Obama's Harvard law professor says 'President MUST be defeated in 2012' (even though he's the man Barack used to have on speed dial)

• Roberto Unger, 65, is respected author and Brazilian politician
• Taught Obama about 'reinventing democracy' at Harvard Law School
• Professor was an adviser during the 2008 election…

Invasion of the migrant squatters: Eviction orders for London mansions DOUBLE as economic crisis drives influx from overseas

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 15:09 GMT, 9 June 2012 | UPDATED: 15:09 GMT, 9 June…

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Invisible Empire: A New World Order…

Keeping a close eye on reactor #4 150 + MPH winds not good man.

Super Typhoon Sets Aim at Japan

Accuweather

By Evan Duffey, Meteorologist

Jun 17, 2012; 11:32 AM ET

Guchol, a tropical cyclone in the…

...to divulge a quick conversation on one of my other boards.....

The opening post was: "GOOD QUESTION" and underneath it there was a picture of this HUGE gorilla sitting in "The Thinker" position. The caption read:

I can't help but wonder.... Why are there so many homeless veterans and so few homeless illegals?"

Viewing this I commented: "Goddamn Good Question."

Trying to ascertain some meaning to my life and my universe I thought…

Reality check: When the power grid goes down, all grid-tie solar systems will go down with it

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/036194_solar_system_grid-tie_power_grid.html#ixzz1y5x19coy

Let me be clear, because some people reading this article seem to vastly misunderstand the issue: When the power grid goes down,…

Politician caught on hidden camera having sex in forest

• Unnamed public figure photographed by wildlife camera in Carinthia, Austria
• In line for compensation of up to £16,000 if a court rules his privacy has been violated

By…

US outsources African spy missions to private contractors

Published: 16 June, 2012, 01:19

The US troops handling top-secret missions in Africa aren’t the only ones working for Uncle Sam. Despite the Pentagon pushing for more soldiers overseas, the government is outsourcing some of their own intel-gathering programs to private…

6.4 quake hits off east coast of Japan: USGS

AFPUpdated June 18, 2012, 8:01 am

Peter Ferrara

Forbes

June 17, 2012

The U.S. has never before had a President who thinks so little of the American people that he imagines he can win re-election running on the opposite of…

Russia Announces It Will Send Warships to Syria

Millions of Southern Californians and tourists seek the region’s famous beaches to cool off in the sea breeze and frolic in the surf. Those iconic breezes, however, may be delivering something hotter than the white sands along the Pacific.

Buckyballs.

According to a recent U.C. Davis study, uranium-filled nanospheres are created from the millions of tons of fresh and salt water used to try to cool down the three molten cores of the stricken reactors. The tiny and…

The steady decline of justice being displayed by the Supreme Court since the inauguration of President Obama was showcased recently when the eligibility challenge was denied future hearings by the lifetime appointed judges.

Supreme Court Denies Further Obama Eligibility Hearings The Supreme Court refused without comment to hear an appeal over…

Zero Hedge

June 13, 2012

Yesterday, we did an update of the Greek bank jog, when noting that between €…

Administration plan could spare hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants from deportation

AP sources: Immunity offered to certain immigrants

By ALICIA A. CALDWELL and JIM KUHNHENN | Associated Press | Jun 15, 2012 9:02 AM CDT…

Oops, BBC: Iraq photo to illustrate Houla massacre?

Published: 28 May, 2012, 18:23

With the shock of the Houla tragedy ringing across the world, the BBC has released a story with a harrowing picture of rows and rows of children's bodies awaiting burial… But isn’t that post-Saddam Iraq?…

Highway of Tears: Mystery of the 800-mile stretch of Canadian road where up to 43 women have gone missing in 30 years and could be victims of serial killer

• No suspect has been found in disappearances stretching back decades
• Remote wilderness creates danger for hitchhiking young women…

Shuttlecock machine-gun Russia’s new anti-riot weapon

Published: 10 June, 2012, 13:01

Troublemakers acting aggressively at public gatherings in Russia will soon have to face a mammoth badminton-based weapon. Russian law enforcement is ready to test a shuttlecock machine-gun that will easily knock down any professional tennis player.…