Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Mainstream Media Wants To End The Fed

The mainstream media is waking up to the fraud of privately owned central banks. Outside the USA, a reporter dares to write about ending the Federal Reserve:
I apologise to readers around the world for having defended the emergency stimulus policies of the US Federal Reserve...
Bernanke is reviving a doctrine that was already shown to be bunk eighty years ago.
The Fed is indeed out of control.
Fed is trying to conjure away the hangover from the last binge (which Greenspan/Bernanke caused, let us not forget), as if to vindicate its prior claim that you can always clean up painlessly after asset bubbles.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Italy Abandons Airport X-ray Scanners

Italy looked at the facts about the usefulness of full-body x-ray scanners and decided to remove the scanners, calling them 'ineffective'.

Italy To Abandon Airport Body Scanner Project
After a six-month test, Italy's government will drop the use of full-body scanners for security checks in airports, judging them slow and ineffective, Italian daily Corriere della Sera reported Thursday.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

USA Is Fattest

We're number one !!!

The United States is the fattest nation among 33 countries with advanced economies, according to a report out today from an international think tank.

Two-thirds of people in this country are overweight or obese; about a third of adults — more than 72 million — are obese, which is roughly 30 pounds over a healthy weight.

CIA Uses Stolen Software

Court filings have shown that Netezza stole software intellectual property from a partner company and sold it to the CIA. Though the software was known to produce incorrect results, the CIA relied on the software to target people for remote execution via drone weaponry.

CIA used 'illegal, inaccurate code to target kill drones'
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"My reaction was one of stun, amazement that they want to kill people with my software that doesn't work," he said.
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"For some strange reason many of the calculations are a little off, from 1 to 13 metres," wrote Joe Wiltshire, a federal account manager at Netezza.