Thursday, 20 September 2012 08:28
'I can’t pound away enough about this subject, and I hope you are sounding off too. People would find it hard to believe how many types of technologies are being used on human minds today.
We all know we’re “steered” and “walled off” to some degree by influences around us, not the least of which is the media and the onslaught of its corporofascist disinformation and advertising arm.
Deeper influences include so-called modern education and the socially engineered dumbing-down of society for decades. Just look around you for how “well repeated” everything we’re told has become, with the predominance of shallow Hollywood types and the gutless sing-song intonations and political correctness in society’s language. But there’s a lot more people need to know about electronic mind control and what it’s doing to us and our world.'
Thursday, 20 September 2012 08:23
'Today Money Mail can reveal how savers are missing out on up to £2?billion interest a year because banks and building societies are failing to pass on cash Isa tax breaks.
Some of Britain’s biggest High Street names are routinely denying cash Isa savers the best rates by paying a better rate on ordinary savings accounts, where interest is taxed, than on untaxed Isas. In doing so, they are effectively stealing the tax relief to line their own pockets.
This robbery is depriving each cash Isa saver of as much as £612 a year extra interest.'
Thursday, 20 September 2012 07:49
'You can call it karma or blowback, whatever makes you happy. The bottom line is that what America is now facing both internationally and domestically is all due to being a military industrial empire. The protesters in the streets overseas are in countries that most of us here at home would have difficulty finding on a map, for goodness sake!
The majority of those folks are not out there because of some inflammatory YouTube film. Perhaps the ultra fanatical Islamists may wish to have that the rallying point of the protests … to then better control their fellow citizens. No, the film most likely unleashed centuries-old rage and frustration with the United States’ imperial designs.'
Thursday, 20 September 2012 07:31
'A French magazine ridiculed the Prophet Mohammad on Wednesday by portraying him naked in cartoons, threatening to fuel the anger of Muslims around the world who are already incensed by a film depicting him as a womanizing buffoon.
The French government, which had urged the magazine not to print the images, said it was temporarily shutting down premises including embassies and schools in 20 countries on Friday, when protests sometimes break out after Muslim prayers.'
Thursday, 20 September 2012 06:30
'In the immediate aftermath of the post 9/11 protest movement which erupted simultaneously across the Middle East in reaction to the anti-Muslim film, The Innocence of Muslims, US embassies around the World were instructed by the US State Department to “destroy classified material as a security precaution”.
These instructions to destroy secret documents are said to be routine. What does Washington have to hide?'
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