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Friday, December 10, 2010

10 December - Late Links

President Obama wants us to support ethanol. How about we do something better for the American farmer?

 I discovered on a recent reporting trip through Iowa, many farmers there would welcome a way to break free of the ethanol-industrial complex. The people I met said they’d rather cultivate crops using ecologically sound methods, if they could do so and still earn a decent living. It’s not as if midwestern farmers don’t know—better than the rest of us—that growing crops for biofuels damages their soil and keeps them at the mercy of predatory multinational corporations.
Fortunately, there are policy choices the country could make that would preserve the heartland while also advancing other important public goals, from reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, to stanching the flow of nitrogen-laden topsoil down the Mississippi, lowering our energy use, and producing an American diet that doesn’t leave so many of us both overweight and undernourished. 

Robo-Signer Goes On The Attack, Threatens Foreclosure Defense Lawyers


Democrats Voting Against Mine Safety Bill Took More Money From Mine Owners Than Mine Workers





Revelations on US plan to attack Iran

On December 5, 2010 – Gordon Duff, senior editor Veterans Today, after interviewing a former high official who served during Dubya Bush era at the White House, Pentagon and the CIA – claimed that AIPAC ordered Bush to attack Iran.


Israel’s racist rabbis :: Wave of edicts urge: 'Hate the gentile' ::

"The general trend towards extremism has not happened by chance, said Sefi Rachelevsky, a prominent Israeli writer critical of the Orthodox rabbinate. Israel’s public coffers pay the salaries of some of the most extremist rabbis, and the education system regularly falls under the political control of religious parties like Shas."

Wikileaks: A Big Dangerous U.S. Government Con Job

 The Wikileaks is a big and dangerous U.S. intelligence Con Job which will likely be used to police the Internet.

Agent Provocateurs: Al-Qaida’s New Strategy in Yemen

 The movement’s new goal of enmeshing the U.S. in Yemeni affairs as much as possible is purely instrumental. It is aimed at getting the U.S. to convince the Yemeni people that their government had become nothing more than a handmaiden for the U.S. and its interests.

How Propaganda Works


Bolivia slams widely praised climate plan

"Bolivia is not prepared to sign a document which means an increase of the average temperature, which will put more people close to death," Bolivia's delegate Pablo Solon said.
Bolivia has the toughest demands of any nation at the talks. President Evo Morales told the meeting earlier this week that the climate policies of rich nations were causing "genocide."
( LOL He's oversold. I love it. )

Judge issues injunction against L.A.'s medical marijuana law

Warning issued on hair smoothing products

Some professional hair smoothing solutions have been found to contain levels of formaldehyde above regulated limits."Health Canada is working with the Canadian distributors to address concerns regarding professional hair smoothing solutions and to stop sale of the products listed," the agency said on its website.It said it had received complaints of burning eyes, nose, and throat, breathing difficulties, and one report of hair loss.
"Health Canada believes that the reactions are being caused by formaldehyde becoming aerosolized during the blow drying and flat ironing stages of the treatment," agency said on its website. "Any procedure containing formaldehyde above the allowable limits places clients and stylists at increased risk."

How to Make an FM Antenna


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