Archive for September 4th, 2012

Christians should leave their religious beliefs at home or accept that a personal expression of faith at work, such as wearing a cross, means they might have to resign and get another job, government lawyers have said. By Bruno Waterfield TelegraphUK 04 Sep 2012 Landmark cases, brought by four British Christians, including two workers... »

The Eurozone debt crisis and the likelihood of a double-dip recession mean little appetite for joining the single currency. Businessetc.thejournal.ie 9-4-2012 POLAND AND BULGARIA have put their ambitions to join the Eurozone on ice – fearing that the crisis consuming the single currency’s smaller nations could swallow them up if they were to adopt... »

Jurriaan Maessen Infowars.com September 3, 2012 Former Malaysian First Minister Harris Saleh: “The Security Council will pave the way to setting up of a World Parliament and a World Cabinet making the UN the most powerful and having full authority on earth.” Yesterday the Malaysian Daily Express reported on a plea by former Malaysian... »

Bloodshed the work of armed militants before Syrian troops arrived Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com Tuesday, September 4, 2012 In an extraordinary account of the Daraya massacre by veteran journalist Robert Fisk, eyewitnesses reveal that it was U.S.-backed FSA rebels and not the Syrian Army who were responsible for the slaughter of 245 men, women... »

SilverDoctors.com SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 The Doc sat down with the Golden Jackass himself Monday for an exclusive MUST LISTEN interview. Willie informed The Doc that it appears that Morgan Stanley was used by the cartel to prevent a collapse in treasury bonds in 2010, and believes that Morgan Stanley was set up at the... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 09/04/2012 Following a brief period in which it seemed that US foodstamp recipients may have peaked, with those living in poverty maxing out at 46.514 million in December 2011, and then declining modestly for the next few months, June saw a new surge in those Americans living in poverty and... »

by Alexander Higgins AlexanderHiggins.com September 3, 2012 The Los Angeles Police Commission as approved a controversial new policy directing officers to document various behaviors they believe could be linked to terrorism. The City of Los Angeles California has now made it official policy for officer’s to report various ordinary day-to-day activities as potential signs... »

Julie Beal, Contributor Activist Post.com Monday, September 3, 2012 RFID, or radio frequency identification (also known as near field communication, or NFC) is used for wireless communication between devices, one of which is a transmitter and the other is a receiver. This involves the use of low frequency radio waves passing between the devices;... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 09/03/2012 Some hours ago Spain finally bit the bullet, and after months of waffling had no choice but to hand over €4.5 billion (the first of many such cash rescues) in the form of a bridge loan to insolvent Bankia, which last week reported staggering losses (translation: huge deposit outflows... »

EndOfTheAmericanDream.com There is going to be war in the Middle East. It is just a matter of time until it happens. Israel has decided that there is no way that it can ever allow Iran to develop the capability to build nuclear weapons. Iran has gone “all-in” on developing a nuclear program and it... »