Archive for May 15th, 2011

The Intel Hub By Avalon May 15th, 2011 So, you think you have rights? Do you really have rights that are honored and respected, or are your Rights something that you must constantly fight to protect and have respected? The former is more likely to be the real truth – accept or not at... »

by Nomi Prins ZeroHedge.com 05/15/2011 China is by no means a panacea of economic equality or perfect policy. It has a fast growing portion of billionaires and accounts for nearly a third of the world’s luxury goods consumption, while its per capita GDP ranks 125th globally, and 2.8% of Chinese live below the poverty... »

AllenLRolandsBlog.com Sunday, May 15, 2011 The Main Stream Press continues to ignore Fukushima but the two month catastrophe continues unabated as TEPCO now admits it lied about the severity of the damage to reactor #1 and that a nuclear meltdown has occurred that continues to release deadly amounts of radiation comparable to Chernobyl: Allen... »

3.NHK.or.jp Sunday, May 15, 2011 Tokyo Electric Power Company, the operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, says most of the fuel rods in the No.1 reactor had dropped to the bottom of the pressure vessel within 16 hours of the earthquake on March 11th. The utility revealed its study on the subject... »

by Bob Chapman Global Research May 15, 2011 The elitists who run America from behind the scenes have serious problems in trying to keep a badly damaged financial and economic system afloat. Ironically, these same characters are the ones responsible for the system and the condition that it is in today. It is not... »

The Spirit of Antichrist: Polycarp vs. Bishop John Shelby Spong Logosapologia.org May 13, 2011 It has been said that there are no new heresies. In light of that, apologists have a wealth of scholarship to draw upon in the works of the apostolic fathers. One such early leader, Polycarp, died for his faith when... »

By Damien Gayle DailyMail.uk Used by the U.S. military, security programme Geotime tracks suspects’ movements and communications and displays them on a 3D graphic Police are using software to track the moves of suspects across the digital world, it has emerged, provoking fury among civil rights and privacy campaigners. The Metropolitan Police has bought... »

HomeLandCouncil.org Gilbert Thompson was an employee of the U.S. Geological Survey who, well over a century ago, found himself working in the wilds of New Mexico. On August 8, 1882, he had occasion to write and put into the mail an order to pay another man the sum of “seventy five dollars.” He identified... »

The trouble with big brother’s eye Tehelka.com The company that will provide biometric solutions for the UID project employs former US intelligence officials. What does this mean for our security, asks Baba Umar LAST YEAR, Tembhali, a hamlet of around 1,500 villagers in Maharashtra’s Nandurbar district, suddenly received a facelift — paved roads, painted... »

PressTv.ir An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale has hit off the east coast of Honshu, Japan, the United States Geological Survey says. The quake occurred at 08:35 a.m. local time on Saturday morning (2335 GMT on Friday), Xinhua reported. No tsunami warning was issued following the tremor, and there were no immediate... »