FEATURED STORIES
Nightly News: Nomi Prins, Greek Antiquities for Rent
Kurt Nimmo | Alex talks with author, journalist, and former Goldman-Sachs director Nomi Prins and co-host Aaron Dykes covers the news.
Government School: Six Year Old Guilty of Sexual Assault After Playing Tag
Kurt Nimmo | Only sane option is to remove children from government indoctrination mills and prison complex and homeschool them.
Big Brother Internet
Paul Craig Roberts | You place your thumb on the built-in fingerprint pad, click, and wait for the Internet connection to begin. But it doesn’t.
Children’s medicines coated with brain-damaging aluminum
S.D.Wells | Aluminum and other petrochemicals are found in children’s medicines, snacks- to be avoided at all costs
Indy Super Bowl: National Security State Protects Sports Fans from Prostitutes
Kurt Nimmo | Government control freaks parade latest security gizmos and acclimate masses to prospect of a police state.
Video: Ron Paul Blasts “Bureaucratic Monster” TSA
Steve Watson | Says federal agency “traps” Americans into going along with police state
British Army Exercise to Put Down Insurrection
Kurt Nimmo | Britain gears up for riots and violence in response to deficit reduction and austerity.
Pentagon Unable to Account for Missing Iraqi Millions
CNBC | The Pentagon doesn’t know what happened to more than $100 million in cash held at Saddam Hussein’s palace in Baghdad during the Iraq war.
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U.S. NEWS
Christopher Booker | A careful breakdown of the pathological lying patterns that define Barack Obama
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CBS SF Local | School officials frame 6-year old with sexual battery charges for a game of tag
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New York Times | So what motivates Mr. Adelson’s singular generosity toward the former House speaker?
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ECONOMIC CRISIS
Gordon G. Chang | China says: “The only choice to hedge risks is to hold hard currency – gold”
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The Independent | Rip-off Britain lives up to its reputation again, this time opportunists have shot themselves in the foot
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John Rubino | Breaking down peak energy, societal and economic collapses, as our current system falls off a cliff
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BIG BROTHER
ComputerWorld | But one hosting company denies it has plans to do so.
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Washington Post | FDA monitored personal e-mails of own scientists and doctors who were whistleblowers
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Guardian | China loves it. Now Thai gov’t is first to publicly endorse Twitter’s new country-specific censorship of content
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SCI-TECH
Eric Allen Bell | If you were raised in front of a TV set, as most of us were, you learned that life is about waiting to be entertained.
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Cassandra Anderson | Big Agra has pressured EPA to withhold report on dangers and our vast exposure dioxins
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Israel Defense | First time that an IDF UAV crashed during flight, details of the incident are under investigation
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CONSTITUTION & LAW
NY Times | Recall when Mitt Romney, Bain’s founder, called upon a trusted business partner: Goldman Sachs back in 1989 for help raising money.
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The Boston Phoenix | Almost everyone you know paid more taxes than GE in recent years
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Denver Post | Ruling that civil-liberties advocates say undermines constitutional protections in a digital age.
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WAR ON TERROR
NY Times | State Department is operating a small fleet of surveillance drones here to help protect the U.S. Embassy and consulates.
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Independent | Pakistani doctor suspected of collecting vital evidence before assassination of Osama bin Laden worked for CIA.
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Washington Post | An inside glimpse into the twisted world of the CIA family
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HOT NEWS
Global Research | Team Bush join President Obama for afternoon tea to discuss future power-sharing arrangements, opium crops etc.
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David Catron | It will be very easy for Obama and his creatures to exploit Romney’s flip-flops in the general election.
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The Independent | Unfortunately for London, the Olympic bump is not a sustainable phenomenon
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WORLD NEWS
Washington Post | NATO countries will have trouble policing the world when there are local cuts in defense
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RT | Documents are expected to shed new light on Russia’s alleged involvement in the the death of Litvinenko
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Foreign Policy | CFR’s journal of record reports demands that Syria hand over of all presidential authority to Assad’s deputy for a transition period.
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WORLD AT WAR
Guardian | Pro-Assad hackers are mounting a series of counter-propaganda operations – al Jazeera was hit first
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The Independent | Thousands of troops, tanks rushed to Syrian capital’s suburbs in heavy crackdown on insurgents
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RT | “If we re-elect Barack Obama, Iran will have a nuclear weapon,” declares Mitt Romney
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POLICE STATE
WTOP | Officers used a Taser on a man who refused to comply with a flyer ban.
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Washington Post | Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and Raytheon spent a combined $33.4 million on lobbying
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Sun-Sentinel | Police roll out video surveillance truck called The Peacemaker
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HEALTH
Silvia Ribeiro | Largest mercenary army in the world, Blackwater (now called Xe Services) clandestine intelligence services was sold to the multinational Monsanto.
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Mike Barrett | Who needs alternative or natural treatments when there is already a fantastic medical system put in place aiming to ‘better’ the world?
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You Tube | Gov charging that the biotechnology company is stealing Indian plants in order to genetically modify them.
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BORDER CONTROL
Examiner.com | Don’t look now: illegal alien advocacy groups are dictating Federal policies
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Washington Post | Mexico’s $1.5 billion “superhighway” could be hijacked by the country’s powerful drug cartels
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London Telegraph | The truth is that neither candidate has formed any intelligent views on US immigration woes
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SEPTEMBER 11
You Tube | The fall of Tower 7 on September 11, 2001 remains unexplained.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | The Justice Department is fighting to block thousands of individuals and businesses from taking $6.6 million in frozen al-Qaeda assets.
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Prisonplanet.com | Rudy Giuliani Thinks Building 7 Is A Joke.
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GLOBAL CRISIS
RT | Recent lifting of fuel subsidies in Nigeria has a far more sinister background, as the IMF lurk in shadows
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Sartre | A war with Iran is not putting America’s interests where they should really be – first.
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RIA Novosti | Ahmad Qalehbani, head of the National Iranian Oil Company, said “we will witness prices from $120 to $150 in the future.”
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- Katherine Albrecht
On the Monday, January 30th edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks with GCN radio host and privacy activist Katherine Albrecht. She has authored and co-authored six books, including the award-winning bestseller Spychips: How major corporations and government plan to track your every move with RFID and The Spychips Threat: Why Christians should resist RFID and electronic surveillance. She is the Director of CASPIAN Consumer Privacy (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), an 18,000-member grass-roots organization she founded in 1999 to oppose shopper surveillance. Alex also covers the latest news, including the latest forays against the Second Amendment in New Jersey, fast moving events in the war against Iran and Syria, and the latest GOP election shenanigans. Alex also takes your calls.
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