US Casualties in Afghanistan Hit Record

 Monday 31 December 2007     Kabul, Afghanistan - U.S. military deaths, suicide bombings and opium production hit record highs in 2007. Taliban militants killed more than 925 Afghan police, and large swaths of the country remain outside government control.     But U.. » read more

Five days In October

If there was ever any doubt that the United States is "safer" now than we were before we attacked Iraq-then the jury and the government have decided that the answer is "We're NOT!When 911 happened there were a number of "war-games" in progress, on the same day, at the same hour and with exactly the same targets as those that were hit on 911. The same thing occurred in the case of the London train bombings ­ another terrorist training exercise was underway at the exact same time with the exact same targets as the real thing. This will be the third time that a major training exercise is being launched, but this one involves the entire United States in something called "Vigilant Shield 08."This supposedly will be a training exercise to use local and state police and sheriffs in tandem with the military to "practice what was learned from the military's response to Katrina." The troops and militarized police did not get involved in saving people's lives ­ they were completely occupied with disarming the surviving public.. » read more

Social Security Changes (Petition)

[NOTE: In order to sign this petition, copy and paste this article to an e-mail, sign it and send it to your friends.]***************************Social Security Changes It does not matter if you personally like or dislike Bush. You need to sign this petition and flood his e-mail box with e-mails that tell him that, even if the House passes this bill, he needs to veto it. It is already impossible to live on Social Security alone. If the government gives benefits to "illegal" aliens who have never contributed, where does that leave those of us who have paid into Social Security all our working lives? As stated below, the Senate voted this week to allow "illegal" aliens access to Social Security benefits.. » read more

Freedom Vacation - Take a Holiday for Life, Family, Freedom, Rights, Peace, the Return of The Constitution to U.S.

Freedom Vacation - Take a Holiday for Life, Family, Freedom, Rights, Peace, the Return of The Constitution to USIf only the number of Ron Paul supporters would just take a day for The Constituions return. If only Equal Shared parenting supporters would just take a day for their families, and their children's families, etc. If only Peace supporters would just take a day off to stop the War. If only... » read more

Military To Crackdown On North American Union Protesters

Secretive SPP confab to be protected by 25km military cordon, forums blocked The US army is to enforce a huge security perimeter around the upcoming North American Union meeting in Canada this August as well as cracking down on expected protests, having already shut down a public forum due to take place close to the event. The Security and Prosperity Partnership meeting in Montebello, Quebec on August 20 and 21 is to be policed by American forces, who along with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) have already refused to allow the Municipality of Papineauville, which is about six kilometres from Montebello, to rent a community centreto the Council of Canadians action group who were planning to hold a public forum the night before the confab to express their concerns about the meeting and the issues being discussed.“It is deplorable that we are being prevented from bringing together a panel of writers, academics and parliamentarians to share their concerns about the Security and Prosperity Partnership with Canadians,” said Brent Patterson, director of organizing with the Council of Canadians. “Meanwhile, six kilometres away, corporate leaders from the United States, Mexico and Canada will have unimpeded access to our political leaders.”The Council of Canadians has also been told that in addition to the 25km perimeter in Montebello, there will be checkpoints in nearby areas, and vehicles carrying more than five people will be turned back.. » read more

Deep Unerground Military Bses in America

Unknown to most Americans is a dark secret, and it's right under our noses. It's the reality of the existence of DEEP UNDERGROUND MILITARY BASES. These Underground bases get prominent play in dark rumors circulating about captured extraterrestrials and alien technology. The fringe culture rumors of underground alien-human shenanigans are in reality fed by leaks from questionable individuals, usually with intelligence connections. They are simply a ploy utility for the status quo.. » read more

National Steam

Congressman Ron PaulCongressman Too TruthfulMon Jun 25, 2007 1:19AM69.132.155.29Article originally written by Dr. Ron Paul in 1996.. » read more

Treading Water III

How to awaken our countrymen, while we wait for events to catch up to us? Much of what we do is a waste of time, such as all the meetings of which we have grown so fond, the Internet chat forums in which we lurk, the newsletters we send one another. We need to stop preening for our fellow choir members , get out there and make new converts. We must awaken America to the menace which has befallen her. The media won't do it; indeed, the media is a large part of the problem. Without the media, already the entire government would be behind bars simply for existing revelations about 9-11.. » read more

Climate Change Despair and Empowerment

An interview with Australian climate change and rainforest protection activist Ruth Rosenhek. In Australia a few weeks ago I had hoped to connect with my old friend John Seed, but learned that he would be traveling in the US doing a road show on climate change despair and empowerment until May 20. His tour schedule is here. I first met John in the 1980s when he was touring around the US doing a road show on rainforest destruction and species extinction. I would miss seeing John at his home, but he connected me with his partner, Ruth Rosenhek, who was doing their workshop tour in Australia.. » read more

Developing Countries are Awash in E-Waste

BANGALORE, India — Once considered a problem that affects only industrialized nations, e-waste — pollution from the disposal of unwanted electronic and electrical equipment — is fast becoming a bane of developing countries.Most e-waste in India is dumped in landfills or incinerated, releasing toxins into the air and soil that can cause cancer, birth deformities and arrested brain development, health experts say.“We’re sitting on an e-waste time bomb,” said Shetty Sreenath, who built Asia’s first eco-friendly e-waste disposal facility in 1995 in Bangalore, a southern city known as India’s Silicon Valley.Basel Action Network, a global watchdog on toxic trade based in Seattle, estimates that 75 to 80 percent of older machines from the United States wind up in Asian countries such as India and China, where recycling costs are much lower. The number of electronic products discarded globally has skyrocketed in recent years — 50 million tons annually — and now makes up 5 percent of municipal solid waste worldwide, according to Greenpeace.. » read more

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