Category: Aggregated

Boeing sacks hundreds of engineers, stock jumps

Saudis to shelve projects worth ‘billions of dollars’ as cheap oil bites – report

Saudi war on Yemen may put 4.5 million Yemeni children out of school: UNICEF

Thousands gather across occupied territories to mark Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Twin blasts hit Philippines’ restive south, seven wounded

We think we are Humans – David Icke, Terence McKenna, Bill Hicks and others

Russia could help ‘relieve Syrians of tyranny,’ join US-led coalition – UK’s Boris Johnson

Asma al-Assad: Syrian President’s wife faces calls to be stripped of British citizenship

Iraq War Propaganda Techniques – nothing changes

This documentary was produced in 2007-8. The information that it presents is somewhat better known today, but not much. Its title: “Demographic Winter.” The humanist Left despises this documentary. Why? Because it lays a tombstone on Paul Ehrlich’s preposterous book, The Population Bomb (1968). Let us be reasonable about this. Population implosion is inevitable. Those who predict a population implosion are correct. But they usually are afraid of this implosion. I am not. Here is the inescapable reality of population growth: it cannot continue indefinitely. Why not? Because of this word: “finite,” as in “indefinite.” Nothing in a finite universe … Continue reading →

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The eyes give us one of our most important senses, yet nearly 14.9 percent of adult New Yorkers aged 40 and over have distant vision impairment, 19 percent have cataracts, and another 5.3 percent have glaucoma. We at Bel Marra take pride in having healthy eyes, so we’ve taken the time to gather the best articles to help you stay informed on the topic. You will learn about eye conditions like ophthalmoplegia, the various causes of eye discharge and mucus in the eye, and the causes of eye floaters in your vision. We hope you keep your eyes healthy and … Continue reading →

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Mike Gleason: It is my privilege now to be joined by a man who needs little introduction, Marc Faber, editor and publisher of The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report. Dr. Faber has been a long-time guest on financial shows throughout the world and is a well-known Austrian school economist and an investment advisor and it’s a tremendous honor to have him on with us today. Dr. Faber, thank you so much for joining us again and, how are you? Marc Faber: My pleasure, thank you. Mike Gleason: Well, to start out here Dr. Faber, before we get into some other … Continue reading →

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[The Daily Bell, exclusive interview, March 27, 2011.] DAILY BELL: Please answer these questions as our readers were not already aware of your fine work and considered opinions. Let’s jump right in. Why is democracy “The God That Failed?” DR. HANS-HERMANN HOPPE: The traditional, premodern state form is that of a (absolute) monarchy. The democratic movement was directed against kings and the classes of hereditary nobles. Monarchy was criticized as being incompatible with the basic principle of “equality before the law.” It rested on privilege and was unfair and exploitative. Democracy was supposed to be the way out. In opening … Continue reading →

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With an estimated 250,000 to 600,000 guns stolen per year in the U.S., gun storage has always been one of the basic tenants to firearm ownership. However, modern day gun owners don’t want to just store or protect their guns in any old box. Within the past few years a new trend in gun storage has emerged, providing quick access to weapons while offering more style than traditional gun safes. Though there are a range of small, ma-and-pa shops serving up hidden compartment, home defense furniture, and decor, Tactical Walls’ products were among the first to go mainstream. Touting the ability to safely … Continue reading →

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One of the cornerstones of being prepared is to identify items that multitask and to embrace their use during normal times.  Doing so not only saves money but also saves storage space and eliminates having to choose which product or item to use for what. A good example is the common Mason jar.  Another is the flour sack dishtowel. I was chatting with Backdoor Survival reader, Susan Perry, about this very same thing when she offered to share her top twenty-five uses for flour sack towels.  How cool is that? I grew up around flour sack dishtowels.  I remember how … Continue reading →

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