Archive for September, 2010

By Ray Gano Prophezine.com I want to say that first of all I am not a prophet nor the son of a prophet nor am I claiming to be a prophet. I am a watchman on the wall who has been sounding this alarm for over five years now regarding the demise of the... »

J.D. Crowe AL.com The BP oil spill continues to hang like an oily shadow over the Gulf Coast. People are depressed financially and mentally. It’s all connected. The Press-Register editorial: THIS ONE’S for the skeptics who roll their eyes at the need for counseling in the wake of the BP oil spill. A Gallup... »

By Spencer Ackerman Wired.com September 29, 2010 Get ready to meet America’s new mercenaries. They could be the same as the old ones. A new multibillion-dollar private security contract to protect U.S. diplomats is “about to drop” as early as this week, say two State Department sources, who requested anonymity because the contract is... »

Google’s Schmidt: Computers ‘Augmenting’ Humanity By: Mark Hachman PCMag.com SAN FRANCISCO – More and more, computers will serve to “augment humanity” by filtering and directing relevant information to users, Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said Tuesday. In a speech at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference here, Schmidt reiterated several points that he made last Friday... »

Beyond the “New Atheism”? Russell Blackford Metamagician and the Hellfire Club IEET.org Understanding (and misunderstanding) the so-called New Atheists ——————————————————————————– Caspar Melville has a blog post over at The New Humanist in which he analyses a “debate” held a few days ago, apparently in London, on the subject “Beyond New Atheism: Where next for... »

Stuxnet ‘cyber superweapon’ moves to China BreitBart.com Sep 30 A computer virus dubbed the world’s “first cyber superweapon” by experts and which may have been designed to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities has found a new target — China. The Stuxnet computer worm has wreaked havoc in China, infecting millions of computers around the country,... »

Attack aimed at Iran nuclear plant and recently revealed 2008 incident at US base show spread of cyber weapons Peter Beaumont Guardian.co.uk Thursday 30 September 2010 The memory sticks were scattered in a washroom at a US military base in the Middle East that was providing support for the Iraq war. They were deliberately... »

Admits to turning off “knowledgeable people” with aggressive agenda on warming Steve Watson Infowars.net Thursday, Sept 30th, 2010 Ultra elitist environmental group The Royal Society has conceded that it has “uncertainties” over the science behind global warming, and admits that the planet is currently no longer heating up – a development that constitutes another... »

Joe Weisenthal BusinessInsider.com Sep. 30, 2010 Remember the Death Cross on the Dow. We saw that a few months ago in early July, when the 50-day moving average dove below the 200-day moving average, and everyone said the world was coming to an end. Well… that turned out to basically the bottom for the... »

By: James Quinn Market Oracle Sep 30, 2010 Now that the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, CNBC and every other mainstream media outlet have figured out what some financial blogs had figured out months ago The Great Debt Deleveraging Lie , everyone knows that the American consumers have not yet begun to deleverage.... »