Posted by Xander in News in Review on 30. Jun, 2009 | No Comments
Narrowly approved by the House, HR 2454 is well on its way to regulating every aspect of our lives. This cap and trade proposal is simply the limitation and taxation of energy consumption and distribution.
The majority of Americans, even those aware of the bill (myself included); remain clueless as to the depths of government [...]
Fear, sorrow, and despair plague the patriot that fights for independence. As pouring antiseptic in a wound stings, so does the cleansing of a nation. Many innocent will be lost, and evil at times will appear victorious. Henceforth, we must remember revolutions are won by endurance, improvisation, and the will to survive.
Iran [...]
Operation Blackjack has risen to the public eye once again. Thanks to a fellow patriot, and the Info Warrior Jason Bermas, we now understand that a hexadecimal code displayed on one of the Union of North America ID cards, actually spells the words “This is not simply entertainment.”
Upon receiving this revelation and actively following [...]
“I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.”
ALBERT EINSTEIN
Presently, the Department of Defense is claiming that anyone practicing civil disobedience by exercising their first Amendment rights is committing an act of terrorism, albeit stately low-level. Why is it [...]
Scrambling, desperate for cover, the Federal Reserve has hired previous Enron lobbyists to schmooze congress. I’m sure Ben Bernanke was pleading with his demonic overlords for HR 1207 never to hit the floor. Alas, my poor friend, with over 225 cosponsors Ron Paul’s bill for auditing the Federal Reserve will be heard.
The [...]
Where are we to turn as the United States retreats from its roots, and begins to institute a socialistic agenda? Are we a country of and by the people anymore?
Obama and crew would like to create a national health care program in which every person must submit, possible life saving care, to the Federal [...]
Faith in God and the pursuit of attaining a higher consciousness are undoubtedly virtuous endeavors. Yet, could faith be used as a tool for deception and enslavement?
Mainstream Christians of today (for the most part) are castrated versions of their founders. Quick to judge and measured in apology, Christ-like is hardly an honest description of faith.
The [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
ontheway
Before Its News
November 26, 2009
What’s worse than getting swine flu? Getting it twice, within two months.
Here’s an update from Recombinomics—the flu blog.
Debra Parsons, a pediatrician at Kid Care West in Cross Lanes, first came down with the virus, complete with all the telltale symptoms, in August.
Her son became ill at the same time with the [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
Svetlana Kovalyova
Reuters
November 26, 2009
Rising sea levels, ocean warming, cyclones and droughts caused by climate change is set to hit hard food security in the Pacific islands, the United Nations’ food agency said, urging governments to take immediate actions.
Climate change is expected to act as a “threat multiplier” in the Pacific region, home to 14 Pacific [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
Ian Woods
Sky News
November 26, 2009
Australian politics is in turmoil because MPs and senators are refusing to back action on global warming – on the eve of the Copenhagen Climate Change summit.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd regularly says his hot, dry country would be among the first, and the worst affected, by rising temperatures.
But he is meeting [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
Jonathan Weisman
The Wall Street Journal
November 26, 2009
White House energy and environment czar Carol Browner tried Wednesday to shrug off the swirling controversy over purloined British emails suggesting collusion on the part of climate scientists trying to stoke up fears of global warming. She hadn’t read them, she said, and besides, only a few have come [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
The Copenhagen Post
November 26, 2009
Prisons prepare for an influx of detainees during the UN Climate Change Conference happening in two weeks
Overcrowding in the country’s prisons means protestors arrested during the climate conference will be held in uncomfortable conditions.
Climate activists are gearing up for the UN Climate Change Conference in two weeks, but face harsh jail [...]
Posted by Xander in Headlines on 26. Nov, 2009 | No Comments
JENALIA MORENO
Houston Chronicle
November 26, 2009
Houston is on the world map — the World Bank map, that is.
The city was chosen as the site for a World Bank Group post that will open in January.
The bank provides loans, credits and grants to developing countries for investments in education, health, infrastructure, development and other projects across the [...]
