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Archive for May, 2009
ITNT Archive: Mercury and Autism
Posted by seumasach on May 31, 2009
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Global Vaccine Agenda – Mercury and Autism
Posted by seumasach on May 31, 2009
David Ayoub, M.D. Explains the relations of Mercury to Autism and the connections to National Security Study Memorandum 200 for population control.
Videos 2 -10 below
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French Government to follow some BioInitiative Recommendations
Posted by seumasach on May 30, 2009
26th May, 2009
Among the 10 points announced by the government are, among others, banning mobile phones in primary
schools and for children under 6, and putting on the market mobiles that can only be used for SMS (thus
avoiding any radiation exposure), as well as models without a loudspeaker, which require the use of an
earpiece..
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Tortured while MI5 left the room: Briton’s claim after 7/7 attacks
Posted by seumasach on May 30, 2009
‘Rahman says he agreed to make a lengthy tape-recorded confession to a number of terrorist offences, including masterminding the suicide bomb attacks on London’s transport network the previous July.”
Are they looking for an alternative mastermind to the compromised Haroon Rashid Aswat.
26th May, 2009
When the Bangladeshi police came to take away Jamil Rahman, he says that among the armed officers surrounding the home of his wife’s family were a couple of incongruous figures. Wearing balaclavas that left only their eyes showing were two men who, according to Rahman, towered over the police.
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Michael Hudson on Chinese Soft Power
Posted by seumasach on May 30, 2009
Chinese soft power, as Michael Hudson indicates here, may be increasingly influencing US foreign policy in a trade off in which continued support for US treasuries is premised on the dismantling of the US empire. This is a scenario which we have been anticipating for some time:
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China Is Now in Firm Control of U.S. Debt Markets
Posted by seumasach on May 29, 2009
26th May, 2009
It is hilarious listening to the propagandists try to “spin” the events in bond and currency markets to make it sound like the U.S. government is still operating from a position of strength.
While there are many Western, corporate-media outlets spouting such drivel, I’ll use the Financial Times as my example.“China stuck in dollar trap”, crows FT on May 24th. Then, later “…[Beijing] has little choice but to keep pouring the bulk of its growing reserves into the U.S. Treasury”.
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Richard Gage on CA Fox station 9/11 Evidence for Controlled Demolition
Posted by seumasach on May 29, 2009
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Russia wants CSTO to be as strong as NATO
Posted by seumasach on May 29, 2009
MOSCOW, May 29 (RIA Novosti) – Russia is planning to build a strong military contingent in Central Asia within the framework of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) comparable to NATO forces in Europe, a Russian business daily said on Friday.
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“Give us some peace” Abuse Survivor Of Irish Catholic Institution Pleads
Posted by smeddum on May 29, 2009
Also see
https://inthesenewtimes.com/2009/04/29/pope-expresses-sorrow-over-residential-school-abuse/
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Bond markets defy Fed as Treasury yields spike
Posted by smeddum on May 29, 2009
The US Federal Reserve may soon be forced to launch fresh blitz of quantitative easing whatever the consequences for the US dollar, or risk seeing economic recovery snuffed out by the latest surge in long-term borrowing costs.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
29 May 2009
Telegraph
Market expects Fed will have to double purchases of Treasuries.
Yields on 10-year Treasury bonds have risen relentlessly since March when the Fed first announced its plan to buy $300bn (£188bn) of US government debt directly, a move that briefly forced rates down to nearly 2.5pc, a level thought to be the Fed’s implicit target.
Yields have jumped to 3.69pc – after spiking as high as 3.74pc on Wednesday – pushing up the standard 30-year mortgage loan to 5.08pc and lifting the borrowing cost for corporations. Read the rest of this entry »
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Political Commentary on President of Slovenia’s lecture at University of Bosphorus in Istanbul
Posted by smeddum on May 29, 2009
Political Commentary on President of Slovenia’s lecture at University of Bosphorus in Istanbul
May 29, 12:34 AM ·
examiner.com
It is worth mentioning that Chavez, now thinks that China, with much supporting evidence, is leading the world.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2009-04/09/content_7660653.htm
During his first official visit to Turkey since being inaugurated as the President of the Republic of Slovenia in November 2007, Dr. Danilo Turk gave a lecture on May 21st at the University of Bosphorus in Istanbul entitled “Multilateralism in an Era of Uncertainty: The Role of the Institutions in the System of the United Nations.”
Having read his speech, one of the things that stuck out to me was his observation that big economic powers like China, India and others compete and that they are relatively peaceful in the way that they compete. He suggests that happiness is the appropriate response to competition being of a peaceful nature in today’s world. He continues by asking the question how does the world organize for that competition? From his perspective, he sees this remaining as an open question and he observes that at a recent meeting of the group of G20 in London he saw a pattern of competitiveness mixed with cooperativeness. Read the rest of this entry »
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