Archive for July 7th, 2009
Senate Blocks Bill To Audit The Fed As Government Prepares For Second Round Of Looting
A Senate amendment based on Congressman Ron Paul’s successful House bill to audit the Federal Reserve was blocked by the Senate yesterday evening on procedural grounds, as Jim DeMint slammed the Fed for refusing to disclose where trillions in bailout funds had gone, while a top Obama administration advisor called for a second “stimulus” package to be prepared.
Police Misconduct Extrapolated Stats
Extending my projections out to a year’s worth of data based on what we’ve seen in the last three months I’ve estimated that:
717.7 per 100,000 police officers will be in the news for an alleged act of misconduct this year.
In other words:
1 out of every 139 police officers in the US will be implicated in an act of misconduct or criminality in the news. (not counting those that never get printed in the press).
Journalist Fired Over Flu Pandemic Lawsuit
Austrian journalist Jane Bürgermeister, who recently filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), and several high ranking government and corporate officials concerning bioterrorism, has been fired from her job. “On Monday, I was unexpectedly fired from my job as European Correspondent of the Renewable Energy World website,” Bürgermeister writes on her blog.
“Because there is reason to believe this decision was related to my filing charges alleging bioterrorism against the people of the USA and the rest of the world, and because I am entitled as a citizen to report a crime if there is credible evidence, I intend to file a lawsuit against Pennwell, a magazine,” she explains. “I have heard of other journalists fired or harassed for covering this subject.”
NutraSweet Company brags about the second coming of aspartame: Neotame now taking over world markets
