Richard Becker | Liberation News | February 06, 2015 The news that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency carried out a meticulously planned terrorist car bombing in Damascus, Syria, in February 2008 appeared on the front page of the Jan. 31, 2015, Washington Post. It was an outrageous action in the capital of a sovereign state. By all…
Reuters | February 6, 2015 The Obama administration is considering whether to declassify still-secret sections of a congressional inquiry into the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks which examined Saudi Arabian support for Islamist militants, the White House said on Thursday. Interest in the 28-page section of the report was raised after an imprisoned former al Qaeda…
Kurt Nimmo | Infowars.com | February 6, 2015 A Russian television news network, Life News, claims the Ukrainian military is using NATO ordnance in eastern Ukraine. Watch video The report filed last week outside Horlivka, also known as Gorlovka in Russian, in the Donetsk Oblast shows a deputy brigade commander of the Donetsk People’s…
CBC News | February 6, 2015 Editor’s note: This article was first published on Oct 20, 2011. An unusual vaccine observation from a large measles outbreak in Quebec may raise some alarm among those who attend the annual meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Measles cases have surged in parts of Canada and the United States…
David Bruser, Jesse McLean | The Star.com | February 6, 2015 Although hundreds of thousands of girls in Canada have safely taken Gardasil, at least 60 Canadians experienced debilitating illnesses after inoculation By the time Kaitlyn Armstrong received her third and final injection of the popular HPV vaccine Gardasil, pain had spread through the Whitby…
Associated Press | February 6, 2015 GCHQ not required to pay fine or delete any of the illegally gathered data United Kingdom spies acted illegally when they scooped up data about Britons’ electronic communications gathered by the U.S. National Security Agency, a court ruled Friday in a landmark judgment against Britain’s security services. But the judges…
Paul Bedard | Washington Examiner | February 6, 2015 In a survey of investigative reporters that makes Richard Nixon’s enemies list look like child’s play, nearly seven in 10 said they believe that the Obama administration has spied on their phone calls, emails and online searches. According to a Pew Research Center survey of…
GWPF | 6 Feb 2015 Climate scientists should take some basic courses in statistics A recent paper in Nature has received worldwide media attention because of its claim to have shown that the recent hiatus in surface temperature rises was the result of natural variability. The lead author, Jochem Marotzke of the Max Planck Institute, also claimed…
Paul Joseph Watson | February 6, 2015 Pakistani rape gangs targeted white children, authorities covered up scandal over ‘racism’ fears The girls were specifically selected by the Muslim rape gangs because they were white. They were seen as “easy meat”. Their so-called “white privilege” didn’t help them at all – in fact it was an…
Atlas Monitor | 7 Feb 2014 Eighty per cent of people polled distrust their government and business with distrust higher in Western countries such as the US, Germany, France and the UK than in India and China according to a recent survey. Trust levels in business are higher than in government for peoples of the US,…