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From Aloysius Foszdyke 

The sheeple now have the truth and we know that they'll do nothing. In any event it is far too late. There is no escape.

Told you that the Mad Monk (Tony Abbott) wouldn't get in. That said, we had to do a lot of back room work. The arrangements may prove more stable than many believe, although I wouldn't hold my breath.

We got Julia in (as I said we would) despite the incontestable facts that the Mad Monk won both the primary vote and the most parliamentary seats. Not bad, but we didn't have the ease of the American voting system that got GWB in the first time.

I guess George was meant to win because he's a Xtian.[Christian] Economically the world is in for a very rough time, Australia included. Not long to go now. Fortunately Bob Katter et al [Oz Finance Minister] will push for tariffs, which is just what the doctor ordered and the sheeple want. The same will happen throughout the world. Mark my words, there'll be 'tariff reform' in America before the end of this year. And we will give the sheeple what they want: good and hard.

The Kenyan (Obama) and his Mossad bank Chairman (Bernanke) are following orders and debasing the American currency. We've got gold and silver so as soon as US Treasury bonds collapse we'll be buying what we can't take. In either case it'll be a steal. Shouldn't be too long to wait. All the big investment firms engage in programmed computer trades. It'll be over in less than a second. Who cares? Is anyone going to stop us? I know that they can't, poor prayerful little dears.

As for Julia Gillard, Tim Mathieson's [Gillard's beard] daughter Staci has contacts in entertainment and she's such an interesting woman in her own right, if you know what I mean (nice tattoos and piercings).

Malcolm 'Turncoat' Turnbull (former Goldman Sachs partner and opposition leader prior to the Mad Monk) has sold out on the republican cause. I'd like to hint at how we organized that but I'm afraid I can't. Suffice to say that it didn't involve money. I think you'll all be seeing a lot more of Turncoat. And Ken never got his website up. We even know where he lives.

Truth is that from the moment the sheeple are born we feed them lies: maggot-ridden philosophies as damaging as a paedophile Father Christmas or Father Somebody. 'I worship my God. I serve My Queen. I salute my flag. I play with myself'.

God created everything but He's always just a little short of cash. Ask Brian Houston, Jim Bakker or Jimmy Swaggart. (By the way, Brian's dad liked little boys whereas Brian likes girls. As Petor used to joke, 'Suffer the little children, my word they do'.)

Still, Hillsong Church (left) sells condoms to their faithful and are spreading internationally - have a re-read of the Narsagonan material! There's not much need for secrecy any more.

Every night the same tawdry televised crap so thick and quick it makes you sick. Are you well informed or is your News Limited? Baby doll, cock-breath reporters fashionably tease out the pre-paid tears and scripted recriminations. There's a street chase, an intellectual prostitute and the very best of Funniest Home Bloopers.

 High-gloss, full-colour teen magazines with cuts so low you can almost see pin-feathers. Adult mags devoted to vomit sex, farmyard gagging, peep-hole toilet friends and the new necrophilic sub-cultures. Will you take the money, the box or your life?

So don't blame the Alpha Lodge and our affiliates, because it's what the sheeple want. We just throw false pearls before real swine. Debasement is our business whether in currency, morality, schooling, politics, media or souls. We and ours have prepared the way.

We are entering the Age of Satan, the Age of Fire and We look forward to His reign and the pleasures which are to come! Generations of us have come and gone with this aim and our plans are coming to fruition. Indeed, we can almost be as open as we like because there's no turning back and every day we grow stronger. The sheeple need shepherds and we'll keep providing them.


Satanist Hints Oz PM is "Toilet Vampiress"

Satanist Insider: "There is No escape!"

Satanist Insider Blasts Patriot Arrogance

Satanist Insider Responds to Disbelievers

Satanist Insider: "Keep Your Money Hidden!"

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Folks! On the subject of Satanists: Don't miss your chance to get the last copies of Larry Sinclair's book before they are banned.

It is based on his sexual trysts with Barack Obama and describes all of Obama's shenanigans. Your purchase will support Larry who is fighting a nuisance lawsuit for defamation and needs our solidarity. Larry stood up courageously for us all and outed the impostor President.
How much easier his life had he remained silent. He is a genuine hero. 

Larry writes:
 Published September 2, 2010

I recently was able to get 100 Paperback copies of Barack Obama & Larry Sinclair: Cocaine, Sex, Lies & Murder? printed.

These will be the VERY LAST signed/numbered copies of this book EVER made available by me.  When these copies are gone there will be no more signed/numbered or printed by me.

These copies will only be available for a short period of time.  Once I have implemented my plans on making the Parisi v Sinclair Civil action go away so will the availability of these books. Each book is signed and number only when an order is received for it.   its up at www.larrysinclair.com in the upper left corner of the page with cover photo and paypal link.

In this Aug. 26, 2010 file photo, Farmers’ Almanac managing editor Sandi Duncan, left, and editor Peter Geiger pose with a copy of the 2011 almanac in Lewiston, Maine. The 219-year-old ‘Old Farmer’s Almanac’ and its longtime New England competitor, the Maine-based ‘Farmer’s Almanac,’ still draw droves of fans despite the age of the Internet and mobile phone apps. The books, which use their own ‘secret formula’ to predict weather based on sunspots, planetary positions and other information, are popular at farmers markets and bookstores and have maintained a fan base that sometimes goes back generations in families. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File)

Associated Press | Sep 8, 2010

by Russell Contreras

DUBLIN, N.H. – Most of the country will see a colder-than-usual winter while summer and spring will be relatively cool and dry, according to the time-honored, complex calculations of the “Old Farmer’s Almanac.”

The 2011 issue of the almanac, which claims to be the nation’s oldest continuously published periodical, was released Tuesday. It predicts that in the coming months, the Earth will continue to see a “gradual cooling of the atmosphere … offset by any warming caused by increased greenhouse gases.”

The “Old Farmer’s Almanac” also is forecasting a weak La Nina — a climate phenomenon marked by an unusual cooling of the sea surface in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

Janice Stillman, editor of the almanac, said that means much of the eastern half of the United States will experience lower-than-normal temperatures with less snow while Mid-Atlantic states will see more snowfall than usual. The West will see a mild winter with average precipitation, she said.

Meanwhile, the South will experience a cold and wet summer and the Rockies should see a mild and dry winter, according to the New Hampshire-based “Old Farmer’s Almanac.”

“It’ll be cold. There will be no mistaking winter,” Stillman said. “But it may be a little shorter or we may see some small warm spells in places like the East Coast.”

The 219-year-old “Old Farmer’s Almanac” and its longtime competitor, the Maine-based “Farmers’ Almanac,” still draw droves of fans despite it being the age of the Internet and mobile phone apps. The books, which use secret formulas to predict weather based on sunspots, planetary positions and other information, are popular at farmers markets and bookstores and have maintained a fan base that sometimes spans generations of families.

Both books have a circulation of around 3.2 million and feature a mix of helpful hints, recipes, gardening tips, jokes and inspirational messages. Their websites are full of videos, blogs, podcasts, Twitter accounts and Facebook fan pages.

In general, the almanacs’ weather predictions are similar. The “Farmers’ Almanac” predicts that it’ll be cold but nothing like last winter.

“Overall, it looks like it’s going to be a kinder and gentler winter, especially in the areas that had a rough winter last year,” said managing editor Sandi Duncan.

But the almanacs’ forecasts are at odds with the National Weather Service’s long-range outlook for the meteorological winter, which runs from December through February.

NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center anticipates a warmer-than-normal winter for the mid-Atlantic and Southeast and colder-than-normal weather in the Northwest. That puts it at odds with the almanac.

Ed O’Lenic from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center said the scientific community doesn’t accept tides, planetary alignment and sunspots as effective predictors of temperature or precipitation, but he stopped short of being critical of the almanac’s meteorological methods.

Stillman said, however, she’s confident about the weather predictions in the “Old Farmer’s Almanac” because they tend to be 80 to 85 percent accurate — the same accuracy rate boasted by the Maine almanac.

The dueling almanacs have enjoyed a long, mostly friendly rivalry that dates back nearly 200 years, said Judson Hale, the semiretired chairman and longtime pitchman for the “Old Farmer’s Almanac.” He said any time one of the almanac gets publicity, it helps the other.

But Hale is quick to say his publication is older and has more history: “We’re the one in the Smithsonian. We’re the one that Abraham Lincoln used in a murder trial. We’re the one George Washington read. We are THE one.”

Still, Hale said, both almanacs survive because they’ve maintained strong relationships with their readers for generations.

“I think it’s very comforting for people to see that there’s a constant in this world,” he said. “There’s something that, although brand-new every year, isn’t changing. It is the same.”

X Rated: German school children were given ‘porn pens’ on their first day at school. Photo: metro.co.uk

Germany’s Communist Party Distributes Porn Pens to Children

Time | Sep 7, 2010

By William Lee Adams

Every fall local organizations in Germany assemble goodie bags to give to children on their first day of elementary school—a tradition that usually results in chocolate-stained fingers and pencil fights. But following a mix-up involving Germany’s Communist Party, six-year olds have been left grasping pens that project erotic images.

The incident, which occurred at the Adolf Reichwein School in Essen, northwest Germany, has left the Commies red in the face.

“The German Communist Party deeply regrets what has happened and is outraged that this kind of thing, which borders on pornography, can be purchased in normal shops,” the party said in a statement. They claim to have purchased the pens from a discount shop under the impression the pens would light up at the push of a button. That’s true, of course. But the illumination also displays women in suggestive poses when aimed at a wall.

The party has offered to exchange the pens for more age appropriate gifts.

‘Software error’ sends droid off military reservation

“We found a software anomaly that allowed aircraft not to follow its preprogrammed flight procedures…”

The Register | Aug 26, 2010

By Lewis Page

La la la, I'm not listening Mr Fleshy

A software error, combined with an unfortunate user action, led to a US military robot helicopter – developed from a manned version and capable of carrying a fearsome arsenal of weapons – straying into restricted airspace near Washington DC, according to reports.

US Navy captain Tim Dunigan told Aviation Week that an MQ-8 “Fire Scout” robochopper, carrying out a test flight from the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland, “lost link and proceeded 23 miles north/northwest into restricted airspace,” on August 2.

The statement from Dunigan continues to add that “the operator team shifted to another ground control station, restoring link and successfully commanding the vehicle to recover at Webster Field”.

Av Week also quotes Rear Admiral William Shannon as attributing the problem to a “software logic flaw”.

Losses of communications between unmanned aircraft and ground operators are a routine event, but seldom have serious consequences. Robot planes and choppers lacking instructions from their human masters will normally circle where they are when comms go down, and control is almost always restored shortly thereafter – as in fact happened with the rogue Fire Scout.

The difference here is that the MQ-8 failed to follow its built-in failure protocol, instead continuing on course. Unmanned aircraft are generally restricted to operations in special military-controlled airspace and are forbidden to enter areas governed by normal civil rules.

“We found a software anomaly that allowed aircraft not to follow its preprogrammed flight procedures,” Dunigan tells Av Week. “We have identified the issue and have aircraft operating restrictions that will prevent this from happening again.”

It appears that the ground operators were implicated in the problem, though blame doesn’t attach to them. A command apparently reached the Fire Scout just as it was about to go into its comms-failure routine, which caused the robocopter to abandon that plan and instead head off the reservation.

No major panic resulted from the incident, as Navy controllers remained in touch with the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) throughout and the Fire Scout did at least manage to “squawk”* that it was experiencing lost comms to air-traffic controllers, alerting them to the situation.

The Fire Scout is expected to return to flight ops, software rectified, in early September. The Navy has plans to deploy it aboard frigates and destroyers, which could carry two MQ-8s in the space taken up by a single manned chopper. The robocopter is also being eyed by the US Coast Guard for seagoing service, and the US Army has also considered it.

In some variants, the Fire Scout would be able to carry 70mm Hydra rocket pods or Hellfire tankbuster missiles, as well as a variety of sensors or other payloads. It is based on the Schweizer 333 manned helicopter, with the cockpit removed and enhancements to the rotors.

Though this month’s MQ-8 departure from designated airspace is unusual, it is not unique. Operator error combined with communications loss led to a Predator-B unmanned aircraft operated by the US border authorities crashing near Nogales, Arizona four years ago.

In another incident, ground operators failed to regain control over a rogue MQ-9 Reaper “hunter killer” roboplane above Afghanistan, which had again failed to follow safety protocols. In that case, the errant droidcraft had to be shot down by a manned US fighter to prevent it crossing the border and violating a neighbouring country’s airspace.

*Secondary-radar transponders, carried by the great majority of aircraft nowadays, not only make a plane or copter show up better on an air-traffic display but transmit or “squawk” a numerical code to help with identification. This code can also be used to notify emergencies such as hijack, lost comms etc.

An aerial view of the Ice glacier of Ilulissat. Photo: AFP

New results ‘deviate sharply’ from established wisdom

Register | Sep 7, 2010

By Lewis Page

'Deviates rather sharply from general assumptions' - Yes.

The rate at which ice is disappearing from Greenland and Western Antarctica has been seriously overestimated, according to new research.

Measuring a disappearing ice cap is actually quite difficult to do, as the areas in question are remote, hostile environments and the exact depth of ice is often unknown. This has caused a lot of argument among climate scientists regarding how much ice is melting and running into the sea, as this affects predictions of sea-level rise and other aspects of climate modelling. (Floating sea ice, like that which makes up most of the Arctic cap apart from Greenland, is less of an issue as its melting doesn’t affect the sea level.)

Thus it is that since 2002, NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite data has been used to make an estimate of ice melt from Greenland and Western Antarctica. (The rest of Antarctica doesn’t seem to be melting at all – indeed Antarctica as a whole is actually gaining ice area rather than losing it – but some regions in the West are melting. The reasons for this are under investigation.)

The original GRACE-based estimates indicated as much as 1,500 billion tonnes ice loss just from Greenland in the period 2003-2009 – equivalent to a global sea-level rise of over 4mm on its own. However it has since become clear that these numbers weren’t properly corrected for the phenomenon of “rebound”, where the Earth’s crust rises as ice is removed. GPS precise-location devices fixed to bedrock outcrops in Antarctica showed this last year, but nobody was sure how bad the errors were.

Now a team of researchers based at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and in the Netherlands say they have the answer.

“The corrections for deformations of the Earth’s crust have a considerable effect on the amount of ice that is estimated to be melting each year,” explains Dr Bert Vermeersen. “We have concluded that the Greenland and West Antarctica ice caps are melting at approximately half the speed originally predicted.”

Vermeersen and his colleagues’ calculations show that as little as 500 gigatonnes of ice or even less could have melted from Greenland during 2003-2009, translating into less than 2mm of sea-level rise. In the case of Greenland, it could be that the current estimates are triple what they should be.

“For Greenland in particular, we have found a glacial isostatic adjustment model that deviates rather sharply from general assumptions,” says Vermeersen.

Both the JPL/Dutch team and other boffins examining the work caution that more GPS locators need to be attached to the bedrock in order to refine the results.

For those who’d like to know more, a statement issued yesterday by Vermeersen’s university is here. The new research can be read here by subscribers to Nature Geoscience, and analysis of it by independent expert boffins likewise here.

The radio-frequency chips in U.S. passports had to be altered when they were found to be vulnerable. Russell Yip / The Chronicle

San Francisco Chronicle | Sep 6, 2010

by Alejandro Martínez-Cabrera

Last month, a three-day summer camp in Israel brought Facebook to the real world. Using bracelets equipped with radio-frequency identification tags and programmed with their Facebook log-ins, teenagers could “Like” objects and activities by holding their arms close to readers throughout the camp.

RFID tags – miniature chips that use radio waves to exchange data with reading devices – have been around since World War II, but with production costs dropping and applications sprouting at an unprecedented level, the industry believes the technology’s time is now.

But while businesses see RFID as a way to obtain valuable information about their products’ whereabouts, critics worry that the expansion of this technology might peel away yet another layer of privacy.

An RFID tag can be small enough to be fitted to an ant’s back and often use little to no energy, activating only when they are close to a reader. They have been used for years to keep track of livestock, authenticate ID badges, manage inventories or pay bridge and highway tolls.

But as the technology has become more affordable, it is being used in new applications and areas of innovation, said Victor Vega, marketing director at Morgan Hill RFID firm Alien Technology.

Amusement parks have begun using them to help lost children get back to their parents; friends and relatives of marathon runners wearing RFID-equipped bracelets can follow their progress in a race; pharmaceutical companies are using them to detect counterfeits; and “smart cups” are using the technology to keep track of free refills, Vega said.

With costs as low as 5 to 7 cents per chip, IBISWorld industry analyst Casey Thormahlen said, RFID technology has really boomed in the last five years, and he expects the trend to continue in the next five.

Vega said that despite a slumping economy, Alien’s revenue has grown consistently in the last three quarters.

‘Things are exploding’

“I’ve been involved with RFID for 16 years, and this is the very first year that things are exploding,” he said.

As businesses continue to embrace RFID, Vega said, he envisions retail tables with touch-screens that can tell shoppers if the shirt and size they’re looking for is there, or RFID-equipped movie posters that interact with smart phones to access the Internet and display the movie’s trailer.

But as RFID tags become more widespread, privacy advocates are never too far behind on the discussion.

Last month, for instance, Contra Costa County began outfitting preschoolers with RFID-equipped jerseys that state officials said would help schools keep track of kids’ whereabouts and free teachers from noting attendance on paper files. Officials say the technology could save thousands of hours in staff time.

But Nicole Ozer, technology and civil liberties policy director at the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California, said the technology is not secure and might compromise the children’s safety.

“Without real security, RFID chips could actually make preschoolers more vulnerable to tracking, stalking, and kidnapping,” Ozer wrote in a blog post last week. “Someone who wants to do children harm could potentially sit in a car across the street and scan the children’s jerseys without teachers, school officials, parents or children ever knowing that any information has been read.”

Privacy organizations have long criticized the use of RFID chips in documents and items that could be used to track people’s movements, determine their identities or make inferences about their habits.

Shortly after RFID tags were attached to U.S. passports in 2006, Ozer said, changes had to be made after it was proved that the passports’ details could be compromised from 30 feet away with about $250 worth of equipment purchased on eBay.

Wal-Mart plans

The tension between business interests, convenience and privacy continues to play out as the technology becomes more widely used. The biggest recent endorsement for the expansion of RFID technology came last month when Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced it would start placing “smart tags” in jeans and underwear. While the super retailer already uses RFID tags to keep track of boxes and pallets, having tags in clothing will allow employees to scan inventories with handheld devices, keep shelves stocked and better detect shoplifting, employee theft and returned merchandise.

Shortly after the Wal-Mart announcement, privacy organizations said the tags remained active after shoppers took them home and disposed of them, and could be used by marketers or criminals to find out what a person recently bought – including purchases buyers prefer to keep private.

Vega said there is little to be learned from the serial numbers stored in RFID chips, because access to the retailers’ database is needed to make any sense of it.

But privacy advocates worry about how retailers themselves might use the information and about the possibility of cross-referencing data from costumers’ loyalty cards and RFID-equipped purchases that could effectively identify and track how often shoppers go into the store and where they spend their time.

“If you buy a lot of pizza, or spend a lot of time at the alcohol aisle, where does that information go later? Does it end with your employer or insurance company? Once information is collected, it’s not always clear how it will end up being used or abused,” she said.

cr80news.com | Sep 7, 2010

The American Civil Liberties Union is questioning Contra Costa County, Calif. on their implementation of a microchip-tracking program in their preschool centers, according to the California Watch.

Contra Costa’s tracking initiative called Child Location, Observation and Utilization Data System, or CLOUDS for short, assigns students a shirt that has a small locator chip sewn into the chest area. Parents can digitally sign in students after being dropped off at the beginning of the day, at which point the tracking device sends a signal to a computer in the administrative office.

Each child is seen in real time as a moving dot on the screen, and if a child strays out of its assigned area, an alert is sent to the teacher.

The ACLU is asking the county to provide more information about their program, the technical specifications of the microchips and how the program came into being.

A spokesperson for Contra Costa County said, “The program does not intend to harm or put any child at risk. It is meant to enable teachers to focus more on classroom instruction by freeing them from filing attendance reports.”

To read the full story click here

Value for money? The Queen is one of several royals, VIPs and diplomats who receive police protection, costing the Metropolitan Police more than £350,000 every 24 hours

‘There is a long-held policy not to discuss how it breaks down…’

Daily Mail | Sep 7, 2010

Britain’s largest police force spends more than £350,000 every 24 hours protecting royals, VIPs and diplomats, its assistant commissioner said today.

John Yates, head of specialist operations for the Metropolitan Police, said the London-based force takes the ‘lion’s share’ of diplomatic and royal protection duties, leading to a £128million bill this year.

The figure was more than the £113.6million figure included in internal budget papers filed by accountants at the end of the financial year.

Mr Yates repeatedly refused to discuss details of how the amount that could be spent protecting each individual was calculated, telling MPs that he could only say that the risk was balanced against the threat.

Mr Yates, who gave evidence to the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, said a committee consisting of representatives from the police, the Home Office and the Royal household, as well as ‘other individuals from other organisations’, made the decisions.

‘All I can say is that it’s done through that process, along the lines of the threat and the risk posed,’ he said.

But he denied that the force came under any ‘improper pressure’ to offer minor Royals protection.

Refusing to discuss any breakdown of the £128million bill, citing security reasons, Mr Yates would only reveal that ‘over a dozen’ individuals received police protection, which can include armed bodyguards.

‘There is a long-held policy not to discuss how it breaks down,’ he said.

Asked how many people received protection, he said: ‘We have never discussed that before and I don’t want to discuss it now.’

Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson has complained to successive home secretaries that the Whitehall funding is not enough to adequately protect those at risk.

As a result London residents are contributing to international protection duties through their council tax.

Sir Paul has indicated that the protection bill must be slimmed down and suggested he is impatient for an ongoing review to be completed.

Daily Mail | Sep 7, 2010

Unfit men who work long hours double their risk of dying from heart disease, experts have warned.

Those who do not take enough exercise and work beyond 45 hours a week are more than twice as likely to die from heart disease as unfit men who work shorter hours.

Exercise seems to be the key to health, with fit men who work long hours having no increased risk of dying from heart disease.

The study, published in the journal Heart, examined data for almost 5,000 men aged 40 to 59, from 14 different companies, whose and fitness levels were tracked over 30 years.

The men completed cycling exercise tests to assess their fitness and provided details on the average number of hours they worked every week.

Around 70 per cent of men worked between 41 and 45 hours a week, while around 20 per cent worked longer hours.

Over the course of the study, there were 587 deaths from heart disease caused by narrowing and hardening of the arteries.

Experts found that men who were unfit were at the greatest risk of dying from heart disease, particularly if they worked long hours.

Those who were both unfit and worked more than 45 hours a week were more than twice as likely to die from the disease as men working fewer than 40 hours.

And men who worked 41 to 45 hours a week had a 59 per cent higher risk of dying from heart disease as those working under 40 hours.

But physically fit men working longer hours were 45 per cent less likely to die of heart disease and 38 per cent less likely to die of other causes than those who were unfit.

Even men who were moderately fit and worked long hours had a significantly lower risk of dying than the unfit.

The findings, by a team from the National Research Centre for the Working Environment in Denmark, held true despite factors likely to influence the results, such as work stress and living conditions.

The authors said it seems that work – irrespective of whether it is physically demanding – leads to a rise in heart rate and blood pressure.

But a high level of fitness cuts the negative effect on the body and speeds up recovery time, leaving people less tired and irritable and sleeping better.

British employees are among the hardest working in Europe, with only Romanians and Bulgarians putting in longer hours.

EU figures show that UK workers in full-time jobs put in an average of 41.4 hours a week – one and a half hours more than the EU average.

At the same time the UK has one of the worst heart attack rates in the world.
It is estimated that someone has a heart attack every two minutes in Britain.

More than 1.4million people have angina and each year about 275,000 have a heart attack. Of these, more than 120,000 are fatal.

Daily Mail | Sep 7, 2010

By David Derbyshire

Gender bender: Bisphenol A (BPA) is found in many common household products like baby bottles and plastic products. Prof David Melzer has called for an urgent review of its safety

A ‘gender-bending’ chemical used in food containers, baby bottles and baked beans tins should be put through the same rigorous safety trials as new drugs, a leading scientist has declared.

Professor David Melzer called for an urgent review into the safety of bisphenol A (BPA ) – a man-made chemical linked to heart disease, breast cancer and birth defects.

The Exeter University academic also urged manufacturers to cut down on BPA in food packaging and containers.

BPA is used to harden plastics and is found in baby bottles, CD cases, plastic knives and forks and the lining of food and drink cans.

Because the chemical mimics the female sex hormone oestrogen, many scientists believe it interferes with the way hormones are processed by the body.

Although some animal studies have indicated it is safe, others have linked injections of BPA to breast cancer, liver damage, obesity, diabetes and fertility problems.

Experts estimate that BPA is detectable in more than 90 per cent of people. Earlier this year, Denmark banned the chemical in food and drink containers for the under-threes.

A study by Professor Melzer, an epidemiologist, found changes in sex hormones associated with exposure to BPA in men.

He told a briefing at the Royal Institution in London: ‘Millions of pounds of this compound are being produced every day, but we still don’t know how it gets into humans.

‘I think small effects for large numbers of people matter and it’s reasonable that a tiny proportion of the costs of BPA should be put to human drug trial-type assessments to settle once and for all whether this compound is bio-active in humans.

Going mad? City residents are said to be more likely to develop mental illnesses compared to those who live in the country

Daily Mail | Sep 7, 2010

By Sophie Borland

Country-dwellers often say the constant noise, traffic and crowds of the city would drive them mad.

Well, they might be right, according to the latest research.

City residents are more likely to develop mental illnesses such as schizophrenia than those who live in rural areas, a study has found.

Researchers from Cardiff University examined the lifestyles of more 200,000 people in Sweden and found that those who lived in urban areas were more at risk from psychosis than people who lived in villages.

The experts don’t know exactly why this is but they suggest that town and city residents are more likely to be ostracised by those around them.

They are more likely to experience discrimination if they do not fit in, which can lead to them feeling anxious and even developing mental illnesses.

Dr Stanley Zammit, who lead the research published in the Archives of General Psychiatry, said: ‘The clearest geographic pattern within this distribution of rates is that urban areas have a higher incidence of schizophrenia than rural areas.’

He also added that people living in towns and cities were more likely to develop other mental illnesses that result in personality changes – a condition known as non-affective psychosis. It is not the first time statistics have shown that country life is healthier.

Earlier this year an official report found that village dwellers lived an average of two years longer than those living in towns and cities.

According to figures from the Office of National Statistics, men who live in the country are likely to live for between 78 and 79 years, while those in towns can expect to survive to an age of 76.

Women on average survive to their 81st birthday in towns, but live to between 82 and 83 in the country.

The small market town of Wimborne Minster in rural Dorset was named the healthiest place to live.

(Picture of another young Kenyan woman)

Dear Henry,

Thank you for this website which is helping to expose the truth. I am one of the people who are 'alert' and 'aware' of what is going on in the world. 

My name is Mary. I am 24 years old. Single and virgin (and proud). I live in Kenya which is a developing country. We face the same problem everybody else is facing in the world. I am just looking for my way out.

I am very different from my peers. I don't party and drink. The dating scene is a nuclear waste land. I am trying to save and build for the future, which I know will be very dark. Everybody around me seems to think that the world is just fine and things will carry on the way they are.

Here in Kenya, people are abandoning farming; thus the food prices are starting to go high. Even in the rural areas, they buy food,which they used to produce, from shops. They don't store food for the 'bad' years anymore.

Also many people are moving into the city where they purchase a small piece of land for an extravagant price. And those who can manage to get a land big enough plant silly flower gardens and trees which you cannot eat (I believe you should try and plant things like fruit trees for its benefit if you are not into full agriculture).

In that land you can't even grow anything and you depend entirely on the supermarket for your food and the (defunct) city council for your water, which they never deliver. Here in Kenya, you have to make private arrangements for your water, especially drinking water.

You can't also depend on the police force as they are very corrupt. There are so many private security companies in Kenya to give security if you have the money.

Our health care is for those who can pay for it .We are among the most corrupt and expensive country in the world. They call this kind of living 'progress' and 'sophisticated/good living in the city '. You can impress people by living like an ignorant carefree sheep.

I hope to have enough to buy my land maybe plant some crops, raise few cattle and save some food for the coming global drought/famine/ww3.  I hope/pray that I do not starve to death or get killed in the madness. I hope to get out in time.

I also hope to get out (stop fully depending on) of employment (bond servitude) soon, if I can. I think I can make enough for me freelancing since I am single for now + I don't want to be the victim of the mark of the beast so as to preserve my 'job' (slavery coz at that time we will be working for peanuts, I mean worthless paper electronic money (peanuts are more valuable than money, at least at that time), if there will be any job at all) and 'daily bread'(GMOs and other empty foods, if they will be any).

Already, in this country you cannot go into some major buildings without your ID and/with your telephone number. You are also required to be scanned, video recorded and physically searched sometimes especially handbags.

This is sad because our freedom fighters who fought our British colonizers fought against IDS and being restricted in movement. I hope to meet Mr. Right along the way. One who is enlightened on what is going on and is not spending time parting and fornicating away in this little time left.

Everybody laughs when I try to tell them of the coming events, especially my friends and family (now I know how Noah felt). I hope they make it though the coming global disaster and I will surely miss them.

My immediate family members (dad, mum, sister, brother) will run to me if I am successful in my farm, so I know I have to budget for them. I pray that I get the last laugh.

This is a third world country so we will experience the worst hit. I was wondering if you could direct me to some survival sites. Maybe even suggest some books for me? Every little information counts. I am already studying alternative medicine and I am proud to say that I have not been to a hospital in 1 ½ years neither do I take the pharmaceutical poisons.

I also don't buy (overpriced and toxic) cosmetic lotions but I put on natural oil like olive, Shea butter, coconut oil etc on my skin which is doing wonders and I am getting comments all over. I am now studying essential oils and their uses. I am also staying away from processed foods and staying sugar free. I've never felt better. Keep up the good work and pray for me.

Mary can be reached at  <redsunmaria@yahoo.com>

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Dear Mary,

Thanks for this great account of life in Barack Obama's birthplace. No one can foretell the future but I am not as pessimistic as you. I don't believe there will be a world war. If there is, Kenya will be spared. So chin up girl!

As for the rest of us, in harm's way, let's stop being such Chicken Littles!  They keep tensions high in order to justify spending all that money on "Defense."  But they can't harm us without harming themselves. We're the collateral on the national debt. We're a necessary evil.  We create the demand for their commodities.

Political freedom will probably continue to deteriorate. Education and the mass media will become more coercive and decadent. But for most, material conditions will be adequate to lead rich and rewarding private lives.

The Illuminati's biggest asset is the ignorance/complacency of the intelligentsia and the masses. I don't think they will jeopardize that by too many more shenanigans.

You are a brave and intelligent young woman. You live in an impoverished country. I wish you strength and wisdom.  Keep in touch.

Henry

 

For those yearning to see an end to the seven decade Jewish-Palestinian conflict, to see security and tranquility for Israel, and justice for Palestinians, last week's so-called "peace talks" in Washington were a painful farce. Eric Margolis http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eric-margolis/

Fuel to fire: The new GM salmon, which have been ruled safe to eat, are bound to be opposed by groups such as Friends of the Earth

Daily Mail | Sep 5, 2010

By Sean Poulter

Genetically modified salmon, which grows at a superfast rate, is safe to be farmed and eaten, American scientists have declared.

The move by experts advising U.S. watchdogs will clear the way for the first GM creature to be sold as food.

The first GM salmon could be on American dinner tables within two to three years, and possibly on British plates soon after that, paving the way for the genetic modification of other fish and food animals into what critics are calling ‘Frankenfood’.

Shares in the company behind the technology leapt by 26 per cent on the London Stock Exchange on Friday, providing evidence that analysts see GM as the future of fish production.

However, the science is highly controversial and consumers will have questions about the impact on human health and the environment.

Critics of GM food fear the technology leads to the creation of mutant misshapen fish and could harm wild fish populations if they escape.

Research on GM trout in Canada found that while they grew faster and were much bigger, a number developed misshapen heads and bloated bodies.

The firm behind the GM Atlantic Salmon, Aqua Bounty, says its fish are normal but for the fact they grow up to three times more quickly.

As a result, the AquAdvantage Salmon reach a market weight of around 3kg (6.6lb) in 16-18 months instead of the three years for farmed fish. In theory, they would reach around 6kg after three years, which would be double the size of most natural salmon of the same age.

The growth is speeded up by the insertion of two genes, one linked to the production of growth hormone and a second to ensure growth continues even in very cold temperatures.

The technology allows fish farmers to produce many more salmon at much lower cost, so boosting output and profits.

The scientists behind the salmon have created safeguards to prevent any danger of them escaping and breeding with the wild population. These include ensuring all the fish involved are female and sterile.

Now, two expert reports commissioned by the U.S. Food &amp; Drug Administration have concluded it is safe for GM salmon to go into production.

On health, the scientists on the Veterinary Medicines Advisory Committee said there are ‘no material differences’ between GM and conventional salmon. They say the fish contains the expected amounts of nutritionally important omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

They concluded: ‘Food from AquAdvantage Salmon is as safe to eat as food from other Atlantic salmon.’ And they added ‘there is a reasonable certainty of no harm from consumption’.

However, they admitted there are gaps in the research looking at whether some types of GM fish  -  not those currently planned for dinner tables  -  might cause an allergic reaction.

On the environment, a second team of scientists concluded the safeguards put in place by Aqua Bounty would be sufficient to allow production to go ahead.

Initially, the eggs would be produced in Canada, then shipped to Panama to be grown and then killed. Over time the technology would be extended worldwide.

The FDA is due to make a final decision this month on whether to approve the GM salmon.

But a coalition of 31 U.S. consumer, animal welfare, environmental and fisheries groups is opposing approval.

They claim tests used to show the safety of the GM salmon were based on very small samples and point out that some of the fish had higher levels of growth hormone in their bloodstream, which is claimed to create a cancer risk.

While the GM fish are supposed to be sterile, critics said up to 5 per cent might be able to conceive and breed if they got into the wild.

Pete Riley, director of campaign group GM Freeze, said: ‘We are extremely concerned about the potential for these fish to escape.’

‘Putin Youth’ groups marches in support of their leader.

Mr. Putin — former KGB agent and current de facto ruler, though President Dmitry Medvedev occupies the Kremlin — has made clear that constitutional protections do not extend to his political opponents.

Washington Post | Sep 4, 2010

RUSSIAN PRIME MINISTER Vladimir Putin must be disappointed in his police force. True, Moscow police responded roughly on Tuesday when hundreds tried to demonstrate peacefully in favor of freedom of assembly. But the police apparently didn’t beat anyone with clubs, as Mr. Putin had urged them to do. We hope he shows some leniency toward the force despite its lack of total brutality.

If this sounds like a bad joke, we can only say that we wish it were. On Monday in this space we noted that a 68-year-old human rights activist, among others, had been sent to prison for peacefully carrying his nation’s flag in a parade to celebrate Flag Day. The sentence seemed to be more in keeping with Mr. Putin’s values than with the Russian constitution: The latter protects freedom of assembly, while Mr. Putin — former KGB agent and current de facto ruler, though President Dmitry Medvedev occupies the Kremlin — has made clear that constitutional protections do not extend to his political opponents.

That same day, Mr. Putin confirmed our point more eloquently than any editorial could. “What does the current law say about marches?” he asked in an interview with the newspaper Kommersant. “You must receive permission from local authorities. If you received it, go and demonstrate. If not, you don’t have the right. If you come out without the right, you will be beaten on your skull with a truncheon. And that’s that.”

In fact, Article 31 of Russia’s constitution guarantees freedom of assembly, and, as Vladimir Kara-Murza noted on the Web site of the journal World Affairs, the implementing law requires only that would-be demonstrators notify officials of their plans. But an organization that since 2009 has sought to hold rallies on the 31st day of every 31-day month, in honor of Article 31, has been denied permission every time — “with city authorities citing a wide range of pretexts, including previously planned car festivals, concerts and blood drives,” as the Moscow Times reported. And when hundreds gathered on Tuesday, Aug. 31, police again met them with force, arresting more than 100, according to newspaper reports.

In the wake of the arrests, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley expressed “concern” about the Russian government’s “shrinking the space for civil society. We have concerns about intimidation of citizens, intimidation of journalists, intimidations of nongovernmental operators who are working on behalf of the Russian people,” Mr. Crowley said. Soon he may have to speak up on behalf of police officers who are punished for their restraint in the use of billy clubs.

by Richard Evans
(for henrymakow.com)



In October 1946, Soviet agent Alger Hiss invited  Canadian psychiatrist Brock Chisholm to Washington DC to lay the foundation for the corruption of America's public schools using sex education and sensitivity training.

Chisholm, a Unitarian who soon became the first Director of the World Health Organization, advocated severing children's morality from the "influence of their elders" by conforming to the amorality of the Kabbalah. [1][2]

Many years later, at the  2005 14th World Jewish Congress, Dr. Avraham Elqayam of Bar-Ilan University said the Kabbalist mindset was being mainstreamed through vehicles like Harry Potter books and movies, Madonna and other celebrities.
 
Why does the United Nations and the World Jewish Congress want Kabbalah taught to the masses of the West?

"Kabbalah" is the unacknowledged religion of the West, a fact that will become evident over time. It is the belief system of Freemasonry and organized Jewry, the two forces that govern the world. It is the reason God and the Ten Commandments have been banished from public life, why Christianity has been gutted and replaced by moral "relativity."  

 
KABBALAH DENIES THE TRUE CHARACTER OF GOD
 
In its current form, the Kabbalah was created by Isaac Luria (1534-1572.) He derived it from THE ZOHAR, a 13th century 23-volume work by a Spanish Jew, Moses de Leon.

Moshe was a prolific writer of books steeped in Medieval philosophy and occult mysticism. According to Wikipedia,  "He knew how to charm with brilliant and striking phrases without expressing any well-defined thought. He was a ready writer and wrote several mystical and cabalistic works in quick succession."
 
These books were arguments against assigning any moral attributes to God or "the endless one" (Ein Sof ). He argued that distinction between good and evil place limits on the infinity of the Ein Sof. Further, Ein Sof is so transcendent that God's not in this universe and has no direct interactions in it, but can be known through ten emanations or qualities of energy called the "Ten Sefirot." 
 
The Sefirot are the ten circles depicted in the 'Tree of Life' diagram pictured in the Zohar and Kabbalah. These mysterious medieval elements continue to intrigue credulous minds and made it a Middle Ages best seller.
 
   WHERE DID THE KABBALAH COME FROM?

The Kabbalah is largely based on the Zohar. According to the Jewish Encyclopedia, this is its origin:
 
"There is a story told about how after the death of Moses de Leon, a rich man of Avila named Joseph offered the widow, who had been left without means, a large sum of money for the original from which her husband had made the copy; and she then confessed that her husband himself was the author of the work. She had asked him several times, she said, why he had chosen to credit his own teachings to another, and he had always answered that doctrines put into the mouth of the miracle-working Simeon ben Yohai would be a rich source of profit". [3]
 
The specious notion of a Jewish secret mystery school complete with systems of divination and reality-altering magic created a sensation among Jews throughout Europe. However the scholarly Sephardic Jewish leaders in Moorish Spain dismissed the Zohar as a hoax full of heretical and dangerous ideas and banned it.

When the Catholics regained control of Spain from the Moors and expelled (or converted) the Jews in 1492,  the dominance of Sephardi culture over Jewry waned. 

Many intellectuals went into exile in Jerusalem, where Issac Luria was teaching the Zohar.  The ban forbidding study of the Zohar was lifted in 1540 when the balance of power shifted to the Ashkenazi rabbis. Luria's Kabbalah opus was published after his death, and Kabbalah replaced Hakirah ( Mishne Torah) as Judaism's mainstream theology.  
 
The main reason for mainstreaming Kabbalah was to underpin belief in the arrival of the Messiah and with it, Jewish world dominion. Rumors spread like wildfire that the arrival of the Moshiac (Messiah) was at hand.

SATANISTS CHAMPION THE KABBALAH

In the midst of this wishful fervor, the infamous Kabbalist Sabbatai Zevi [4] announced in Smyrna in 1666 that he was the Messiah.  Over a million Jews worldwide became his followers. Sabbatai Zevi preached the satanic doctrine, "Praised be He who permits the forbidden."
 
He reasoned that doing good keeps the universe too balanced and slows down the return of God.  Therefore sin is virtue; and observance of the Torah morality was the sin. The essence of Satanism is to turn good and evil on their head.  
 
Sabbatai Zevi's movement thrived until he promised to overthrow the Caliph of Istanbul.  The Caliph had him arrested him and gave him the choice of converting to Islam or execution.  Sabbatai Zevi  converted without hesitation, telling his followers to do the same.

Conversion to Islam was a bit over the top for many rabbis who  excommunicated the Sabbateans.  However, a core of followers converted with him.[5]
 
Rabbi Martin Antelman  believes an unknown number of Sabbatai's followers returned to the mainstream fold of Judaism and remained secret practitioners of the cult.   
 
The Nobel Prize winning Yiddish storyteller Isaac Bashevis Singer recounted legends among pre-Holocaust Jews in Poland of entire villages that succumbed to these Satanic Kabbalists. His novel "Satan in Goray" is devoted to this subject.   
 
Sabbateanism went underground and within a century had a revival as the semi-secret cult of Jacob Frank.  When Adam Weishaupt's branch of the Illuminati was exposed, Amschel Mayer Rothshild set Frank and his cult up in Frankfurt as the new head of the Illuminati.  
 
Frank followed Sabbatai Zevi's strategy of pretending to convert to a target religion in order to infiltrate and destroy it.  Frank later returned to Poland with his followers and "converted" to Catholicism. His sponsor had been the King of Poland. But within a year his infamy was obvious and he was imprisoned. 
 
 
CONCLUSION- HOCUS POCUS- SMOKE AND MIRRORS

The Kabbah is a hoax, but one which governs our deluded and degenerate society. 
 
For the Kabbalist, good and evil are 'relative' so evil is an illusion.  Instead of right and wrong, Kabbalah says every action is like the moon, with a light side and dark side.  The Kabbalists say that the adept must embrace his or her dark side to become, "a fully integrated human being".
 
Not everyone who studies Kabbalah becomes a Satanist. But, Kabbalah is a prerequisite for ALL  Luciferian practitioners. Freemasonry rides on Kabbalah, the 19th century "Pope of Freemasonry" Albert Pike said, [6]
 
"The masonic Religion should be, by all of us initiates of the higher degrees, maintained in the Purity of the Luciferian doctrine. If Lucifer were not God, would Adonay and his priests calumniate him?

Yes, Lucifer is God, and unfortunately Adonay is also god. For the eternal law is that there is no light without shade, no beauty without ugliness, no white without black, for the absolute can only exist as two gods..."[7]

There is only one God. Lucifer is the spine-chilling vacuum that results from the absence of God. The Kabbalah is a hoax that allows its followers to reformulate reality to serve their selfish interests. This is why they teach that "truth is by its nature subjective."

Modernism and secularism are based on the Kabbalah. It is the reason our "civilization" is preoccupied with violence, sex and the occult, and why current events appeared to be scripted in Hollywood.  It is the reason our political and cultural leaders are liars and why society has lost its bearings.

As long as Kabbalists (i.e. Illuminati) continue to rule, humanity will continue to spin its wheels.   
 
 
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Next time: Kabbalah and the Messianic Age, 2012, and the Kabbalah's coming New Age Utopia.  
 
 
[1] "The psychiatry of enduring peace and social progress" Dr. Brock Chisolm. (The William Alanson White memorial lectures). Psychiatry Journal; 1st standard Edition edition, 1946 ASIN: B0007IV8WY
 
[2] George Brock Chisolm quote http://www.quebecoislibre.org/021207-6.htm

[3] Kohler, Kaufmann et al. Leon, Moses (Ben Shem-Tob) de." Jewish Encyclopedia. Funk and Wagnalls, 1901-1906
 
[4] Sabbatean-Frankist Messianic Conspiracy Partially Exposed.pdf Clifford Shack,

 
http://www.archive.org/details/Sabbatean-frankistMessianicConspiracyPartiallyExposed.pdf

[5] Marranos and Sabbateans: A Reexamination of Charismatic Religiosity, Ezer Kahanoff

 
http://ia311324.us.archive.org/3/items/MarranosAndSabbateans/MarranosAndSabbateans.pdf

[6] Kabbalah in Freemasonry http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/texts/kabbalah.html
 
[7] "The Creation" Kabbalah excerpt from Morals and Dogma, Albert Pike http://www.luckymojo.com/esoteric/religion/judaism/kabbalah/apikeqbl.html
 
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By Mark Anderson, American Free Press editor [www. AmericanFreePress.net]

ROUGEMONT, Quebec--Like last year, this writer attended the "social credit" monetary reform congress in Canada this year on Labor Day weekend, to continue covering this interesting and promising approach to replacing the privatized creation of money and credit by the world's central banks and their appendages in commercial banking.

This writer, tonight, Sunday, Sept. 5, will again host his Republic Broadcasting Network radio show live from the social credit congress, which can best be described as a "united nations" of monetary reform to lay bare the relentless global swindle being perpetrated by the protected plutocrats in big banking.

Delegations from the Ivory Coast of Africa, Tanzania, Togo, Poland, France and Switzerland, as well as various other Canadian and U.S. citizens, are here to study the strategies, concepts and the spiritual values needed to unravel the financial dictatorship that runs the governments which, in turn, oppress the people.

Guests tonight on When Worlds Collide may include former Swiss banker Francois de Siebenthal and/or social credit specialist and Michael Journal editor Alain Pilote, both of whom are members of the Canada-based group, the Pilgrims of Saint Michael. This group strongly advocates social credit. Others may share their insights as well on the radio show.

 It's not clear whether both hours of When Worlds Collide will be live from Canada tonight, but at least the first hour will be. This is all due to possible time constraints at the congress facility. Listen in to find out.

Social credit is not in any way associated with socialism, but seeks to put "the economy in the service of man," which is the theme of the 2010 congress. This means planting the intellectual and moral seeds for the purely societal, or democratic, creation of money that does not incur interest at its inception.

Key social credit aspects include the national dividend, which is non-welfare payments to the citizenry based on their citizenship that entitles them to a share of the national production; and the compensated discount, which provides a rebate to businesses for rolling back prices as an anti-inflation tool and to combine with the dividend to harmonize purchasing power with available goods and services for sale.

Contact Anderson at truthhound2@yahoo.com  Listen live and via the archive at www.RepublicBroadcasting.org; call in (800) 313-9443.

 
 

by Henry Makow Ph.D.



Today, while walking my dog, I saw a white-haired lady drive by in a convertible.

A large golden retriever was in the back seat.

It seemed the dog was being chauffeured by the lady!

Then it hit me:

"We all have to serve somebody."

Human beings are ornery creatures.

Instead of serving G-O-D, naturally we would get it backwards.

We serve D-O-G!

Why is this?

GOD VERSUS DOG

God is difficult to understand. People can't agree if He is Christ or Allah. Some think He is an old man. Others think He doesn't exist at all.

We blame Him for everything bad. If He is so powerful, why does He let evil things happen?

With Dog, expectations aren't so high.

Dogs are tangible. You can see them.

Frisky. furry. They're always there. 

Feed me. Walk me. Pat me.

It's easy to serve Dog. He's a mooch!

He's not a vengeful Dog.

Put him off for hours and he's forgiving. When you finally reach for the leash, he's as happy and grateful as ever.

"If I can make just one Dog happy, my life has been worthwhile," I tell my wife (in jest.)

DOGOLATRY

I would have succumbed to Dogolatry but for the fact that I have a working understanding of God.

As my readers know, I equate God with spiritual absolutes: Truth, Justice, Beauty, Goodness, Harmony and Love.

In a word, Bliss.

It's obvious that people were born with a craving for these ideals. They are the principle of our development. We were intended to realize them in this world.

We are God's agents.

But we blame God for our failure. 

We're sidetracked by evil people telling us other things will provide Bliss: Romantic love. Sex. Money. Power. Fame.

They never do.

So we end up serving Dogs.

Dogs never disappoint. They're not nearly as demanding.

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Related: "Bad Dog" - A Satire