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Post Peak Sanity, Oil & Freedom; Pre Peak Thirst, Hunger, War and Ponzi Fascism aka 'Organic' Back Yard Urban Tomatoes vs. New York Beekeeping

April 22nd, 2013

by Tracy Turner

Brett Redmayne-Titley OEN-banned OathKeepers Article Ruth Hull OEN-banned Chris Dorner (Implied) 6th Amendment Right Article

Robert Singer OEN-banned Articles Nom de Plures Revealed

Tracy Turner OEN-banned PlumeGate Fukushima Article Tracy Turner Peak Everything Article (Peak Insanity, Fascism, Thirst & Hunger)

Going Green In New York Includes Rooftop Bees and 'Healthful' Potted Herb Plants From Quaratine 37 sold by "Green" Walmart, Lowes or Home Depot - Smelled their 'Green' Pesticide Aisles?

Kids, come outside to Arkansas, Mommy's going to show you how insanely cruel Tyson factory farm grows antibiotic chickens... ...then on to Florida to show you airplanes burning high-octane aviation gas (and tractors with a centrifical-spray-rig) soaking oranges with Acephate. Said tractors are diesel-gluttons, spraying Orthene on Citrus crops that roll to supermarkets near our rurban home in trains and trucks belching diesel smog. Oil companies are evil - pontificated 900 times daily in lefty rags, 4-5 billion of us will starve in 2-3 weeks if the supply stops. Think of oil as heroin or methadone for suburb people. You are evil, you keep using bigger and bigger hits and buying more dime bags... Your wife gets high on the two SUV's in the driveway and pops out another oil-eater (GMO Similac eats oil, baby eats oil) to show her gratitude. Stop oil, and Mom, Dad and baby have no more GMO's to eat.

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By Any Other Name… Terrorism Sucks!!

April 22nd, 2013

Philip A Farruggio

Terrorize: To fill with terror… to coerce by intimidation

It saddened me to hear of that young eight year old boy killed by the bombs in Boston. The other two people dead by that terror attack only further saddened this writer. Yet, the conversation throughout our mainstream media and by our general populace concerning such an act ended with that act of terror. Why, I asked, are not all acts of recent terrorism discussed and condemned by my fellow Americans? Does it have to be the torn apart body of one of our own that exclusively raises our ire?

When a suicide bomber blows away the lives of students and other civilians in an Israeli café, my eyes fill with tears. When Israeli Apache helicopters blast away the lives of innocent Palestinians, more tears flow. Terrorism has no parameters. It sucks no matter who does the killing and who does the dying. The overkill of the cities of Dresden and Tokyo with incendiary WMDs was just as ghastly as the ‘Rape of Nanking ‘and the carpet bombing of London. In any war, to destroy the lives of civilian non combatants is terrorism, plain and simple. Yet, my fellow Americans, many of them… most of them, could not give a rat’s ass for what our military has done in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Libya… to name but a few such places.

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What the Gosnell abortion trial really shows us

April 21st, 2013

Mary Shaw

The Philadelphia murder trial of late-term abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell has now made the national news. Gosnell is accused of murdering seven preterm infants who were born alive during attempted abortions, as well as a pregnant Nepalese woman who died from an overdose of a sedative delivered by Gosnell's untrained staff.

Some anti-choice activists are pointing to the Gosnell case to demonstrate why abortion should be outlawed. But doing so is naive - and downright invalid - for a number of reasons.

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Anatomy of a False Flag

April 21st, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

False flags are an American tradition. They go way back. The Boston bombings appear the latest. More on that below.

Notable earlier false flags or incidents approximating them include:

In 1845, America lawlessly annexed Texas. It was Mexican territory. President James Polk deployed US troops. A future president led them. General Zachary Taylor paraded them along the disputed border.

In May 1846, Polk told cabinet officials that if Mexican forces retaliated, he'd ask Congress to declare war. He wanted it whether or not Mexico attacked. After an incident occurred, Polk told Congress:

"Mexico has passed the boundary of the US and shed American blood on American soil." The Mexican War followed.

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Venezuela's Maduro Inaugurated

April 21st, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

Latin American and other heads of state attended Maduro's inaugural ceremony. Earlier he accused opposition forces of triggering post-election violence.

"We have stopped a coup in its first stage," he said. "They are beaten, but they are coming back with a new attack." On Thursday, he flew to Lima.

He attended an emergency UNASUR meeting with other Latin American leaders. He did so to discuss what's ongoing. It continues. Opposition leader Capriles publicly urged supporters to carry out desruptive actions.

Washington's long arm is involved. Maduro understands the threat. Hopefully he's up to the challenge.

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Where did they find the money to send troops to Jordan?

April 21st, 2013

Michael Collins

That's your Sunday moment of Zen. We have sent troops to Jordan, specifically to the Jordan - Syria border.

The United States budget is in an state of disarray. The crazies and the sleepwalkers in Congress can't engage in rational analysis and planning, so we're forced into robo-budget cutting. Even without the histrionics of historic proportion, it is time to pay close attention to expenditures based on priorities for the vast majority of citizens. (Image)

The real unemployment rate is 23% when you count all those once employed who would work and those forced into part time employment. Our neglect of the environment and de facto stupidity has advanced climate change beyond the point of no return unless very prompt action is taken to correct the situation.

So what do those in power do? Send troops to Jordan.

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When Will We Ever Learn?

April 20th, 2013

Franklin Lamb

This observer has no idea if the American Ambassador here in Beirut, Maury Connolly or Secretary of State John Kerrey has ever listened to Marlene Dietrich’s classic October 1965 performance of Pete Seeger’s “Where Have All The Flowers Gone,” still stunning, deeply moving and available on the Internet.

But on this 30th anniversary of the bombing of the US Embassy in Beirut I found myself near the old embassy site on the sea front for personal reasons, and stepped down the block below the American University of Beirut to meet a friend at Starbucks. When I entered, maybe the 5th time in my life I have been to a Starbucks since I don’t drink coffee and for political reasons tend to avoid the chain,I noticed someone was playing Dietrich’s classic.

Having just read reports in the Lebanese media concerning the American Ambassador and Secretary of State’s political comments on the embassy events, three decades on, Marlene’s enchanting, deep voiced, “When will they every learn,?” numbed me.

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New Normal Terror Attack

April 20th, 2013

By Tony Soldo

One of the objectives of the false flag Boston Marathon bombing terror attack, was to create fear, confusion, anger, and hatred, in the subconscious minds of the masses, the millions of people who absorb and accept the "New Normal", whenever the people in power implement a tactic or agenda (Problem).

After the media saturates the minds of the masses, the government has a greater role in their lives to rule over them and control them.

The media conditioned the masses to cheer the police and soldiers after the suspect was caught, and the whole city of Boston came out of their houses, cheering the soldiers and police, waving their flags, and singing the national anthem (Reaction).

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The Bloom Is Off Gold

April 20th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

It is for now. Don't bet against it longer term. Value eventually wins out. Gold's secular bull market continues. Experts believe it has a long way to go.

Market manipulation bears full responsibility for recent market action. A previous article explained. It called gold a global thermometer. It reflects monetary, geopolitical and economic conditions. It's driven by supply and demand considerations.

It's the longstanding hedge against uncertainty. It's bought to do so against inflation, the declining value of fiat money, and disturbing global geopolitical conditions.

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Boston Black Ops: Manufacturing Terror

April 20th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

Mounting evidence suggests state-sponsored terrorism. Expect more later to confirm it. Cui bono matters most. Powerful interests benefit hugely. Ordinary people lose out.

War on terror 2.0 looms. Innocent people will suffer. Expect more repressive laws. Military spending will increase. Homeland security will be boosted. Fundamental freedoms will die. Full-blown tyranny may follow. It's already a hair's breath away.

Imperial wars on humanity will continue. New targets will be chosen. Independent governments will be attacked. New world order rules demand unchallenged global dominance. The worst of all possible outcomes may follow. State-sponsored terror facilitates it.

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