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India to study impact of mobile towers on birds, bees

Posted by inthesenewtimes on September 1, 2010

This is the emerging multipolar reality coming into play. In the West, media control has been simply awesome, keeping this connection out of popular consciousness, and  dealing with the question, if at all, in the infantile manner which has become their hallmark. However, we no longer control India which is now moving to deal with an issue which threatens their food supplies.

For more background see:

ITNT Archive: Disappearing Bees

Thaindian News

1st September, 2010

New Delhi, Sep 1 (IANS) India will study the harmful impact of mobile phone towers on birds and bees, with the environment ministry constituting a committee that is also tasked with formulating guidelines on their installation.

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Gerald Celente – ‘Stop the wars – Save America’

Posted by inthesenewtimes on September 2, 2010

Revolutionary Politics

31§st August, 2010

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Death by globalism: economists haven’t a clue

Posted by inthesenewtimes on September 1, 2010

Paul Craig Roberts

Global Research

31st August, 2010

Have economists made themselves irrelevant?  If you have any doubts, have a look at the current issue of the magazine, International Economy, a slick endorsed by former Federal Reserve chairmen Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan, by Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, by former Secretary of State George Shultz, and by the New York Times and Washington Post, both of which declare the magazine to be “ahead of the curve.”

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Electro-sensitivity: A world first in France with scientific proof from comparative encephaloscans

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 31, 2010

To make it simple: we are all born EHS, as the human organism is entirely bio-electromagnetic, since all the exchanges between our cells function thanks to electromagnetism. We lose this condition when we die and the exchanges cease, and our electroencephalogram goes flat. The problem is that most people are completely ignorant of this truth. In other words the condition of being electrosensitive is innate, and the degree of it varies with different people and in different environments.

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EHS: A world first in France with scientific proof from comparative encephaloscans

The EHS have a right to live, but in France and in most other countries, due to the pressure from the industry lobbies, they have no recognition and they are not accorded this inalienable right. Their need to survive leaves them no choice, so it is quite legitimate for them to take their future in hand.

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Putin slams deceitful US missile deal

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 31, 2010

PressTV

30th August, 2010

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has blamed the West for resorting to deceitful political measures to thwart the resetting of Moscow-Washington ties.

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How deep after Jackson Hole?

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 31, 2010

Hossein Askari and Noureddien Krichene

Asia Times

1st September, 2010

In his weekend speech at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, home to an annual Federal Reserve retreat, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke acknowledged that the United States economy had indeed slowed down. He noted that monetary policy will remain extraordinary aggressive until recovery becomes strong.

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£90,000 compensation for MMR case

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 31, 2010

Mother of four Polly Tommey, from Hampton, Middlesex – who believes MMR left her son Billy autistic – said: “This is a huge step forward. It is the first time in this country it’s been acknowledged that the MMR vaccine is not 100 per cent safe.”

Daily Express

30th August, 2010

See also:

ITNT Archive: Mercury and Autism

THE MMR vaccine is still safe despite a landmark £90,000 compensation payout to parents whose son was left brain ­damaged after the jab, the Department of Health insisted yesterday.

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Kenya defends failure to arrest Sudan’s president Omar al-Bashir in Nairobi

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 31, 2010

Guardian

29th August, 2010

The Kenyan government defended its failure to arrest Sudan’s president while he was in Nairobi on Friday, citing strategic interest in the neighbouring country.

Richard Onyonka, an assistant foreign minister, said today that arrestingOmar al-Bashir may have risked adversely affected peace in Sudan.

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Motor and psychological functions of school children living in the area of the Skrunda Radio Location Station in Latvia

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 30, 2010

Mobilfunk

30th August, 2010

Abstract

This paper presents the resultsof experiments on school  children living in the areaof the SkrundaRadio Location Station (RLS) in Latvia. Motor function, memory and attention significantly differed between the exposed and controf groups.Children living in front of the RLS had less developed memory and attention, their reaction time was slower and their neuromuscular apparatus endurance was decreased.

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Gold and silver protection from economic cancer and desperation of QE2

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 30, 2010

“The nation is way past deficit reduction concepts, but should focus rather on collapse avoidance. Confidence can be restored, and better economic performance enabled, only if the current Elite banks are plowed under, much of their impaired assets are liquidated, Goldman Sachs is removed from control of the USDollar altogether, and stern prosecution of colossal criminal bond fraud occurs. That would produce confidence. “
Jim Willie

Market Oracle

28th August, 2010

History is being made. The American public has never been no nervous, perhaps fearful of something dreadful and imminent. The global monetary system is crumbling. The typical stimulus has failed to jumpstart the USEconomy. The 20 months of near 0% short-term official interest rate has failed to revive the moribund US housing market. The phony FASB accounting rules has failed to accomplish anything except a stay of execution for the big US banks, which do not lend much. In fact, the US banks are largely dead entities showing enough life for to receive USGovt largesse aid. Witness the failure of the US financial sector. Witness the climax chapter of failure for the Fascist Business Model.

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“War racket last ponzi scheme standing”

Posted by inthesenewtimes on August 30, 2010

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