Tag: algeria
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Spanish Murals Show Man Used Magic Mushrooms 6,000 Years Ago
Long before the modern hippy discovered them, magic mushrooms – hallucinogenic fungi – were used by ancient humans in religious ceremonies.
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algeria shuts down the net as protest mounts
There are reports out of Algeria, the government has deleted internet and facebook accounts across the country, according to an article at The Telegraph. “‘The government doesn’t want us forming crowds through the internet,’ said Rachid Salem, of Co-ordination for Democratic Change in Algeria.” The article reports 30,000 riot police on the streets of Algiers…
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As Oil and Food Prices Rise, Arab States Buy Up Farmland In Africa
In response to the recent food riots in Algeria and Tunisia, and to rising oil prices (the price/barrel of crude is, once again, nearing $100) some Arab states (including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) have been buying-up farm land in parts of Africa.
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cia, criminals in action: spies like US & algerian rape
jailed cia spy enlisted oregonian son to collect from russian agentsfrom washington times: Even after becoming the highest-ranking CIA agent ever convicted of espionage, Harold James Nicholson continued running spy games, prosecutors say. In fact, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday, Nicholson made it a family affair. Nicholson, 58, and his 24-year-old son, Nathaniel James…
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9/11 updates: propaganda, tribunals & failed experiments
new a&e fbi show portrays 9/11 truthers as dope smoking terroristsfrom paul joseph watson: A new FBI drama currently showing on A&E portrays 9/11 truthers as dope smoking terrorists in its pilot episode, a ploy made all the more interesting for the fact that A&E is part-owned by Hearst Corporation, which has also attempted to…
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news on the march
estimate says iran nuke program stopped in 2003from iht: A new U.S. intelligence report concludes that Iran’s nuclear weapons development program has been halted since the fall of 2003 because of international pressure – a stark contrast to the conclusions U.S. spy agencies drew just two years ago. and now, for more on this story…
