June 2010 Blog Posts (63)

5 undercover cops outed at G20 rally in Toronto, Friday, June 25. After this video, these 5 were chased out of the demonstration by people identifying them as undercover police. Video 2(to come) confirms their identities as officers of the law. It displays these 5 regrouping in an alleyway where they are caught off guard, and even laugh, when they see I have them on film. Still shots demonstrating their movements in between to come on flickr.…

(June 26) – The father of a 6-year-old Ohio girl who turned up on the U.S. government's terror watch list says the worst thing his daughter has ever done is probably been mean to her sister.



But Santhosh Thomas, a doctor from Westlake, Ohio, says he's sure that's not enough to land his 6-year-old Alyssa on the no-fly list of suspected terrorists. "She may have threatened her sister, but I don't think that constitutes Homeland Security triggers," he told…

By PAUL KRUGMAN

Recessions are common; depressions are rare. As far as I can tell, there were only two eras in economic history that were widely described as “depressions” at the time: the years…

Stunning photos from Toronto's G20 protest and the police state that has been created to protect the bankers and their forming of a one world government.

Riot police watch as two police vehicles set on fire by anarchist demonstrators burn in the midst of protests on the streets of Toronto, during the G20 summit June 26, 2010. Reuters

Firefighters and riot police work to extinguish a fire in a police vehicle set by anarchist…

RawStory

Canadian government accused of barring non-mainstream reporters from summit

UPDATE: Seventy-five people were arrested in downtown Toronto Saturday after G20 protests turned violent, and police confirmed they used bean bag guns, pepper spray and tear gas in skirmishes with protesters.

The protests came as the leaders of the…

Health Wyze

Whenever a governmental or international agency recommends mandating something that is purportedly in the interest of our health, we have learned to duck for cover. Even in the best and most innocent cases, they have a tendency of ignoring the true causes of problems, and of treating…

In a strange turn of events the New York Times reports, Guilty Plea in Times Square Bomb Plot. Yes, defendant Faisal Shahzad, 30, put an immediate end to his trial for purportedly bombing (though no bomb went off) in Times Square. His Nissan SUV-bomb fizzled with his or someone’s incompetency, or to get the desired effect with a minimum of blowback. Who could that possibly be?…

Marc Perton

The Consumerist

June 22, 2010

If you happen to be going to Cannes this summer (and, really, if you aren’t, you should be) mega-conglomerate Unilever is ready to tempt you with a treat straight out of Minority Report. The company has set up a vending machine that lets anyone who walks by score some free ice cream. The price? Just smile for the machine’s facial recognition software, which will determine your age, gender and emotion.…

Arseniy A. Kozlov

Infowars.com

June 22, 2010

If you haven’t, I urge you to do so. Observe the sky for couple of weeks and see if you notice something different, something strange there.…

Reuters

Brain scans may be able to predict what you will do better than you can yourself, and might offer a powerful tool for advertisers or health officials seeking to motivate consumers, researchers said on Tuesday.

They found a way to interpret "real time" brain images to show whether people who viewed messages about using sunscreen would actually use…

The Reference Frame

June 21, 2010

The European Union has adopted a regulation that will ban the construction of ordinary family houses, starting from 2020. Only the so-called passive houses will be allowed:…

Webster G. Tarpley

June 20, 2010

To provide a new and spurious economic looting argument for making the US occupation of Afghanistan virtually endless, and to advance the candidacy of General David Petraeus as the principal neocon warmonger candidate for president on the Republican ticket in 2012 –…

Ancient legends once walked among early humans?