Stranger than fiction.

Zbigniew Brzezinski: “… a terrorist act in the U.S. blamed on Iran…”

His Gulfstream jet, furtively owned by Count Giuseppe “Gughi” Zanon but
registered in Heim’s name to avoid Swiss and Italian taxes, sat on the
runway at Zurich, Switzerland, ready for takeoff on Dec. 22, 1979.

His principal passenger: Roberto Calvi, head of a large Italian private
bank, the Banco Ambrosiano.

“If it’s news to you, you’re not alone. Livermore National Laboratory has
been testing radioactive devices – exploding depleted uranium and
tritium into the open air – just 50 miles east of San Francisco
since 1961. And now the lab has a permit to raise the amount of
radioactive material they detonate yearly from 1,000 to 8,000 pounds.”

Celebrating mankind’s discovery of eugenics.

One can only wonder how Hitachi’s new “weaponized” RFID powder will be used and abused. It is 64 times smaller than the mu chip, measures in at just .05 X.05 mm, but can still hold a unique 38-digit number.

Quick: which is America’s Most Persecuted Minority? No, you’re wrong. (And it’s not Big Business either: one of Ayn Rand’s more ludicrous pronouncements.)

“Mr. Speaker, I rise to introduce legislation to restore financial stability to America’s economy by abolishing the Federal Reserve. I also ask unanimous consent to insert the attached article by Lew Rockwell, president of the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, which explains the benefits of abolishing the Fed and restoring the gold standard, into the record.”

“The Canadian oil sands are of a comparable size to Saudi reserves, and the Americans intend to suck them dry. Since the environmental effects of this won’t go over well with the increasingly green Canadian electorate, Canada will have to give up the last vestiges of its sovereignty. This explains the semi-secret high-level meetings to create a North American unitary government (starting with a continental energy policy).”

The quest for the universal library.

Undead viruses! Killer foxes! Soldiers who never sleep! This is no horror movie - it’s today’s scientists at their most daring.