This debate has raged for decades, but the following film gives some compelling evidence:
Monday, June 29, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
The Age Of Stupid
A recently released documentary asks why we have done nothing in the face of a global disaster which could endanger our own species. Here's the trailer:
You can watch the "making of" video, which is great in itself here
I could not find a US release date, but there will be a UK DVD release in September.
Surely, we're moving past the Age of Stupid, right? Right?
You can watch the "making of" video, which is great in itself here
I could not find a US release date, but there will be a UK DVD release in September.
Surely, we're moving past the Age of Stupid, right? Right?
Monday, June 22, 2009
Murder - Corporate Style
The town of Libby, Montana is synonymous with environmental disaster. It didnt grab the headlines like Love Canal did back in the 70's, but it shares the problems of lethal waste and helpless residents. Libby was located next to a vermiculite mine. The vermiculite was heavily contaminated with asbestos. Dust was everywhere. People are dying.
From Wikipedia:
"In February 2005 the Federal Government began a criminal conspiracy prosecution of Grace and of five Grace executives. The government alleges that Grace conspired to hide from employees and the town residents the asbestos dangers and that it knowingly released asbestos into the environment.
In May of 2009 W.R. Grace & Co., along with all of its executives, was found not guilty in connection with asbestos contamination of Libby, Montana, ending what was called the biggest environmental-crime prosecution in U.S. history.
On June 17, 2009 the EPA declared its first public health emergency. This emergency covers Libby and nearby Troy. It will provide an additional 130 million dollars in cleanup and medical assistance."
At least this is the only place where this kind of disaster happened, right?
Wrong.
From Wikipedia:
"In February 2005 the Federal Government began a criminal conspiracy prosecution of Grace and of five Grace executives. The government alleges that Grace conspired to hide from employees and the town residents the asbestos dangers and that it knowingly released asbestos into the environment.
In May of 2009 W.R. Grace & Co., along with all of its executives, was found not guilty in connection with asbestos contamination of Libby, Montana, ending what was called the biggest environmental-crime prosecution in U.S. history.
On June 17, 2009 the EPA declared its first public health emergency. This emergency covers Libby and nearby Troy. It will provide an additional 130 million dollars in cleanup and medical assistance."
At least this is the only place where this kind of disaster happened, right?
Wrong.
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Friday, June 19, 2009
Truth in War
Here's an eye-opening documentary covering the Panama invasion. You'll hear about illegal invasions, war crimes, civilian casualties, false flag operations, mass graves, internment camps - all things you didn't see on TV.
Labels:
bush,
false flag,
illegal,
invasion,
panama,
reagan,
usa,
war crimes
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Short memories
Two years ago, the revelation that the CIA was conduction covert psyops against Iran was reported in mainstrean news. This video ties that footage to recent events:
Friday, June 12, 2009
Voices from the wilderness
Here's a guy I could have a beer with (and that doesnt happen very often!) - meet Jesse Ventura:
Labels:
9/11,
cia,
cuba,
fascism,
jesse ventura,
libertarian
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Just a little prick
Swine flu - it presents a threat to all of us, but not necessarily in the form discussed on TV:
"The Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act slipped under the radar when George Bush signed it into law as part of the 2006 Defense Appropriations Act (HR 2863). It lets the HHS Secretary declare any disease an epidemic or national emergency requiring mandatory vaccinations."
Read the whole article here.
Edit: WHO declares pandemic
"The Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act slipped under the radar when George Bush signed it into law as part of the 2006 Defense Appropriations Act (HR 2863). It lets the HHS Secretary declare any disease an epidemic or national emergency requiring mandatory vaccinations."
Read the whole article here.
Edit: WHO declares pandemic
Labels:
gulf war syndrome,
martial law,
squalene,
swine flu,
tamiflu,
vaccination
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