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6 year old girl groped then drug tested by TSA
You Tube | Disturbing video shows the TSA groping a very young girl.
Japan to raise Fukushima crisis level to worst
NKH World | The Japan’s nuclear safety agency has decided to raise the crisis level at Fukushima from 5 to 7.
Alex’s Experimental Audio
Infowars | Alex often wakes up at night wanting to take down the thoughts in his head, so he adopted his audio blog format to try to capture that state of mind.
Iceland Rejects Bankster Shakedown
Kurt Nimmo | Icelanders serve as inspiration for other people attempting to get out from under the criminal banksters.
Another Earthquake, Tsunami Hit Japan
ABC News | A 6.6-magnitude aftershock rattled Japan today on the one-month anniversary of the twin disasters.
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U.S. NEWS
CBS | At one time, $5 per gallon gas seemed like a farfetched idea.
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Kurt Nimmo | Obama’s wranglers know the American spectator does not elect presidents.
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Rasmussen Reports | There has been a sharp decline in enthusiasm among liberal voters.
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ECONOMIC CRISIS
John Stratton | Iceland is the only country where the people have been allowed to have a say in the matter.
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Alix Steel | Gold prices fell as investors traded in their gold for cash at record high prices and as U.S. dollar rallied.
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Reuters | Prices in several western U.S. cities are already above $4 per gallon, led by San Francisco at $4.13.
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BIG BROTHER
Ron Paul | Last week, Congress and the administration refused to seriously consider the problem of government spending.
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SecurityInfoWatch.com | DHS planning for worst-case scenario.
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Chicago Tribune | To encourage healthful eating, Chicago school doesn’t allow kids to bring lunches or certain snacks from home.
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SCI-TECH
London Telegraph | Soon after the Fukushima, I stated publicly that there could be a medical problem of very large dimensions.
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BBC | Researchers used the high-energy laser (HEL) to disable a boat off the coast of California.
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ABC News | Japan is considering extending evacuation zone around Fukushima nuclear plant because of high radiation levels.
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CONSTITUTION & LAW
Wall Street Journal | It’s imperative that we get back to a constitutional and accountable form of government.
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LewRockwell.com | Simply stated, freedom can only be to. It can’t be from.
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Washington Post | The Supreme Court’s decision in Connick v. Thompson gives license to prosecutors to lie, fabricate or withhold evidence.
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WAR ON TERROR
WSJ | Pakistan has privately demanded CIA suspend drone strikes against militants on its territory.
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LA Times | Obama has embraced national security policies of the previous administration that he once criticized.
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Hindustan Times | Yemen would be a more hospitable environment for terrorists than even Afghanistan.
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HOT NEWS
Kurt Nimmo | Icelanders serve as inspiration for other people attempting to get out from under the criminal banksters.
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ABC News | A 6.6-magnitude aftershock rattled Japan today on the one-month anniversary of the twin disasters.
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Sartre | A mere drop in the bucket reduction in a historic deficit is lauded as the great achievement of compromised negotiations.
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WORLD NEWS
Bloomberg | Seoul is having its very own crisis of faith in tap water, and radiation isn’t to blame.
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FT | The $39bn telecoms corruption scandal in India is threatening to trigger popular discontent.
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Reuters | Around 2,000 protesters defied an army demand to quit Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Monday.
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WORLD AT WAR
Sherwood Ross | There is hope that the politics of debt reduction may yet result in Pentagon budget cuts.
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London Telegraph | A blast tore through a metro station near Belarus President Lukashenko’s main office Monday, killing at least 5.
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Washington Post | Gbagbo “has been arrested,” said Youssoufou Bamba, the U.N. envoy of president-elect Ouattara.
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POLICE STATE
Capitol Confidential | Lawsuit filed against Coldwater, MI for resolution banning signs deemed ‘too controversial.’
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Vancouver Sun | Tasering a child could pose a greater, but still very rare, risk of a deadly heart reaction.
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NESN | The fan, named Scott James Ashley, went to high-five another fan but was blocked by a PNC Park security guard.
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HEALTH
Natural News | Many factors are contributing to an epidemic decline in sperm counts among modern men.
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London Telegraph | Baby foods have been found to contain “alarming” levels of toxic contaminants.
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Life Science Monitor | In mid-March, governments were asked to send the UN secretariat “information on mercury use in pharmaceuticals, especially vaccines.”
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BORDER CONTROL
ABC News | A federal appeals court today blocked the enforcement of key provisions of Arizona’s immigration law.
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Washington Post | In Mexico’s brutal drug war, children are increasingly victims.
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Trucking Info | FMCSA will publish the details of the program in the Federal Register.
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SEPTEMBER 11
Courthouse News Service | Federal judge says a complainant has no right to data National Institute of Standards and Technology used to model collapse of Building 7.
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AFP | US prosecutors finally revealed evidence against five men accused of organizing the September 11 attacks.
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Freedom Watch | Has the US secretly started wars and assassinated leaders?
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HUMOR
Raw Story | Jon Stewart, long a hair-clutching foil to Glenn Beck’s hysterics, delivered an epic final blow to him Thursday night.
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The Juice Media | Al Gore finally accepts Lord Monckton’s challenge to a debate over the issue of anthropogenic climate change.
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The Onion | The State Department announced today its plan to “just pack [Jones] up and ship him over there.”
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- Webster Tarpley
Alex talks with author, researcher, and GCN radio show host Webster Tarpley about the situation in Libya and the military intervention of the United Nations into the Ivory Coast. French and U.N. forces captured the Africa country's leader and handed him over to rebels after firing rockets at his home last week. Alex also talks with Col. Anthony Shaffer, author of Operation Dark Heart, about the situation in the Middle East and the military involvement of the U.N. in Africa, the latest target of the globalists. Alex also covers the latest breaking news, including today's earthquake in Japan, and takes your calls.
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