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…

The Top-10 alternatives to Megaupload & Filesonic

By Joseph George

Published Monday, January 23, 2012

Is Megaupload’s closure a warning to other similar websites or do they stand to gain?

Megaupload allows its customers to upload files on to a website and share its with anyone on the internet to be downloaded. The US Justice Department shut down the company's website on January 19 for copyright…

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…

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…

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…

5 unemployed Moroccans set themselves on fire in protest, 3 hospitalized

By Associated Press, january 19 2012 RABAT, Morocco 

Five unemployed Moroccan men set themselves on fire in the capital Rabat as part of widespread demonstrations in the country over the lack of jobs, especially for university graduates, a rights activist said Thursday.

Three were burned badly enough to be hospitalized. Once rare,…

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…

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…

Hollywood threatens Obama over SOPA

Published: 20 January, 2012, 00:59

If you see the White House invaded by aliens, blown up by laser beams or bombed by terrorists in any of the big summer blockbusters this year, consider it a subtle hint to the Oval Office by way of Hollywood.

After US President Barack Obama demanded revamped provisions in the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, Los…

Bird flu mutation study stopped in fear of deadly global outbreak

Published: 21 January, 2012, 02:51

Under pressure to put their research on hold due to fear of a biological disaster, an international team of scientists have voluntarily suspended their study on an advanced, incredibly deadly mutation of the H5N1 bird flu.

In an effort to better understand the deadly bird flu virus, Ron Fouchier of Erasmus Medical College…

FBI website crippled in Anonymous-led retaliation to Megaupload raid

Published: 20 January, 2012, 05:05

Edited: 20 January, 2012, 08:18

The official website for the US Federal Bureau of Investigation is the latest victim in a massive online attack against both the government and entertainment industry.

The Bureau’s official website, FBI.gov, went down Thursday evening after hacktivists participating…

Storm slams Oregon, 1 missing when car swept away

JONATHAN J. COOPER

Associated Press

SALEM, Ore. (AP) -- A winter storm packing winds gusting to 113 mph and rain that swelled rivers and creeks hammered Oregon on Wednesday.

Rising waters swept a car carrying at least three people from a grocery store parking lot into an overflowing creek late Wednesday. A man and child got out of the…

Decision to Attack Iran Is ‘Far Off,’ Israel Says

By ISABEL KERSHNER and RICK GLADSTONE

Published: January 18, 2012

JERUSALEM — Israel moved to calm the increasingly tense discourse over…

Woman gets one million crowns compensation after vaccine

A woman from Thisted area has received compensation of more than one million because she was sick with flu vaccine. She should have been free of symptoms of H1N1 flu, also known as swine flu. But social and health assistant Karin Søe Larsen went on to become seriously ill with flu vaccine. Now she's just been awarded damages of 114,900 kroner for a degree of permanent disability of 15 percent as a result of the vaccine. It…

Doomsday clock is ticking at Sonnergaard



January Sonnergaard has written a clever novel with a narrator who is even smarter. It is artistically unwise.

By Bjorn Bredal





Doomsday clock here on the planet were asked back recently, and not because of winter.



Following President Barak Obama's statements against nuclear weapons, pushed the American magazine Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists hands away from the planet's destruction.



Now time is only…

The Doomsday clock moves closer

Tuesday the 10th January 2012 pm. 21:03 by REUTERS / mkij for TV 2 News (Upd on 10 / 1 2012, 21:03)

Uncertainty about climate change and nuclear threats lead to the pointer on the so-called Doomsday clock printed. Time is now very close, that it all goes wrong. "It is now five minutes to midnight," says Allison MacFarlane, president of the group Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, who in 1947 created the Doomsday Clock. It was made to illustrate how…

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