The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Huh? The dangers of reporting the ‘war on terror’ We look at Obama’s role in the continued imprisonment of a Yemeni journalist and the issues behind it. Al Jazeera, 24 March 2012 Rarely does the Listening Post dedicate a whole show to the story of a single journalist. But when that story speaks so eloquently …
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Noteworthy Issues of National Security Gordon Duff Veterans Today, 21 March 2012 11 years after 9/11, scientists from America’s weapons labs will be releasing conclusive data on the types of weapons used to destroy the World Trade Center. The outlet will be through Jeff Prager, we will carry as much of the material, it is …
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Background on Forsane Alizza (Islamic Action Group in France) Disaster Risk Reduction Spending FBI-NYPD Turf Battle Hunger as a Weapon of Mass Destruction PMC Support for FSA in Syria Religion and Climate Change Fueling Chaos What’s Killing Us: A Practical Guide to Understanding Our Biggest Global Health Problems
Truth Is Not a Singularity One thing I learned from Joan V. Bondurant’s book The Conquest of Violence, is that Gandhi was in search of Truth with a capital T. But I eventually realized that it was SOCIAL Truth he was looking for. And there is no single social truth, because every person’s experience is valid …
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The Three Things You Need to Know About Big Data, Right Now Patrick Tucker World Future Society March 11, 2012 Institute for Ethics & Emerging Technologies Okay. You got me. I can’t really tell you everything you need to know about big data. The one thing I discovered last week – as I joined more …
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The brain science behind economics Paul Zak, a pioneer in the field of neuroeconomics, talks about the genes that can make or break a Wall Street trader, and about the chemical that helps us all get along. Eryn Brown Los Angeles Times, March 2, 2012 Neuroscience might seem to have little to do with economics, …
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On disposing of religious materials, in 2009 the Chaplain Center and School at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, published a detailed Information Paper providing guidance for all major religions and denominations. The relevant paragraphs concerning the Quran are reproduced below as published in the Information Paper. Disposing of Unusable Copies of the Qur’an As far as …
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