Friday 9 October 2009

Airports Given H1N1 Quarantine Powers By Federal Government
The next time you take a flight to or from the U.S. you won’t just be subject to full body scans, fingerprint analysis and retinal probes, you may have your temperature taken and could even be quarantined under new powers granted to airports to deal with the H1N1 “pandemic”.


EU draws up plans to establish itself as ‘world power’
The European Union has drawn up secret plans to establish itself as a global power in its own right with the authority to sign international agreements on behalf of member states.

The Great Beyond: Worst. Climate. Campaign. Ever.
Should public money be used to frighten children in an attempt to promote the greatest scientific fraud of all time?


10,000 apply for 90 factory jobs
In the latest sign of weakness in Louisville-area employment, about 10,000 people applied over three days for 90 jobs building washing machines at General Electric for about $27,000 per year and hefty benefits.

 Collapse of the Greenback? Will the Dollar get an “Arab Oil Shock”? 
 
Oil at $200, Stocks Can Keep Rallying: Jim Rogers 
 The Origin of the Dilemma

‘You’ve got blood on your hands’: Father of dead soldier refuses to shake Blair’s hand after memorial to Britain’s fallen heroes

Daily Mail
Friday, October 9, 2009

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair was told today he had ‘blood on his hands’ by a bereaved father who refused to shake his hand at a reception following a memorial service for those killed in Iraq.

Peter Brierley, whose son Lance Corporal Shaun Brierley, 28, was killed in March 2003, refused to shake Mr Blair’s proffered hand and said: ‘I’m not shaking your hand, you’ve got blood on it.’

The former prime minister was ushered away and afterwards Mr Brierley said: ‘I understand soldiers go to war and die but they have to go to war for a good reason and be properly equipped to fight.’

The snub came after Mr Blair had been forced to sit and listen during the memorial service as the Archbishop of Canterbury spoke out against politicians for failing to consider the human cost of the war in Iraq.

Mr Brierley added: ‘I believe Tony Blair is a war criminal. I can’t bear to be in the same room as him. I can’t believe he’s been allowed to come to this reception.

‘I believe he’s got the blood of my son and all of the other men and women who died out there on his hands.

‘It comes back to me every day, every time I see a coffin come off a plane; it reminds me of what happened to Shaun.’

Full story here.