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blowing off some steam about the New World Order
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"Mitt Romney was booed Wednesday at the NAACP conference for promising to repeal the president's signature health care reform law, bringing him to an awkward halt in the middle of an otherwise civilly-received pitch for black voters."
Cenk Uygur discusses why Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney was booed at the convention. Do you think Romney has any chance to win in the November general election, tell us in the comment section below.
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The Pentagon's classified programs make up about 10% of its budget and continues to grow, despite plans to wind down wars. RT's Kristine Frazao takes a closer look at what the Black Budget is and discusses what very little we know about it.
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In the past two decades, technology has advanced quicker than in any other time frame in history. From cloning animals to flying drones to androids, science-fiction seems to becoming more of a science-fact. But what if flying drones can take a DNA sample or inserting a tracking chip in your body? RT's Kristine Frazao has more.
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On July 1, Congress saved college students from doubling loan interest rates, but other parts of the deal weren't so good. Students will now pay interest on loans while they are still attending college and will no longer be given a grace period once they graduate. Kyle McCarthy, director of community outreach for Default, joins us with his take on how this move is screwing students.
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Where is 53% of your Tax dollars going? It may shock you to find out. It is extremely important people see this video.
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Bartlett "Bart" Naylor, Financial Policy Advocate-Public Citizen joins Thom Hartmann. The LIBOR rate fixing is growing. After heads rolled last week at Barclays Bank following admission that the bank rigged key interest rates that underlie millions of consumer loans from home mortgages to credit cards, there are new allegations that other banks may be involved, and that this massive rip-off has been going on for decades. As one financial insider admitted to The Economist, "fifteen years ago, the word was that LIBOR was being rigged." The insider went on to say that he remembers rate fixing as far back as the 1980's. And Business Insider is reporting that the Federal Reserve was worried about LIBOR manipulation as far back as 14 years ago. Now, other banks are being investigated for their role in rate-rigging - including JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, and UBS. However, it's unlikely anyone will actually go to jail for this multi-billion dollar fraud since we have a two-tiered justice system - one for working people who can be thrown in prison for stealing a Slurpee. And one for the banksters who get to skate with a small fine when they steal billions of dollars. Curiously, even Wall Street knows criminal activity pays off for banksters. A recent survey of 500 Wall Street senior executives revealed that 24% of bankers believe they need to "engage in unethical or illegal conduct to be successful."
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7-10-12: In today's video, Christopher Greene explains how both Syria and Iran are a part of a much broader global world war in the Middle East.
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Wednesday, July 11th on the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks about the gradual acclimatization of military into local government and police functions, as witnessed in the latest news revealing the U.S. Air Force working in Florida to spray "where heavy concentrations of mosquitos have been reported." He'll also cover the run-up to the RNC in Tampa where Orwellian orders have been given to garbage workers to "spot suspicious activity on their routes" and be mindful of any persons "taking an undue interest" in trash bins. In the third hour, Alex welcomes Dan Feidt, who posted a U.S. Army Civil Disturbance Operations training course document instructing soldiers to break up "unauthorized gatherings" by "dissident elements" in the United States. Feidt also runs the site HongPong.com, a website dedicated to exposing "information operations, spinstorms, and latent contraditions."
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In the past several months, Congress has attempted to police and control the Internet with bills such as PIPA, SOPA and CISPA. But due to blackout campaigns by websites such as Wikipedia, Google and Reddit and protest from citizens, the legislation has been shot down repeatedly. Now the hydra has reared a new head this time known as the Intellectual Property Attache Act. Aaron Swartz, founder and executive director for Demand Progress, joins us to examine how similar SOPA and IPAA really are.
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West Palm Beach, Florida, police are going undercover as giant Easter bunnies. As morning commuter traffic slowed to a crawl earlier this week, motorists saw a bunny with a sign reading “Have a safe, hoppy holiday.
Buckle up!” And through the large, netted eyes of the bunny costume’s large head, the cop was watching them right back, making note of who had a seatbelt on and who didn’t, so nearby officers could ticket them as part of the state’s “Click it or ticket!” campaign.
A similar program in Glendale, Calif. was shut down in 2010 for being “breathtakingly dangerous,” but in Florida, it has been pretty successful so far: In just two hours, 50 motorists were cited.
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