Ron Paul – 30% of people who watch this whole video change their vote
YouTube
December 31, 2011
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Red Ice Radio – Jeanice Barcelo – Hour 1 – Hospital Birth Trauma & Baby Mutilation (audio)
Red Ice Radio
December 25, 2011
Jeanice Barcelo, M.A., is a birth doula and independent childbirth educator, specializing in the prevention and healing of birth trauma. She is an international speaker, TV and radio show host, and founder of the forthcoming “Birth of a New Earth Preparatory School for Conscious Procreation.” Jeanice has been an independent childbirth educator for the past 7 years, offering educational seminars and teacher trainings. During the first hour we discuss the disturbing aspects of standard baby delivery protocols and procedures within the hospital. Jeanice will talk about the pain and torture that a baby endures during the birthing process as well as the interference that occurs between baby/parent bonding. Many unnecessary and insane procedures are now commonly acceptable during the birthing process. Where did this begin and why? Later, Jeanice talks about satanic occult rituals that require the blood of infants and the mysterious discarding of “medical waste” of umbilical cord blood and placenta.
Strait Talking: ‘Iran sanctions backfire on recession-hit West’ (video)
Youtube – RT
January 5, 2011
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(hat tip: Activist Post)
Atmosphere Above Japan Heated Rapidly Before M9 Earthquake
Infrared emissions above the epicenter increased dramatically in the days before the devastating earthquake in Japan, say scientists.
The Physics arXiv Blog
May 18, 2011
Geologists have long puzzled over anecdotal reports of strange atmospheric phenomena in the days before big earthquakes. But good data to back up these stories has been hard to come by.
In recent years, however, various teams have set up atmospheric monitoring stations in earthquake zones and a number of satellites are capable of sending back data about the state of the upper atmosphere and the ionosphere during an earthquake.
Last year, we looked at some fascinating data from the DEMETER spacecraft showing a significant increase in ultra-low frequency radio signals before the magnitude 7 Haiti earthquake in January 2010
Today, Dimitar Ouzounov at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland and a few buddies present the data from the Great Tohoku earthquake which devastated Japan on 11 March. Their results, although preliminary, are eye-opening.
Police State 2012: No Need to Wait, It’s Already Here (video)
Boiling Frogs Video
January 3, 2012
CONTINUE WATCHING: http://ur1.ca/77f2o
TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=3605
Given the public’s own ignorance of the true nature and function of a police state, story after story after story of intolerable levels of official oppression, secret illegal surveillance, and increasingly sophisticated technology for tracking, apprehending, incapacitating and even killing dissenters can be dismissed because these stories are reported one at a time, in a contextless and therefore meaningless way that invites the interpretation that these stories are only warnings of what is to come instead of sign posts of a reality that is already here.
Find out more about the police state we are already in with this week’s Eyeopener Report from BoilingFrogsPost.com
Is GoDaddy trying to thwart the anti-SOPA boycott?
By Madison Ruppert
Editor of End the Lie
December 28, 2011
In a shocking development in the massive boycott being organized over GoDaddy’s support of – not to mention major role in writing – the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), NameCheap has accused GoDaddy of maliciously erecting technical barriers to impede customers’ efforts to leave the registrar.
NameCheap, which I actually use myself as I have never been a supporter of GoDaddy even before their role in the draconian anti-internet freedom legislation known as SOPA in the House and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) in the House, has been a vocal opponent of the legislation.
In fact, NameCheap’s Chief Executive Officer Richard Kirkendall made a remarkably strongly worded statement against SOPA just last week.
“While we at Namecheap firmly believe in intellectual rights, SOPA is like detonating a nuclear bomb on the internet when only a surgical strike is necessary. This legislation has the potential to harm the way everyone uses the Internet and to undermine the system itself,” Kirkendall said.
NameCheap has also acted to capitalize on GoDaddy’s support of SOPA by offering to move concerned customer’s domain names for a mere $6.99 when using the coupon SOPASUCKS and with every transfer they will also donate $1 to the venerable Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) for their anti-SOPA efforts.
The EFF was also behind defending a security researcher when he was targeted by Carrier IQ for revealing the disturbing details of their software which is loaded on smartphones by most major carriers without users’ knowledge, so I find their offer to donate quite encouraging.
NameCheap isn’t alone in moving to tempt customers away from the now quite despicable GoDaddy. Indeed, no less than six companies are offering quite tantalizing discounts for those hoping to hit GoDaddy where it hurts.
With “move your domain day” coming up on December 29, I was a bit surprised to find that over 70,000 domains were moved away from GoDaddy just last week according to CNET.
Despite their early claims that it was not affecting their business, GoDaddy appears to be impacted by the backlash that has ensued due to their support for SOPA, even going as far as to call customers and beg them to return, according to Chris Heald.
The details of the technical barriers being imposed by GoDaddy have already been contested by the company, but NameCheap alleged that “GoDaddy appears to be returning incomplete Whois information to NameCheap, delaying the transfer process.
This is in direct violation of the rules put in place by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), but by yesterday afternoon, NameCheap said that GoDaddy “finally unblocked our queries” so that transfers should “go smoothly” from now on.
GoDaddy has already come out saying that NameCheap “has yet to contact Go Daddy directly, which would be common practice for situations like this,” while a NameCheap community manager refuted this by saying they indeed attempted “reaching out to GoDaddy” but in fact received “no response.”
NameCheap would not say exactly who they contacted at GoDaddy or when they did so, instead Kirkendall sent CNET a statement which said, “all we know on our side is that GoDaddy was preventing us from conducting normal business with our clients, and in turn causing harm to our reputation and at the same time overloading our support channels.”
As I previously covered, GoDaddy backed away from overt support of SOPA due to the massive boycott that has been organized against them, but have notably not gone as far as outright denouncing the legislation.
As TechDirt pointed out, GoDaddy is absurdly hypocritical in purporting to stand against the theft of intellectual property while offering up domains which “are perfect for infringing sites.”
One apt and telling example is seen if you try to buy the domain “Loreal.com” which belongs to the pro-SOPA L’Oréal Group you are offered some other options which would be perfect for a company breaching copyright law like LorealHome.com, LorealTime.com and LorealLife.com along with some country specific domains like Loreal.ag.
CNET also notes that if you search for “Chanel.com” they offer you RealChanel.com as an alternative, which would obviously be perfect for anyone selling products in violation of copyright law.
Before GoDaddy’s attempt to backtrack on their rabid support of SOPA, Godaddy’s General Counsel Christine Jones said that Domain Name System (DNS) blocking is an “effective strategy for disabling access to illegal” websites in her Congressional testimony.
Jones’ statement is a bit ridiculous given that a Firefox add-on called DeSopa has already been developed to circumvent this method of disabling access to allegedly infringing content.
SOPA has also been losing some support among conservatives, including the notoriously conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation which published an article by James Gattuso, a senior research fellow, which warned of “unintended consequences” of the legislation, and he isn’t the only one.
Twitter’s general counsel Alex MacGillivray, also former attorney for Google, came out against SOPA as well, pointing out that one user guilty of copyright infringement could very well cause an entire service to be shut down, with no way for innocent users to recover data.
The opposition to SOPA is clearly growing but unfortunately there are quite powerful lobbies backing up this legislation which could very well end the internet as we know it, something which I said earlier this month which was echoed by Adam Savage of Mythbusters and Popular Mechanics just six days later.
Hopefully coordinated boycotts like the one which is clearly threatening GoDaddy will continue to apply sufficient pressure to the corporations backing the legislation to the point that they will cave and come out openly against it.
Otherwise, we very well might have to install DeSopa and figure a way to get around this brutally restrictive legislation which Savage rightly characterized as “anticonstitutional.”
Related posts:
- Money talks: GoDaddy begins to back away from SOPA after boycott
- Angry geeks fire back at SOPA supporters
- Anti-SOPA activists find ways to keep the Internet free
- Congress tries to pull a fast one: SOPA markup not delayed until 2012 after all
- SOPA is China-style censorship say Google, Twitter, eBay
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Total Ignorance: Where’s Libya, Iraq or Iran? NYC doesn’t care! (video)
RT
January 1, 2011
The men and women hoping to become the next President of the U.S. appear to spend as much time demonstrating their ignorance of the world, as they do their political credentials. But as RT’s Anastasia Churkina found out, that could just be a reflection of society.
