Archive for October 23rd, 2010

Polls show that most people feel strikes against pension reform are justified, but the Senate vote in favour of the measures should be respected and the oil refinery blockades should end Kim Willsher GuardianUK Sunday 24 October 2010 A flurry of polls revealed yesterday that France is bitterly divided over continuing industrial action as... »

France Shut-down Over Retirement Age Battle Workers who have contributed to France’s steadily increasing wealth over decades are enraged that Sarkozy is re-neging on his campaign promise to not raise retirement age. Agence France Presse Alternet.org October 22, 2010 French unions step up pressure on President Nicolas Sarkozy to cave in on pension reform,... »

by Brian D. Hill U.S.W.G.O.org It is now confirmed by USWGO News that the DSM-IV-TR Manual labels free thinkers, non conformers, civil disobedient advocates, those that question authority, and people considered hostile toward the government (aka Oath keepers and local militias) as mentally ill with the illness titled “oppositional defiant disorder” or ODD. It... »

by Bob Chapman Global Research October 23, 2010 The foreclosure crisis has set its sights on MERS, the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, which files almost all of the foreclosure actions in behalf of lenders. The problem never anticipated by lenders is that the company has no legal standing to do such things. In addition... »

TerraDaily.com McLean VA (SPX) Oct 22, 2010 Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently coordinated a nationwide demonstration showing the ability to deploy a common, interoperable credentialing system that enables electronic identity authentication for government and industry personnel. The demonstration, dubbed “Autumn Blend,” showed the use... »

The Australian.com.au NICOLAS Sarkozy will use his G20 leadership role to push forward a new diplomatic and monetary world order that embraces Russia. He proposes a powerful European alliance which could threaten to destabilise US dominance. At the same time, the ambitious French President wants to craft a new global economic framework that would... »

Robert Farley WorldPoliticsReview.com In June, Rolling Stone helped bring down Gen. Stanley McChrystal by publishing “The Runaway General,” a Michael Hastings article depicting McChrystal’s staff as contemptuous of civilian authority. Last month, Bob Woodward’s “Obama’s Wars” suggested that the uniformed military had boxed President Barack Obama into an escalation of the Afghanistan War. In... »

by Shannon Arledge EmergencyMangement.com October 22, 2010 Threats against America and its citizens are real, and the need for ready responders is ever more critical. Response personnel must remain vigilant and skilled with the preparedness knowledge to protect the citizens and cities they serve. FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), located in Anniston, Ala.,... »

by Clint Smith FinancialSense.com Fri, 22 Oct 2010 The US Department of Energy (DoE) calls oil “the lifeblood of modern civilisation”.1 Around 86 million barrels (13.7 billion litres) are consumed each day. Oil supplies 37 percent of the world’s energy demand,2 including 40 percent of New Zealand’s energy demand.3 It powers nearly all of... »

By Mike Adams Natural News.com I encountered my first airport naked body scanner while flying out of California today, and of course I decided to “opt out” of the scan. You do this by telling the blue-shirted TSA agents that you simply wish to opt out of the body scanner. Here’s what happened after... »