The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Afghanistan: 12 Year Review Al Qaeda: 2013 Comeback Year Bees Under Attack — Bayer and Syngenta Suing EU to Overturn Ban on Bee-Killing Pesticides Bill Gates Favorite Health Graphic BOOKS: Foreign Affairs Best Picks for 2013 BRAIN: Reading a Novel Boosts Brain BRAIN: Russia Spent 1 Billion on Mind Control CIVIL: NYPD Cites Mosaic Theory, …
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Beekeepers having to sue the EPA. This report gives us further evidence, if such were needed, that corporate profits, and the corruption of our government, trumps all other considerations, including the destruction of the key to successful agriculture — the bees — upon which the wellbeing of all humanity depends. EPA Sued Over Bees JULIAN …
The more we learn about bees the more we discover how important these little creatures are to our well-being. Benefit of Bees Even Bigger Than Thought: Food Study Global Post/Agence France-Presse One of my readers in Greece, an economist, now working in a drug store since his university department was closed wrote to tell me …
John McAfee vows to make Internet ‘impossible to hack’ By Dan Nakaso dnakaso@mercurynews.com >Posted: 09/24/2013 05:38:37 PM PDT | Updated: a day ago SAN JOSE — Anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee, who buried himself in the sand to hide from police in Belize, faked a heart attack in a Guatemalan detention center and …
FYI … some of this attached NYT report seems to have been sourced in part on the “meeting at the Aspen Inst., reported by Max Blumenthal in Alternet (See “Shocking ‘Extermination’ Fantasies By the People Running America’s Empire on Full Display at Aspen Summit”), which I distributed earlier this week. Note how the information in …
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Look to nature for lessons in building resiliency Mary Catherine O’Connor | July 18, 2013 The Earth is changing at a climatic level, and we humans, in the wake of a growing list of extreme weather events and years-long trends, are scrambling to react. Within the built environment (which includes everything from utility grids to …
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