"... In choosing to take the low moral ground, Hoover and the FBI betrayed the trust of Americans, living and .
Yesterday, NPR delivered a story on the Vatican Bank, and I couldn't help but notice that once again the talk turned extremely vague.
Koch World reboots By Kenneth P. Vogel Politico, February 20, 2013 The Koch brothers’ political network sp.
Some class members plan to appeal a $93 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Monsanto By Kate White The Charleston Gazette, February 20, 2013 CHARLESTON, W.
The Pike: Gabriele D’Annunzio – Poet, Seducer and Preacher of War By Lucy Hughes-Hallett Fourth Estate, 704pp, £25 Reviewed by Daniel Swift New Statesman, February 14, 2013 Gabriele D’Annunzio was born in 1863 on the Adriatic coast of Italy.
By Pema Levy TPMLivewire, February 14, 2013 Stephen Viramontes, the interim state director of the tea party group FreedomWorks in Arizona, canceled plans to distribute Valentine's Day cards to lawmakers featuring various dictators who opposed anti-union legislation -- but not before tweeting about the cards, the Arizona Capitol Times reports.
The Fox host fabricated a story about hearing a shady associate of Lee Harvey Oswald commit suicide By Natasha Lennard Salon, February 1, 2013 Bill O’Reilly’s bestselling book on the JFK assassination, “Killing Kennedy,” partly follows the travails of O’Reilly himself as a young reporter trying to uncover the truth behind the president’s death.
"Pentagon Strategist Fritz Kraemer and the World 3.0", available only in German, is a puff piece, but even .
Related: "Hearing 'Voices': The Hidden History of the CIA’s Electromagnetic Mind-Control Experiments" By Clay Dillow Popular Science website, September 9.
"... 'Bad Pharma' details how the pharmaceutical industry uses scientific tricks and shenanigans (and sometime.
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UPDATE: The CIA’s Electromagnetic Arsenal and Mass Shootings in America Hustler, January 1995 Controlling human behavior by remote radio transmission isn’t science fiction—it’s a fact.
By Xeni Jardinat Boing, Boing, February 4, 2013 Philip Marshall, 54, a career airline pilot who claimed to have once served as a contract pilot for the CIA and DEA during the Iran-Contra affair, shot and killed his two teenage children, and the family dog, then killed himself.
This announcement comes a bit late, but I've attached links to articles by Heather Brooke on government secrecy in the United Kingdom and the media for anyone interested in her work on "mind control propaganda.
By Joshua Kopstein The Verge, February 1, 2013 As unmanned aerial vehicles continue to populate the skies above battlefields and college campuse faster than anyone can count them, the US government has taken a keen interest in equipping them with an increasing number of state-of-the-art surveillance technologies.
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By Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich Global Research, January 26, 2013 On November 22, 2012, the Los Angeles Times published an alarming piece of news entitled “Cyber Corps program trains spies for the digital age”.
Art Pope From SourceWatch Art Pope is the president and vice-chairman of the board of directors for Variety Wholesalers Inc.
Many farmers have decided to forego growing corn and soybeans due to the "inevitable contamination that will result".
Author Sues CIA for Info on Trujillo Victim Courthouse News, January 11, 2013 WASHINGTON (CN) - An author sued the CIA for records on the 1956 kidnapping and murder of a Columbia University professor and critic of Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo.
By Beau Hodai PRWatch, December 31, 2012 Records obtained from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) by DBA Press and the Center for Media and Democracy (DBA/CMD) through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request indicate that the FBI employed tactics under a "counter terrorism" initiative called "Operation Tripwire" in the monitoring of Occupy Wall Street (OWS) activists.
By Grace Susetyo Jakarta Globe, January 4, 2013 Joshua Oppenheimer’s controversial documentary “The Act of Killing” has attracted an overwhelming response since debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival last September.