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Fears Over Global Warming In Rapid Decline Following Climate Scandals

The latest survey from Gallup indicates that Americans’ fears over anthropological global warming are in rapid decline and that more and more people feel that climate change is being over exaggerated.

Fears Over Global Warming In Rapid Decline Following Climate Scandals

The latest survey from Gallup indicates that Americans’ fears over anthropological global warming are in rapid decline and that more and more people feel that climate change is being over exaggerated.

Carbon Eugenics, Whistleblowers Muzzled, RIP Mainstream Media

The Singularity's impact on Business leaders: how will technologically enhanced Individuals collaborate with "normal" employees

Head of IMF Proposes New Reserve Currency IMF's Strauss-Kahn suggests IMF may one day provide global reserve asset

Greece loses EU voting power in blow to sovereignty The European Union has shown its righteous wrath by stripping Greece of its vote at a crucial meeting next month, the worst humiliation ever suffered by an EU member state

A New Generation of North American Citizens The ideology of globalization is deeply embedded in the corporate structure, mass media, government, as well as in the whole educational system

Parents Angry Over CCTV In School Toilets Outraged parents have hit out at a school in Birmingham after pupils discovered CCTV cameras in the school's toilets.

Spy chips hidden in 2.5 MILLION dustbins: 60pc rise in electronic bugs as council snoopers plan pay-as-you-throw tax More than 2.5million homes now have wheelie bins fitted with microchips to weigh their contents.

Arizona: The Surveillance State For years Arizona has been known as the “sunset state,” but lately some residents simply call it the “surveillance state.”

‘Covert’ surveillance cameras coming to Chicago Blue-light surveillance cameras in Chicago's high-crime neighborhoods will someday be augmented by "covert" cameras that "fit inside of a match box" and keep the bad guys guessing, Police Supt. Jody Weis said.

Feds push for tracking cell phones Whether state and federal police have been paying attention to Hollywood, or whether it was the other way around, cell phone tracking has become a regular feature in criminal investigations.

Brain scan can read people's thoughts: researchers A scan of brain activity can effectively read a person's mind, researchers said Thursday.

Obama to nominate ex-Army general to head TSA, sources say President Obama has tapped a former Army general to lead the Transportation Security Administration, sources have told CNN.

The curse of Fallujah: Women warned not to have babies because of rise in birth defects since U.S. assault A high number of children are being born with birth defects in an Iraqi city where U.S. forces may have used chemical weapons during a fierce battle in 2004.

Microsoft exec pitches Internet usage tax to pay for cybersecurity A top Microsoft executive on Tuesday suggested a broad Internet tax to help defray the costs associated with computer security breaches and vast Internet attacks

DEMINT: White House land grab A secret administration memo has surfaced revealing plans for the federal government to seize more than 10 million acres from Montana to New Mexico

Activists Teach London Police A Lesson About Stop And Search Terror Laws A group of British activists turned a potentially confrontational run in with London Metropolitan police into an educational experience recently, producing a viral youtube video entitled “How To Escape A Terror Stop”.

CNN Poll: Majority says government a threat to citizens' rights majority of Americans think the federal government poses a threat to rights of Americans, according to a new national poll.

"Patriot act for the internet" - Leaked ACTA draft reveals plans for internet clampdown ISPs must snoop on subscribers or face being sued by content owners

Reuters photographer held without charge says reborn after freed by U.S. The U.S. military freed a Reuters photographer in Iraq on Wednesday, almost a year and a half after snatching him from his home in the middle of the night and placing him in military detention without charge

CDC uses shopper-card data to trace salmonella Never before had the CDC successfully mined the mountain of data that supermarket chains compile.

Big power from tiny wires New discovery shows carbon nanotubes can produce powerful waves that could be harnessed for new energy systems

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

Head of IMF Proposes New Reserve Currency
IMF's Strauss-Kahn suggests IMF may one day provide global reserve asset

Greece loses EU voting power in blow to sovereignty
The European Union has shown its righteous wrath by stripping Greece of its vote at a crucial meeting next month, the worst humiliation ever suffered by an EU member state

A New Generation of North American Citizens
The ideology of globalization is deeply embedded in the corporate structure, mass media, government, as well as in the whole educational system

Parents Angry Over CCTV In School Toilets
Outraged parents have hit out at a school in Birmingham after pupils discovered CCTV cameras in the school's toilets.

Spy chips hidden in 2.5 MILLION dustbins: 60pc rise in electronic bugs as council snoopers plan pay-as-you-throw tax
More than 2.5million homes now have wheelie bins fitted with microchips to weigh their contents.

Arizona: The Surveillance State
For years Arizona has been known as the “sunset state,” but lately some residents simply call it the “surveillance state.”

‘Covert’ surveillance cameras coming to Chicago
Blue-light surveillance cameras in Chicago's high-crime neighborhoods will someday be augmented by "covert" cameras that "fit inside of a match box" and keep the bad guys guessing, Police Supt. Jody Weis said.

Feds push for tracking cell phones
Whether state and federal police have been paying attention to Hollywood, or whether it was the other way around, cell phone tracking has become a regular feature in criminal investigations.

Brain scan can read people's thoughts: researchers
A scan of brain activity can effectively read a person's mind, researchers said Thursday.

Obama to nominate ex-Army general to head TSA, sources say
President Obama has tapped a former Army general to lead the Transportation Security Administration, sources have told CNN.

The curse of Fallujah: Women warned not to have babies because of rise in birth defects since U.S. assault
A high number of children are being born with birth defects in an Iraqi city where U.S. forces may have used chemical weapons during a fierce battle in 2004.

Microsoft exec pitches Internet usage tax to pay for cybersecurity
A top Microsoft executive on Tuesday suggested a broad Internet tax to help defray the costs associated with computer security breaches and vast Internet attacks

DEMINT: White House land grab
A secret administration memo has surfaced revealing plans for the federal government to seize more than 10 million acres from Montana to New Mexico

Activists Teach London Police A Lesson About Stop And Search Terror Laws
A group of British activists turned a potentially confrontational run in with London Metropolitan police into an educational experience recently, producing a viral youtube video entitled “How To Escape A Terror Stop”.

CNN Poll: Majority says government a threat to citizens' rights
majority of Americans think the federal government poses a threat to rights of Americans, according to a new national poll.

"Patriot act for the internet" - Leaked ACTA draft reveals plans for internet clampdown
ISPs must snoop on subscribers or face being sued by content owners

Reuters photographer held without charge says reborn after freed by U.S.
The U.S. military freed a Reuters photographer in Iraq on Wednesday, almost a year and a half after snatching him from his home in the middle of the night and placing him in military detention without charge

CDC uses shopper-card data to trace salmonella
Never before had the CDC successfully mined the mountain of data that supermarket chains compile.

Big power from tiny wires
New discovery shows carbon nanotubes can produce powerful waves that could be harnessed for new energy systems

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