Massacres and Profits: A Brief History of the Olympics
Filed under: Control, Corporate Crimes, Corruption, Financial, Winter Olympics 2010
Source: no2010.com -
Those who promote the Olympics are interested in power, prestige and profit.
Developers and construction companies stand to benefit from the public money spent on road construction and new sports facilities. Politicians get to preside over a large-scale spectacle. But what will the rest of us get from the [three-year] lead up to the Olympics? What will be the real legacy of the Olympic games?
Politicians and business leaders are quick to promise that the Olympics will not lose money, and that people will not be pushed out of their homes by rent increases, but we can see from the experience of other cities that these promises have not panned out — they are simply a strategy to try to co-opt those opposed to the Games. Read more
Religion (and its true colors) is now participating in the political/ corporate driven forced innoculations – based on no fact and no education
Rabbi: Not to Vaccinate is a Sin
David Wolpe
Rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles
Washington Post
Sunday, Oct 18th, 2009
Q: Polls show a majority of Americans are concerned about the H1N1 virus (swine flu), but also about the safety and efficacy of the swine flu vaccine. Is it ethical to say no to this or any vaccine? Are there valid religious reasons to accept or decline a vaccine? Will you get a swine flu shot? Will your children?
We do not raise children for ourselves alone, or for themselves alone. We raise them for the world. Educating a child is not so that she can live well, or not only so that she can live well. It is to enable her to make a genuine contribution to society. Read more
Starting this year… Government Permission Will Be Required To Travel
Source: Rense.com (Privacy Journal.com)
Starting this year, Americans will have to get government approval to travel by air. As Privacy Journal revealed last fall, henceforth “Permission Now Needed to Travel Within U.S.” Getting a reservation and checking-in for air travel will soon require Transportation Security Administration authorization. That permission is by no means assured: For example, if your name matches a “no-fly” list, even mistakenly, you can be denied the right to a reserve a seat on a flight. If your name is on a “selectee” list, you and your possessions will be searched more thoroughly before you can board. What is going on here?
All travelers will need government OK in order to board a flight, or take a cruise. What the government can allow one day, it can forbid the next.
Protecting air safety is essential, but professional screening at airports already provides for it. Giving the TSA as an official agency the additional authority to decide who gets to go where reaches beyond safety into overextended governmental power. This newly minted “Secure Flight” rule fundamentally imbalances long-standing citizens’ rights both to travel and to be left alone. Read more
Henry Kissinger on CNBC calling for a Global Government
Eugenics: Population Reduction and Abortion
Source: CSPAN
Congressman Joe Pitts (PA-16) highlights how offensive Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s comments regarding abortion and the reduction of certain populations was.
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