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Saudi minister warns of dollar collapse
The dollar could collapse if Opec officially admits considering changing the pricing of oil into alternative currencies such as the euro, the Saudi Arabian foreign minister has warned. Prince Saud Al-Faisal was overheard ruling
Read More »Son of Satan is Unhappy. Wonder Why?
Tony Blair is supposed to be enjoying the high life after leaving office but friends say he is miserable On the face of it, retirement seems to agree with Tony Blair. He is leaner
Read More »New (and old) revelations of spying at the FBI
News outlets are abuzz with the news of the guilty plea of Nada Nadim Prouty. Despite fraudulently acquiring her citizenship and having close familial ties to Hezbollah, Prouty was able to pass background checks
Read More »Jim Rogers Urges People to Sell U.S. Dollar Holdings
Aaron Pan and Paul Gordon Investor Jim Rogers urged people to get out of the dollar and says he expects to be rid of all his U.S. currency assets by summer next year. ”If
Read More »High School Physics Prooves Towers were Demolished
When I talk to people about the building collapses on 9/11/2001, most people have never even heard about the destruction of World Trade Center Building No. 7, the 47 story steel office tower that
Read More »Sufferers sue ‘happy pill’ firm for £30million
By MARTIN DELGADO Lawyers representing patients who insist the bestselling drug is addictive have issued the first of 600 High Court writs against the company, each seeking compensation of up to £50,000. Since first
Read More »9/11 Group Plot Anti-Giuliani Ad Campaign
9/11 Firefighters and Family Members Plot Anti-Giuliani Ad Campaign By TAHMAN BRADLEY A group of 9/11 firefighters and victims’ family members with eyes on derailing Republican Rudy Giuliani’s presidential campaign is close to a
Read More »NIST encryption standard may have NSA backdoor
By Ryan Paul According to security experts, an algorithm for generating random numbers that is included in an official standard documented by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) could potentially include a
Read More »Ruling Blocks Challenge to Wiretapping
By ERIC LICHTBLAU A federal appeals court said today that secrecy laws forced it to exclude critical evidence about the National Security Agency’s domestic eavesdropping program from being used by an Islamic charity in
Read More »Defend the Constitution? They’ll drug you for it
U.S. Government Considers US Constitution “Terrorist Literature” The U.S. Government now officially considers people who “make numerous references to the Constitution” to be “potential terrorists&#
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