, ‘The Cult of the Chosen One’.
Those power trips are often linked to black magic, the evoking of a dark power over people. The desire to dominate and control is intrinsically sexual at its root core, and it is always a black net that is thrown over people
The Bilderbergers are named after a hotel where the first meeting was held. The society was formed by the Nazi, Prince Bernard of Lippe-Biesterfelf of the Netherlands. He was a sex addict and a SS officer, he wore his Nazi uniform throughout the war, then he formed his secret society. |
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May 17th 2013 |
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Falsterity: France slips into new recession amid higher taxes
The French economy has slipped back into recession - after being dragged further into Europe's financial troubles. And the poor figures are stacking up against President Hollande, whose ratings have slumped with record speed. Analyst Alex Korbel believes that the French need to overhaul their financial policies to get the economy back on track. |
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May 17th 2013 |
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From Boston to Pakistan, Pentagon officials claim entire world is a battlefield
 Pentagon officials claimed President Obama and future presidents have the power to send troops anywhere in the world to fight groups linked to al-Qaeda, based in part on the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), passed by Congress days after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Speaking at the first Senate hearing on rewriting the AUMF, Pentagon officials specifically said troops could be sent to Syria, Yemen and the Congo without new congressional authorization. Michael Sheehan, the assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low-intensity conflict, predicted the war against al-Qaeda would last at least 10 to 20 more years. Senator Angus King (I-Maine) challenged the Pentagon’s interpretation of the Constitution and that the entire world is a battlefield. "This is the most astounding and astoundingly disturbing hearing I have been to since I have been here.
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May 17th 2013 |
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Pentagon plans to fight ‘War on Terror’ for another 20 years
 Even after cutting off the head of al-Qaeda, the United States Department of Defense doesn’t believe an end to the war on terror is in sight. On Thursday, one Pentagon official predicted the mission against al-Qaeda could continue for another two decades.
Speaking to the Senate Armed Services early Thursday, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations Michael Sheehan said
the Pentagon has no plans to pull out of its almost 12-year-old war overseas.
When asked for his take on how long the war on terror could go on for, Sheehan told lawmakers, “At least 10 to 20 years.” |
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May 17th 2013 |
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Check this out– IRS scandal is just the tip of the iceberg…
Some days one can’t help but look at the headlines and think of Ayn Rand.
With all the destructive measures by desperate governments from Cyprus to Argentina, it seems sometimes like we’re reading from the pages of her seminal work, Atlas Shrugged.
But what we’re seeing now seems to have far surpassed Atlas Shrugged. We’re definitely into 1984 territory.
We’ve recently learned that the US federal government has (a) secretly tapped the Associated Press’s phone records, and (b) used the nation’s tax authorities to target opposition political groups.
This is the same sort of thing one would expect from Belarus or Azerbaijan. But these sad events are, unfortunately, no longer surprising in the Land of the Free. Nor are they isolated. |
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May 17th 2013 |
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Internet Safety Tools - Remove Spyware - Who spies on you ?
 Nizar and Jared recommends a few of the most useful Internet Safety Tools for your computer.
Links mentioned:
Microsoft Internet Scanner: http://www.safety.live.com
Malware Bytes: http://www.malwarebytes.org
Hijack This: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/hjt
Tor: http://www.torproject.org
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May 16h 2013 |
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Food crisis and the global land grab Documentary Planet for Sale
2011 – In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, investors, leaders from around the world, and globalist bankers are buying up farmland at an alarming rate. Investors and bankers see farmland for what it is – a commodity producing income source less subject to the turmoil of derivative markets. Politicians, in a new form of colonialism, are buying up farmland in other countries to secure their countries’ food supply. The effect? Subsistence farmers are losing their land and their way of life is being priced out of existence as the New World Agricultural Order unfolds. |
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May 16h 2013 |
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12 Excellent Examples Of How Apple Product Placements Rule Hollywood
Bloombergreports that Apple's marketing chief, Phil Schiller, said that "One of Apple's employees works closely with Hollywood on so-called product placement so its gadgets are used in movies and television shows." |
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May 16h 2013 |
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Bilderberg 2013: Visiting The Grove
I took a stroll through the grounds of The Grove hotel where the Bilderberg meeting 2013 is being held. As I headed through the golf course it seemed that it was actually the security operation that was in full swing. |
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May 16h 2013 |
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Pope Francis elected after supernatural 'signs' in the Conclave, says Cardinal
Telegraph
 Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, the Archbishop of Vienna, who was himself widely tipped as a possible successor to Pope Benedict, said he had personally had two “strong signs” that Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was “the chosen one” in the run up to vote.
He said only divine intervention could explain the speed with which the Argentine Cardinal - who did not feature on any of the main lists of likely candidates compiled by Vatican experts - was elected.
Speaking to an Anglican conference in London, he also said the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, had a “strange similarity” to the new Pope |
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May 16h 2013 |
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AP Surveillance: 'Govts taking our rights away, not Al-Qaeda'
Up to a hundred reporters and editors at the Associated Press have been targeted, in a massive US government surveillance operation against the news service. AP is calling the monitoring network - created by the Justice Department itself - unprecedented in size and scope, and a gross violation of privacy. One consequence of this surveillance scandal is that whistleblowers will now think twice, before calling a news desk - that's according to investigative journalist and historian, Tony Gosling |
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May 16h 2013 |
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Support For The UK's Anti-Europe Party Is Exploding In A New Poll
Pretty soon, the entire world may have to take notice of the anti-EU/anti-immigration/populist UK party called UKIP, which just did awesome in recent regional elections.
A new poll from the Guardian has support for the party surging to a record high |
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May 15h 2013 |
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The Vaccine Hoax is Over. Documents from UK reveal 30 Years of Coverup
 Andrew Baker ( FFN),- Freedom of Information Act in the UK filed by a doctor there has revealed 30 years of secret official documents showing that government experts have
1. Known the vaccines don’t work
2. Known they cause the diseases they are supposed to prevent
3. Known they are a hazard to children
4. Colluded to lie to the public
5. Worked to prevent safety studies |
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May 15h 2013 |
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Agenda 21 EXPLAINED
This detailed presentation clearly explains the connection between sustainable development and Agenda 21 as defined by the UN. In depth research shows how Agenda 21 will ultimately compromise your property rights. |
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May 15h 2013 |
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West tested drugs on '50,000 East Germans'
 Some 600 clinical trials were carried out in more than 50 hospitals until the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, the report said, citing previously unpublished documents of the East German health ministry, pharmaceutical institute and Stasi secret police.
Many major drug companies from Germany, Switzerland and the United States took part, offering up to 800,000 West German DM (about €400,000 or $520,000 at today's exchange rate) per study, a boost for East Germany's underfunded health care system, Der Spiegel said.
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May 15h 2013 |
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Sweden: 'Exorcism punishes kids for family's woes'
 Nsumbu was called as an expert witness to one of the recent cases in Sweden, where the parents were accused of abusing their nine-year-old daughter. On Tuesday, an appeals court jailed the step-mother for two and a half years, while her husband, the girl's biological father, was jailed for two years and three months.
Nsumbu has previously said that the recent witchcraft accusations in Sweden - with several cases in Borås and one in Stockholm - could be related to the parents' struggle to integrate and thrive in their new home in Sweden. When things were not going as well as they would like, they risked trying to find a scapegoat.
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May 15h 2013 |
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Skype with care – Microsoft is reading everything you write
 A reader informed heise Security that he had observed some unusual network traffic following a Skype instant messaging conversation. The server indicated a potential replay attack. It turned out that an IP address which traced back to Microsoft had accessed the HTTPS URLs previously transmitted over Skype. Heise Security then reproduced the events by sending two test HTTPS URLs, one containing login information and one pointing to a private cloud-based file-sharing service. A few hours after their Skype messages, they observed the following in the server log
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May 15h 2013 |
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Judge Orders Conspiracy Re-Education For Lauryn Hill
Grammy award-winning singer Lauryn Hill has been ordered by a judge to "undergo counseling because of her conspiracy theories." What was her conspiracy theory? That the music industry oppresses people with actual talent in favor of pumping out mindless nonsense. |
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May 11th 2013 |
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Benefits Tourism: Europe scared of mass internal immigration
There's a growing spat within the European Union over so-called 'benefit tourism'. Four member states are calling for a curb on welfare payments to EU citizens making claims outside their home country. Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK all say there's growing pressure on an already crisis-hit benefits system |
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May 11th 2013 |
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The Legality of War: Pakistani Court Rules CIA Drone Strikes Constitute a War Crime
In the first major Pakistani court ruling on the legality of the CIA’s drone campaign in the country, a Peshawar High Court judge said this morning that strikes are ‘criminal offences’. Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan ordered Pakistan’s government to ‘use force if need be’ to end drone attacks in the country’s tribal regions. |
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May 11th 2013 |
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Pirate Bay Takes Over Distribution of Censored 3D Printable Gun
 A few days after the blueprints for the world’s first printable gun were published online, Defense Distributed has been asked by the State Department to pull them down, citing possible arms trafficking violations. The blueprints, however, are still available on The Pirate Bay and many other file-sharing sites, which adds a 3D chapter to the IP enforcement debate.The Pirate Bay says it welcomes the blueprints and has no intention of taking the files down.
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May 11th 2013 |
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Grandson of Malcolm X Mysteriously Killed in Mexico
Intellihub.com
 Malcolm Shabazz died at age 29 today after being thrown from a building in an alleged robbery. The circumstances are rather suspicious at this point considering his anti establishment activism and the fact that there is no suspect, and seemingly no hunt for one. Also suspicious is that he was being watched by the FBI, and was even arrested by the FBI just a few months ago while traveling to Iran for a film festival. Since his arrest he has been outspoken online about the illegitimacy of his arrest and the police brutality that he experienced while in custody. It is important to mention that no one knows for sure what actually happened, but these are important points that should be taken into consideration with this being such a mysterious and hideous crime.
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May 11th 2013 |
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Zbigniew Brzezinski: Syria Intervention Will Only Make it Worse
Veteran journalist Sharmine Narwani and Zbigniew Brzezinski are both opposed to U.S. intervention in Syria but they see the conflict in starkly different ways.
Brzezinski writes that if the U.S. intervened, the intensely anti-Western al-Qaeda fighters fighting Assad would attack the Americans unless the Americans applied overwhelming force quickly. Brzezinski writes that overwhelming force would require Turkey’s direct participation, but that Turkey is not able to participate in that manner right now.
Narwani writes that the sovereign nation of Syria is unwilling to have its territorial integrity violated by any external group or state. If any external group or state crosses that line, Syria will shoot to kill. She writes that even though Brzezinski is opposed to U.S. intervention, he has no idea what is going on. His discussion about overwhelming force shows that he does not understand that Syria is a sovereign nation. |
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May 11th 2013 |
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The Most Famous American Journalist Exposes the Zionist Conspiracy
Carl Bernstein is perhaps the most famous and respected journalist in the USA, and here he says exactly what I have said since before the Iraq War, that it was a war created by the Jewish Zionists for Israel not for the United States. This invasion and mass murder of hundreds of thousands of innocent people was based on lies, and we in America have paid the Zionist control over our government and media with our treasure and our blood. And we pay for it with hatred and attacks against America because these bloody Zionist Wars! |
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May 10th 2013 |
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2013 – the struggle for a nuclear-free, liveable world
With nuclear power, nuclear weapons there is a difference from cigarettes and asbestos. The smoker endangers mainly just his/her own health. That horrible cancer, mesothelioma, affects only those who work with, or are closely involved with, asbestos.
But there’s a kind of sinister democracy in the nuclear and fossil fuel killers.
The wealthy people of the global corporations who now market the nuclear killers do face consequences themselves – in global warming, nuclear annihilation, radiation poisoning. In the immortal words of Tom Lehrer - ”We will all go together when we go” |
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May 10th 2013 |
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The Big Bass Drums of War are Booming
Once again the image of the horny goats, which piss all over themselves, prior to coitus, raises its hoary head. It's not sex that has the cannibals all in a fever. It's the smell of blood. They want it so bad that they literally can taste it; these prehistoric sharks in the water, these bipedal piranha. Tearing, rending and burning, yes precious, that's what they likes. |
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May 10th 2013 |
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Church of England facing new child abuse allegations
Guardian
 The Church of England is facing a new child protection scandal after accusations that the former archbishop of York failed to report allegations of child abuse by a senior clergyman.
Lord Hope of Thornes, the former archbishop, said he stripped the Very Rev Robert Waddington, a former dean of Manchester cathedral who was once in charge of church schools, of his right to conduct church services after allegations of child abuse against him. But Hope said he did not report the matter to the police or other child protection agencies because he deemed Waddington did not pose a further risk to children |
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May 10th 2013 |
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ALL Digital Communications In The United States Are Being “Captured” By Government Surveillance Systems
You may be reading this article in the privacy of your own home, but somewhere in a National Security Agency control center your every move is being tracked. What time you logged on this morning, the web site you visited, how long you stayed and even what you said in the comments section – all of it – has been cataloged and possibly even flagged for suspicious activity. |
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May 9th 2013 |
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Benghazi makes Watergate 'look like kindergarten'
“This is going to be the biggest scandal. It is going to make Watergate look like kindergarten because Watergate was primarily limited to the Oval Office. This cuts across the whole national security apparatus, where people were lying and covering up,” McInerney said. “It is a dereliction of duty that this nation has never seen before.”
So what consequences could that mean for the highest levels of the administration?
“Well, just see what the consequences were in Watergate. If it’s far worse than Watergate, the consequences will go right into the Oval Office,” he said |
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May 9th 2013 |
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The Growing Influence of Politics in Entertainment
Underneath everything one can find a story. Each story is viewed with a different interpretation. Many political films were released this year like “Argo,” “Lincoln,” and the most controversial “Zero Dark Thirty.” Many were up in arms about Kathryn Bigelow’s depiction of the hunt for Osama Bin Laden , and its use of torture. Yet when all the dust had settled, and the controversy died off, the film was still there, and it was great. |
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May 9th 2013 |
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39 Manchester music school teachers face inquiry
 Thirty-nine teachers from two leading Manchester music schools are under investigation in relation to allegations of sexual abuse of pupils, police have told the Guardian.
Ten of the tutors have been classed as "key suspects" and are the most likely to face trial for a range of sexual offences including rape and serious, habitual indecent assaults. All of these 10 are alive and have taught at Chetham's school of music, a £31,000-a-year boarding school in the city centre, and/or the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM). Some are still teaching music today |
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May 8th 2013 |
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Nuclear Disaster in Fukushima, Japan may be harming local infants
Two years later, the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan may be affecting the health of young children in San Diego. Stillbirths are up globally. One can hardly fathom the effects the ongoing disaster must be having on people in Japan, young and old... |
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May 8th 2013 |
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Europe's Shadow Economy: As Big As Germany - Zerohedge
On an unweighted average basis, European shadow economies are 22.1% of total economic activity or around $3.55 trillion (as large as Germany's whole economy). A report by Tax Research, suggests that Austria and Luxemburg have the smallest shadow economies in the euro area at 9.7% of GDP, while Bulgaria at 35.3% and Romania at 32.6% top the list. Of the major economies, Germany clocks in at 16%, France at 15%, Italy at 27% and Spain 22.5%. Stunningly, in terms of tax revenues lost, the shadow economy translates into an estimated €864bn or just over 7% of euro area GDP and, in context, accounts for 105.8% of the enture healthcare spending of the EU. It appears that more and more Europeans have no choice but to shift to a shadow economy (as taxes rise among other things), and this is the biggest threat to the entire economy. This is likely one reason the 'austerity' actions have not been successful since far less taxes are being paid via the conventional channels. |
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May 8th 2013 |
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Italian Supreme Court President Writes Book Linking Bilderberg to Operation Gladio and the CIA “The Bilderberg Group is behind the so-called ‘strategy of tension,’ and therefore the massacres,” says Ferdinando Imposimato, Honorary President of the Supreme Court as he makes references to a document written more than 40 years ago – and which was almost lost- during the promotion of his new book, “La repubblica delle stragi impunite,” which translates to “The republic where massacres go unpunished.” |
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May 7th 2013 |
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German euro founder calls for 'catastrophic' currency to be broken up
 "The economic situation is worsening from month to month, and unemployment has reached a level that puts democratic structures ever more in doubt," he said.
"The Germans have not yet realised that southern Europe, including France, will be forced by their current misery to fight back against German hegemony sooner or later," he said, blaming much of the crisis on Germany's wage squeeze to gain export share. |
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May 7th 2013 |
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Does Obama Really Exist?
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May 7th 2013 |
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Police want ‘kill switch’ for smartphones
An epidemic of cell phone swiping has prompted calls for a ‘kill switch’ that would render mobile devices inoperable if they end up in the wrong hands.
In San Francisco, California, half of the robberies reported in the last year involved the loss of a cell phone. George Gascon is the city’s district attorney and says things don’t have to stay that way.
“Unlike other types of crimes, this is a crime that could be easily fixed with a technological solution,” Gascon told the New York Times recently. |
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May 7th 2013 |
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World Crisis RadioWebster Tarpley
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David Icke talking to MeriaHeller
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The Myth of a Free Press
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History Of The Bill Of Rights Explained
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