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updates: mtsar, government attic & gold corp
just another quick note on some more things i’ve missed: a huge thanks to michael tsarion for putting our recent interview on his youtube channel, unslaved films … also, some listeners have asked me to mention one good & one bad thing. the good: government attic has tons of historical documents, oddities & government bloopers…
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Police State Updates: Recruiting, Nightmarish, Hysteria
Collapse survival will be tribal: Begin recruiting now // Predator drones patrol entire US-Mexico border // GPS tracks Chicago school bus kids // Boss made her a sex slave, Homeland Security worker says // FBI paid informant in Bronx synagogue bomb plot $97k, who provided terror suspects with fake bombs
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US Declares iPhone ‘Jailbreaking’ Legal Over Apple Objections
Federal regulators lifted a cloud of uncertainty when they announced it was lawful to hack or “jailbreak” an iPhone, declaring Monday there was “no basis for copyright law to assist Apple in protecting its restrictive business model.”
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Police State Updates: Scenarios for the Future
Scenarios for the Future of Tech & Int’l Development: Rockefeller study predictably sees future oligarchy // Obama sends 1,200 National Guardsmen to seal Mexican border // Schwarzenegger mobilizes Natl Guard to border
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New Report Shows Food Dyes Linked To Cancer
Many artificial food dyes that colour everything from breakfast cereal to ice cream should be banned because they pose cancer risks, a new report from the Center for Science in the Public Interest says.
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Food Prices to Rise By Up To 40% Over Next Decade, UN Report Warns
Food prices are set to rise as much as 40% over the coming decade amid growing demand from emerging markets and for biofuel production, according to a United Nations report today which warns of rising hunger and food insecurity.
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Privacy Fears Mount As Ad Targeting Grows
In the quest for better targeted advertising, marketers are using high-tech tools that can pinpoint a person’s location, demographics and habits, raising the hackles of privacy activists.
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Florida Judge Rules Post On RateMyCop.com Is Protected Speech
A federal judge has struck down a Florida law prohibiting the publication of a police officer’s name, phone number or address, calling the statute an unconstitutional restraint on speech.
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right on time: sec finds no sign 9/11 conspirators bet on attacks
from aolnews: Nearly nine years, two recessions and thousands of conspiracy theories later, the U.S. government has made it official: Initial speculation after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that plotters made financial bets against airlines or other companies hurt by the events was unfounded. The Securities and Exchange Commission began its inquiry into the matter on…
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American Meat Is Even Grosser Than You Thought
While the public has gotten used to microbes like E. coli and salmonella threatening the nation’s meat supply, and while food safety agencies make food-borne illness a high-profile priority, contamination of meat by heavy metals, veterinary drugs and pesticides has been slipping through the bureaucratic cracks.
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Study: Fair Use Contributes Trillions to US Economy
A new study unveiled Tuesday sets out to examine intellectual property in a different light: How fair use — which doesn’t require permission from the copyright holder — actually benefits the economy.
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Webcamgate Expands As Lawyers Say 1000s of Pictures Taken
A webcam spying scandal at a suburban Philadelphia school district is broadening, with lawyers claiming the district secretly snapped thousands of webcam images of students using school-issued laptops without the pupils’ knowledge or consent.
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Terror Drills, Private Military Contractors & Police State Prep
On top of this, the Obama administration has recently been emphasizing the threat of a domestic nuclear attack. President Obama’s remarks at the Nuclear Security Summit on April 13, 2010 emphasize that the threat of terrorists using nuclear weapons inside of major metropolitan cities is one of the “greatest threats” that the world faces…
