In a striking reversal in state policy that has gained momentum this week, doctors are receiving stark warnings that the painkilling drug methadone is riskier and more dangerous than previously believed — a drug of last resort because it's unpredictable and poses a heightened risk of accidental death.

By Michael J. Berens and …

Yeah It's never good to place last but in this instance it's not so bad being a close 4th. In a state like SC where it's largely Neo-Conservitive country that will Boo the golden rule and ignore massive infidelity. You have to concede that Ron Paul doesn't quite fit in. The big game changer in this primary was Romney being knocked off his horse, not being dubbed the de-facto nominee with a SC win. This is a positive for all Non-Romney candidates in-particular Ron Paul as the longer this race…

Honestly guys are you going to tell me out of four candidates you forgot one? Or are you going to tell me you couldn't fit Paul on the page?

Zoologger: Unique life form is half plant, half animal

• 14:34 13 January 2012 by Michael Marshall
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"Sedition by Syntax"

by

Ralph Schwan

The Upright Ostrich

December/January, 1985-1986

edited by

Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S.

Counselor at Law, Federal Witness

and Private Attorney General

Are you a citizen of the United States? Be careful! I'll

tell you something that the United States Government will never

want to tell you: That's a "trick" question. The federal

(feudal?) government will ask you that trick question…

Nullify the NDAA: Virginia House Bill 1160

Posted by Michael Boldin

http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2012/01/nullify-the-ndaa-virginia-house-bill-1660/

Introduced in the Virginia…

Lew Rockwell

The “occupy” protest movement is thriving off the claim that the 99% are being exploited by the 1%, and there is truth in what they say. But they have the identities of the groups wrong. They imagine that it is the 1% of highest wealth holders who are the problem. In fact, that 1% includes some of the smartest, most innovative people in the country – the people who invent, market, and distribute material blessings to the whole population. They also own the capital…

January 25, 2012 by Jack Blood 

 By Jack Blood

1.24.12

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Second Amendment – Militia (United States), Sovereign state, Right to keep and bear arms.

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear…

The "founder" of a cause; BAN MEMBERS OF SECRET SOCIETIES FROM SERVING IN OUR GOVERNMENT AND ... has been banned from Facebook. Feathers are being…

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Turmoil in Libya: New leader resigns

By LISE B. HORNUNG

Published 22.01.12 pm. 15:30

In the midst of the Libyan peace ravaging rebels again. A senior manager in the transitional council goes by.

For almost a year since insurgents began fighting amongst the former regime in Libya, led by the now dead Muammar Gaddafi.

Just as the rebels have triumphed over the regime symbolized by Gaddafi's death, new disturbances flaring up…

Rebels occupy areas in Libya

By THOMAS ANDREW, Los Angeles correspondent

Published 23.01.12 pm. 16:27 - Updated at. 16:41

Supporters of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has taken control of "critical areas" in the town of Bani Walid. Although Muammar Gaddafi was murdered three months ago, the late dictator's support apparently not abandoned the struggle for power in Libya. Armed Gaddafi…

American hostage in Somalia rescued by US Navy SEALs in overnight raid

By Jim Miklaszewski, NBC News chief Pentagon correspondent WASHINGTON

In a daring nighttime raid Tuesday, U.S. Navy SEALs rescued two hostages, including one American, who were being held by kidnappers in Somalia, U.S. officials tell NBC News. American Jessica Buchanan, 32, and a 60-year-old Dane, Poul Thisted, were working for a Danish relief organization in northern Somalia…

Filesonic shuts down filesharing service

By Joseph George

Published Monday, January 23, 2012

Megaupload crackdown has already started producing results. Rival file sharing service provider FileSonic has announced that it is stopping all file sharing service with immediate effect.

In a statement posted on its website, FileSonic said that it would only allow users to access their own…

Environmental Poisons in bags of popcorn destroys the vaccination of children

Every tenth of the vaccines against diphtheria and tetanus, all children get, seems too bad because the children have elevated concentrations of polyfluorinated substances in the body. It shows the research conducted in the Faroe Islands.



By Magnus Bredsdorff, Wednesday 25th January 2012 pm. 12:46

Ordinary vaccines that have eradicated some…

Professor: The maximum level of fluoride compounds are 100 times too high

The European food authorities should lower the limit on how many fluorocarbons people can tolerate for one hundredth of today. It says the professor, who has shown that drugs can destroy the vaccine. He was even helping to define the limits.



By Magnus Bredsdorff, Thursday 26th January 2012 pm. 06:06

The European food authority levels for persistent…

Will Prince William's tour of duty reignite simmering Falklands dispute?　

By Jack Rees, NBC News

LONDON -- As Prince William prepares to head 8,000 miles from home to serve as a helicopter pilot in the remote Falkland Islands, the traditional "Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves!" refrain seems rather far-fetched.

Britain's naval fleet was once twice the combined size of its two closest rivals. But austerity cuts have seen…

For years, FBI agents insisted that they knew exactly who launched the anthrax attacks that killed five people and scared the living hell out of the county in the fall of 2001. Now, the Bureau is admitting for the first time that the case still has major holes.

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