Month: July 2013
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Montana becomes First State to Require Search Warrants for Cellphone Location Tracking
from allgov.com: California had its chance, but now Montana has become the first state in the U.S. to require that police obtain a search warrant before using a person’s cellphone records to track their whereabouts. The new law mandates that law enforcement have probable cause before asking a judge for a warrant that permits the…
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Watchdog group finds carcinogen in Pepsi
from usatoday.com: An environmental group said Wednesday that the caramel coloring used in Pepsi still contains a worrisome level of a carcinogen, even after the drink maker said it would change its formula. In March, PepsiCo Inc. and Coca-Cola Co. both said they would adjust their formulas nationally after California passed a law mandating drinks…
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New World Next Week: Episode160 – Independent’s Day, Hacking Hypocrisy, Vatican Arrests
NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode160 – Independent’s Day, Hacking Hypocrisy, Vatican Arrests Welcome to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: Eleven Revolutionary Ways To Celebrate Your Independence From The System On This July…
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The Occult in Russian and Soviet Culture
from H-Net Reviews.org: In the world of the occult, Russia, formerly known as the Soviet Union, seems to be rarely mentioned. From a Cornell University press release entitled The Occult in Russian and Soviet Culture, “contributors explore the varieties of occult thinking characteristic of prerevolutionary Russia, including Kabbalah, theosophy, anthroposophy, and the fascination with Satanism.…
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U.S. space-based missile alert system moves forward
from StratRisks.com: The United States’ futuristic missile alert system operating from outer space moved forward with Lockheed Martin’s delivery of the third “highly elliptical earth orbit” satellite payload system. A further fourth HEO is due to complete the USAF order, which will be yet another step toward initiating the Space Based Infrared System. SBIRS is…
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Video: Akbar – “Good Food”
Check out the OFFICIAL video for “Good Food” by Akbar | Directed by FredOnes
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‘Illuminati of Bavaria’
A fine 45 minute overview, “Illuminati of Bavaria,” part 2 of 4 parts series, “Secret Socities – The String Pullers,” fills in viewer on mysterious occult group founded May 1, 1776 in Munich, Germany by Jesuit Adam Weishaupt. Notably, Illuminati, were created, within a Freemason lodge reports doc and introduced three membership levels based…
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Twitter Wants to Start Tracking You on the Web, Here’s How to Opt-Out
from LifeHacker.com: In a blog post today, Twitter announced that they’re “experimenting with new ways of targeting ads,” which is their way of saying they’re planning to track you around the web—even when you leave Twitter—and relay that information to advertisers to craft better ads. Here’s how to opt out. If this sounds familiar, it…
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Unapproved GM rice trials in U.S. may have contaminated the world’s rice supply
from NaturalNews.com: New evidence has emerged suggesting that the entire global supply of rice may have already been contaminated by unapproved, genetically-modified (GM) rice varieties manufactured by the American multinational corporation Bayer CropScience. A recent entry in the GM Contamination Register explains that between the years of 2006 and 2007, three different varieties of illegal…
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Homeland Security Considering Arming Border Drones With ‘Non-Lethal Weapons’
from StratRisks.com: Attacks by U.S. unmanned drones in the Middle East and Africa are commonplace, but it would be unheard of to see these aerial military weapons appearing over the U.S.-Mexico border. Yet it’s a possible scenario, according to a newly-unearthed document from the country’s leading federal border agency, U.S. Customs and Border Protection. According…
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World Leaders Denounce Monsanto Exec Winning World Food Prize
from naturalsociety.com: Last month, Monsanto executive Robert Fraley received the World Food Prize. This highly esteemed prize, considered among many to be the “Nobel Prize” of food, was given to the chief technology officer of the chemical company who is ironically working to diabolically destroy agriculture as we know it. As Anthony Gucciardi puts it,…
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US government declares hacking an act of war, then hacks allies
from washingtonexaminer.com: Revelations from European leaders on Monday that the National Security Agency bugged European Union offices in Washington and hacked into its computer network bring to light hypocrisy on the part of the U.S. government. In 2011, the Pentagon released its first formal cyber strategy, which called computer hacking from other nations an “act…
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‘Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove’
In two hour video, a young Alex Jones crashes Bohemian Grove to record occult-drenched “Cremation of Care” ceremony (1:18 mark). “Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove,” a 2000 docu- mentary, also serves as period piece, first scenes in an airport prior to Homeland Security and the TSA. Jones first canvasses local residents about 2700 acre refuge…