February 2011 Blog Posts (52)

Steve Watson & Paul Watson

Infowars.com

February 18, 2011

As far as mega corporations in bed with the government go, Google sits somewhere close to the top of the tree. The company was seeded with CIA money and is literally an a corporate arm of the intelligence community.

The following ten facts highlight how much influence Google has, and how the company has seemingly abandoned its own corporate motto,…

The story, when it emerged last September, was a shocker: Ernest Withers, one of the most iconic and important photographers of the Civil Rights Movement, a man who intimately documented countless historic events, was also an informant for the FBI, passing on…

A Murray State University professor has resigned after allegedly making racial remarks to a black student.

Mark Wattier, a political science…

Wisconsin Democrats on Thursday fled the statehouse in an effort to prevent legislators from reaching a quorum and passing a bill put forth by Gov. Scott Walker (R), which would cripple the collective bargaining rights of public unions.

The move produced a frantic political drama, as state troopers were reportedly sent out to find the fleeing lawmakers and Walker…

By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG

Published: February 16, 2011

BOSTON — Halfway around the world from Tahrir Square in Cairo, an aging American intellectual shuffles about his cluttered brick row house in a working-class neighborhood here. His…

What does satan have to gain by starving my family? Perhaps he wants us to become so desperate, that we'll sell our souls for the wealth of this world! I will sell my soul to Allah, but He already owns my soul; therefore, what do I have to bargain with Allah, for His riches? Hmmm....

I wish there was a website that I could use to figure out what I need to do to be successful. If I could enter my history, my mistakes, my criminal record and my accomplishments into a program…

The Arab world is witnessing a revolution. After decades of apathy and repression, Arab citizens are finally rising up against ossified, undemocratic regimes that have been backed by the West. Whereas the Tunisian revolution caught the United States--and much of the Arab world--by surprise, it is clear that the events unfolding in Egypt have been of much…

WASHINGTON -- Less than two months after signing tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans into law, President Barack Obama proposed a spending plan to Congress that cuts funding to programs that…

By VC | February 12th, 2011

Jessie J is a new pop artist hailing from England who released a breakthrough single titled “Price Tag”. While the song seems to be about the rejection of materialism, the symbolism of the video gives the song a deeper meaning: The music industry is no longer about generating money, it is about indoctrination. We will look at the hidden meanings of the song and…

Steve Watson

Infowars.com

February 11, 2011

Two days after proposals to extend provisions of the draconian PATRIOT Act failed to attract a super majority in a fast track vote, another vote in the House of representatives has cleared the way for the smooth passage of the legislation.

Last night’s vote put in to place a new rule that will allow the legislation to be passed by just a simple majority. It is expected that the House will…

Bloomberg

Hosni Mubarak stepped down as president of Egypt and handed power to the military, bowing to the demands of protesters who have occupied central Cairo for the past three weeks demanding an end to his 30-year…

When I paroled from prison in April 1998, I was determined to legally change my name from Kevin Robert Johnson, to Hakim Asiatic Muhammad. Less than 3 weeks later, the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Social Security Office, honored my request for a name change. Keep in mind, I was on parole and had just been released from prison after serving 6 years!

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"Your child's future was the first to go with budget cuts..."-Lupe Fiasco

CAIRO - Thousands of state workers and impoverished Egyptians launched strikes and protests around the country on Wednesday over their economic woes as anti-government activists sought to expand their campaign to oust President Hosni Mubarak despite warnings from the vice president that protests won't be tolerated much longer.

Some 8,000 protesters, mainly…

By JOHN ELIGON-NY Times

Published: February 8, 2011