Archive for September 17th, 2010

The populist movement is more a critique of the GOP than a wing of it. By Peggy Noonan WSJ.com This fact marks our political age: The pendulum is swinging faster and in shorter arcs than it ever has in our lifetimes. Few foresaw the earthquake of 2008 in 2006. No board-certified political professional predicted,... »

by Alex Newman TheNewAmerican.com Thursday, 16 September The Federal Reserve has been a nightmare for the American people. It inflates the money supply, thereby devaluing already-existing money and placing a massive hidden tax on the people via rising prices. It also uses its monopoly power to cause interest rates to go up or down,... »

The Death Panel Is About to Rule: Death for Geraldine Satossky Robert Wenzel EconomicPolicyJournal.com Thursday, September 16, 2010 The government should have never gotten into the healthcare business. Under the guise of providing healthcare for those who couldn’t afford it, they have expanded the concept so that under ObamaCare we will all be forced... »

Media Climate Change Bias; Only Melting Ice Makes News by Dr. Tim Ball CanadaFreePress.com Thursday, September 16, 2010 Figure 1 shows the extent of Antarctic sea ice for 2010 up to September 10. Ice extent has been about 1 million square kilometers above the 1979 – 2000 average. Notice the 2009 ice amount was... »

By Dr. Laurie Roth September 17, 2010 NewsWithViews.com I’m laughing as I’m writing this. 31 Democrats have signed onto a letter to Pelosi saying they want tax cuts for all, not just those making under $250,000 a year. Naturally, those 31 are most concerned about re election campaigns. With what they have seen already... »

By Cliff Kincaid September 17, 2010 NewsWithViews.com In a classic case of misdirection, while the media are preoccupied with the fate of the Bush tax cuts, President Obama is preparing to attend a United Nations summit next week to endorse “innovative finance mechanisms”—global taxes—to drain even more wealth out of the U.S. economy. A... »

In the Debate Over RFID Tracking, Children are The Testing Ground by Aaron Saenz SingularityHub.com September 15th, 2010 RFID tags are already embedded in millions of products you buy…and your children could be next. In the ongoing debate over privacy and surveillance, Radio Frequency ID tags occupy a very interesting position. They are invaluable... »