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2010 OCTOBER 2 – 8

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Global hurricane activity is now at a 33-year low. This flies in the face of the claims by global-warming mythmakers who have said the Earth is threatened by an increase in hurricanes and other forms of “climate disruption.” [Don’t worry. They simply will revise their story and say that the drop in hurricane activity is proof of global warming. You can count on that.] WattsUpWithThat 2010 Oct 8 (Cached)

US: Federal judge rules that Obama’s health-care provision that makes it mandatory for individuals to buy health insurance is Constitutional. This ruling will be appealed. [Do not expect federal courts to stop the expanding power of the federal government. The only realistic way to do that now is for the states to exercise their 10th Amendment power of Nullification.] Cardiovascular News 2010 Oct 8 (Cached)

Chinese dissident who now is in prison for criticizing China’s government wins the Nobel Peace Prize, despite warnings from the Chinese government to the Nobel jury that this would undermine peace. [The Nobel jury awarded the Peace Prize to Obama last year, so it is difficult to understand the criteria used in making its selection.] Guardian 2010 Oct 8 (Cached)

Children are encouraged to spy, photograph, and report on people while patrolling their neighborhoods in a so-called “crime prevention” game. Here is the Internet message: “Want to earn tons of cool badges and prizes while competing with you friends to see who can be the best American? Download the SnapScouts app for your Android phone and get started patrolling your neighborhood.” SnapScouts posted 2010 Oct 7 (Cached)

California Air Resources Board admits it overestimated diesel pollution by a whopping 340%. That calculation was the basis for a 2007 law that eliminated the use of 150,000 diesel-powered heavy-duty vehicles used in construction and commerce – adding greatly to the economic handicap that pushed California into an epic depression. [The people responsible for this mistake (Surely, they wouldn’t do that on purpose, would they?) have not been called to task and continue employment with the state.] CO2 Insanity 2010 Oct 7 (Cached)

US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is brought to court for refusing to release evidence that would show if data from US satellites was altered to support the theory of global warming. [Would the agency refuse to show its data if it had nothing to hide? We’ll go out on a limb and predict that it will claim the data is classified for national security reasons.] CFP 2010 Oct 6 (Cached)

Gulf resident and reporter Kindra Arneson discusses her medical condition related to the oil spill and subsequent chemical treatment. She says they still are spraying chemicals in the Gulf. [This may not be news, but her personal story gives us a front-row seat for what is happening there yet not reported in the major media.] Examiner 2010 Oct 6 (Cached)

US: DC election officials invited hackers to test their electronic vote machines. Within 36 hours, the hackers were able to change votes, read secret ballots, discover passwords, and put in a back door to control the machines in the future. [The only safe voting system is the hand-counted paper ballot.]
The Brad Blog 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

UK: Health Chief says smoking should be banned in homes and cars to protect children. [How about banning GMO foods, chemtrails, or fluoridated water, all of which are more toxic than cigarette smoke? Collectivists are not interested in banning these because that would not justify intrusion into our private lives.] Daily Mail 2010 Oct 6 (Cached)

US: Pentagon and Homeland Security ramp up cyber security that will give government total control over water systems, power grids and financial networks, and the Internet – to protect us against terrorist attacks, of course. The “Stuxnet” computer worm is cited as the excuse. More than 40 cyber security bills are pending in Congress. International “cooperation” and dependence is suggested in addition to more presidential power.
Reuters 2010 Oct. 5 (Cached)

IMF says that banks across Europe and the US are facing a $4 trillion deficit, and this shortfall will prevent an economic recovery. The solution, it says, is to expand the money supply and force taxpayers to bail out the banks once again. [The expansion of the money supply caused by the creation of money from nothing is what caused the problem in the first place, so their so-called cure will merely drive the economy deeper into the pit.] Telegraph 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

US: Super-size salaries and benefits for government workers is not limited to Bell, California. Here are many additional examples – proof of how wide and deep the corruption really is. MSNBC 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

WORLD PREMIERE
What in the World Are They Spraying!
Documentary on chemtrails aka Geoengineering
Saturday, Oct. 23, Atlanta, Georgia
Producers G. Edward Griffin, Mike Murphy, and Paul Wittenberger will be present. Limited seating.
(Information and reservations here)

US: Government now is the main employer of college grads. [America’s future leaders will be reluctant to bite the hand that feeds them.]
Innovation & Growth 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

October 10 is “No-GMO Day” across the US. Organic food producers have formed a coalition to label foods that are GMO-free, because the FDA refuses to label foods that are GMOs. [Be aware, for example, that half of the candy for Halloween this year is made with GMO sugar. Without labeling, you will not know which is which.] Food Freedom 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

Bank of Japan announces it will expand the money supply by creating money out of nothing to buy a broad range of financial instruments, including corporate bonds, ETFs, and real estate investment trusts. Savvy investors understood the inflationary consequences of this, dumped their holdings denominated in government currency, and bought gold, causing a sharp escalation in gold price. [Expect to see this scenario repeated all over the world, including the US.] Business Insider 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

Swiss study finds that using a laptop on your lap for extended periods can cause skin burns, affects sperm production in men, and even cause skin cancer. NaturalNews 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

US: While government officials and media pundits are saying that the economy is recovering and that the stock market is about to rally, Wall Street insider investors are selling their stocks at a ratio of 2,341 for every 1 share they are buying. [Any questions?] ZeroHedge 2010 Oct 5 (Cached)

Scientists loose their jobs after reporting that genetically modified food purchased in supermarkets causes illness and death in lab animals.
Mercola 2010 Oct 4 (Cached)

Brazil elects a real clown, who is illiterate, to Congress by a landslide. His only campaign promise was to report to the people how politicians spend their time. [We are tempted to approve of this almost humorous event, but the sad fact is that this candidate was funded by the Worker’s Party in anticipation of using his popularity to bring hard-core left-wingers into office. It’s another example of the futility of voting against the establishment without paying attention to what will replace it.] Yahoo 2010 Oct 4 (Cached)

US: Soldiers are exposed to Depleted Uranium from exploded artillery shells. When inhaled, tiny particles travel to the brain and kill brain cells, leading to bizarre mental conditions, cancer, and death. Veterans Today 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

US: Massive inflation is now unavoidable as commodity prices are surging at double-digit rates. These inevitably must be passed to the consumer. In 2011, expect to spend lots more for basic needs like food and fuel. The Economic Collapse 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

US: The nation’s credit-union system is “rescued” by the federal government with $30 billion in government-guaranteed bonds. [But don’t worry. The media tells us the majority of credit unions are sound, and officials assure us that this rescue will not cost anything to taxpayers.] WSJ Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

US: Who says Communism is dead? This video of a huge demonstration in Washington, DC, shows that it is alive and strong. YouTube 2010 Oct 2

US: Arizona State University researcher has developed a remote-controlled helmet that modulates pain. His projected market is the military which could use it to discipline soldiers and others required to wear it.
PoorRichard’s Blog Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

Iceland: Politicians forced to flee from 2000 protestors angry over failing economy and austerity measures imposed by IMF. [When welfare recipients become angry over loss of “benefits,” welfare states become police states to contain the violence that always follows.] Guardian Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

US: Prison population has quadrupled since 1980, and one in 28 American children has a parent behind bars. Raw Story Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

Global warming alarmists make a 10-minute movie intended to get people to cut carbon emissions, but it backfires because it is so violent and gruesome. It reveals the ugly mindset of those who cannot tolerate dissent on this issue. YouTube Posted 2010 Oct 2

US: Meat tainted with deadly MRSA bacteria is being sold to consumers. It is coming from factory farms that feed antibiotics to livestock. MRSA is antibiotic resistant. Wallet Pop Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

US: November elections will unseat many members of Congress, but as they complete their terms into January, they have radical bills stacked up for passage that include laws that will confiscate private property, federalize water resources, and control food products. Canada Free Press Posted 2010 Oct 2 (Cached)

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Reports and commentaries that look beyond the news to identify historical facts and trends that must be understood to place the news into perspective. This is our “think-tank” section that makes it possible to anticipate future events.

This inspiring article compares being in the Liberty movement with the character played by Gary Cooper’s in “High Noon”. The parallels to today are powerful. NeitherCorp.us 2010 Oct 6 (Cached)