“A massive dock” that was washed away from a city on Japan’s northeast coast by the devastating March 2011 tsunami landed this week on an Oregon beach. It’s a warning sign that dangerous chunks of debris from that disaster are reaching the Pacific coast of the mainland U.S. much sooner than predicted, The Oregonian reports. [...]
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TSA: The dangerous stranger
In this article the girl had just seen a movie about ”stranger danger” before she got molested at the airport by TSA thugs. So now I have a cool title (or headline) and just need to write the article. When I was a kid, we had the dangerous stranger, but no TSA. It hadn’t been institutionalized yet. [...]
USDA buys 7 million pounds of ‘pink slime’ for school lunches
Pink slime is a mixture of leftover trimmings, sinew, and other beef parts culled from a cow or other creature. This is what people refer to as “chicken nuggets.” Read more:
Actually yes, ignorance of the law is an excuse
By George Sand (Reprinted with author’s permission from Copblock.org) There are countless laws. Literally. Maybe not in the mathematical sense – it is technically possible to count the laws in existence, but based on a colloquial and general use of the term “countless” it is not really feasible for someone to count every law. Just [...]
President Obama Signs Indefinite Detention Bill Into Law
WASHINGTON – President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law today. The statute contains a sweeping worldwide indefinite detention provision. While President Obama issued a signing statement saying he had “serious reservations” about the provisions, the statement only applies to how his administration would use the authorities granted by the NDAA, and [...]
‘You can’t judge cops unless you’ve eaten pancakes with them first’ – George Sand
In response, one reader replied, “They are your neighbors and the person your standing in line with at the grocery store. Educate yourself and get to know them and we can all be on the same page. Have you ever taken a ride along with your local PD? Have you ever went to a pancake breakfast and learned what they talk about? Do you even know one personally? Didn’t think so. You are depending on a story or some third party blurb to make drastic decisions about your viewpoints are without taking the time to form your own opinions with real data imo. I have some of those things planned in the near future to learn about them. I don’t know enough yet to form a valid firm opinion but plan on learning and talking with them.”
Police promise to take legal action if they are injured by OWS protestors-George Sand
Police and their supporters always talk about how policing is such a difficult and dangerous job. As with most things related to police, this attitude is derived from general misconception, ignorance, and a tendency of people to arbitrarily worship those in fancy uniforms. Year after year, policing fails to make the top ten list of [...]
The Truth Is Not Enough: Ken Jenkins
Ken Jenkins The Truth is not Enough: How to overcome emotional barriers to 9/11 truth by Ken Jenkins 9/11 Activist and Video Producer Pioneering 9/11 activist and video producer Ken Jenkins has a degree in electrical engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University, and has done extensive postgraduate study in psychology. He has worked as a video professional [...]
Scientist Weaponizes Flu Strain in Bioterrorism Experiment
http://readersupportednews.org/news-section2/421-national-security/8630-scientist-weaponizes-flu-strain-in-bioterrorism-experiment
America.gov, Cognitive Infiltration, and Obama appointee Cass Sunstein
I first became aware of Cass Sunstein’s ideas for controlling conspiracy theories after seeing several ads for a web site called America.gov run by the State Department. It’s a complex, well-funded site with more avenues than I’ve cared to examine, but what caught my attention was the section under International Relations: Peace and Security called [...]