9/11: A Conspiracy Theory

Conspiracy Theory w/ Jesse Ventura - Banned Police State Episode Top Secret Weapon Whistleblower Dies From Agent Orange (Before It's News) Internationally recognized whistleblower and patriot hero Dr. Bob Bowman passed away at his Melbourne, FL home Wednesday night August 22nd, after suffering for years from agent orange poisoning. “As has been the case with so many of our Vietnam Veterans, the cancers that eventually took Colonel Bowman’s life can be traced to his exposure to the toxins of the Agent Orange he was exposed to during his war service in Vietnam,” Veterans for Peace (VFP) spokesperson stated Phil Restino, Co-Chair of VFP Chapter 136, Central Florida Veterans For Peace. At age 78 after a long, courageous eight-year battle with cancer, Colonel Bowman, “Dr. Colonel Bowman was the National Commander of the non-partisan, non-profit veterans organization The Patriots. “Follow the Constitution. Dr. [Watch Bob Bowman in the commentary below, videoed in 2011, a comprehensive reflection of his life dedicated to exposing high-level government corruption.] (1) Sympathy Cards, Flowers, Gift Baskets 4999 N.

Syria: Pro-War Senators Took 83% More Money From Military Industry | Josh Silver Last week, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 10 to 7 to approve the use of military force in Syria. A Maplight analysis reveals that senators voting 'yes' received, on average, 83 percent more campaign money from defense contractors than senators voting 'no.' These numbers are unnerving to a war-weary American public still licking its wounds from a $2 trillion, 10-year quagmire in Iraq justified by lies about alleged weapons of mass destruction. The mere idea that politicians voting on matters of war and peace -- life and death -- could be influenced by contributions is the most perverted money in politics nightmare. But the status quo is the problem. Even if quid pro quo politics had no role in last week's Syria vote, the glaring problem is that 93 percent of the time, the political candidate with the most money wins. But in 2013, rather than hear about real solutions to this profound political dysfunction, we await the October 8th opening arguments of the "McCutcheon v.

What costs $1.5 trillion, doesn't work, and comes out of your paycheck? The F-35 is the most expensive weapon ever built. But according to a damning new article in Vanity Fair Magazine: It can't fly at night, can't fly in bad weather, and definitely cannot fight. Just check out what the Peabody and Emmy Award winning reporter Adam Ciralsky has to say: Help us spread the word about this article - and the F-35 boondoggle - by sharing this with your social networks. Mainstream media coverage of contractor abuse like the F-35 is rare. Now its the F-35's turn, and this news story is already making big waves. But not a lot of people read Vanity Fair every month for news about national security or the federal budget.

6 Key Ways to Survive a Personal Economic Collapse Daisy LutherActivist Post With all that is being written about the national economic collapse, people seem to be waiting for some huge event. However, for many North Americans, the collapse is here. This isn’t relegated to only lower income neighborhoods. As an article from a Cincinnati new station stated, “Hunger doesn’t know a zip code.” For many people who were formerly financially comfortable, the economic collapse has already happened in the form of a job loss, hours that have been cut back due to Obamacare requirements for employers, an exorbitant medical bill or other crushing debt, or simply an inflation rate that has outstripped your pay increases. For many families, personal finances have reached a catastrophic level – they are left to make terrible choices: Which utility can I live without? I’m talking about the person next door, who seems to have it all together. What is a personal economic collapse? Times are tough but you can survive this. 1.) It can’t continue like this. 2.)