A new peer-reviewed study finds little, if any, causal relationship between increased fossil fuel CO2 emissions and global warming. This lack of empirical evidence is of no real surprise to skeptics, and probably is the best explanation as to why climate agencies across the world have been forced to fabricate fake global warming.
This study also indicates why the IPCC's global climate models consistently fail: the models assume human CO2 causes global warming, which this study finds to be false.
Algeria's football league has cancelled all weekend matches following two nights of rioting in Algiers and several other cities. Riot police were deployed around mosques and in main streets in the capital on Friday to guard against further violence.
The paranoia has reached precisely such a level on airplanes crossing the skies of America today. This is all due to government-sponsored paranoia and the idea that people should all spy on each other. Just today, the Obama administration, which was elected primarily to oppose the secret prisons and fear-mongering of the Bush administration, has now announced that federal agencies should all spy on their employees to prevent future Wikileaks incidents.
Now, the mere act of not being a "happy" federal employee makes you a suspicious target for being spied on, too. This just gets more and more like 1984 all the time, doesn't it?
According to the report, the Army has spent time on financial market trading floors with JP Morgan and others, in the hopes that they can learn more about how a financial and economic attack may occur, and what the ramifications of such attacks on US stocks and bonds may be. The Army, in a year-long war games series called Unified Quest 2011, is looking at a variety of possibilities and how to deal with them, including:
* the implications of “large scale economic breakdown” inside of the United States * how to maintain “domestic order amid civil unrest” * and ways to deal with fragmented global power and drastically lower budgets
Israeli troops have shot dead a 67-year-old Palestinian man by mistake in an operation to arrest members of the Islamist militant organisation, Hamas.
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Interesting how the western media keeps repeating that HAMAS is a "Islamist militant organisation", when you remember that HAMAS won the elections in 2006 and is in fact the legal government.
First, the blackbirds fell out of the sky on New Year's Eve in Arkansas. In recent days, wildlife have mysteriously died in big numbers: 2 million fish in the Chesapeake Bay, 150 tons of red tilapia in Vietnam, 40,000 crabs in Britain and other places across the world. Blogs connected the deadly dots, joking about the "aflockalypse" while others saw real signs of something sinister, either biblical or environmental. The reality, say biologists, is that these mass die-offs happen all the time and usually are unrelated. Federal records show they happen on average every other day somewhere in North America. Usually, we don't notice them and don't try to link them to each other.
This should have been the economic scandal of the decade. How lucky for Rumsfeld that he chose to release this information just one day before 9-11 gave everyone in the media something else to talk about!
Top Illinois Democrats have agreed to push a plan that would temporarily boost income taxes by 75 percent and double cigarette taxes, Senate President John Cullerton said Thursday.
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History has shown us that as taxes rise so does the debt. Clearly this is a wrong path to follow, yet the money addicts in power still follow it. It is time for an intervention (for their own good, of course).
Virtually every argument coming from those who would convince us to go on parting with our hard-earned money to pay this massive and impossible debt amounts to a claim that we always have the choice to vote for politicians who will somehow change things, and that the election of a particular candidate amounts to approval of his or her policies. Put simply, the fact that the public voted for Bill Clinton amounts to permission by the public for him to run the federal government deeper into debt and loot our retirement money, or so goes the theory.
The claim is constantly made that "we" (meaning the citizens) have already spent the almost 30 trillion dollars that the Federal Government owes and that therefore "we" (meaning the citizens) must repay it.* This is nonsense. No taxpayer alive now ever voted or otherwise agreed to allow the government to borrow money on their behalf and agreed to underwrite the resultant ruinous interest obligation. No citizen spent that money. The government spent it, to keep promises it had no business making in the first place.
The Federal Reserve Act (Otherwise known as the currency act) was voted into law December 23, 1913. The people who voted in that law are all dead.
It is widely understood that the federal government is on an unsustainable fiscal path. Yet, as a nation, we have done little to address this critical threat to our economy. Webmaster's Commentary:
Well the solution below may sort this problem out for you or maybe it won't, however it's worth a try as nothing ventured nothing gained. Most people who have tried this have informed me this has worked for them but nothing is gauranteed. this is only for Firefox 3 and upwards, sorry Internet explorer users. In firefox,please type: "about:config" in the address bar then, type in "ipv6" in the top filter bar on the left hand side. You will see an item in the list network.dns.disableIPv6
if the value = "false", right click this value and select "toggle".
the value now should change from "false" to "true". then close the window and try and reload a site you know has being throwing up this error. With any luck it will now work. Good luck
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I have been beating my brains out thinking this was a problem with our new server. Apparently this is a Firefox problem. If you are NOT comfortable editing items under about:config, then please get a tech friend to help. A mistake in about:config can harm or even lock up Firefox. But this method did work for me.
Webmaster's Commentary: Increasing taxes will not save this economy. Certainly not when the tax money goes to save Wall Street from their own fraud, or Israel, or wars.
But the chutzpah of it all…. Israel spying on it’s best friend, the very source that literally keeps them on the map. The United States has every right to carry out and continue the life sentence that Pollard received. Israel thinks otherwise at this point and has lately pressured the US government for his release, even ‘promising’ a settlement freeze in exchange. The most recent round of chutzpah emerged this past week as can be seen in THIS report.
New jobless claims across Hawaii spiked to the highest level since April on the final week of 2010... Webmaster's Commentary:
Much of the hiring for the last 2 months was temporary retail workers for the much-hoped-for (but never materialized) holiday shopping rush. They are being let go now, as are the permanent staffs of retail chains shutting down for good, having failed to reach enough earnings to survive. While we expect to see a surge in retail closings every January during this prolonged downturn, this year it is especially harsh.
The US economy created far fewer jobs than expected in December, but revisions meant the unemployment rate dropped to its lowest in more than 18 months.* Non-farm payrolls increased 103,000, the Labor Department said on Friday, below economists' expectations for 175,000. Private hiring rose 113,000, while government employment fell 10,000.
*Revisions: Polite name for government bovine excrement
Ian Slatter HSLDA Purcellville, VA—In a new study released today the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) estimates there were over 2 million children being homeschooled in the United States in 2010.
“The growth of the modern homeschool movement has been remarkable,” said Michael Smith, president of HSLDA. “Just 30 years ago there were only an estimated 20,000 homeschooled children,” he added...
Finance and Economics Between 1716 and 1720, John Law tried to rescue the French government from bankruptcy with a scheme that came to be called “The Mississippi Bubble”.
His strategy was to set up two entities: a bank whose purpose was to issue paper money, and a company whose primary but undeclared function was to refinance government debt. Law realised that he had to confiscate all gold and silver other than smaller quantities, and force French citizens to pay their taxes and buy shares in the Mississippi Company, only with the bank’s newly issued notes. These were the three essential elements of his scheme.[i]
A very short video bout how easy it is to climb over the twenty foot fence/wall/border between Mexico and the U.S. This piece of shit cost $4 million a mile.
Who would have known 20 years ago that so many of the foods that we eat would be produced in a lab rather than nature? Scientifically designed seeds are becoming a larger than ever portion of our diet and for the most part, it's difficult for the consumer to even realize it because of a lack of labeling...
Excellent work by SOTT Report - The Miami 7, the Fort Dix 6,the Newburgh 4, the Underwear Bomber, the Portland Car Bomber... The FBI has set up then knocked down dozens of terrorist straw men in an effort to convince you that the 'war on terror' is real. This is a very real war for your mind and we may all pay a high price for ignoring it.
Foreclosure fraud is in the news. Or it was. It probably will be again even though the media masters don’t want to talk about it. There’s a big decision coming up in Massachusetts as to whether securitized mortgages are just so much toilet paper. The banks got so greedy that merely collecting usury on “loans” that cost them nothing wasn’t good enough. They “securitized” them, bundling thousands, millions of mortgages and turning them into “securities,” selling them to even greedier speculators without the little detail of recording the transfers of ownership. Massachusetts’ highest court is going to decide if your mortgage ought to be zeroed out and the house put in your name, no more questions asked.
Organic is organic, or is it? It would seem that it is all a matter of perspective when one takes a stroll through the mountains of documents on the FDA and USDA websites. The word “organic” is fast becoming a high-dollar money-maker for corporations smart enough to jump on the bandwagon and start marketing their products as “made with organic ingredients,” or “certified organic.” Even Monsanto is taking advantage of this burgeoning market, and people naïve enough to believe that what we have traditionally thought of as pure, organic food, is still that way, are being duped.
Following its intelligence and security failures in Egypt and the apprehension of a number of Mossad agents by Egyptian intelligence apparatus, the Zionist regime of Israel is set to exact vengeance on the Egyptian nation. Attacks on churches in Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq and Tunisia can be analyzed in the context of a Zionist scenario aimed at driving a wedge between Muslims and Arab Christians./strong>
Saudi Arabian security services have captured a vulture that is suspected of being a Mossad spy sent over by Israel to gather information about the country.
Police found Stidolph in his upside-down Porsche in the front yard of 24 Highland Ave. The car was damaged on all sides, but Stidolph said he was in no pain.
Includes a photo of the house he hit that you really need to see...
Is Ben Bernanke driving the QEII or the Titanic? By Christopher Whalen
Perhaps more important is the fact that there is now confirmation that the Fed took in equities as collateral during the market liquidity operations in 2008 and 2009.
A leading professor and member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has proposed that nations need to end democracy in order to solve the theory of man made climate change.
Heavy snowfall is expected throughout Sweden today and on Friday, and a Class 1 weather warning, the lowest on a three-grade scale, has now been issued for large parts of the country by SMHI, the Swedish Meteorological Institute. A Class 1 warning indicates weather that may present certain risks to the public, with some disruption. Southern Sweden is expected to receive around a decimeter of snow, and in central parts of the country, as much as 15 centimeters of snow may fall today. SMHI also warns that all areas north of Jämtland, a region in the north of Sweden will be hit by strong winds, with rain and drifting snow.
It is very interesting to note that that everyone is concerned in this video about green house gasses from coal fired plants but nothing is mentioned of the 50 tons of mercury that these plants put into the atmosphere each and every year in the United States alone. Coal plants put out lots of nasty stuff that have covered the globe but none as nasty as mercury. Now that the greenhouse gas theory has been run down by increasing global cooling we do not have to worry about CO2 emissions, unless one wants to worry because one has nothing better to do, but we do have to worry about many of the other foul emissions, especially that of mercury. After all without sufficient CO2 we would all be dead.
Foreign interference continues to pose an ongoing threat to Canada's sovereignty and national security, the head of CSIS says in a confidential report.
CSIS director Richard Fadden writes that those targeted by foreign agencies may be subject to threats, coercion or potential blackmail. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press) "These clandestine efforts by foreign governments to influence our officials, policies and communities have the potential to undermine our ability to make independent decisions in Canada's national interests," CSIS director Richard Fadden wrote in a report to Public Safety Minister Vic Toews.
Why weren’t the West concerned with the interests of Palestinian Christians for the last 62 years? Today, a Palestinian Christian from Gaza can’t drive less than 50 miles to visit the Church of Nativity on Christmas Eve, or a Christian from Bethlehem can’t drive less than 10 miles to visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem.
Kevin McCoy USA Today IRS liens filed against taxpayers jumped 60% since the start of the national recession, according to a new federal report that urges the tax agency to moderate the collection policy and study its effectiveness...
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