It began in the late 1970's when the citizens of Ireland were unwittingly uncovering bodies of their predecessors. Almost perfectly preserved bodies of Irish peasants as old as 1,400 years ago. These bodies are not mummies dessicated in dry deserts of Egypt, instead, a different process pre, serves these…

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A sanitation worker and Staten Island local, holding his hands to his head in horror upon seeing the destruction on Cedar Grove Avenue for the first time, repeated again and again, “They’re lying,” – he was referring to the death toll. He told us of another New York Department of Sanitation employee, only 22 years old, who was part of a crew that “lifted 50 bodies into a front-end loader” in the Midland neighborhood just a day earlier. Workers from the Sanitation Department were a constant…

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Policys for sale, slap-up dinners at number 10 Downing Street, use of the Prime Ministers private apartment - and all for a mere £200,000+ which will allow your conglomerate to then help alter the governments policies.

Now let's not forget, this has gone on before - so Mr Cameron knows. Then we must ask; 'what's all this "theatre" by the unelected PM - coming on camera with his "Sports Relief" T-Shirt to…

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Freemasonry whether she likes it or not, has too got to come up to scratch and modernise itself, as it is us the public, and via our voices and voluntary all inclusive ‘truth movements’, whether they be the Occupy Camps, Wikileaks, Anonymous, We Are Change, 9/11 Truthers and any other peace group or organisation; that demand a far-reaching overall; “Radical Change” of our present system of governing, - it’s laws and regulations. 

For a modern world fit for the 21^st…

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Lynette White

“One of the most egregious [flagrant] miscarriages of justice in recent times”.

This is another one of those deeply disturbing miscarriages of…

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By Wayne Madsen

Global Research, November 2, 2011…

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Official says 35 bodies found in Mexican city



MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The bodies of 35 people with suspected links to organized crime were dumped under a highway bridge in eastern Mexico on Tuesday, in a major escalation of violence in the once quiet port city of Veracruz.



The bodies, reportedly of both men and women, were discovered near a shopping center in Boca del Rio, along Mexico's Gulf coast, state prosecutor Reynaldo Escobar told the Milenio TV… Continue