Infowars.com | Bankster and Federal Reserve operative little Timmy Geithner gets roasted for his criminal activities.

The Hill | A bipartisan group of senators is asking President Barack Obama to impose “crippling sanctions” against Iran.

Stewart Dougherty | If the United States government were to nationalize (in other words, steal) every penny of private wealth accumulated by America’s citizens since the nation’s founding 235 years ago, the government would remain totally bankrupt.

John Pilger | The theft of Haiti has been swift and crude.

The Daily Telegraph | Michael Mancini, a father of two, said he put the handbrake on before wiping his nose but was asked to pull over by officers who were standing nearby.

My Budget 360 | You wouldn’t think that there is a definite war raging against the middle class if you simply follow the mainstream media.

BusinessWeek | Obama’s effort to increase retirement savings by requiring all businesses to offer automatic IRA accounts may face opposition from small companies.

Andrew Griffin | Rep. Charles Key wants state law to stop federal interference with low-power radio stations.

Make It Eight, Eh? | We are the people. We are the underdogs.

Paul Joseph Watson | Global warming alarmists target the very source of all life on earth as a deadly enemy to the environment.

Infowars.com | Patriots burn and distribute a massive number of Obama Deception and Freedom to Fascism DVDs to an age group usually not accessible on the internet.

The Institutional Risk Analyst | The 2010 elections promise to be the most contentious and significant since the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828.

Press TV | Abdulmutallab’s story is intended to keep ratcheting up Orwellian-style trauma and project Yemen, as well as the African continent, are the brand-new focus of the American so-called ‘war on terror.’

Walter Scott Hudson | The burden is not on President Obama to explain his plan, and on We the People to listen, but on him to listen to us.

CNN | Trafficking of children and human organs is occurring in the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated parts of Haiti.

Deutsche Welle | An American judge on Tuesday granted asylum to a German couple who wanted to homeschool their children.

Mail Online | Drug companies manipulated the World Health Organization into downgrading its definition of a pandemic so they could cash in on a swine flu outbreak, it is claimed.

Thierry Meyssan | It is legitimate to question whether such coincidences are simply due to chance.

Infowars.com | Government will devalue the currency and create more inflation as it is wont to do.

William Yeatman | A senior official of the U.S. Environment Protection Agency actively suppressed a scientific analysis of climate change because of political pressure to support the Administration’s policy agenda of regulating carbon dioxide.

Russia Today | New Mexico congressional candidate Adam Kokesh says that without the bailout, some firms would failed, but the potential consequences of such a move have been blown out of proportion.

Paul Joseph Watson | John Mica slams Treasury Secretary’s “lame excuses” during fiery hearing

Bret Jacobson | Andy Stern has called two Senators “terrorists” for not going along with the plan to socialize the nation’s medical system.

Kurt Nimmo | Geithner needs to be arrested, forced to do the perp walk in an orange jumpsuit, and slapped in prison for grand larceny of such a magnitude it staggers the imagination.

Andy Worthington | The Pentagon responded to a FOIA request submitted by the ACLU last April, and released the first ever list of 645 prisoners held.

Pravda | International arrest warrants have been requested for George W. Bush, Richard (Dick) Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, George Tenet, Condoleeza Rice and Alberto Gonzales at the International Criminal Court, The Hague, Netherlands.

Bloomberg | Gilead Sciences Inc. said fourth- quarter profit jumped 43 percent on demand for AIDS drugs and surging royalties from the anti-flu treatment Tamiflu.

LA Weekly | A man who has repeatedly claimed he performed counter-terrorism spy work for the FBI in Southern California mosques is suing the agency essentially for cutting him off and failing to pay him what he says he was promised.

The Hill | The “Christmas Day bomber did us a favor,” says Thomas Kean, a former GOP governor of New Jersey who led the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States after Sept. 11, 2001.

MyStateline.com | A group of New York City residents is calling on the U.S. Justice Department to move the venue of the upcoming September 11th terror trials.

Christian Science Monitor | Beyond campaigners who worry about supposed health risks or view them as the digital equivalent of a strip search, many European aviation-security experts remain unconvinced of the cost benefits.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Students marched to the City-County Building in support of a classmate who said police brutally beat him earlier this month, calling for action on a case that has drawn public outrage and the attention of the FBI.

CNN | North Korea shelling led to the two countries exchanging fire Wednesday.

Paul Joseph Watson | Even vehemently pro-AGW news outlets admit its game over for the IPCC.

Washington’s Blog | Maybe the process of turning first world into the third world is already complete.

Infowars.com | Obama continues his unconstitutional looting of the private sector.

AFP | U.S. focus on Yemen has intensified since the supposed attempt to bring down a US-bound airliner on Christmas Day.

Rich Haass | Enough is enough– Why we can no longer remain on the sidelines in the struggle for regime change in Iran.

EFF | A federal judge has dismissed Jewel v. NSA, a case from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) on behalf of AT&T customers challenging the NSA’s mass surveillance of millions of ordinary Americans’ phone calls and emails.

Sky News | “I considered that the use of force against Iraq in March 2003 was contrary to international law.”

CNSNews | Hoyer pointed to the fact that projected federal revenues have stopped declining and have stabilized as evidence that people must be making money in America.

Hillsboro Argus | When police arrived, they found a white male wearing a white sweatshirt and carrying a long black object off his hip, with his hand positioned in such a way that it appeared to be a rifle.

The Canadian Press | A Liberal MP says he believes the federal government should investigate whether the pieing of Fisheries Minister Gail Shea by a woman opposed to the seal hunt constitutes an act of terrorism.

Mail Online | Security forces fired pepper spray into the air in an effort to disperse the thousands of men, women and children jostling for food.

John Koblin | 35 people. As in fewer than three dozen. As in a decent-sized elementary-school class.

Business Insider | The mutated version of the H1N1 Swine Flu is truly wrecking havoc throughout Eastern Europe.

Chuck Baldwin | There are many things that do not add up regarding what is going on in Haiti.

ABC News | White House lawyers are mulling the legality of proposed attempts to kill an American citizen, Anwar al Awlaki.

Assaf Uni | Merkel called on the international community to reach consensus on sanctions against Tehran.

Canadian Press | A suicide car bomber struck a police crime lab in central Baghdad Tuesday, killing at least 21 people and injuring dozens a day after suicide attacks hit several hotels favored by Western journalists.