Bringing the (Bio) War Home

(The Intelligence Daily) -- The 2001 anthrax attacks underscore the dangers posed to our health and safety by the Bioweapons-Industrial Complex. The killer(s) employed a military-grade version of the deadly pathogen, a four-mutation blend of anthrax prepared at the government's test site at the remote Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Based on available evidence it's a near certainty that the weapon came from stockpiles at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) in Ft. Detrick, Maryland. Before the dust...

Vaccination Myths and Truths

(The Intelligence Daily) -- Alan G. Philips is an attorney with the following credentials:-- he's one of the few American lawyers whose practice includes vaccine exemption and waiver issues;-- he...

The demise of the middle class

(The view from Brittany) -- It has been pointed out that collapses are hard on ruling classes. It is a fact that they are far more dependent upon the continued existence of a complex society than the...

The Obama opiate -- crisis deepens, crowds cheer

(Online Journal) -- Six months since taking the reins, the Barack Obama administration has met its primary objective. It has swiftly ramped up the murderous imperial agenda inherited from Bush-Cheney...

Obama touts economic “recovery”

(WSWS) -- The Obama administration and the media have seized on second quarter gross domestic product (GDP) data to promote the notion that the recession is ending and “recovery” is...

Colombia: soldiers convicted in "false positives" scandal

(WW4 Report) -- A judge sentenced 15 members of Colombia's military to between four and 30 years in prison for killing two civilians they tried to disguise as guerillas killed in combat, prosecutors...

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