Category Archives: New World Order

Gun Control – Sparking Controversy for Decades

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The term gun control is synonymous with controversies. It has been sparking a debate on its effectiveness ever since the term was first coined. But is gun control as major a factor as it is made out to be? Is the law really effective? Gun Control or control on the possession of a gun came about after a group of citizens started to vouch their concern about the free availability of a gun throughout the country. This feeling was reflected … Continue reading →

10 Conspiracy Theories that Became True

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The global elite and mainstream media want to debunk so called conspiracy theories as some kind of crazy ideas espoused by right wing wackos. In this video, 10 of these bizarre conspiracy theories are shown to be true. There are many more so-called conspiracy theories that will someday be shown to be true. Much of the evidence is now being censored by the mainstream media and will someday be shown as true when some whistle-blower comes forward with indisputable proof. … Continue reading →

Are you paying enough in income taxes?

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While most of working Americans try to squeeze out a few extra dollars every week from their paychecks just to make ends meet, many others of us have found a better way. It’s been called “America’s #1 Financial Strategy” and when used properly — can put an extra $200 – $500 a month in your pocket so you can afford to start a lucrative business and stick with it long enough to become successful. Now YOU can learn from the … Continue reading →

Stealing America Blind

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Michael Goodson Post-Tribune guest columnist recently wrote about Rush Limbaugh’s comments about retirement and health benefits being entitlements equivalent to being on the dole and that it is not the responsibility of corporate America to take care of its workers after they retire. A lot of hard-working Americans would take issue with Limbaugh. They know that over the years, fringe benefits often took the place of wage hikes and were part of a compensation package. They know they earned them. … Continue reading →

Smoking is Healthier than Fascism

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Today’s Anti-Smoking Purge Is Borrowed From The Nazis A wealth of overlooked yet frightening literature concerning the Nazi crusade against smoking provides a clear parallel to contemporary developments and an alarming warning that state restriction of personal habits is the pre-cursor to dictatorship. Beginning in the early 1930’s, as part of the Nazi agenda for racial purity, Hitler spearheaded a national campaign to ban smoking in all public buildings, and denounced the practice as a betrayal of the fascist drive … Continue reading →

Taxes and the New World Order

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The U.S. Constitution reflects our contempt of hierarchies and our certain knowledge that each and every hierarchy in all history inevitably became corrupt. The American genius was the systems of checks and balances and competition which keep institutions honest and incorruptible. These ideas and ideals created the greatest economic engine in history. The Congress shall have power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises . . . but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the … Continue reading →

Your Milk on Drugs

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A hard-hitting documentary, which exposes the health dangers of dairy products from cows treated with Monsanto’s bovine growth hormone (rBGH or rBST), and the FDA conflicts of interest surrounding its approval, may finally close the book on America’s use of this internationally unpopular drug. Already banned in most other industrialized nations due to its health risks to humans and harm to cows, escalating consumer concern in the US has prompted Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Kroger, and more than 40 of the top … Continue reading →

Another Ponzi Scheme

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Here’s an idea. Why not open up a bank and force everyone to use your paper currency. If you can get everyone to borrow the paper from you, all you’ll have to do is make sure you never run out of trees and you can sit back and collect the interest from now ’til eternity. But first, you’ll have to invent a scheme to get everyone to stop using Real Money, Gold and Silver. I know, being that you’re the … Continue reading →

Are We Becoming Too Accustomed to Big Brother Watching US?

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Engineers at Ohio State University developed a computerized surveillance system that will recognize whether a person on the street is acting suspiciously or appears to be lost. Intelligent video cameras, large video screens, and geo-referencing software are among the technologies that are available to law enforcement and security agencies In the recent Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance, James W. Davis and doctoral student Karthik Sankaranarayanan report that they’ve completed the first three … Continue reading →

Homeland Security Camera Network Continues To Grow

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If you have ever been curious in regards to those camera housings situated in public places, you may be amazed that a variety of them are part of the Homeland Security camera system network. Not all of these cameras, and not in all cities and towns are part of it, yet an ever increasing number of cameras that are in existence in the majority of cities are joining forces with different government agencies in their ongoing fight against domestic terrorism. … Continue reading →

Debt and the Federal Reserve

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This excerpt from Debt Virus by Dr. Jacques Jaikraan, page 216 is very revealing. The “Federal” Reserve Act of 1913, requires the central bank to return a small portion of its unconstitutional gains to the U.S. Treasury. Here is an example of the numbers: “In 1988 the Federal Reserve has an income of 19.5 billion, and it turned back $17.36 billion to the U.S. Treasury as provided under its charter. The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 provided that a substantial … Continue reading →

Cancer Cures Kept from Public View

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The AMA Has Lost the War on Cancer Throughout the 1980s, we were spending less than $50 billion per year on cancer. By 2009 the total spent on cancer care, treatment and research exceeded $305 billion per year, according to the British Medical Journal, 28 August 2009. There are now more than 569,000 cancer deaths per year in the U.S., yet all this money has not improved the overall chances of survival from cancer during the past 25 years even … Continue reading →

TYRANNY IN AMERICA – The 16th Amendment Bill Benson Litigation

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The Declaration of Independence lists, among other grounds for breaking away from English rule, the “abolishing [of] our most valuable Laws and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments.” Such conduct on the part of King George was deemed so contrary to “the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God” entitled them, our Founding Fathers resorted to a long, bloody war, pledging their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. We all know … Continue reading →

FDA Declares War on Vaping

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The FDA has decided to enforce unfair regulations on vaping gear which will, in turn, affect the industry as a whole. While it may be necessary to regulate electronic cigarettes to guarantee user’s safety, however, the upcoming FDA regulations are wildly disproportionate to the need to keep users safe and are abusive to the industry. The FDA regulations pose a threat to each existing vaping product on the market. It said that submitting an application to get a product approved … Continue reading →

Smoking Junk Science

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How harmful is smoking to smokers? Public health advocates who claim one out of every three, or even one out of every two, smokers will die from a smoking-related illness are grossly exaggerating the real threat. The actual odds of a smoker dying from smoking before the age of 75 are about 1 in 12. In other words, 11 out of 12 life-long smokers don’t die before the age of 75 from a smoking-related disease. In a 1998 article titled … Continue reading →