I guess military tech always finds its way home. Pittsburgh city officials believe their police department’s use of a Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) at last week’s G20 protests was “the first time the sound cannon had been used publicly.”

Senator Inhofe claimed that scientists and global warming analysts were “cooking books” and the global warming claim was an outright scam three years ago. Today, FOX talks to Inhoffe about recent revelations on global warming and if Inhoffe feels vindicated by emerging evidence.

Plutin and Medvedev agree to disagree and decide to run against each other in 2012. The two will continue to remain friends but will divide their politics through a potentially heated election in 2012.

Michael Moore “feels really bad” for Obama and “feels even worse” for American troops and is upset with Obama for not pulling out of Afghanistan. Moore cites that CIA claims less than 100 Al-Qaeda reside in Afghanistan and the intent for the was is questionable.

Obama during his presidential campaign touted using reconstructive techniques to resolve middle east conflicts. Building the future of Afghanistan through infrastructure and civilian labor forces which would create jobs and initiate modernization. During the President’s recent address, the focus seems to be more militaristic rather than civilian reconstruction. No drug trade or Taliban plan, just more troops.

30-Minute Version of the New Documentary Film. The Third Jihad movie exposes the war the media is not telling you about.

Listen to a Russian scientist explain how the climate is not warming but heading towards a new ice age.  Scientists are hiding data, and using “tricks” to hide the falling temperature data.

The Iraqi-Oklahoma City Bombing Connection Exhibit A – Prior to the Gulf War, Iraq had developed a covert network in the United States to acquire materials for weapons of mass destruction. After the Gulf War, Iraq converted that network into organized terrorist cells. Those covert Iraqi procurement and terrorist activities directly involved Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. [...]

MOSCOW, Nov 24 (Reuters) – A police investigator and a court bailiff were found beheaded in a car trunk in Russia’s mainly Muslim region of Kabardino-Balkaria, Interfax said on Tuesday, underscoring spreading violence on Russia’s southern flank.

I n politics, as in the courtroom, it is wise to never ask a question unless you know the answer. A seasoned politician like Dr. Carolyn Bennett, the Liberal health critic, should know this. Bennett, a medical doctor, was the minister of state for public health in the Paul Martin government and a person who should know the history of flu vaccination contracts in Canada.

After nearly 2 years of legislative work the Telecom Package is due to be put to a final vote in Parliament on 24 November in Strasbourg. Under a deal reached between MEPs and Council negotiators earlier this month public authorities will only be allowed to cut users’ internet access after a “fair and impartial” procedure including the user’s “right to be heard”.

British National Party (BNP) MEP and Chairman Nick Griffin speaking in the European Parliament about the lies and scam’s behind the “Global Warming” agenda.

Fatal H1N1 Cluster in Texas Raises Pandemic Concerns November 23, 2009 A hospital spokesman has confirmed the second recorded H1N1 related death in Nacogdoches County. The 53-year-old oil rig worker from Enid, Oklahoma died Friday at 3:50 p.m. The victim checked into Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital last week when he began experiencing severe symptoms. This update [...]

Summary: So far, the one-world government protagonists managed to cover up their plot by simply saying “Pth! Conspiracy theory,” although their groups have long been professing their quest to rule the world (world governance). Now in the EU Parliament, Italian MEP, Mario Borghezio, pointed out the farce which preceded the occupation of the office as the EU’s first permanent president: Rompuy first had to be examined by the Bilderbergers to have their seal of approval.

President Obama has shattered the budget record for first-year presidents — spending nearly double what his predecessor did when he came into office and far exceeding the first-year tabs for any other U.S. president in history.

A seventeen-year-old girl named Jackie is the latest victim of the dreaded “liberal media bias,” all because MSNBC’s Norah O’Donnell dared to ask her about Sarah Palin’s policies at a book signing on Wednesday.

Morales met Ahmadinejad at the airport in La Paz, Bolivia’s capital, where the controversial Iranian leader received a bouquet of roses from a young girl and military honors from the Presidential Red Battalion.

The two leaders then retired to the government palace, where they met privately. A large crowd gathered in the central Plaza Murillo, some of them holding up signs with Ahmadinejad’s photograph.

Washington (CNN) – Speaker Nancy Pelosi kept the door open Tuesday to a proposal by several senior House Democrats to impose a graduated surtax on American taxpayers to finance the war in Afghanistan.

While Pelosi wasn’t pressed about the details of the new war tax, she pointed to strong reservations among Congressional Democrats about the costs of the war during a conference call Tuesday with several economic writers and bloggers.

Kennedy reaches out to the American public through this touching speech about preventing enslavement to the New World Order, Censorship, and Secrecy. Kennedy spoke the truth and America suffered a great loss that is remembered every Novemeber.

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. — The CTV television network in Canada reported Friday that more than 100,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine produced by GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE: GSK) are being withdrawn across the country because Manitoba health officials said they had noticed a higher-than-usual number of allergic reactions from one batch.

North America’s electrical grid is one of the greatest technological achievements of the 20th century. However, at the time of its design, the main goal was to make sure the lights stayed on, with no serious thought to energy efficiency, environmental conservation, alternative energy sources, consumer-tailored choices, or cyber security. But times have changed, and today the grid offers a virtual window into your home – providing granular levels of information such as when you cook or shower, and for how long.

Laurie Williams and husband Alan Zabel worked as lawyers for the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, in its San Francisco office for more than 20 years, and they know more about climate change than most politicians. But when the couple released a video on the Internet expressing their concerns over the Obama administration’s plans to use cap-and-trade legislation to fight climate change, they were told to keep it to themselves.

The EPA has been compiling data for decades on manufacturing emissions levels and rates. Extensive studies have been performed on the impact of emissions on the environment and industry’s reaction to increasing regulation and the impact it has had on emissions.

The EPA has several programs in place to curb emissions for improving air health quality, reducing acid rain, and reducing global warming from what the EPA refers to as Greenhouse Gas emissions.

Ever since Enron decided that carbon trading would “do more to promote Enron’s business than almost any other regulatory initiative,” informed observers have been wary of the idea.

Yet the idea of creating a new commodity by capping emissions of greenhouse gases and issuing tradable permits to produce the emissions has gained ground as hysteria over effects of global warming has grown.

From a campaign many conservatives, and what we like to call moderate democrats, are saying is a built on lies, hear it directly from Obama’s mouth.  Seven key issues from Obama’s campaign that somehow fell through the cracks.

When Barack Obama told students in Shanghai last week that he had never used Twitter, there were two responses. In the west, surprise from some of his 2.6 million followers. And inChina, reportedly, a surge in queries on Google China: “What’s Twitter?”

Ten years ago, extremists in Dagestan declared a holy war against the Russian government. Fighters in the northern Caucasian republic sought to establish an Islamic state.

Over the past decade, their struggle has continued, drawing in Islamist fighters from across the region. Russia has been accused of a heavy-handed response to the insurgency.

Neave Barker of Al Jazeera English reports on the low-level rebellion from Dagestan.

Tehran, Iran (CNN) — Iran plans to launch a large aerial military exercise Sunday to prepare for any possible attack, state media said.

The five-day exercise was to cover a vast area in the country’s northwest, west, south and southwest, Press TV said, citing Brig. Gen. Ahmad Miqani.

KILLEEN, Texas – Sgt. Fahad Kamal awoke before dawn the morning after the attack. In his Army uniform, he stood before his prayer mat, the one his mother bought him in Houston. He smoothed the top right corner folded over against the evil eye, touched his forehead to the velvet rug the color of sand, and held his palms toward heaven.

Google may have grandiose plans to store all internet transactions of the world to server locations with their new OS, but better get their act together first before their plans for Chromium OS can be taken seriously. Read Paul Suarez’s take on the the new OS and reactions from the technology sector.