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Septmeber 21, 2012

A small victory over the raw milk police, though the government is quick to state this ruling doesn’t set any precedent.

The Star Tribune reports:

A soft-spoken Minnesota farmer was cleared of violating state laws for…

Osama Bin Laden was apparently buried in the waters of the north Arabian sea, but internal emails from intelligence service Stratfor, obtained by hacker group Anonymous and posted by WikiLeaks suggest…

Fred Lucas…

Just when you think America can't get any more insane I hear about this Ban on smiling in NJ when you get your drivers licence because it may inter-FEAR  with facial recognition ~ if you never thought about why we have to have a drivers licence to begin with this may peak your curiosity ~ When is it time for CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE?   I'd say we past that time ~ We are not drivers ~ We are americans who have a constitutional right to travel freely ~ Dogs get a licence people travel freely…

Sep-19-2012 21:27

This is the Israel 'Defense' Forces

http://www.salem-news.com/articles/september192012/israel-arrest.php

Romney and Netanyahu... brain-dead apes?…

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PLANNING FOR UNLIKELY EVENTS LIKE WAR AND SOCIETAL COLLAPSE!…

Jesus Christ the real Godhead                               The Alexandrian Osirian false Christ, the skull.

of the Body of Christ. For                               VS                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    …

Breitbart News is doubling its reward--to $100,000--for one of the missing pieces of Barack Obama’s past, which may be the key to understanding his collapsing Middle East policy: the “Khalidi tape,” a video kept under wraps by the Los Angeles Times since April 2008. 

The Khalidi tape shows Obama at a 2003 farewell party for radical Palestinian academic and activist Rashid Khalidi, and reportedly features vitriolic anti-Israel rhetoric.

Reporter Peter Wallsten--now…

Originally published September 19, 2012 at 8:09 PM | Page modified September 20, 2012 at 6:47 AM

The move is likely to worry Internet freedom activists and the Obama administration, which has spent millions of dollars on initiatives designed to ease access to the Internet in Iran and other countries with repressive governments.

By Benjamin…

Published: September 20, 2012 Updated 1 hour ago

By ROB GILLIES — Associated Press

People who have a political opinion that “represents a fairly popular point of view” also listed as extremists

Paul Joseph Watson

Infowars.com

September 20, 2012

A leaked training manual used in the State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training (SLATT) program for law…

"Even before his latest reported gaffe the polls were indicating that Romney will fail in his Zionist-backed bid to deny President Obama a second term in the White House."

Alan Hart

Attacks confirmed desperation of armed Syrian opposition

20.09.2012 02:43

Prensa Latina



The perpetration of two bombings in the capital today confirms predictions that the armed opposition in Syria resorts to such actions in the face of an advancing…

http://connexionfrance.com/european-single-passport-suggested-jacques-attali-14069-view-article.html…

Gold dealer shouldn't complain -- at least he got metal, not paper

Submitted by cpowell on Wed, 2012-09-19 01:32. Section: Daily…

(NaturalNews) Bisphenol A (BPA) has been a chemical item of great health concerns for the past few years. It's common in many plastics, including plastic food and beverage containers, inner epoxy linings of cans used for canned foods, thermal paper, and paper money.



BPA leaches into the liquids and foods in those containers. It also leaches into your blood through the skin while handling paper money and thermal paper, commonly used for printing receipts.



Although…

Gold and silver widely available in space

On our planet, noble metals like gold and silver prefer to be together. For a long time it was thought that they were friends in…

(NaturalNews) Back in June, singer and songwriter Sheryl Crow told Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Doug Elfman that she had a brain tumor, confirming suspicions held by some that Crow's failure to remember the lyrics to one of her most famous hit songs at a show earlier in the year was more than just a consequence of growing old. Though benign, her tumor may have been a result of prolonged mobile phone use over the years, Crow admits, once again reviving legitimate concerns about…