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RIAA Declares Using Brain to Remember Songs is Criminal Copyright Infringement (satire) Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

It's an issue of national security." NOTE: This is a satire report on the RIAA. That means it's written as fictional humor. It does not yet represent the actual position of the RIAA, although from the way things are going, the association may soon adopt it. Permission is granted to make copies of this story, redistribute it, post it and e-mail it (please provide proper credit and URL) as long as you do not actually remember it because copying to your brain is now strictly prohibited.

Financial Armageddon: Protecting Your Future from Four Impending Catastrophes Michael J. Panzner See book keywords and concepts

In some places, vast detention camps will spring up, designed to handle a large influx of lawbreakers, troublemakers, and immigrants, illegal or otherwise, who will increasingly be seen as an unacceptable threat to national security. Where there is local resistance, force and other aggressive measures will be justified in the name of preventing "foreign agents," or terrorists, from gaining a foothold on U.S. soil, and even mild dissent will frequently trigger dramatic responses.

The Secret History of the War on Cancer Devra Davis See book keywords and concepts

Under the guise of protecting trade secrets and in the name of national security, public access to scientific research has been a guarded enterprise. As a Chinese proverb notes, a way of looking is a way of not looking. U.S. Army Captain Robert Kehoe, on assignment for the Office of Strategic Services, June 1944, to interview leading German scientists, accompanied by a senior German researcher, possibly Ferdinand Flury.

In the Allied countries, national security concerns during World War II combined with industrial trade secrets to keep this information from the public. As laboratory evidence began to accumulate that smoking, asbestos, coal tar and other industrial agents threatened health, industry repeatedly cautioned against confusing such experimental evidence with proof that human harm would really take place. In a sardonic commentary in the Lancet in 1958, Evarts Graham admitted that absolute proof of human hazards may never be obtained.

Too Profitable to Cure Brent Hoadley, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts

Research results that were obtained by federal funding must be fully disclosed (other than those involving national security). • Government employees, including elected officials, must provide full disclosure of any ties to private corporations, including any financial holdings in such corporations. (No investments in private corporations while in off ice... NONE.) • Laws allowing direct to consumer advertising of prescription medication should be repealed.

Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations David R. Montgomery See book keywords and concepts

Ethiopia's environmental refugee crisis shows how, over the long run, soil security is national security. Recognition of Wangari Maathai with the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize for her work on environmental restoration in Ethiopia's countryside shows that environmental refugees, who now outnumber political refugees, are an emerging global concern. People may endure temporary droughts, but desertification forces emigration once the land can no longer sustain either grazing or farming. Desertification is not just happening in Africa.

Vaccines and Medical Experiments on Children, Minorities, Woman and Inmates (1845 - 2007) Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) quickly censors it for "national security" reasons (Griffiths and Bryson). (1950) (1950 - 1953) The U.S. Army releases chemical clouds over six American and Canadian cities. Residents in Winnipeg, Canada, where a highly toxic chemical called cadmium is dropped, subsequently experience high rates of respiratory illnesses (Cockburn and St. Clair, eds.). In order to determine how susceptible an American city could be to biological attack, the U.S. Navy sprays a cloud of Bacillus globigii bacteria from ships over the San Francisco shoreline.

Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D. See book keywords and concepts

That's about the same amount the nation spent on the first two and half years of its military venture in Iraq, and fully twice as much as the federal government allocates annually for all research and development—including R&D for defense and national security.1 But here is the truly shocking statistic: nearly all of that money is devoted to treating symptoms. It pays for cardiac drugs, for clot-dissolving medications, and for costly mechanical techniques that bypass clogged arteries or widen them with balloons, tiny rotating knives, lasers, and stents.

Safe Trip to Eden: Ten Steps to Save Planet Earth from the Global Warming Meltdown David Steinman See book keywords and concepts

According to experts, reports the Guardian, the threat to global stability and our national security from the prospect of global warming is much greater than from terrorism, and, taking the long view, these experts might well be right How Quickly Can the Weather Change? Scientists never thought dramatic changes in the global climate could happen within as little as a few years or decades.

Think of what environmental destabilization will precipitate within the global context in terms of warring over oil resources, as well as proliferating nuclear arms fueled by increasing global use of nuclear power; it's easy to see why some preventive health measures now for our future national security should pay off handsomely.

But it is also part of a national security network and promotes carbon-neutral living as well, so it is important to all of us. You can learn a lot more about Sweetwater at www.sweet-water-organic.org and the CSAs by visiting the Robyn Van En Center for CSA Resources at www.csacenter.org. The Web site has a great national directory and loads of resources, referrals, and links. Give food the importance it deserves in your life. This is what you put in your body.

In addition, we have to address global warming if for no other reason than that national security preparedness is, as I'll show, part of our critical response to this issue. These strategies have to go beyond weapons and politics. In other words, there is more to winning this war on terror and to ensuring a peaceful future founded on strength than what we see on cable news being beamed in from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Washington, D.C. We can address the war on terrorism and global warming at the same time. We have to.

With a scarcity of energy supply—and a growing need for access—nuclear energy will become a critical source of power, and this will accelerate nuclear proliferation as countries develop enrichment and reprocessing capabilities to ensure their national security. . . . When carrying capacity drops suddenly, civilization is faced with new challenges that today seem unimaginable." New Orleans was just the tip of the melting icebergs. Toss in the loss of entire coastal regions of Florida, Texas, and Louisiana. We could end up losing much of the Gulf Coast.

The Field - The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe Lynne Mctaggart See book keywords and concepts

What Swann and Price had correctly described was a vast secret Pentagon underground facility in the Blue Ridge Mountains of West Virginia, manned by national security Agency code breakers, whose main job was to intercept international telephone communications and control US spy satellites. It was as though their psychic antennae had picked up nothing of note with the original coordinates and so scanned the area until they got on the wavelength of something more relevant to the military.

Hal even checked out as a good security risk since he'd had experience in intelligence in the Navy and had worked for the national security Agency. The men asked Hal to carry out a few simple experiments ?nothing elaborate, perhaps just guessing objects hidden in a box. If they were successful, the CIA would agree to fund a pilot program. The two men from Washington later watched Swann correctly describe a moth hidden in the box. The CIA was impressed enough to throw nearly $50,000 at a pilot project, which was to last for eight months.

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

There's also another theory that no one has proposed yet: Maybe it's something so darned scary that we don't want to know about it, and perhaps the Pentagon is covering this up just to shield us from something that's a serious national security issue. For example, maybe some high school science geek built a breakthrough antimatter weapon as his science project, then flew it into the Pentagon using a toy remote controlled helicopter. Or, perhaps a member of the Pentagon staff experienced spontaneous human combustion and happened to be standing next to a fuel storage tank.

Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century Alex Steffen See book keywords and concepts

Those who defend the use of torture often acknowledge the horror involved, but claim torture is necessary for national security or other important aims, like preventing terrorist attacks. There's one problem with their arguments: torture doesn't work. Professor Darius Rejali knows more about torture than nearly anyone else in the world, and his research shows conclusively that nearly all the arguments made in favor of torture are bogus.

His language is sharply barbed—he spared no one's feelings —but his arguments still thunder, perhaps even more loudly in an age where many attack human rights in the name of national security or religion: "The inquisition in Spain does not proceed from the religion originally professed, but from this mule-animal, engendered between the church and the state.

The top ten reasons why the U.S. needs more pharmaceutical companies (satire) Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

But maybe they can at least cure all the bogus diseases they made up like "social anxiety disorder" and "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder." 2. National Security: U.S. drug companies are crucial for protecting our national security by banning prescription drugs from untrustworthy countries like Canada -- which we all know is just a rabble of war-mongering nitwits who invade third world countries for sport (and then lie about why they did). 3. The Economy: never mind that most pharmaceutical companies sell useless products at ridiculous prices.

America Fooled: The Truth About Antidepressants, Antipsychotics and How We've Been Deceived Dr. Timothy Scott See book keywords and concepts

Allowing the pharmaceutical companies to design their own drug studies makes no more sense than allowing a terrorist organization to design a plan for our national security. The cost to our nation for establishing a "drug studies standards board" would be minimal. Properly promoted, it could be seen as a great national service and be eagerly sought by the nation's leading authorities even if no remuneration were given board members. Drug companies could still pay for the studies, and results of each study (not just those with "good" outcomes) could be submitted and made public.

Experiment shows medical doctors to be glorified drug dealers, easily manipulated by drug companies Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Some people would say it would be a national security issue, because if you cure these diseases, then suddenly the economy changes. Suddenly you've got a lot of people out of work. And so, I believe the organized medical system doesn't want cures for these diseases. In fact, they have gone out of their way to vilify these cures, to filter them out or to discredit them. They don't want cures for these diseases; they want drugs to manage them. They want a patient who has to buy a pill today, tomorrow, and every day, for the rest of his life, because that generates profits.

The implications of humanoid robots as laborsaving devices are more ominous than most people realize Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

It was national security that set off the space race, not some innocent interest in science. Likewise, it will be the military power interests that will inevitably promote more advances in robotics technology. What they want, ultimately, is a robot soldier that can carry a weapon, take orders without thinking, and kill other human beings without a sense of guilt. To the Pentagon, it's the perfect soldier. The problem with human soldiers is that they sometimes come to their senses and realize that killing other humans is no way to make a living.

In other words, couldn't these robots be used against their owners by, let's say, the national security Agency? The NSA is spying on Americans right now by monitoring phone calls; this is public knowledge. It's certainly not out of the realm of possibility that the NSA would someday exploit mass robot ownership as sort of a robotic peephole into the lives of everyday Americans. That way, if the robot happens to see someone engaged in an activity that looked like bomb construction for example, then the robot would immediately alert the FBI, the police, or the NSA, and report this observation.

Anti-Aging Manual: The Encyclopedia of Natural Health Joseph E. Mario See book keywords and concepts

Fluorine fumes downwind of Dupont Chemical factory in Deepwater New Jersey in 1944 burned peach trees, vegetables blighted, poultry died, horses and cows became sick, and the government suppressed objective studies as "top secret" under guise of national security to the detriment of American citizens. Formaldehyde In tobacco smoke, carpets, drapes, wallpaper, furniture stuffing, particle board and foam insulation (urea-form.), room-dividers, plywood (phenol-form, resin), panelling and cabinets, paints, in deodorants, air fresheners, shampoo, mouthwash, and cosmetics.

Safe Trip to Eden: Ten Steps to Save Planet Earth from the Global Warming Meltdown David Steinman See book keywords and concepts

Our elected leaders also need to recognize finally, if belatedly, that environmentalism can help to win the war on terror. When it comes to international diplomacy, we need carrots and sticks. Sound environmental policy, aimed at addressing both global warming as well as dependence on foreign oil and nuclear proliferation, can become one of our most powerful sticks. "Yes, there is an alternative to the Euro-wimps and the neocons, and it is the 'geo-greens,'" said Thomas L. Friedman in his January 30, 2005, New York Times column.13 I am a geo-green.

World Without Cancer G. Edward Griffin See book keywords and concepts

Which is the reason governments withold so much information from the public, even in peacetime, supposedly for reasons of "national security." national security implies the presence of an enemy. The ruling elite know that, if the voters had access to classified information, there likely would be a revolution—or at least a change of leadership. To them, the enemy is us. Those who feel that government should direct non-military scientific projects, such as the quest for cancer control, should ponder the significance of a report in the Los Angeles Times of December 6,1972.

The New Holistic Health Handbook: Living Well in a New Age Berkeley Holistic Health Center and Shepherd Bliss See book keywords and concepts

American Friends Service Committee, Questions and Answers on the Soviet Threat and national security, p. 3. 16. AFSC, Soviet Threat and national security, p. 3. 17. David Driebel, "Cancer: Some Notes for Activists," Science for the People Magazine (May-June, 1980), p. 6. 18. Bob Ginsburg, Book Review: The Politics of Cancer, in Science for the People Magazine (May-June, 1980), p. 17. Holistic Health: Friend and Foe of Progressive Health Care Dana Ullman, M.P.H. THE WORD "holistic," like the words "revolutionary," "love," and "health," means so much and yet so little.

Seeds of Deception: Exposing Industry and Government Lies about the Safety of the Genetically Engineered Foods You're Eating Jeffrey M. Smith See book keywords and concepts

When Ahern had lunch with national security Advisor Council Director Sandy Berger, the topic that Berger chose to focus on was the need to get that corn vote. Again, when Ahern met Senator Bond from Missouri and several members of congress, the issue was GM corn. According to Toby Moffet a former congressman turned Monsanto man, "Everywhere he went, before people said 'Happy St. Patrick's Day,' they asked him, 'What about that corn vote?'" The amazed Moffet said, "I'm fifty-four years old, and I've been in a lot of coalitions in my life, but this is one of the most breathtaking I've seen.

Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About Kevin Trudeau See book keywords and concepts

Slowly but surely the people's freedoms were taken away, all in the name of "national security." This is the exact same thing that happened under Stalinist Russia. A former Connecticut governor has been charged and convicted for selling access to his office for personal gain! The governor of Connecticut was found guilty of accepting more than $100,000 in charter trips to Las Vegas, vacations, and repairs on his personal lakeside cottage. He even tried to hide a personal account worth over $416,000.

U.S. Army tests battlefield robot armed with pump action shotgun; bring on the Terminators! Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Isn't every country in the world a threat to our national security? Personally, I think we should invade the entire world, and bring all people under our rule, and create a new order in the universe... wait, that's Darth Vader talking again. Sorry. I've been watching Star Wars way too much. Even as the Pentagon wants to use robots as war machines, it's thankfully nowhere near making it a reality. Consider the robotic navigation road race sponsored by the Pentagon and DARPA, held in 2004.

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