Anti-bankruptcy reform legislation is giving mortgage brokers a reason to celebrate. You would think this year's Mortgage Bankers Association annual meeting would be a rather solemn affair -- given the criticism the industry has endured in recent months. But an ANP reporter attending the meeting found the bankers in a celebratory mood. The reason? A massive lobbying campaign against bankruptcy reform legislation known as "cram-down" appeared to be working. Read More

Could it be that wars, famine, disease, and natural disasters just aren’t killing humanity fast enough to suit the corporate military industrial elite? Could it be that our loving Uncle Sam, is preparing to cull the growing human heard with their latest concoction of swine flue, bird flue, and human flue?

Dr. Leonard Horowitz world's leading consumer health protector

This unprecedented H1N1-H5N1 flu outbreak implicates the Ango-American Vaccine Pipeline. Consider the skyrocketing stock values of Novavax, Inc., precipitated by dozens of alleged flu deaths in Mexico. Then investigate the leading Anglo-American network of genetic engineers manipulating, mutating, and distributing these viruses. The evidence compels you, for the benefit of public health and safety to seriously consider, even decree, a conspiracy to commit genocide, according to this Harvard trained expert in emerging diseases.

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It has been 100 days of Barack Obama in office. Reviewing his policy, the election honeymoon was not that sweet to begin with and many in the US seem disappointed. Prominent economist Paul Craig Roberts is among those. Did Barack Obama live up to the expectations of his voters? What kind of changes has he brought to the country? Where do people see his failures and what do they credit as his achievements? Economist Paul Craig Roberts shared his feelings with RT.

John Pilger's 1983 film about the small nation of Nicaragua and its right to survive investigates the corruption in Central America. In 1979, the Sandinistas won a popular revolution in Nicaragua, putting an end to decades of the corrupt US-backed Somoza dictatorship, but freedom and democracy were concepts to ‘radical’ for the Reagan administration, and the "threat of a good example" had to be crushed.

There will be no punishment for the so-called ‘officers’, there never is. The corrupt Bush government gave them license to beat, club, break bones, fracture skulls, tazer, strip search, beat children, women, kill, torture, and do pretty much anything they want to the slavish people. And don’t expect Obama to ‘change’ it.

I again asked for the name of his boss. He again refused. At this point officer Jennings asked me to come with him. I complied and walked about 30-40 feet away from the podium. Officer Jennings asked to see my boarding pass. I reached into my left front pocket and retrieved my locker ticket. I said ‘oops and placed it in my front right pocket’. I reached back into my left front pocket and pulled out the one dollar bill I had placed in it. Officer Jennings took the dollar bill out of my hand and threw it on the ground. I then reached back into my left front pocket and retrieved my boarding pass and handed it to him. I then respectfully asked officer Jennings if he would please pick up my dollar bill he threw on the ground.

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“Why is this happening in the United states of America?” the young minister asks… Poor fellow thought he had constitutional rights, they nearly tazered and beat him to death for that foolish notion.