Month: July 2013
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Police Documents on License Plate Scanners Reveal Mass Tracking
from ACLU.org: Automatic license plate readers are the most widespread location tracking technology you’ve probably never heard of. Mounted on patrol cars or stationary objects like bridges, they snap photos of every passing car, recording their plate numbers, times, and locations. At first the captured plate data was used just to check against lists of…
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213 Women Who Took Gardasil Suffered Permanent Disability
from realfarmacy.com: Naomi Snell, a 28-year-old woman in Melbourne, Australia, is leading a class-action civil lawsuit against drug maker Merck after suffering autoimmune and neurological complications following injections with the HPV vaccine, Gardasil. After receiving the first of three doses of the vaccine, Naomi suffered convulsions, severe back and neck pain, and lost her ability…
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We Did The March, Now Join The Revolt. #MonsantoVideoRevolt
from MonsantoVideoRevolt.com: At this point in history, we have the unique opportunity to reclaim our food supply from biotech juggernauts like Monsanto. We have the ability to remove the mutated GMO garbage from our dinner tables, and demand that activism turn into anti-Monsanto legislation. This is the goal of the Monsanto Video Revolution. The March…
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ACCC directs water companies to remove ‘organic’ claims
from apperspective.net: The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has directed seven suppliers of bottled water to remove ‘organic’ claims from labelling and marketing material. An eighth supplier has withdrawn its product from sale. The changes come as a result of negotiations between the ACCC and the manufacturers, and mean enforcement action will be avoided.…
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‘Neural dust’ brain implants could revolutionize brain-machine interfaces and allow large-scale data recording
from StratRisks.com: In a potential neuroscience breakthrough, University of California Berkeley scientists have proposed a system that allows for thousands of ultra-tiny “neural dust” chips to be inserted into the brain to monitor neural signals at high resolution and communicate data highly efficiently via ultrasound. The neural dust design promises to overcome a serious limitation…
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“Behold a Pale Horse” by William Cooper audio book
“Behold a Pale Horse” is a 1991 book by William Milton Cooper and proof of its veracity is the test of time! Or, is it a script and form of predictive programming to get us familiar with what’s in store for us? Is it a means to acclimate us, so our sensibilities aren’t totally shocked…
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‘Hitler and the Occult’
History class didn’t teach students about the occult background of Adolf Hitler. National Geographic Channel fills gap with 45 minute doc, “Hitler and the Occult,” a nice survey of many occult figures to influence Hitler. Dietrich Eckart is revealed as Hitler’s Mentor. A most interesting story related about famous (and Jewish) soothsayer Erik Jan…
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Ag-Gag in Action: National Geographic Photographer Arrested After Aerial Photos
from BlackListedNews.com: Ag-gag laws are cropping up like Whac-a-Mole across the states in an attempt to protect large-scale farming and cattle operations from those pesky activists who find out about abuse and cruelty. Instead of addressing the systemic issue of transparency and animal/food safety, lobbying leads to more laws that inhibit the freedom to speak…
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Kim Dotcom Planning To Invest In Privacy Startups
from techdirt.com: We were just discussing how there’s a sudden renewed interest among many entrepreneurs to build much more security and privacy conscious apps. In that post, we noted that Kim Dotcom’s Mega is working on encrypted chat and email, but it appears he wants to go much further. He’s now announced that he’s starting…
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US Military Tracks #GMO Campaigners and Independent Scientists
from sustainablepulse.com: The largest German daily newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung has today published a shocking article that reveals how Monsanto, the US Military and the US government track both anti-GMO Campaigners and Independent Scientists who study the dangers of GMOs. In a very detailed article the Süddeutsche Zeitung journalists reveal information on how the US Government “advances the…
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Mining in Space – The Next Frontier?
from TheDiplomat.com: Off-Earth mining is no longer science fiction. Pacific Rim countries lead the way. Given the rising global demand for rare-earth elements (REE) and the necessity to synthesize exotic materials for numerous high-tech applications, extra-terrestrial mining is likely to become the next race in space. REE are used in state-of-the-art electronics, nuclear technologies, lasers,…
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Japan Stops HPV Vaccines Citing Adverse Effects
from TruthstreamMedia.com: The Japanese government has officially stopped recommending the Human Papillomavirus vaccines and has begun warning its citizens against taking the shot. Standard Digital reports: In effect, the Japanese Ministry of Health is saying quite categorically that it has no faith in Gardasil and Cervarix. While the vaccines will remain freely available in the…
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What Edith Rockefeller Can Lead To… Part 1
from Holy Hexes: In the middle of the labyrinth that leads to the truth, an occupant can become entangled in distractions. Connecting the dots, or navigating the green hedges in order to shine light on relative unknowns, while using the internet, is a tricky and sometimes daunting task. This bit of research is going to explore some of the dots I’ve…
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Illuminati OKC Ritual Exposed?
Riggedreality.com, in nice sub-three minute video, provides the hints that our lives are indeed tied to strings. Many viewers are already aware of 1994 predictive programming novel, “The Final Jihad,” by the brother of ex-Oklahoma governor Frank Keating, Norman Keating, which seems a thinly veiled script for 1995 bombing of Murrah building in Oklahoma City? …
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Big Pharma Using India’s Poor as ‘Lab Rats’ to Test Meds
from southweb.org: Multinational pharmaceutical companies are treating patients in India like “lab rats,” distributing untested drugs for research purposes without the patients’ informed consent, Agency France-Presse highlighted on Thursday in a report pulling from personal accounts. The issue is ongoing and widespread and has been subject to a Supreme Court Case in India — which led…