Uploaded by Michaeltellinger on Jan 5, 2012 Michael Tellinger shows off what could One of the best pieces of evidence that there were giants on Earth a long, long time ago. Geologists have marvelled at this giant foot print in rough granite, about 4 feet long. It is located in South Africa, near the town …

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US president Barack Obama has announced a series of cuts to the US military that will see its armed forced shrink to a size that will leave them barely capable of destroying everything on the planet, should the need arise. The President told reporters that the military could be leaner and that there was little point …

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Internally displaced people sit under a tree in Pibor, South Sudan, on Thursday. One official estimates that 3,000 people have been killed in massacres over the last week. (Reuters Photo) Juba, South Sudan. Over 3,000 people were killed in South Sudan in brutal massacres last week in an explosion of ethnic violence that forced tens …

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Uploaded by ZyPhReX on Jan 5, 2012 We are the center of our own universe, go to your center and find your self, and find a Existence that has no beginning or ending.

Uploaded by ZyPhReX on Jan 5, 2012 Funny thing is.. I can see them sitting there listening to this laughing.. Kind of like Zionist Abe Finklestein. Uploaded by postpanic2 on Jan 5, 2012 This video will straighten out your mind about banks! There nothing to be afraid it only the truth! The Banker Aires and …

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By George Ure, Urban Survival Remember a week, or two, back we were talking about plans of www.halfpasthuman.com’s Clif to come out with one more Shape of Things to Come report in advance of the March 2-9 period when we go into a huge release period which runs from about March 9/10 and out 90 …

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By Lisa Schnirring (CIDRAP News) – The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced the deaths of two men from H5N1 avian influenza, one from Egypt and another from China whose death was reported earlier in the media. The patient from Egypt, a 42-year-old from Menofia governorate, got sick on Dec 16 and was admitted to …

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( Separated at Birth ) The one to the left would be Rumpy Official figures show the rate of unemployment in the eurozone reached an all-time high of 10.3 percent in November 2011. According to the Eurostat statistics agency, by November more than 16.3 million people were unemployed in the 17 nations that use the euro …

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Uploaded by Snordelhans on 6 Jan 2012 The Heretic presents… Les Visible’s indomitable spirit comes alive at Smoking Mirrors with “Fubar and Rebar of the Spine and Mind” http://smokingmirrors.blogspot.com/2012/01/fubar-and-rebar-of-spine-and-mind…. Dog Poet Transmitting……. May your noses always be cold and wet……. For the last week I’ve seen little if any news. I’ve been too busy being …

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By Jonathon Amos America’s classified X-37B spaceplane is probably spying on China, according to a report in Spaceflight magazine. The unpiloted vehicle was launched into orbit by the US Air Force in March last year and has yet to return to Earth. The Pentagon has steadfastly refused to discuss its mission but amateur space trackers …

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By Rob Waugh Nightmarish ‘supersoldier’ ants with huge heads and jaws have been created by activating ancient genes. Scientists believe the monster ants may be a genetic throwback to an ancestor that lived millions of years ago. Scientists say they can create the supersoldiers at will by dabbing normal ant larvae with a special hormone …

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The euro is a dying currency.  On Thursday, the EUR/USD fell below 1.28 for the first time since September 2010.  In fact, as I write this the EUR/USD is sitting at 1.2791.  Back in July, the EUR/USD was over 1.45.  But this is just the beginning.  The euro is going to go a lot lower.  …

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BeforeItsNews by Zen Gardner Hard to believe but it’s happened. What’s more alarming is how quickly and smoothly it’s been pulled off without an apparent whimper of protest. Or so they’ve led us to believe. In reality there’s been a huge outcry from several corners about the virtual annulment of the Bill of Rights. The …

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By Anthony Gucciardi / Activist Post Vaccine and drug giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has been fined 400,000 pesos (around the equivalent of $93,000) by an Argentinian judge for killing 14 babies during illegal lab vaccine trials that were conducted between 2007 and 2008. In addition to killing the children and experimenting with human beings, the judge asserted …

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Kim Jong-un (AFP Photo / KCNA) The North Korean regime does not seem to be softening with its new, young leader Kim Jong-un succeeding his father Kim Jong-il, as reports say he is taking tough measures on potential defectors. ­Following the death of the country’s longtime “Dear Leader” Kim Jong-il on December 17, power was …

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NEW YORK — New York’s governor on Wednesday proposed making the state the first in the country to take mandatory DNA samples from anyone convicted of a crime, including relatively lesser offenses. Governor Andrew Cuomo [right], in an annual “State of the State” speech to the New York legislature, said currently DNA was collected in …

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Uploaded by OccupyMovie on 3 Jan 2012 This inspiring documentary highlights the unified voices of Occupy movement participants. This compelling look into the perspectives of citizens rallying for change sits in stark contrast to the out of context portrayal of the Occupy movement falsely created by media corporations. Occupy Movie has been released as a …

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by: David Gutierrez (NaturalNews) Toxic chemicals used to line fast food wrappers migrate easily into human blood, according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Toronto and published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives. Oily foods such as fast food and microwave popcorn are regularly packaged in paper or cardboard coated with …

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Hardly anyone understands the historical implications &  impact of divisions f boundaries over time. This piece is an effort to explain the factors involved. Please also read:More Provinces:Good or Bad? http://www.opinion-maker.org/2010/04/pakistan-more-provinces-good-or-bad-2/ This is a Pakpotpourri Exvclusive By : Yasmeen Ali Looking into the very concept of decentralization, history proves, this has been a popular concept, well …

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It would seem that our federally elected politicians in the U.S., have not been financially afflicted, much like the bulk of Americans since the economic downturn of 2008. No big surprise there, perhaps, but let us ordinary citizens hopefully realize that if things keep going as they are, these very same Washington D.C. officials will be telling …

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