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Infowars

  1. Neocon Bloggers Celebrate Indictment of “Crazy” Patsy Jihad Jane 2010-03-10
  2. Minneapolis schools locked down over vague threat posted on internet 2010-03-10
  3. Department of Education Posts Order for Police Shotguns 2010-03-10
  4. Treasury Plans to Take Social Security from Elderly for Unpaid Loans 2010-03-10
  5. TalkSport UK: Is Your Neighbor a Terrorist? 2010-03-10
  6. Arizona school district sues taxpayers to stop questions 2010-03-10
  7. Riots in Athens as thousands protest against cutbacks 2010-03-10
  8. Minneapolis schools on lockdown amid Internet threat 2010-03-10
  9. Billboard watches you shop 2010-03-10
  10. Federally Funded “Ticket Blitz” in Virginia 2010-03-10
  11. Perversion Is Fine, So Long As You’re In A Position Of Authority 2010-03-10
  12. U.S. Taxpayers on Hook for $5 Trillion of Fannie, Freddie Debt… No Matter What Barney Frank Says 2010-03-10
  13. Teen Hauled to Jail For Overdue Library DVD 2010-03-10
  14. Stop the Federal Reserve From Shredding Its Records 2010-03-10
  15. An end to cross-border trucking dispute remains elusive 2010-03-10
  16. H1N1 clinic tied to tournament game 2010-03-10
  17. Food Security Threat: Goverment Set to Ban Public Fishing, Individual Food Production 2010-03-10
  18. Author claims CIA still testing drugs on people 2010-03-10
  19. ‘Jihad Jane’ indictment alleges threat from within U.S. 2010-03-10
  20. Mercury in vaccines: “No more dangerous than the mercury in a tuna sandwich” 2010-03-10
  21. Cal Dental Assoc — No Fluoride for Babies 2010-03-10
  22. 2010 Vancouver Olympics: The Movie 2010-03-10
  23. Senate Accuses Drudge Report of Spreading Computer Malware 2010-03-10
  24. Announcing the Birth Of The Real Coffee Party 2010-03-10
  25. Pacific North American Regional Integration and Control 2010-03-10

911Blogger.com - Paying Attention to 9/11 Related News

  1. US hid waterboarding of 9/11 accused, says former MI5 chief 2010-03-10
  2. Coleen Rowley: ABC News Reporter Does a Hatchet Job 2010-03-10
  3. David Ray Griffin: HuffPost's absurd stand on "conspiracy theories" 2010-03-10
  4. David Ray Griffin says hijackers were alive after 9/11/2001 2010-03-10
  5. U.N. envoys: 9/11 suspects should face civilian court 2010-03-10
  6. Epic 911 Truth Bannering @ 2010 Vancouver Olympics 2010-03-09
  7. The Washington Post on ‘Lunatic’ 9/11 ‘Conspiracy Theorists’ 2010-03-09
  8. Yukihisa Fujita Comments on Circumstances of Washington Post Editorial 2010-03-09
  9. Fujita's Defenders hit back hard at The Washington Post! 2010-03-09
  10. TV Media Info Wars Strikes At Valley Forge ‘9/11 Truth’ Conference Nate Graham on Mar 9th 2010-03-09

Corbett Report Articles

  1. A Guide to the 9/11 Whistleblowers
    These courageous insiders have been sidelined, gagged, hounded from their positions and ignored to the point where their stories are virtually unknown among the general public. And that is exactly why it is vital for the alternative media to make these stories known by bypassing the filters and control of the establishment media.
  2. Signal to Noise: A three-way conversation on the media and the message
    The focus is back on Internet censorship this week as a pair of articles from Time Magazine and The New York Times came out almost simultaneously advocating for licences to operate web sites.
  3. Sex Pistols, Smashing Pumpkins Members Discuss HAARP, GMO, Illuminati
    In a recent interview posted on iamrogue.com, Sex Pistols co-founder Steve Jones and Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan discuss everything from HAARP and weather weapons to GMO foods, the elite depopulation agenda and the possibility for a genuine freedom movement in the United States.
  4. The Rising Tide of Internet Censorship
    The focus is back on Internet censorship this week as a pair of articles from Time Magazine and The New York Times came out almost simultaneously advocating for licences to operate web sites.
  5. Arrest The Crimatologist Contest Entries and Winners
    The response to this contest was overwhelming and the results were as impressive as they are varied. The recent acknowledgement by the UK Information Commissioner that the crimatologists broke the law is a vindication of the premise of this contest and this admission would never have happened if the activists and concerned citizens represented here had not gotten involved. A great thank you goes out to all those who participated.
  6. Crimatologists Found Guilty of Hiding Data
    In a shocking rebuke of the key scientsts behind the IPCC 'peer-reviewed' assessment of the dangers of manmade climate change, the UK Information Commissioner ruled yesterday that the group of scientists known as 'the hockey team' had broken Freedom of Information laws by conspiring to ignore legitimate requests for information and even conspiring to delete key emails and correspondence so they could never be assessed.
  7. WHO's Chan: Public's Obedience to Health Officials "May Be Fading"
    Seemingly unfazed by recent investigations into their conduct in hyping the swine flu panic to sell vaccines for Big Pharma, the WHO is now considering implementing a global tax on internet activity to fund an expansion of their global eugenics operations.
  8. Insult to Injury: Why We Must Oppose the WHO Global Tax Proposals
    Seemingly unfazed by recent investigations into their conduct in hyping the swine flu panic to sell vaccines for Big Pharma, the WHO is now considering implementing a global tax on internet activity to fund an expansion of their global eugenics operations.
  9. Civilian Death Toll in Iraq
    The latest Project Censored list of the top 25 censored news stories of 2009 is topped by the remarkable fact that more than 1 million deaths of Iraqi civilians are directly attributable to the U.S.-British led invasion begun in March 2003.
  10. Afghanistan is Not the Right War
    If history has taught us anything, it is that we need to beware those populist politicians who claim to be men of peace by nature but men of war by necessity.
  11. Yes We Can! (the video)
    Winston Smith releases a video update to his popular Yes We Can! article.
  12. Carbon Eugenics
    Genocide in the name of the environment is still genocide

LewRockwell.com

  1. Jesse Ventura Unscripted
    On tea parties, Palin, conspiracy theories. Article by Roy A. Barnes.
  2. Jim Rogers: Watch the Whole World
    The importance of knowing what's going on everywhere. Article by Roger Nusbaum.
  3. When Death Precedes the Applause
    Gary North on vocational economists and country musicians, and other irreplaceables.
  4. Anti-Pot Propaganda
    It's as stupid as ever, says Paul Armentano.
  5. The Catholic Bishops Endorse Obamacare
    But don't blame the Pope, says Chris Manion.
  6. Read This Book!
    Ron Paul on Andrew Napolitano's Lies the Government Told You.
  7. Supply, Demand, Consumer Debt
    And Keynesian nonsense. Article by the Mogambo Guru.
  8. Price Per Ounce or Ounces Owned
    Jeff Clark on what's more important in gold.
  9. Not a Pretty Picture
    Gary Barnett on the census and history.
  10. Agent Orange Murder
    Pentagon poison still kills Vietnamese civilians. Article by Dave Lindorff.
  11. The Libertarian Athlete
    Walter Block's handball odyssey.
  12. Ron Paul Is President
    Of Young America.

Federal Jack

  1. CrossTalk on 9/11
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avtvrtTV1vw
  2. ID Card for Workers at Center of Immigration Plan
    (WSJ)   Lawmakers working to craft a new comprehensive immigration bill have settled on a way to prevent employers from hiring illegal immigrants: a national biometric identification card all American workers would eventually be required to obtain. Under the potentially controversial plan still taking shape in the Senate, all legal U.S. workers, including [...]
  3. Slowly, states are lessening limits on marijuana
    (USA TODAY)   James Gray once saw himself as a drug warrior, a former federal prosecutor and county judge who sent people to prison for dealing pot and other drug offenses. Gradually, though, he became convinced that the ban on marijuana was making it more accessible to young people, not less. "I ask kids all the time, [...]
  4. Senate Staffers Warned to Stay Clear of Drudge Report
    (FOXNEWS)   In the very body sworn to protect and defend the Constitution, an e-mail is circulating warning U.S. Senate staffers not to view one of the most popular news sites on the Web, claiming it could spread computer viruses. The Senate Sergeant-at-Arms, the chamber's official gatekeeper, said the Drudge Report, a  news aggregator, and whitepages.com, a [...]
  5. Texas jury jails man 35 years for marijuana possession
    (RAW STORY)   For being caught with just over a quarter pound of pot, 54-year-old Henry Walter Wooten will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars, thanks to a jury in Tyler, Texas. His prosecutor, Smith County Assistant District Attorney Richard Vance, originally sought a sentence of 99 years over the 4.6 ounces of marijuana [...]
  6. Brazil slaps trade sanctions on US over cotton dispute
    The Brazilian government has announced trade sanctions against a variety of American goods in retaliation for illegal US subsidies to cotton farmers. The Brazilian government has announced trade sanctions against a variety of American goods in retaliation for illegal US subsidies to cotton farmers. The World Trade Organization (WTO) approved the sanctions in a rare move. Brazil published [...]
  7. 2 NYC officers charged in $1 million perfume heist
    (AP)   Two New York City police officers helped carry out a $1 million perfume heist at a New Jersey warehouse last month, acting like bumbling amateurs by using their own IDs to rent trucks that later tied them to the crimes, according to a federal complaint filed Friday. The two officers, Richard [...]
  8. The smearing of dissent as “violence”
    (INFOWARS)   Have Glenn Beck and Chris Matthews linked peaceful activists with violent acts to spring the trap for an era of thought crime laws and politically-correct repression? Aaron Dykes Infowars.com Commentary March 6, 2010 “The first casualty of War is Truth” Why are so many random acts of violence being blamed on dissenting free speech [...]
  9. World Bank’s Online Game Isn’t a Real-World Solution, Critics Say
    A World Bank-funded online game that bills itself as a "10-week crash course in changing the world" is misguided and will most likely not produce significant changes anywhere -- and especially not in its target continent, Africa -- critics say. (FOXNEWS)   A World Bank-funded online game that bills itself as a "10-week crash [...]
  10. BSO deputy accused of intimidating teen in court
    (WSVN)    A veteran Broward Sheriff's Deputy has been accused of intimidating a South Florida teen in court. The job description says "to protect and serve," but instead, the Broward County Public Defender's Office said, one deputy's motive was to intimidate and harass. Deputy Samuel Wagers, a 12-year veteran with BSO is [...]

ROGUEGOVERNMENT.COM

  1. Google sets its sights on television dominance
    Google, the internet giant, is believed to be testing a new technology which will allow consumers to search programme listings on their own television sets.
  2. Airlines Will Cancel Flights to Avoid Risk of Fines for Delays
  3. Listen To Lee Rogers Live 9 PM - Midnight CST Now!
  4. U.S. Monthly Budget Deficit Balloons to a Record
    The U.S. government ran its largest ever monthly budget deficit in February as the country's fiscal year-to-date deficit ballooned more than 10% to a record of $651.60 billion.
  5. Canadian dollar likely to trump US greenback: experts
    The Canadian dollar, or loonie as it is affectionately called here, is likely to soar above parity with the US greenback this year, experts at a Canadian bank said Wednesday.
  6. Large Hadron Collider "to shut down for a year"
    Dr Steve Myers, a director of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), which built the collider, said the machine will close at the end of a 2011.
  7. U.S. "cap and trade" rebranded "pollution reduction"
    Like a savvy Madison Avenue advertising team, senators pushing climate-control legislation have decided to scrap the name "cap and trade" and rebrand their product as "pollution reduction targets."
  8. Parents Angry Over CCTV In School Toilets
    Outraged parents have hit out at a school in Birmingham after pupils discovered CCTV cameras in the school's toilets.
  9. Department of Education Posts Order for Police Shotguns
  10. Brooklyn Rabbi Convicted Of Sexual Assault On Young Boy
  11. Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest
    Gerstein posts a televised interview of Obama and John Walsh of America’s Most Wanted. The nation’s chief executive extols the virtues of mandatory DNA testing of Americans upon arrest, even absent charges or a conviction. Obama said, “It’s the right thing to do” to “tighten the grip around folks” who commit crime.
  12. Global agency reconsiders `.xxx' for porn sites
    A global Internet oversight agency is reopening discussions about whether to create a ".xxx" domain name as an online red-light district where porn sites can set up shop away from the wandering eyes of children and teenagers.
  13. Senate approves $138-billion spending bill
    After months of wrangling, the Senate on Wednesday approved a $138-billion spending bill that would extend jobless benefits, help states pay for Medicaid and continue a bundle of tax measures designed to stimulate the economy.
  14. Woman tries to shut down Large Hadron Collider over apocalypse fears
    The country's highest court said that the woman — whom it didn't identify — had failed to demonstrate any connection between experiments at the CERN collider outside Geneva and the apocalypse.
  15. Democrats set to unveil $100B jobs legislation