Diabolic - Truth Pt.2 Lyrics How I Learnt To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb (Kinda) I felt alienated from The Guardian’s graphic about stockpiles of nuclear weapons . Was there a better way to depict the data? UPDATE: Aug – I’m in the process of revising this diagram in light of all the comments (and flames!). Thanks all. If you can help me research the data, please email I felt the use of abstract figures made most of the data meaningless. There’s a single way I relate to nuclear weapons. So, I thought of a better way to understand the data. However, the idea rapidly unravelled. I wasn’t expecting that. 10 years ago we had 32,512 nuclear weapons. Ah but we all live in cities now I tried to recover a eye-popping stat with another quick calc. 50% of us live in densely populated cities now. Nope. Unexpectedly, in making this image, the data forced me to change my mind. In this case, it exposed the myth in my head, scorched long ago into my childhood imagination. No doubt, nuclear weapons are crazy devices. As the data reveals, we simply don’t have enough of them.
List of common misconceptions From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Each entry on this list of common misconceptions is worded as a correction; the misconceptions themselves are implied rather than stated. These entries are concise summaries; the main subject articles can be consulted for more detail. A common misconception is a viewpoint or factoid that is often accepted as true but which is actually false. Arts and culture[edit] Business[edit] Federal legal tender laws in the United States do not require that private businesses, persons, or organizations accept cash for payment, though it must be treated as valid payment for debts when tendered to a creditor.[1] Food and cooking[edit] Food and drink history[edit] Microwave ovens[edit] Film and television[edit] Language[edit] English language[edit] Law, crime, and military[edit] United States[edit] Twinkies were not claimed to be the cause of San Francisco mayor George Moscone's and supervisor Harvey Milk's murders. Literature[edit] Fine arts[edit] Music[edit] Popular music[edit]
The New World Order (Page 1) Find on this web site. Donations [Make a donation and collect the BONUSES!] - I have noticed that I have had to neglect some things in life that are very important to me and others, while working hour after hour on my website. Therefore I ask you, kind visitor, for a donation, so I can spend the same amount of time, and more, on research, and less time trying to manage my finances. - - by Wes Penre, Jan 01, 2006 - (Go To "The New World Order Page 2") Merry Christmas Jingle Bells Christ is born and the devil’s in hell hearts they shrink Pockets swell Everybody know and nobody tell Little Wheels Spin and Spin Big wheels turn around & around (4x) Oh the sins of Caesar’s men cry the pious citizens who petty thieve the 5 & 10s and the big wheels turn around and around Little Wheels Spin and Spin Big wheels turn around & around (4x) Swing your girl fiddler say Later on the piper pay Do see do, swing and sway Dead will dance on judgement day - Buffy Sainte-Marie, "Little Wheels Spin and Spin"
This copy of Windows is not genuine – how to fix Microsoft, in a rather brilliant move, has released an update that checks your OS serial against a list of known leaked serials (corporate edition keys, etc). If your serial matches one of them then it puts a darling little message on the bottom right hand of your login screen, and also a system tray icon that nags you to buy a genuine copy of windows. It will also pop up a dialog that says “This copy of Windows is not Genuine” “This copy of Windows is not genuine and you have not yet resolved this issue. This computer is no longer eligible to recieve select security upgrades from Microsoft. To protect your copy of Windows, you must click Get Genuine now.” Every so often a little balloon will pop up that says “You may be a victim of software counterfeiting.” Fixing the popup is easy enough. Reboot to safe mode. You can also go and delete the actual executable that nags you. Reboot after this. Close all the apps that you have open, run the program, and then click “Apply”.
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ILLUMINATI SECRETS - Riddles In Stone - FREE MOVIE California Eagle The California Eagle (1879–1964) was one of the oldest and longest-running African-American newspapers in Los Angeles, California and the West. It started in 1879,[1] founded by John J. Neimore, who had escaped slavery in Missouri. The editor and publisher, he first called it The Owl, then renamed it The Eagle. After Charlotta Spears succeeded him as owner in 1912, she changed the name to the California Eagle. Later marrying J. History[edit] John J. By 1912, Neimore was in very poor health. Spears took control of the newspaper upon Neimore's death in 1912. The California Eagle had the following platform: By 1925, the newspaper had a circulation of 60,000, the largest of any African-American newspaper in California. Several newspaper employees went on to become prominent figures in their own right, including T.R.M. Miller continued in the tradition of publishing an activist paper. The partial list of the employees and contributors at The California Eagle in 1957 were; Notable people[edit]
A wink, a nod, or a shake of the hand: on the Masons The point of a club is not who it lets in, but who it keeps out. The club is based on two ancient British ideas the segregation of classes, and the segregation of sexes: and they even remain insistent on keeping people out, long after they have stopped wanting to come in. — Anthony Sampson, Anatomy of Britain If secrecy is to be considered a factor in British politics and commerce then without doubt Freemasonry is one of its principal vehicles. Freemasonry is the largest semi-covert organisation of the western bourgeoisie, with over six million members worldwide sharing a vision of a unified world order bound together through a series of interlocking Masonic alliances. Among the worlds most influential institutions must be the United Grand Lodge of England, the mother lodge of Craft Freemasonry, with its headquarters at Freemasons Hall in Great Queen Street near Covent Garden. What Is Freemasonry? Masonic officials are highly paid. Joining the Brethren A Criminal Conspiracy? Who's Who? Legal
Big History theories pose latest challenge to traditional curriculum | Education | The Observer A still from Mankind, A History of All of Us. Photograph: Joe Alblas A provocative new theory of history which has won influential support from Bill Gates poses the latest challenge to the coalition government plans to return to a traditional school curriculum. Big History, a movement spearheaded by the Oxford-educated maverick historian David Christian, is based on the idea that the academic study of the past can no longer be carried out from a nationalist perspective. "I believe human beings mark a threshold in the development of the planet, of course," Christian has explained, "but it is only part of the picture. The 66-year-old American-born academic is now a professor at San Diego State University after a long period teaching in Sydney, Australia. Fans of Big History want to put geology and the climate at the centre of the subject, alongside other branches of science and technology. Gates also presented Christian at the TED 2011 conference in Long Beach, California.
Illumination: the Secret Religion - The Illuminati The Illuminati has never numbered more than a few thousand members. A truly secret society cannot hope to retain its secrets if it reveals them to too many people. When the Illuminati attempts to spread its ideas to a wider audience, it does so via carefully chosen religions, organisations, secret societies and esoteric orders. These groups are often led by members of the Illuminati, but are not party to the core secrets of the Illuminati. They are given a flavour of the central ideas of Illumination, but are denied the complete picture. Even if these groups were to turn against the Illuminati, they would not be able to betray any primary secrets. The Illuminati have created the following movements in the course of history: Ancient Egyptian and Greek Mystery religions, Druidism, Mithraism, most versions of Gnosticism, Alchemy, Catharism (Albigensianism), the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism. All religions based on faith rather than knowledge are contrary to Illumination.