Daily Archives: November 5, 2012 »
New Jersey Contracted RFID Evacuee Tracking Tech Just Days Before Sandy Formed
Presciently, the State of New Jersey announced a 5-year contract for RFID tracking technology used to assist in evacuation by identifying and monitoring the location of evacuees and emergency assets during hurricanes or other
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Choosing Obama or Romney: Switching Deck Chairs on the Titanic?
When asked on October 22 during the final presidential debate what he thought about the use of drones, Mitt Romney responded: Well I believe we should use any and all means necessary to take out
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Explosive video indictment of Obama rocks YouTube
In what could be the most stunning video indictment of President Obama and his administration’s policies this election year, a YouTube video reveals the fallout of the “hope” and “change” Obama promised in 2008. YouTube
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NATE SILVER: Obama’s Odds Of Winning Have Now Hit 85%
With two days to go, Obama's odds of winning re-election have reached their highest level ever, according to New York Times polling guru Nate Silver. Betting markets Intrade and Betfair also show the President maintaining
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Military Encirclement and Global Domination: Russia Counters US Missile Shield from the Seas
The Pentagon is working to encircle Eurasia and surround the Eurasian Triple Entente composed of China, Russia, and Iran. For every reaction, however, there is a counter-reaction. Neither one of these three Eurasian powers will
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Liberal media, White House owes preppers and survivalists a massive apology in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy
In the wake of superstorm Sandy, preppers are the new prophets. Those who failed to prepare are the new homeless. For as long as we can all remember, preppers and survivalists have been derided by
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Vaccine bombshell: Baby monkeys develop autism symptoms after obtaining doses of popular vaccines
Following a recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which revealed that many infant monkeys given standard doses of childhood vaccines as part of the new research,developed autism symptoms, question
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Monsanto Funded Anti-GMO Labeling Campaign Gets Away with Impersonating Govt. Agencies
Misuse of a United States government seal can lead to a $250,000 fine, twenty years in prison, and three years of supervised release — unless you’re a campaign organization funded by major corporations like
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7 True Stories of Animals Rescuing People from Certain Death
You don't have to be pulled out of a well by a plucky collie to know that there is such a thing as hero animals. But when you think of them, you probably picture
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12 Simple Steps to VeriChip the World
Julie Beal We are the last generation with a voice and free will to change the course of history. Everyone connected everywhere – smart phones are to be the tools of the Smart World
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Report reveals Japanese nuclear safety experts received large sums of money from nuclear industry
While the “profoundly man-made disaster” at the Fukushima nuclear power plant continues unabated with independent experts continually blocked from gaining access, it has now been revealed that the six members of a Japanese government
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Every Bit of Junk Food, Fast Food Damages Your Arteries, Paves Way for Coronary Artery Disease
Think just one burger won’t do any damage? Not so, according to a University of Montreal study, which shows that even one meal high in saturated fat damages arteries. Dr. Anil Nigam, Director of Research
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