08/14/09

Permalink American apocalypse - 5 likeliest scenarios to topple the US

Which is your favourite apocalyptic scenario? If you really had to choose would it be the intergalactic stand-off? Zombie plague? Over on Slate, Josh Levin and Chris Wilson have been asking people to choose - from of an exhaustive list of 144 potential apocalypses - the scenarios that strike them if not as the best, then as the most likely to precipitate America's downfall.


Permalink Shadow Behind the Throne: A Brief Overview of the New World Order -Video

This video covers a small portion of foundational information regarding the Anglo-American establishment.


Permalink Aggrieved villagers wary of Afghan vote

As Afghanistan heads towards presidential elections, residents of the district of Sherzad, in the eastern province of Nangarhar, have witnessed a sudden spurt in violence.


Permalink Deadly contractor incident sours Afghans

Four men with the U.S. firm once known as Blackwater are said to be under investigation in the deaths of two Afghans. A U.S. report found serious fault with private security firms in Afghanistan. Mirza Mohammed Dost stood at the foot of his son's grave, near a headstone that read, "Raheb Dost, martyred by Americans." His son was no insurgent, Dost said. He was walking home from prayers on the night of May 5 when he was shot and killed on a busy Kabul street by U.S. security contractors. "The Americans must answer for my son's death," Dost said as a large crowd of young men murmured in approval.


Permalink Australian Law Proposal to Turn ISPs Into Copyright

There’s a disturbing new development in Australia. A law proposal was disclosed to the public that would get ISPs to spy on the contents of all communications to monitor for compliance. Presumably, the amendments would get Australian ISPs to monitor their networks for p2p activity and hand all their information to copyright holders.


Permalink Germany’s gold is in U.S. custody, Bundesbank confirms

Germany’s gold reserves are actually in the custody of the United States. This is a detail the Bundesbank long has denied to others who have inquired and is potentially a matter of great controversy in Germany. It raises the question of whether the German gold reserves are actually intact at all or whether they have been used by the U.S. government as part of its long-time gold price suppression scheme or have been comingled and diminished with the gold reserves of other countries held in the United States.


Permalink Man sentenced after leaving water bottles for immigrants

A man was just sentenced to 300 hours of community service and a year of probation. His crime? Leaving water in the desert for illegal immigrants so they won't, you know, die.