Archive for May 9th, 2011

ENENews.com May 9th, 2011 Canada and U.S. cut back radiation reporting, CBC News, May 9, 2011: Canadian and U.S. authorities have both cut back radiation reporting after detecting only minuscule increases following the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear crisis, despite ongoing clean-up efforts in Japan. But some critics felt the move was premature given that... »

ENENews.com May 9th, 2011 U.S.-Japan joint survey reveals high radiation beyond evacuation zone, Asahi Shimbun, May 8, 2011: Emphasis Added The first map of ground surface contamination within 80 kilometers of the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant shows radiation levels higher in some municipalities than those in the mandatory relocation zone around... »

Extremely radioactive sewage detected in 19 out of 20 places tested in Japan at distances over 65 Kilometers from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. by Alexander Higgins Alexander Higgins.com May 9, 2011 On May 7th Arnie Gunderson gave us a brief overview of the most threatening issues at the Fukushima nuclear reactor.... »

by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Global Research May 9, 2011 The White House’s “death of bin Laden” story has come apart at the seams. Will it make any difference that before 48 hours had passed the story had changed so much that it no longer bore any resemblance to President Obama’s Sunday evening broadcast... »

by Tom Burghardt Global Research May 9, 2011 Despite last week’s “termination” of America’s bête noire, Osama bin Laden, the reputed “emir” and old “new Hitler” of the Afghan-Arab database of disposable Western intelligence assets known as al-Qaeda, Secrecy News reports an uptick in domestic spying. Never mind that the administration is engaged in... »

Robert W. Johnson Business Insider May 9, 2011 Following last weeks seizure of al Qaeda documents from Osama Bin laden’s compound, there has been a flood of intelligence prompting U.S. attention. Among the released data, the most compelling so far, has been the planned rail attack on the tenth anniversary of the September 11... »

Psychological resurrection of Osama sees Israeli-style security coming to the streets of America in move towards internal passports and pervasive security checkpoints Steve Watson & Paul Joseph Watson Prisonplanet.com May 9, 2011 In the wake of rampant and escalated fears over terror attacks on transport systems in major US cities, and a spate of... »

Children of Guanajuato, Mexico in Biometric D-Base by Alexander Weinstock SingularityHub.com iometrics is penetrating deeper into our lives than ever before. Next-generation passports with stored fingerprint data are being issued in almost every country. Russia is moving toward a universal identification card, supposed to arrive sometime next year, which we have covered before. However,... »

The Intel Hub May 8th, 2011 ust days after the CIA released information allegedly found in the compound of Osama Bin Laden that indicated Al Qaeda is planning to target U.S. railways, a leading Democratic has proposed new security measures for all Amtrak stations in America. The simple fact is that the staged death... »

Chris Powell of GATA ZeroHedge.com 05/09/2011 As gasoline prices passed $4 per gallon in Connecticut, Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Joseph D. Courtney joined President Obama in denouncing “speculators” and urging investigation of manipulation in the oil market. There are a few problems with this. First is that such investigations have been undertaken before,... »