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Is Obama’s scheme to polish off Americans one by one?

June 30, 2014

Of course, Obama may not want all Americans shuffling off this mortal coil. He may need some starving wretches still around to hector about our global warming sins, while Michelle lectures us on the proper way to eat worms.

I sure hope our friends and neighbors enjoyed voting for this history-making president. There may not be too much enjoyment left.

Evidence for Aspartame – Alzheimer link emerges

June 30, 2014

Most public health agencies and nutritionists in the United States still recommend no- or low-calorie artificial sweeteners as an acceptable, and even preferred, alternative to sugar. This flawed advice can have very serious repercussions for those who follow it.

Artificial sweeteners of all kinds have been found to wreak havoc with your health in a number of different ways. Aspartame, which is perhaps the worst of the bunch, has a long list of studies indicating its harmful effects, ranging from brain damage to pre-term delivery.

Aspartame is also the number one source of side effect complaints to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), with over 10,000 complaints filed and over 91 documented symptoms related to its consumption.

Most recently, studies are also starting to confirm lingering suspicions that artificial sweeteners like aspartame may play a role in the development of Alzheimer’s disease, a serious form of dementia that is now thought to kill over half a million Americans each year.

The key mechanism of harm appears to be methanol toxicity—a much-ignored problem associated with aspartame in particular.

The Measles vaccines do not work

June 30, 2014

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Would you like some cheese with that whine, Mr. President?

June 30, 2014

On Friday, President Obama spent a good chunk of his public speech in Minneapolis complaining about how tough it is to be President Obama. “They don’t do anything except block me!” he complained of the Republican House of Representatives, as though it were the job of Congress to rubber stamp the Great Monarch’s imperial dictates. “And, and, and call me names!”
The most powerful man on earth is a petulant whiner.
But this isn’t the first time he’s had a crying jag over his sad, sad life. Get out your tiny violins.

‘Predictive Policing’ is worse than ‘Minority Report’

June 30, 2014

The defenders and promulgators of data-driven, predictive policing — which is meant to anticipate crimes before they happen — face a PR problem: reassuring the public against fears that such methods are ushering in a totalitarian future reminiscent of the science-fiction film Minority Report.

Concerns about preemptive crime fighting through data hoarding and analysis are hard to assuage, however, because they are perfectly valid.

A lengthy feature published in the Guardian on Wednesday looked at the permeation of data-driven analysis in the LAPD and other municipal police forces. “As the ability to collect, store and analyze data becomes cheaper and easier, law enforcement agencies all over the world are adopting techniques that harness the potential of technology to provide more and better information,” it noted. “But while these new tools have been welcomed by law enforcement agencies, they’re raising concerns about privacy, surveillance and how much power should be given over to computer algorithms.”

‘Bread-and-Circuses’ government and perverse culture create dependency epidemic

June 30, 2014

The concept of bread and circus has appeared in numerous societies, but in slightly different forms. In ancient Rome, the “bread” was grain, given freely to citizens, while, the “circus” consisted of a combination of gladiatorial and field (ex. chariot) games. As technology has advanced, the American “bread” has become cheap food, subsidized through SNAP (food stamps), while the “circus” has become mindless and vapid digital entertainment (ex. the Kardashians, Duck Dynasty, etc.).
Despite the technological updates to the term, the general idea remains the same: The societal elite can placate a population with the bare minimum required to eat and enough amusement to pass the time, in order to keep them under control. This placation gives the elite the ability to do fundamentally unpopular and damaging things, without having to worry about the population revolting en mass—enough people are lulled into inaction by the fact that they are just scraping by and believe that they will one day be one of the elite.

Brooke Burke-Charvet muy atractivo provocativo fotos – Part TWO of SEVEN

June 30, 2014

Brooke Burke-Charvet érotique photographie galerie de portraits

Militarized Police treating Americans as “Wartime Enemies”

June 29, 2014

As the number of troop-heavy foreign interventions decreases, the warcraft and weaponry used in battle are now being deployed in neighborhoods as members and machines of law enforcement become increasingly indistinguishable from those of the military.

This is the situation as revealed in a new report published by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) entitled “War Comes Home: The Excessive Militarization of American Policing.”

“A SWAT team blew a hole in my 2 year-old son” is perhaps the best example of a headline announcing the horrific impact this conversion can have when left unchecked.

Hillary Clinton’s face on billboard for cheating site

June 29, 2014

Yup, that’s apparently a sketch of the former secretary of state — in full hush-hush mode — on a new billboard in Chicago hawking the Ashley Madison website, which caters to married people looking to have affairs.

The billboard’s text reads, “Harder Choices…Lead to Ashley Madison.com,” reported WFLD-TV in Chicago.

Emmy Award winner Meshach Taylor dead at 67

June 29, 2014

MESHACH TAYLOR who starred in TV’s “Designing Women” and the “Mannequin” movies has died at 67.

Taylor who played the lovable assistant Anthony Bouvier, who worked at the Sugarbaker interior design firm in the sitcom “Designing Women” which aired on CBS for seven seasons from September 1986 until May 1993. It starred Dixie Carter, Delta Burke, Annie Potts, Jean Smart and Taylor, whose characters work at the design firm in Atlanta.

Taylor passed last night at his family’s home in Altadena, where he was receiving hospice care.

His family posted a cryptic sad note on his Facebook page, saying, “It is with love and gratitude that we sorrowfully announce that our darling, amazingly brilliant and dynamic Meshach, the incredible father, husband, son and friend, has begun his grand transition.”

Taylor also memorably played the flamboyant window dresser Hollywood Montrose in the 1987 box office hit “Mannequin” with Kim Cattrall and its 1991 sequel “Mannequin 2: On the Move”.

Taylor also hosted his own series on HGTV, “The Urban Gardener”; co-hosted a show on “Retirement Living TV” with Florence Henderson; and was a regular celebrity panelist on the classic game show “To Tell the Truth”.

His last TV appearance was on an ep of “Criminal Minds”.

Adios.