Christina England | VacTruth | 5 Oct 2014 As Bill Gates faces a lawsuit for the illegal testing of tribal children in India, it appears that his crimes against humanity have finally caught up with him. A recent report published by Health Impact News has reported that the Gates Foundation has found itself facing a…
Paul Craig Robert | Institute for Political Economy | 2 Oct 2014 It is amazing how the government manages to continue selling Brooklyn Bridges to a gullible public. Americans buy wars they don’t need and economic recoveries that do not exist. The best investment in America is a highly leveraged fund that invests only in…
Gamal Nkrumah | Al Ahram | 2 Oct 2014 [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyShGogzIn4?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] Argentinian President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner deserves acclaim and commendation from the international community. At the UN Security Council brainstorming session on “terrorism”, Fernández de Kirchner did not mince her words. Her candour was breathtakingly courageous. Fernández set the record straight, much to the consternation…
Andrew Levine | Counter Punch | 3-5 Oct 2014 There are “get-out-of-jail-free” cards that come with superpower status, but they don’t always work. Still, it is better to be a superpower than to be dependent on one as those get-out-of-jail-free cards lose their value. This is why, bad as things now are in the Land…
Robert Parry | Consortium News | 3 Oct 2014 Exclusive: For the past three years, Official Washington has viewed the Syrian civil war as “white-hatted” rebels against “black-hatted” President Assad, but finally some of the “gray-hatted” reality is breaking through, though perhaps too late, Robert Parry reports. By Robert Parry In late summer 2013, Official…
John Hinderaker | Powerline | 29 Sept 2014 It isn’t quite true to say that the science is settled–climate science is in its infancy, and we have only a poor understanding of the Earth’s climate. Just about every proposition is controversial. But we are very close to being able to say that, as to global…
Seth Ferris | New Eastern Outlook | 27 Sept 2014 History goes in cycles. Sometimes every substantial country wants to create a colonial empire, by walking into other countries and taking them over, to become part of the family of great nations. At other times, like now, not only are former colonies being made into…
Stuff | 3 Oct 2014 Opponents of fluoride are trying to force the Ministry of Health to treat it as a medicine and regulate the amount added to tap water, the High Court at Wellington has been told. But even should they succeed, the ministry plans to exempt immediately fluoride added to public water supplies…
By Prof Jason Kissner | Global Research | October 03, 2014 To begin, consider that people like Dr. Sanjay Gupta keep saying that the Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan had “told the nurse” who attended to him upon his first arrival at the Texas Presbyterian Hospital Emergency Room that he had “traveled “to” Africa.” That’s…