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The corporate media is once again
lavishing the “Coffee Party” with
favorable coverage after having
demonized the Tea Party as racist
extremists for nearly a year, proof
positive that the much vaunted new
movement, which is run by an Obama
campaign operative, is nothing more
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“It means the
potential of a weapon of mass destruction and a
terrorist, massive, casualty-producing event
somewhere in the Western world – it may be in
the United States of America – that causes our
population to question our own Constitution and
to begin to militarize our country in order to
avoid a repeat of another mass,
casualty-producing event." -- General Tommy
Franks
in a 2003 interview
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Smart Grid:
The Implementation of Technocracy?
The Technocrats have resurfaced, and
they do not intend to fail a second
time. Whether or not they succeed
this time will depend upon the
intended servants of Technocracy,
the citizens of the world.
The Digital
Dictatorship
It's fashionable to hold up the
Internet as the road to democracy
and liberty in countries like Iran,
but it can also be a very effective
tool for quashing freedom
2020
Vision: The Future of Gaming
Comment from Old-Thinker News:
This
article quotes leading video game
developers regarding their views on
the future of gaming. It is nothing
short of being inserted into a
matrix-like world in which video
games and virtual entertainment
become integrated into daily life.
Augmented reality (virtual reality
imposed over the physical world) and
gesture controlled wearable devices
will play a large role. How is our
society going to be impacted?
Universal
DNA Reader Will Advance Faster,
Cheaper Sequencing Efforts
Arizona State University scientists
have come up with a new twist in
their efforts to develop a faster
and cheaper way to read the DNA
genetic code.
Nano-sized
silicone implant could power
cellphone, pacemaker
team of American scientists has
developed a microscopic silicone
implant that generates small
electric currents, leading
researchers to believe that a motion
as simple as walking could one day
power a cellphone.
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