Director | January 30, 2009
NWOU recommends keeping up regularly with Madcow Morning News. Madcow does original investigative reporting into the South American drug trade and its links with top U.S. politicians and bankers. Although such stories are blacked out in the U.S. media, both Mexico and the EU media are now reporting on New World Order drug and government […]
Director | January 30, 2009
John Coleman, founder of the Weather Channel, trashed Al Gore’s claims of global warming just as Gore was testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The story is at Fox News. “Most of the great environmental struggles will be either won or lost in the 1990s and … by the next century it will be […]
Director | January 29, 2009
The Herald Tribune reports on France’s general strike yesterday, with up to 2.5 million protesters in the streets across France. One irony of this demonstration is that most of the workers who walked off the job were government bureaucrats, those whose jobs are safest. Why aren’t U.S. workers protesting in the streets? There are plenty […]
Director | January 29, 2009
The Telegraph reports that chip implants are being developed to boost the sex drive. “Therapy” will also be an excuse to implant chips.
Director | January 28, 2009
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown again announced yesterday that the global financial crisis was an opportunity to organize a new world financial order. See the story, and reaction, at the Daily Express. Brown expects to announce the outline of the new order in April at the G20 summit.
Director | January 28, 2009
If you are able to get past the distractions–partisan politics, the current economic stimulus plan, whatever is being said on TV–then you can prepare yourself to go inside the government/military/financial complex to understand how everyone is being swindled. There is a cooperative framework of government agencies and private corporations that transfers money out of the […]
Director | January 27, 2009
Timothy Geithner was confirmed as U.S. Treasury Secretary yesterday. The vote was 60-34 in the Senate. Some Senators expressed disapproval that Geithner failed to pay self-employment taxes for two years while working at the International Monetary Fund. See the story at boston.com, and read a few of the comments below the story. This is what […]
