Month: May 2013
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The war against the organic mafia
from presseurop.eu: Fraud in the organic farming sector has become a thriving international industry made up of a complex network of companies that bears all the marks of traditional organised crime. Earlier, in the supposedly good old days, lone farmers or traders in the organic business stooped to cheating at their worst. Here, they sprayed…
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‘Campaign to Stop Killer Robots’ calling for ban on ‘fully autonomous weapons’
from rawstory.com: The idea of autonomous killer robots may seem like the stuff of science fiction, but human rights groups are already preparing for what appears to be the future of weaponry. The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, a coalition of international groups, is preparing for a global summit in Geneva Switzerland on Wednesday, May 29…
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Did Pope Perform Exorcism in St Petersburg Square?
You Tube summary supplies scoop: “The Internet is buzzing with speculation that the Pope has carried out his first exorcism after a video emerged of him in St Peter’s Square.” A Vatican spokesman denies an exor- cism took place. “Rite of Exorcism” post below details ritual. The Pope’s encounter seems too brief to fulfill the…
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NASA taps 3-D printer firm for ‘Star Trek’-style food replicator
from rawstory.com: U.S. space agency NASA has tapped 3-D printer firm Systems & Materials Research Corporation (SMRC) to create the first-ever “Star Trek”-style food replicator using 3-D printing technology. According to Quartz, NASA gave the company a six month, $125,000 grant contract to focus on developing 3-D printers that use cartridges full of carbohydrates,…
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Monsanto Declares a Sneaky Social Media War Against Protesters
from ActivistPost.com: One of the most powerful tools in the arsenal of the grass roots food freedom fight is social media. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and many more networks allow people to instantly connect and provide a platform for information to be passed on exponentially. Facebook and Google are the two biggest websites in the…
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Sci-Fi Audio: ‘A Martian Odyssey’
Gregg Margarite, a prolific audio book reader, provides description at Librivox website of science fiction writer Stanley G Weinbaum: “…best known for his short story ‘A Martian Odyssey’ which has been influencing Science Fiction since it was first published in 1934. Weinbaum is considered the first writer to contrive an alien who thought as well…
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OK Drone: Vietnam Enters the UAV Market
from apperspective.net: Vietnam flight tested six indigenously made Unmanned Aerials Vehicles (UAVs) over the weekend, Xinhua News Agency reported. “After three days of tests, from May 17-19, in Da Lat city and Lac Duong district of Lam Dong province, six vehicles made by the Vietnam Space Technology Institute, under the Vietnam Academy of Science and…
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Fireballs in the Skies
American Meteor Society reported sightings of fireballs over the nights of May 18 and May19. Fireballs were reported in the skies above Virgina, Missouri, Colorado and Arizona. Does this represent an increase in meteor activity? Is it a sign of Nibiru?
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Rite of Exorcism
HowStuffWorks explains “How Exorcism Works.” A brief amd informative article provides nice overview of rite: “In January 1999, the Vatican issued a revised exorcism rite to be used by Catholic priests. The directions for conducting an exorcism comprise a single section in the Roman Ritual (Rituale Romanum), one of the books describing the official rites…
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Major Hollywood Studios All Sent Bogus DMCA Takedowns Concerning The Pirate Bay Documentary
from techdirt.com: We see so many bogus DMCA (Digital Millenium Copywright Act) takedowns, and we hear the big copyright holders insisting that it’s just an accident each and every time — and not to worry about the collateral damage and censorship it leads to. So it seems interesting that TorrentFreak has uncovered a series of…
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‘Like hardened criminals’: UK police sample DNA from 120,000 children in 2 years
from RT.com: British police collected the DNA of more than 120,000 children in just two years, with a thousand of them aged 10 at the time of the swab. Most of the youngsters have committed no punishable crime, but their DNA data will be stored for years. “It is disappointing to see valuable crime-fighting resources…
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Pagan Roots of Christianity from Mithraism
Jesusneverexited.com describes Mithraism: “Eclipsed as it was in later centuries by the faith of Christ, Mithraism – or rather, its Romanised form Sol Invictus – was the first ‘universal religion’ of the Greco-Roman world. Mithraism waged – and lost – a three-hundred year battle with the upstart religion of Christ, into which much of its…
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Researcher “Mapping The Food Genome” Of What Americans Eat
from cbsnews.com: Do your kids love chocolate milk? It may have more calories on average than you thought. Same goes for soda. Until now, the only way to find out what people in the United States eat and how many calories they consume has been government data, which can lag behind the rapidly expanding and…
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Biggest meteor hits Moon
from ITwire.com: The U.S. space agency NASA has been watching the Moon for about eight years, looking for signs of meteoroids hitting the lunar surface. The results show that hundreds of recorded impacts occur each year. However, the biggest one ever recorded occurred on March 17th. Bill Cooke, of the Meteoroid Environment Office at…
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A ”68” MUSTANG ON THE NEUROLOGICAL HIGHWAYS OF A TRANSHUMANIST ARMAGEDDON
Paul McGuire takes writing of Bible prophecy to another level in recent article, “A ”68” MUSTANG ON THE NEUROLOGICAL HIGHWAYS OF A TRANS- HUMANIST ARMAGEDDON.” McGuire writes article in his current hyperbolic style, and often, seems difficult to accept? It is as if reader suffers same neurological overload, the writer describes as main propaganda tool…