Thursday, 20 January 2011 08:07
'In May of 2010, the council said Andrew Wakefield could no longer practice medicine. Wakefield’s public statements caused widespread alarm that a common childhood vaccine could cause autism has been put down even though evidence and common sense are on his side.
This doctor is a medical hero who is being slandered because his voice comes from within the ranks of medicine and this cannot be tolerated. Poison the children, stick them with needles, drug ’em, cut them out of their mothers’ bellies in increasing numbers, and give them, in every case possible, pharmaceuticals instead of safer and more effective natural remedies.'
Thursday, 20 January 2011 07:56
Whenever the U.S. Government wants to demonize a person or group in order to justify attacks on them, it follows the same playbook: it manufactures falsehoods about them, baselessly warns that they pose Grave Dangers and are severely harming our National Security, peppers all that with personality smears to render the targeted individuals repellent on a personal level, and feeds it all to the establishment American media, which then dutifully amplifies and mindlessly disseminates it all.
That, of course, was the precise scheme that so easily led the U.S. into attacking Iraq; it's what continues to ensure support for the whole litany of War on Terror abuses and the bonanza of power and profit which accompanies them; and it's long been obvious that this is the primary means for generating contempt for WikiLeaks to enable its prosecution and ultimate destruction (an outcome the Pentagon has been plotting since at least 2008).'
Thursday, 20 January 2011 07:50
'Following a significant hike in oil prices, an angry Fox News host has exclaimed that the United States has every right to take the oil from Iraq and Kuwait.
On his Friday show, the Great American Panel, Sean Hannity, said that Iraq and Kuwait should "pay for their own liberation" by the United States. "I say why isn't Iraq paying us back with oil, and paying every American family and their soldiers that lost loved ones or have injured soldiers - and why didn't they pay for their own liberation?" Hannity asked.
He added that the United States has every right to go into Kuwait and Iraq and "take all their oil".'
Thursday, 20 January 2011 07:46
'The Republican-led US House of Representatives has voted YES to a bill repealing President Barack Obama's healthcare law signed last year.
On Wednesday, 245 lawmakers backed the repeal of President Obama's landmark healthcare reform law signed back when the Democrats controlled the House and Senate. Republican leaders have reasoned their commitment to the bill as being part of an honoring act towards a campaign that helped them gain more control of the House and Senate last November, Reuters reported Thursday.'
Thursday, 20 January 2011 06:34
'The US Justice Department says a whistleblower leaking information to the media is a “far greater threat to society” than a spy selling information to an enemy.
According to the managing news editor at Antiwar.com, Jason Ditz, the remarks made by the country's judiciary are in line with efforts in the US “to intimidate potential whistleblowers and discourage them from this sort of activity.”
“It seems like they're trying to make it a broad statement but I think they definitely have Wikileaks in mind,” Ditz said in an interview with Press TV on Tuesday.'
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