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Dr. Oz Colon Polyps Raises Question of "Spontaneous Disease" Without Cause

So if you develop colon polyps, there is a cause for it, and that cause is without question related to the foods you're consuming, because that's what is in contact with your small intestine, large intestine and colon. He's not an advocate of raw foods or veganism, for example, and while he smartly teaches people to avoid high-fructose corn syrup and sugar, he places very little emphasis on avoiding other harmful ingredients like MSG, aspartame and artificial colors. He doesn't strongly advocate organic foods, either, and eating pesticides from conventionally-grown produce is certainly one way to aggravate your colon. Nor does Dr. Oz talk much about avoiding genetically modified foods (GMOs), which we now know may actually result in pesticides being manufactured and released directly in your gut. You see, Dr. Oz is only considered really healthy by mainstream people who are ridiculously unhealthy by comparison. Read More...

NFIB: Small Businesses Still Not Hiring

William C. Dunkelberg, chief economist for the National Federation of Independent Business [said] “In August, most firms did not change employment, but for those that did, 11 percent (up one point from July) increased average employment by 2.3 employees, but 13 percent (down two points) reduced their workforces by an average of 3.5 workers. Job creation still has not crossed the 0 line in the small business sector. Read More...

Telecom Chief Urges Data Sharing

BlackBerry's Canadian manufacturer should give law enforcement agencies around the world access to its customer data, the U.N. telecommunications chief said, adding that governments have legitimate security concerns that should not be ignored. Read More...

U.S. Dept. of Labor and Treasury Schedule Hearing on Confiscation of Private Retirement Accounts

On August, 26th the U.S. Department of Labor issued a news release. It lists the agenda for the joint hearings being held with the Department of Treasury September 14-15th, 2010 on what is euphemistically called “lifetime income options for retirement plans.” The hearings are being conducted by the Labor Department’s Employee Benefits Security Administration. The U.S. government is desperate to get its hands on private assets to help cover soaring budget deficits and debts, and this is simply the largest and easiest piggy bank that could be seized. Read More...

Minister Ahern Uses Bank Robbery as Excuse to Promote a Cashless Society

As is not surprising to anyone who is aware of some of the laws Dermot Ahern has introduced since becoming Irish justice minister, he tries to hide these constantly tyrannical acts behind the cloak of protecting victims of terrible crimes, but all you have to do is scratch the surface of his reasons giving to justify each of these acts to find the true purpose and meaning behind them. The latest crusade by Ahern is that in order to stop bank raids/tiger raids in Ireland we must become a cashless society, there is nothing new in this only last December there were articles about National Irish moving to cashless banking and talking about the need for Ireland to become a cashless society. Read More...

Alabama Grandma Shoots Intruder in Bedroom

A pistol-packing grandmother in Decatur hopes intruders will think twice before messing with her again. Police say 69-year-old Ethel Jones shot 18-year-old Michael O’Neal Bynum in the abdomen when she said she found him inside her bedroom. Bynum lived less than 200 yards from Jones, but she said she didn’t know him. Read More...

Mississippi Officials Find 80 Percent of Oysters Dead

Officials from the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (DMR) voluntarily “took oyster fishermen out on the reefs off the Pass Christian Harbor on Wednesday to give them a preview of what to expect from the upcoming oyster season,” according to Biloxi’s Sun Herald. What did they find? “An abundance of empty oyster shells… DMR officials dredged for oysters and pulled up catches with about 80 to 90 percent of the oysters dead,” the paper reported. Read More...

Here's How the Government Fabricates a Good Jobs Number

When the US government announced a 'better than expected' headline growth number in its non farm payrolls report for August, a loss of 'only' 54,000 jobs versus a forecasted loss of 120,000 jobs, people had to wonder, 'How do they do it? We do not see any of this growth and recovery in our day to day activity.' Here's one way that those reporting the numbers can 'tinker' with them to produce the desired results. Read More...

Eugenics Alert: World Bank Population-Reduction Lending Schemes Already Underway

According to two subsequent documents put out by the World Bank, new guidelines dictate that in order to qualify for World Bank lending, nations must implement population reduction objectives as outlined by the World Bank and U.N. Population Fund. Already tested and implemented in Yemen and Niger, these new guidelines are destined for global implementation within the next decade, says the World Bank. Read More...

Muslim Cleric Calls for Beheading of Dutch Politician

A well-known Australian Muslim cleric has called for the beheading of Dutch anti-Islamic politician Geert Wilders, a newspaper said on Friday. The Sydney-born Muhammad has gained notoriety for, among other things, calling on young children to be radicalized and blaming rape victims for their own attacks. Read More...

IMF Tells Seoul Not to 'Meddle' in Monetary Policy

The IMF on Wednesday criticised the South Korean government's interference in monetary policy-making and called for an end to government officials attending central bank meetings. In rare outspoken criticism, the International Monetary Fund suggested Seoul's finance ministry "review its recent practice of attending monetary policy meetings and voicing views publicly on the appropriate monetary policy stance." Read More...

Judge to Lakin: Find Another Defense

A career officer in the U.S. Army acting as a judge in the prosecution of Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin today ruled that the military is no place for Barack Obama's presidential eligibility to be evaluated. Army Col. Denise R. Lind today ruled in a hearing regarding the evidence to be allowed in the scheduled October court-martial of Lakin that he will be denied access to any of Obama's records as well as any testimony from those who may have access to the records. Read More...

IMF Warns Over U.K. Debt in Call for Global Fiscal Reform

The International Monetary Fund has warned that long-term fiscal reforms will be required among advanced economies as it projected the U.K.'s gross debt to gross domestic product would rise to 90.6pc in 2015. The Washington-based fund said that while some countries - including the UK - had made a start on the reform process, more action would be needed to address the "formidable challenge" of reducing debt ratios over the coming years. Read More...

Arpaio: Justice Dept. 'Sandbagged' Me with Lawsuit in Civil Rights Probe

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio said Thursday the Justice Department "sandbagged" him with the lawsuit it filed earlier in the day against him. Read More...

U.S. Military Vets Get Ecstasy to Treat PTSD

A pair of psychiatric experts think they’ve got the answer to the soaring number of troops coming back from war with PTSD: have them undergo intensive psychotherapy — while they’re rolling on ecstasy. Read More...

Gun Confiscation in Response to Hurricane Earl?

For now, North Carolina has banned residents from carrying weapons outside their homes. But if Hurricane Earl seriously wallops the state and looting and chaos ensues, it is entirely possible police and National Guard will be dispatched, as they were in New Orleans, and will deny citizens their right to possess firearms, as guaranteed under the Second Amendment, and protect themselves from criminals and predators. Read More...

Bernanke: Shut Down Banks if They Threaten System

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told a panel investigating the financial crisis that regulators must be ready to shutter the largest institutions if they threaten to bring down the financial system. Read More...

Painting the Real Estate Tape: Bogus Housing Sales Prices

A report is circulating that some housing sales are being recorded at much higher prices than the true sales prices. The report has the smell of truth. Read More...

Some popular cough medicines and pain relievers could become available by prescription only if an independent panel determines that such action should be taken. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued a report about the dangers of dextromethorphan, a popular drug ingredient in many non-prescription cough and flu medicines, and is considering banning the drug from store shelves. Read More...

Oil Sheen Spreading from Gulf Platform Explosion

A mile-long oil sheen spread Thursday from an offshore petroleum platform burning in the Gulf of Mexico off Lousiana, west of the site of BP's massive spill. Coast Guard Petty Officer Bill Coklough said the sheen, about 100 feet wide, was spotted near the platform owned by Houston-based Mariner Energy Inc. Read More...

Illegal Aliens at Oil Spill Arrested in Texas

Forty-two undocumented aliens, who had been working the oil spill clean up in Michigan, have been arrested after they were found inside a couple of buses parked behind a bank in Winnie Texas. Read More...

Infant Formulas are Contaminated with Aluminum

The aluminum content of a range of the most popular brands of infant formulas remains high, and particularly so for a product designed for preterm infants and a soya-based product designed for infants with cow's milk intolerances and allergies, researchers have found. Read More...

Nebraska Senators Support Appeal in Arizona Case

Two Nebraska state senators have signed court papers in support of the Arizona law designed to crack down on illegal immigration and that has been mostly blocked by a judge. Read More...

Mark Zuckerberg Complains that Someone is Invading His Privacy

Poor Mark Zuckerberg. The Facebook founder is being sued (again), and now he says his legal foe "is seeking to uncover unnecessary details about his private life." Read More...

As U.S. Deaths in Afghanistan Rise, Military Families Grow Critical

As American combat deaths have reached record levels this summer, public support is eroding for the 9-year-old conflict. Several recent opinion polls found that more than half of those surveyed oppose the war, with the high casualty rate among concerns most often cited. Read More...

Financial Depression Spreads Among Seniors

President Obama has U.S. taxpayers paying billions to meet the costly payrolls of 50,000 troops and 190,000 contractors in Iraq while 20-million-plus jobless are looking for work in U.S.A. and can't find it. Among the hardest hit now are more than 2-million people age 55 and over, half of whom have been looking for work for six months or longer. For them, the Great Recession is a no-fooling, deepening Depression. Read More...

Why You Should Never Trust Labels on Food

Why you should NEVER trust labels on food: ‘Fresh’ food that isn’t fresh. ‘Natural’ colours that are chemicals and ‘real’ fruit juice that only 5 per cent fruit. Read More...

Ron Paul on Obama’s Iraq Speech: Mission Not Accomplished

“The President’s announcement that all U.S. combat troops have left Iraq is no more believable than the 'Mission Accomplished' declaration was in 2003. “Once again, we are being told the mission has been accomplished and our brave men and women are coming back home. Though the people are hopeful they remain skeptical, and rightfully so." Read more...

Agent: Ex-Army Analyst Had Manuals on Artillery (Chinese Gift?)

A former U.S. Army analyst who tried to board a flight to China with electronic files containing restricted Army documents poses a danger of the "gravest sense," a prosecutor argued Tuesday in federal court. Read More...

FCC Reacts to Google/Verizon Deal with -- "Decisive Action" -- More Questions

The FCC's plan for network neutrality—ideas which Chairman Julius Genachowski made central to his tenure, and which were backed by President Obama—has been under direct assault for the last month. Verizon and Google told the FCC that the agency should largely butt out of overseeing network management, leaving it almost entirely up to industry, and that almost no rules could be applied to wireless networks. In addition, "managed services" delivered over the same broadband pipe would be exempted. AT&T recently told the Commission that it has been engaged in paid traffic prioritization for years, and that the FCC had no right to limit such behavior. Private companies including AT&T, Microsoft, and Verizon have been meeting quietly for the last month to hash out their own, much more limited ideas about nondiscrimination. Read More...

Yishai Orders Easing of Gun Control Following West Bank Attack

After learning that one of settlers killed in Tuesday's deadly shooting attack had his gun license revoked, interior minister determines West Bank Jews will be given permits without police authorization. 'We won't allow deaths as a result of bureaucracy,' he says. Read More...

Cash-Strapped Iceland to Host “Private Army” – and Russian Jets

Iceland is set to give a private army contractor the green light in what critics are calling the most ambitious move by a corporation to perform tasks once reserved for national militaries. Read More...

10 American Cities that are Dead Forever

A city does not die when its last resident moves away. Death happens when municipalities lose the industries and vital populations that made them important cities. Read More...

Mega Mosque Nation

There are currently no less than ten major mosque projects being planned from coast-to-coast: from New York to Wisconsin to California and beyond. Plans for three other mosques, in Staten Island, Kentucky and Illinois, were recently denied. Several of the projects are being planned right next door to, or directly across the street from, Christian churches. Read More...

Why Alternative Medicine is Winning Against Conventional (Chemical) Medicine

Despite bearing the brunt of years of mockery from mainstream medicine, alternative remedies continue to gain in popularity among Americans who actually want to cure their ills and improve their health. According to researchers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), about 40 percent of Americans today utilize some form of treatment that is not officially taught in Western medical schools. Read More...

China Intensifies Build-Up Against Taiwan: Reports

China is ramping-up its military presence facing Taiwan despite the easing of hostilities across the Strait, a defense ministry report cited by local media warned Sept, 1st. China's military spending for 2010 rose 7.5 percent last year, despite the global economic downturn, according to the report, which was sent to parliament last week. Read More...

Federal Reserve Inc. Clears China Fund to Buy Morgan Stanley Shares

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday approved a proposal by Chinese sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp. to buy up to 10 percent of the voting shares of Morgan Stanley. Read More...

Problem Bank List Climbs to 829

The number of banks at risk of failing rose by 53 to 829, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said in its quarterly survey of the nation's banking system. That increase marks the smallest rise since the first quarter of 2009. However, it's still nearly double the 416 banks that were on the FDIC's watch list a year ago and is up from 775 in the first quarter of this year. Read More...

Attention: Economic Alert!

Fears of a recession double peak was already high after an ominous warning about the slow growth of the economy by Federal Reserve: lack of spending by consumers and low corporate profits on Wall Street. And that warning does not even address the concerns about a crisis of European debt-debt that is getting bigger, or a slowing Chinese economy. In addition, the vast majority of economists are just as stunned. They had no idea that the number of unemployed would break all records in this point of "recovery." Read More...

All Humans to be Microchipped by 2017

Video: RFID chips for all by 2017? Welcome to a Brave New World. Will you be one that takes the mark? Or will you be on the right side of history? Read More...

U.S. Files New Suit on Ariz. Immigration Issue

The Justice Dept. filed another lawsuit against immigration practices by AZ authorities, saying Monday that a network of community colleges acted illegally in requiring noncitizens to provide their green cards before they could be hired for jobs. Read More...

Obama's New Tax on... Rainwater!?

Would President Obama's Environmental Protection Agency really force Americans to pay a tax on "rainwater runoff" from homes and small businesses? You bet they would. In fact, the EPA, under radical environmentalist Lisa Jackson, is proposing regulations to do just that. Read More...

Ratio Analyses Suggests Possible $10,400 Gold, $650 Silver and $250 Oil

Analysing the long-term relationships of gold with other assets suggests, in most instances, physical gold and silver and the shares of the companies that mine those precious metals have major upside potential – truly major – in the years to come. Read More...

Croatia Ethnically Cleansed Serbs, Prosecutors

U.N. war crimes prosecutors said Monday that Croat forces shelled civilians and torched their homes in a deliberate effort to expel tens of thousands of Serbs during a lightning 1995 campaign to seize back land occupied early in the Balkan wars. Read More...

Google, Skype Under Fire in India Security Crackdown

Skype, the Internet phone service, and Google, which uses powerful encryption technology for its Gmail email service, are expected to be among the next wave of firms to come under New Delhi's scanner. Read More...

Afghanistan Bomb Attacks Kill 21 U.S. Soldiers in 48 Hours

A series of bomb attacks have badly hit US troops in eastern and southern Afghanistan in the past 48 hours. The death toll among in the Nato-led coalition has reached 484 this year and is predicted to far surpass 2009’s total of 521. Deaths have risen consistently each year since 2001. Afghan police and civilians have suffered far higher casualties. Read More...

Anglo Irish Bank Reports Massive $10.3 Billion First-Half Loss

Anglo Irish Bank has just posted an 8.2 Billion EUR ($10.3 Billion) first-half loss. According to Dow Jones, the loss includes about $6.0 billion in impairment charges and $4.4 billion in losses resulting from the transfer of bad assets to NAMA, Ireland's bank cleanup unit. Ireland's ISEQ index is off about 0.2%. Read More...

IMF Eliminates Borrowing Cap on Rescue Facility in Anticipation of Europe Crisis 2.0

So as the world drowns under trillions of excess debt, the IMF's solution is to throw quadrillions (or, technically, "as much as necessary") of new debt at the problem. And why not: when you have an out of control burning oil well, you nuke it (or so the legend says). And what works for geology surely works for unstable monetary systems, correct? Read More...

Libyan Leader's Visit to Italy Stumbles into Controversy

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's visit to Rome to mark the second anniversary of a friendship treaty with former coloniser Italy stumbled into controversy Monday after he said Europe should convert to Islam. Read More...

U.K. and France to Share Aircraft Carriers

Britian and France are preparing to reveal unprecedented plans to share the use of their aircraft carriers in a controversial step to maintain military power in an era of cost-cutting. Critics questioned the viability of such a partnership, noting British and French interests historically differ. Gwyn Prins, a research professor at the London School of Economics, said: "At first glance it may seem sensible to pool aircraft carriers with the French. But a moment's reflection in the light of past history and of modern geopolitics shows why that is unwise." Read More...

After 200 Years, U.K. Army Set to Axe Gurkha Regiment

World-famous Gurkha regiment, part of the British army for almost 200 years, may be among those axed unless the ministry of defence's demands for more money to fund the replacement of Trident nuclear missile submarines are answered. Read More...

Cop Caught Red-Handed Stealing Money Gets a Paid Vacation

An undercover investigator drove through the officer’s patrol area Friday while carrying $273 in marked bills. Dornellien stopped the car for a traffic violation. He pocketed the marked bills, handed the investigator a ticket then left without returning the cash, officials said. Internal affairs investigators quickly stopped the patrol car and found the marked money — $173 on Dornellien’s clip board and $100 in his sock, Hawkins said. Dornellien was taken into custody at the scene. If convicted of the third-degree felony, he could face 2 to 10 years in prison and a fine up to $10,000. He has been relieved of duty with pay pending the outcome of the investigation. He has been relieved of duty with pay pending the outcome of the investigation. Read More...

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