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PETMAN’s comin for ya
Posted on April 17th, 2012 No commentsComing up the stairs …
In a few years DARPA will have automated factories cranking out these things 24/7 (along with the Reapers, Predators, Big Dogs, SWORDs, etc).
Why do the elite need a bunch fleshlings to bag groceries and pull levers (or triggers)? Simple, they don’t. You’re just about obsolete, so you should make yourself useful in other ways, like preparing to defend your species against what you know is coming.
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Study: Water fluoridation provides no detectable benefit in rural populations
Posted on April 16th, 2012 1 commentWest Virginia Rural Health Research Center published a population study in January of 2012 which shows that municipal water fluoridation provides no benefit to children’s teeth. In areas where water fluoridation was less prevalent, and dental care was also less accessible, there was no statistically significant difference in the number of cavities when compared to urban populations.
“For children’s dental health measures, it was found that fluoridation rates were not significantly related to the measures of either caries or overall condition of the teeth for urban or rural areas.”
Read the study here: 2011 fluoridation policy brief (PDF)
While their conclusions seem rather desperate to soften the blow against the crumbling fluoride dogma, the data is consistent with World Health Organization statistics which show little to no benefit to fluoridation when comparing countries that do and do not fluoridate water and/or salt.
That’s right, it’s all about brushing, flossing, the foods you eat, and genetics. No amount of toxic fluoride makes up for inadequate dental hygiene especially after consuming sweet and acidic foods.
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IRS: Bribes and Kickbacks “usually” not tax deductible
Posted on April 15th, 2012 No commentsStraight from IRS Publication 334 (2011)
You usually cannot deduct the following as business expenses. For more information, see Publication 535.
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REALLY???? Now we just have to find out under which circumstances bribes and kickbacks are tax deductible. It’s rather ironic that people would attempt to deduct such things. Poor choice of words, or morally bankrupt society?
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U of M police report petty theft up 32% from 2011
Posted on April 10th, 2012 No commentsTaken from an email sent by University of Michigan Police to employees:
>From January 1 to March 31, 2012, the U-M Department of Public Safety received 190 reports of larcenies, a 32% increase from 144 reported in the same time period in 2011. Most larcenies are thefts of unattended belongings. Of the 190 larcenies this year, 38 laptops and 27 cell phones were reported stolen.
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Today Show joins National Geographic and History Channel in pushing imaginary alien threat
Posted on April 9th, 2012 1 commentWhether this psyop goes by the name BlueBeam is debateable, but the alien threat programming is too well coordinated in the propaganda outlets to be a coincidence. The idea of scaring people with fake alien reports dates back to the 1930s with War of the Worlds and Disney hoaxes. Later, actor-in-chief Ronald Reagan got in on it. Now they practically devote entire TV channels to it (History Channel).
If the corporate media controllers think something will unite people behind their New World Order slave state, you’ll find it on TV.
The obvious response to this is that any alien civilization that can travel between star systems will be so advanced technologically, that they will A) not have any need for our resources because they could easily whip up something better, or B) simply obliterate us with no struggle, due to their vastly superior weapons. I’m going with A, although maybe they’ll do us a favor and wipe out the manipulators who try to scare people into obedience with their computer generated fear mongering, or at least perform painful experiments on them.
Does this look familiar to anyone?
- Invoke 9/11 … Call for New World Order … Repeat
It’s an Easter special edition military psywar brainwashing, with aliens blowing up the pentagon a la 9/11, and the government has a spokesman using our tax dollars to promote the whole thing. Do you know how much of my friggin income goes to taxes? I’m taking 2 days off work this year just to do taxes, and will probably end up owing a bunch of money, so this shmuck can use our government-controlled radio frequencies to propagandize me.
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Acquisitions of Organic Food Companies visualized, 1995 to 2007
Posted on April 3rd, 2012 No commentsPhilip H. Howard Assistant Professor, Michigan State University
(watch in full screen mode a few times)
This movie depicts organic processing industry changes from 1995 to 2007. The small green circles indicate organic brands, the medium blue circles indicate investment firms, the large yellow circles indicate multinational food processors, and the small red circles indicate introductions of organic versions of mainstream brands. Gray lines denote ownership ties. The gray text in the upper left displays the year, which advances as the animation is played.
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A Marijuana Bud A Day Keeps The Stroke Away
Posted on March 25th, 2012 No commentsFox is predictably deceptive on this issue. Throwing the apple in the garbage can was very dramatic, but I don’t hear the doctor saying to throw apples away. If indeed he did then please produce some kind of evidence of him saying this.
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2 out of 2 people say Kony 2012 is a scam
Posted on March 16th, 2012 No comments
Latest tweetsInfowars nightly news Censored: Serial child killers, Sibel Edmonds, Brothers in Arms http://t.co/g8GU1tpK #censorship #Sybil_Edmonds
Missouri University of Science and Technology attempts to paint file-sharers as mentally ill, recommends nanny state http://t.co/Y7tgTDFx
Chicago Police raiding and arresting suspected NATO activists without warrants http://t.co/ArXjWypb #Chicago #NATO #Occupy
Archaeologist: Reptoid Rapture Delayed (Washington's Blog) http://t.co/wFGZl0d4
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