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You can print money, so long as it’s not for the people

By Charles | November 20, 2015

Why do those who seem happy enough with quantitative easing recoil if it’s for social investment? Jeremy Corbyn’s idea of people’s QE is not so dangerous Source: You can print money, so … Continue reading You can print money, so long as it’s not for the people

After Endless Demonization Of Encryption, Police Find Paris Attackers Coordinated Via Unencrypted SMS

By Charles | November 20, 2015

…News emerging from Paris — as well as evidence from a Belgian ISIS raid in January — suggests that the ISIS terror networks involved were communicating in the clear, and that the data on their smartphones was not encrypted. European media outlets are reporting that the location of a raid conducted on … Continue reading After Endless Demonization Of Encryption, Police Find Paris Attackers Coordinated Via Unencrypted SMS

6 extreme responses to the Syrian refugee crisis

By Charles | November 19, 2015

There already may be a rigorous screening process for admitting refugees into the U.S., but that’s not stopping lawmakers from pushing the panic button. This is crazy! Source: 6 extreme responses to … Continue reading 6 extreme responses to the Syrian refugee crisis

Congressman claims NOAA whistleblowers told him climate study was rushed

By Charles | November 19, 2015

The notion that this paper was rushed to publication is false. In December 2014, the coauthors of the study submitted their findings to Science—a leading scientific journal. Following a rigorous peer-review process, … Continue reading Congressman claims NOAA whistleblowers told him climate study was rushed

The shocking cost of Holland’s Eurozone membership

By Charles | November 19, 2015

Over 40,000 Dutch citizens signed our petition asking the government to institute a parliamentary inquiry into the introduction of the Euro in the Netherlands. The real malaise in the currency union has … Continue reading The shocking cost of Holland’s Eurozone membership

WTF?

Genetically Engineered Salmon Approved for Consumption

By Charles | November 19, 2015

The approval by the Food and Drug Administration was opposed by consumer and environmental groups, which have said that the safety studies were inadequate. Great, this coupled with the law preventing labeling … Continue reading Genetically Engineered Salmon Approved for Consumption

Bosch Bonirob robot set to make field work easier for farmers

By Charles | November 18, 2015

The company Bosch is developing a farming robot the size of a small car that can distinguish crops from weeds by looking at the shape of leaves, and this robot then can … Continue reading Bosch Bonirob robot set to make field work easier for farmers

US and European officials reignite ‘back door’ encryption debate after Paris

By Charles | November 18, 2015

US and European officials have been quick to indict technology for the attacks – although they have yet to show how, or if, technology contributed. CIA director John Brennan, whose own personal … Continue reading US and European officials reignite ‘back door’ encryption debate after Paris

How to win a debate – Family Guy

By Charles | November 15, 2015 1

Unfortunately, this is about as accurate as can be! Continue reading How to win a debate – Family Guy

There Is Only One Way to Defeat ISIS

By Charles | November 15, 2015

We must hold accountable our Middle Eastern “allies”—the states and bankers and political elites—who persist in funding mass murder. Source: There Is Only One Way to Defeat ISIS – ESQUIRE Magazine Continue reading There Is Only One Way to Defeat ISIS

Is It Time for Global Money? Absolutely not.

By Charles | November 15, 2015

With the world more economically and financially integrated than at any time since the late nineteenth century, a global central bank and a world currency would [seems like it would] make more … Continue reading Is It Time for Global Money? Absolutely not.

Contractors That Defraud the Government the Most Also Spend the Most on Lobbying

By Charles | November 14, 2015

The big government contractors with the most instances of misconduct spend a lot of money keeping Congress on their side. Source: Contractors That Defraud the Government the Most Also Spend the Most … Continue reading Contractors That Defraud the Government the Most Also Spend the Most on Lobbying