Tuesday, October 20, 2015

The View

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Gilbert G Fiola's photo.

Peter Ormond Green Party's photo.

The People's Voice
Many believe that project blue beam is a program developed by NASA to simulate a fake UFO event or the second coming of Christ.
Many believe that project blue beam is a program developed by NASA to simulate a…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY CAROL ADL

Democracy Now!
"The CIA and Allen Dulles told Eisenhower after the Guatemala coup, 'Oh, it was a clean coup. You know, hardly anyone died.' But the fact is, tens of thousands of people died in the killing fields of Guatemala as a result of that coup, and that violence continues today." - David Talbot
Voters go to the polls in Guatemala on Sunday to elect a new president after a popular uprising led to President Otto Pérez Molina’s resignation and jailing.
DEMOCRACYNOW.ORG
The People's Voice
23 hrs
A new book claims that former CIA director Allen Dulles ordered JFK’s assassination because he was a ‘threat to national security’
A new book claims that former CIA director Allen Dulles ordered JFK's…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY CAROL ADL


The People's Voice
Richard Branson claims that he has been shown a report by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) that calls on governments worldwide to end the “war on drugs” and to decriminalise the use and possession of all illegal substances.
Richard Branson claims that he has been shown a report by the UN Office on…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY SEAN ADL-TABATABAI
U.S. Army Secretary John McHugh has said that women will eventually have to…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY SEAN ADL-TABATABAI
The People's Voice
23 hrs
U.S. Defence Secretary Ash Carter said last week that the U.S. would “take all necessary steps to deter Russia’s malign and destabilizing influence, coercion and aggression”.
The Pentagon have threatened Russia with taking "all necessary steps" in order to counter their mission against ISIS in Syria. U.S. Defence Secretary Ash Carter said on Wednesday that the U.S. would "take all necessary steps to deter Russia’s malign and destabilizing influence... #ashcarter
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY SEAN ADL-TABATABAI

 
( Will take all steps to maligne Russia. Fixed That. )

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06cTZA6fuXQ
Constitutional attorney Rocco Galati explains about media control in Canada https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSHMgb327aU

Global Research (Centre for Research on Globalization)
11 hrs
Garikai Chengu: October 20, marks the four-year anniversary of the US-backed assassination of Libya’s former leader, Muammar Gaddafi, and the decline into chaos of one of Africa’s greatest nations. In 1967 Colonel Gaddafi inherited one of the poorest nations in Africa; by the time he was assassinated, he had transformed Libya into Africa’s richest nation. Prior to the US-led bombing campaign in 2011, Libya had the highest Human Development Index, the lowest infant mortality and the highest life expectancy in all of Africa.

October 20, marks the four-year anniversary of the US-backed assassination of Libya’s former leader,…
GLOBALRESEARCH.CA


March Against Monsanto's photo.
 Unify's photo.
4 hrs
Organic Consumers Association
Big Ag wants the world to believe industrial farming is the key to feeding the world. But there is no global food shortage. What we have is a crisis of overproduction, and a failure of distribution. Read more:http://orgcns.org/15d7eax
 


The People's Voice
A study from the 1990’s concluded that children who were vaccinated were more likely to suffer from various illness and chronic conditions

A 20 year old study from the 1990's has recently surfaced that compares…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY SEAN ADL-TABATABAI




NATO and its allies have launched one of the biggest military drills in recent history in the central Mediterranean.
NATO and its allies have launched one of the biggest military drills in recent history…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY SEAN ADL-TABATABAI


We've been in Afghanistan for 14 years, so what's a few more?
HUFF.TO
"The Mississippi Supreme Court, back in 1995, declared that the quality of representation for poor defendants 'goes to the very heart of how we as a civilized society assure equal justice to rich and poor alike.' Unfortunately, 20 years later, some counties in Mississippi are spending less than $2 per capita on indigent defense. To make matters worse for poor defendants, there is no state oversight of this patchwork system. Circuit court judges are the highest legal officers in the counties, and the only check on their judgement is the ballot box."
Fault Lines speaks to Marcus D. Gordon, a judge accused of violating the rights of indigent defendants
AMERICA.ALJAZEERA.COM


Shut Up I'm Still Talking's photo.

As the cost of solar energy falls, larger scale installations become economically viable. ICN's Zarha Hirji reports on one California school district's major investment in solar with battery storage.
A Southern California school district will soon become one of the first in the nation to get most of its electricity from on-campus solar panels and giant batteries.
INSIDECLIMATENEWS.ORG

By endorsing the Conservatives, Postmedia and the Globe and Mail have betrayed themselves, journalism and democracy. That and other news about government secrecy in Canada from the past week.
http://seanholman.com/
…/the-week-canadian-journalism-was-b…/
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By endorsing the Conservatives for another term in government, some of Canada’s biggest dailies have betrayed both democracy and themselves. Last week, papers…
SEANHOLMAN.COM

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Pollution in China has reached apocalyptic levels. The uncontrolled rate of growth has turned the country into an environmental nightmare.
MANIAVIDEOS.COM|BY BLAGICA

The People's Voice
Charities say that the whole system of NHS funding for medicines is now in chaos
Over 5,000 cancer patients are to be denied life-extending drugs under plans which…
YOURNEWSWIRE.COM|BY CAROL ADL

Robert Reich
Last week Walmart suffered its biggest one-day plunge in it stock price in 17 years; Walmart stock is down 30 percent so far this year. Some Wall Street analysts blame it on the company’s decision to raise its minimum wage to $9 this year and $10 next.
Baloney. Walmart remains the world’s largest and most profitable retailer with more than $485 billion in annual revenue (just a bit behind the entire economy of Norway). It's also the largest employer in America. Its problem isn’t that it now pays its workers a $9 minimum. It's real problem is that most of its consumers are getting poorer. The typical Walmart shopper’s annual household income is lower now than it was ten years ago, adjusted for inflation. Walmart therefore has a huge stake not only in raising its own wages but also in supporting an increase in the federal minimum wage. If Wall Street analysts had brains they'd be urging Walmart to do exactly this.
What do you think?

( Let's ask Ford Motor Company - who pioneered that practice years ago, making money like it was going out of style )

Robert Reich
13 hrs
I’m often asked what other country the U.S. should emulate. I say we should emulate ourselves – between 1945 and 1980. In those 35 years we built the largest middle class in the history of the world and created opportunities for the poor to move upward. In the 35 years since 1980 we’ve done the opposite.
1. Between 1945 and 1980: American incomes rose as the economy grew. Since 1980: American incomes have flattened although the economy has continued to grow.
2. Then: Typical CEO of large company got 20x the pay of the typical worker. Now: CEOs get 300x the typical worker’s pay.
3. Then: The richest 1 percent got 9 percent of the nation’s total income. Now: The richest 1 percent get 20 percent.
4. Then: The marginal tax rate on top incomes was 70 percent. Now: The top marginal rate is 39 percent.
5. Then: A third of workers in the private sector were unionized. Now: Fewer than 7 percent are.
6. Then: The biggest 5 Wall Street banks had 5% of all banking assets. Now: They have 44%.
7. Then: We expanded free public higher education. Now: Public university tuition is rising faster then inflation.
8. Then: We passed the Voting Rights Acts. Now: The Supreme Court has gutted the Voting Rights Act and southern states are making it harder for blacks to vote.
9. Then: We passed the Civil Rights Act and desegregated our schools. Now: Public schools are more racially segregated than they were then.
10. Then: We built the interstate highway system, the largest public infrastructure project in American history. Now: We’re investing a smaller share of the economy in infrastructure than at any time since World War II.
What do you think?

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