Archive for December 30th, 2011

BY RYAN TATE Gawker.com In 2011, we watched as tech villains found creative new ways to violate our privacy. They misappropriated our social networking profiles, stalked us through our phones, and plucked secrets from our wifi networks. To help you better prepare for 2012’s inevitable privacy attacks, we enumerate below the most worrisome threats... »

Bachmann maintains Paul bribed former campaign chairman Steve Watson Prisonplanet.com December 30, 2011 Yet more staffers formerly working for a GOP rival of Ron Paul have endorsed the Texas Congressman’s campaign this week. Concord Patch reports that five former New Hampshire staffers of former Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson announced Friday that they... »

ExtictionProtocal.com December 30, 2011 MIDDLE EAST – Iran has said it is set to begin tests of long-range missiles in the Persian Gulf on Saturday. “Shorter and longer-range, ground-to-sea, surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles will be tested on Saturday,’ navy deputy commander Admiral Mahmoud Moussavi told the semi-official Fars news agency. Moussavi said the tests... »

Marti Oakley PPJG.com December 29, 2011 Shortly after “Dirty Harry” Reid passed the fake food safety bill in here in the US, with his one unanimous vote, C-36 passed two weeks later in Canada. Both bills were an outright attack on individual rights and property rights as both governments claim they now have the... »

By Kate Kelland News.Yahoo.com 12/30/2011 LONDON (Reuters) – The World Health Organization issued a stern warning on Friday to scientists who have engineered a highly pathogenic form of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus, saying their work carries significant risks and must be tightly controlled. The United Nations health body said it was “deeply... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 12/30/2011 With year end fund flows making absolutely no sense for the most part, thank you global central planning, as the euro plunges and the market refuses to follow, with risk assets rising on speculation the ECB (and/or Fed) are about to restart printing yet gold collapsing (on one or... »

Simone Foxman BusinessInsider.com Dec. 30, 2011 Hungary just approved a new central bank law, to the dismay of the International Monetary Fund and European Union. It’s the same law that caused the two international organizations to withdraw their support for Hungary’s bailout earlier this month. The law changes the way Hungary’s central bank is... »

Brandon Smith Activist Post December 30, 2011 The vampire bat is a horrifying pig-nosed wart of a creature which feasts in a manner that, believe it or not, is a rather familiar scene to those of us who closely study alternative economics. After erratically flittering about in the sinking evening sky, it targets the... »

by Robert Parry Global Research December 30, 2011 With the typical backdrop of alarmist propaganda in place, the stage is now set for a new war, this time with Iran. The slightest miscalculation (or provocation) by the United States, Israel or Iran could touch off a violent scenario that will have devastating consequences. Indeed,... »

EconomicCollapseBlog.com Can you guess what the number one catastrophic event that Americans worry about is? There are certainly many to choose from. Many Americans are deathly afraid of a major terrorist attack. Others live in constant fear of natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes and hurricanes. Still others are incredibly concerned that a massive... »