Tag: Monarchives
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TPP Negotiators Accused Of Bullying; Refusing To Budge On Ridiculous IP And Corporate Sovereignty Demands
from techdirt.com: This is hardly a surprise, but more reports are coming out revealing that the US’s ongoing strategy in negotiating the TPP (Trans Pacific Partnership) agreement is to not take into account the many, many concerns about the US’s hardline, maximalist position on both intellectual property issues and efforts to give corporations sovereignty over…
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Occult Significance of 33rd Parallel
A 2006 World Mysteries article via Red Ice Creations takes reader on a mystical mystery tour of the 33rd parallel. The occult significance of the 33rd north latitude cannot be overestimated! Writer Gary David guides tour from Phoenix, AZ to Phoenicia and Babylon in the Middle East to Far East China and then back to…
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Who’s Behind the “Biggest Cyberattack” in China’s History?
from thediplomat.com: In what is being called the “biggest cyberattack in its history”, China’s internet was brought down by widespread distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on Sunday. As The Wall Street Journal reported, no one is quite sure where the attacks came from, but the timing is certainly interesting from a number of standpoints. Furthermore, some reports are saying…
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WikiLeaks Volunteer Was a Paid Informant for the FBI
from Wired.com: On an August workday in 2011, a cherubic 18-year-old Icelandic man named Sigurdur “Siggi” Thordarson walked through the stately doors of the U.S. embassy in Reykjavík, his jacket pocket concealing his calling card: a crumpled photocopy of an Australian passport. The passport photo showed a man with a unruly shock of platinum blonde…
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Growing Chorus Seeks Labels For Genetically Modified Food
From Maine to Washington, a growing number of states are taking on the issue of genetically engineered foods, fanning the flames of a decades-old debate about whether the products are dangerous to human health.
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Taiwanese Users Thwart Government Plans to Introduce Internet Blacklist Law
from EFF.org: Taiwan’s intellectual property office proposed a new Internet blacklist law that would have targeted websites for their alleged use in copyright infringement. The initiative would have forced Internet Service Providers to block a list of domains or IP addresses connected to websites and services found to enable “illegal” file sharing. In the face…
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‘Banned From The Bible’ Documentary
“Banned from the Bible,” a History Channel documentary, provides a survey of books – often popular in their time – but stature as canon not agreed upon and, as a result, lost to wider reading audiences.
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Venus’s South Pole Vortex = Whirlwind Size of Europe
You may view astronomy boring, but south pole vortex of Venus may change your mind? The present writer prefers 2006 image (picture), when double vortex appeared. The picture revealed Earth-like hurricane funnels. A prior post on Venus south pole vortex, is available here. In current article, “Venus’s South Pole Vortex –Strange Behavior of a Whirlwind…
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Nuclear Christmas, False Flag In America To Blame On Iran
Nukes gone missing include those lost in the early nineties in Somalia and 2007 Barksdale missing nuke episode here in the US.
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Fukushima’s Uncertainty Problem
It’s been well over a year since multiple meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan sparked the worst nuclear crisis in 25 years — and it is remarkable how little we still know about its impact.
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The CBS Eye Looks Inside Plum Island’s Secret Labs
Video: Plumbing the mysteries of Plum Island from inquisitr.com: For the first time in many years, members of the press got inside the U.S. Government’s secret labs at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center. CBS News reported that the island, which is controlled by the Department of Homeland Security, has labs staffed by scientists from…
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GE ‘EnviroPig’ Project Stops Research
This week, the University of Guelph, the Canadian university that developed the genetically engineered (GE) “Enviropig,” announced it is closing down its research. The Center for Food Safety (CFS) is now calling on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to stop any work on approving the GE pig.


