The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) 6 Nov 2013 2013 Annual GWPF Lecture London 5 November 2013 I thank Nigel Lawson and his colleagues for their invitation to be here to-night. When he asked me to deliver this lecture Lord Lawson said that I could talk about what I chose. I think that was not…
NZ Herald 6 Nov 2013 Adam Bennett The second half of the Government’s rejig of spying laws passed its third reading yesterday as the Opposition warned that New Zealand was moving in the opposite direction to the rest of the world by granting spy agencies more powers. The Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) or TICS…
Natural News 6 Nov 2013 In what’s considered one of the country’s largest health care fraud settlements and one of the largest whistleblower payouts in U.S. history, Johnson & Johnson will pay $2.2 billion to settle charges involving the company’s role in marketing three prescription drugs for unapproved uses. As the saying goes, “But wait.…
John Pilger.com 5 Nov 2013 The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended on white walls, their blood and tears invisible. The parliament…
John Pilger.com 5 Nov 2013 The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended on white walls, their blood and tears invisible. The parliament…
SF Gate 5 Nov 2013 Mike Moffitt Don’t get a flu shot, warns conservative talk show host Michael Savage, because you just can’t trust the government. “Did Harry Reid get a flu shot?” the Larkspur, Calif., resident asked in a recent broadcast. “Did Barack Obama take a flu shot? Did Barack Obama’s lovely family take…
Global Research 3 Nov 2013 Phil Greaves In a report titled “Hezbollah shows strain of Syria war”, The Guardian’s Middle East Editor Ian Black, explains to the reader that Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah “sounds more troubled than defiant when he talks about the Syrian war these days”. Black doesn’t offer the reader a link…
Natural News 5 Nov 2013 Ethan Huff A significant number of people who have undergone treatment for cancer over the past several decades may not have ever actually had the disease, admits a new report commissioned by the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI). Published online in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), this…
Washington’s Blog 3 Nov 2013 U.S. and U.K. Attack Independent Journalists The U.S. government is targeting whistleblowers in order to keep its hypocrisy secret … so that it can keep on doing the opposite of what it tells other countries to do. As part of this effort to suppress information which would reveal the government’s hypocrisy,…
Press TV 4 Nov 2013 Washington’s approach to nuclear negotiations with Iran is aimed at “neutralizing” the Islamic Republic as an opponent in the Middle East and keeping “US hegemony in dominance,” an analyst says. “The goal is not to establish a peaceful mutually respectful relationship between Iran and the United States. The goal is…