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A Lil’ Help Please: AMA Calls For Ban Prescription Drug Consumer Marketing
The U.S. spends more on drugs than any other nation.
Tagged with: AMA, american medical association, consumer, corporation, doctor, drug, harmful, heal, health care, health risks, Journal of Patient Safety, marketing, medical, medication, medicine, mental, mind control, peer review process, pharmaceutical, physician, prescription drug, profit motives, propaganda, research, safety, science, side effect, vaccine
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
GMO Corporate Giants (Monsanto and Associates) Face Mounting Opposition
German Retail Giant Removes Glyphosate from 350 Stores
Bermuda Bans Monsanto’s Roundup From the Island
Tagged with: agribusiness, agriculture, agro-chemicals, alert, Autism, Bio-weapons, bioengineering, Biological Warfare, cancer, carcinogenic, chemical engineering, chemical warfare, children, contamination, current event, danger, environment, farm, food, food safety, genetic, genetic engineering, Genetically Modified Organisms, glyphosate, gmo, hazard, hazardous, health, health risks, human carcinogens, institutional investor, monsanto, Neurotoxins, pollution, profit motives, roundup, Syngenta, Synthetic, toxic, wall street, war profiteering, warning
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Science Crisis Mounts Amid Wider Peer-Review Scandals
Major publisher retracts 43 scientific papers amid wider fake peer-review scandal!
the whole peer-review system has [become unreliable] in recent years for a host of flaws and irregularities, ranging from lackadaisical reviewing to … outright fraud.
Tagged with: abuse of power, Academia, AIDS virus, alert, belief, Biological Warfare, bioterrorism, biowarfare, cancer, climate change, climate gate, Corporate Corruption, corporate crime, deceive, deception, dogma, Ebola Virus, expert, fabricate, faculty, fraud, fund, Genetically Modified Organisms, global warming, gmo, government, harvard university, hidden agenda, HPV vaccine, IISD, infant vaccines, intense scrutiny, IPCC, John Bohannon, journal, Journal of Natural Pharmaceuticals, Kobe University, laboratory, liars, mad science, man made virus, manipulation, medical crime, medical research, Medknow, mercury in vaccines, money, Neurotoxins, organized crime, peer pressure, peer review process, peer reviewed journal, peer-review, pharmaceutical, policy, politics, prestige, professional liar, profit motives, regulated abuse, regulated racket, regulatory capture, research, research grant, research paper, scam, Scandal, science, scientific data, scientific journal, scientific method, scientism, ten dogmas of science, tenure, test, trust, university, vaccine, Vaccine Safety, verification, verify, warning
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
40,000 U.S. corporations have disappeared from the tax rolls
“In other words, in every year since 1986, roughly 40,000 U.S. corporations have disappeared from the tax rolls,” states the report. “However, the losses have accelerated since 2006 to a rate of about 60,000 per year.”
Tagged with: awareness, capital, capital flow, compliance, corporate owned, corporation, corporations, corporatocracy, crisis, current event, employment, exempt, fact, FATCA, follow the money, Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, Foreign Direct Investment, foreign trade, impunity, institutional investor, internal revenue service, IRS, jobs, money, money masters, money trail, Money Trust, over seas, policy, profit, profit motives, research, reset, statistic, system, tax, tax foundation, tax revolt, taxation, trend, united states, wall street, wealth, wealth redistribution, wealth transfer
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Lenovo Admits Putting Tracking Software On Your PC: “We Messed Up Badly”
This is not only REALLY high up on the creepy scale, it also completely destroys Internet security.
Whether you’re buying something online or accessing Internet banking, the Superfish program essentially cuts the secure link between you and sensitive websites that you’re trying to access.
Tagged with: access, advertising, alert, banking, betrayal, betrayed trust, brand, browser, chip, computer, computer attack, computer data, consumer, corporation, criminal activities, customer, cyber security, data, data collection, data harvesting, data mining, digital surveillance, ethics, I.T., information, information specialist, information techician, install, institutional crime, internet, internet security, IS, LAN, laptop, Lenovo, lost privacy, lost trust, malware, marketing, money, network, notebook, online, password, personal computer, Peter Hortensius, pre-installed, profit, profit motives, programmer, remote, software, spy, spychip, spyware, ssl, Superfish, sysop, technology, telecom, theft, TLS, tracking, tracking software, trojan, WAN, Web browser
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
JP Morgan settles FX price-rigging suit; terms not disclosed
NEW YORK — JPMorgan Chase & Co has become the first bank to settle an antitrust lawsuit in which investors accused 12 major banks of rigging prices in the $5 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.
The settlement with the largest U.S. bank was disclosed today in a letter from lawyers for JPMorgan and the plaintiffs and filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
Terms were not disclosed.
A settlement agreement is expected to be filed with the court by the end of January.
Tagged with: antitrust, bank, banking cartel, banking fraud, crime, crime story, criminal, currency, currency exchange rates, currency system, currency trader, currency wars, economic, economy, everything is rigged, follow the money, forex, fraud, institutional crime, investor, JP Morgan Chase, JPMorgan Chase & Co, lawsuit, lost trust, manipulation, market manipulation, market rigging, money, money mafia, money masters, Morgan Stanley, pension fund, price manipulation, profit, profit motives, redistribution of wealth, regulated, regulated racket, regulator, rigged system, settlement, trade, trust, U.S. District Court, white collar crime
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
The Cartel Exposes More Of Their Criminal Activities
However, the true punchline is this: [Usher] joined JPMorgan as head of spot foreign exchange in 2010, where he became a member of the now-defunct Bank of England’s Chief Dealers Sub Group, a collection of about a dozen currency traders and central bank officials who met at restaurants and bank offices to discuss industry developments.
In other words, all of this rigging, all of the FX manipulation, all of the criminal abuse of innocent, naive market participants took place with the Bank of England’s own seal of approval.
Tagged with: Andrew White, antitrust, Bank Colluded, bank of england, banker suicide, banking, banking cartel, banking crime, banking fraud, banking gang, banksters, BP, BP Plc, british petroleum, cartel, cartel de la banca, club, Collusion, corporate, corporate crime, corporation, corrupt system, crime, crime story, currency, currency trader, dead banker, deadly secrets, Dick Usher, dollar, energy cartel, energy industry, England Cartel, Euro, Euromoney Institutional Investor Plc, everything is rigged, Foreign Exchange, foreign exchange market, forex, fraud, front running, frontrun, fx market, global banking fraud, global chain, hedge, Hedge Fund, impunity, institutional crime, JP Morgan, JPM, LIBOR scandal, london, lost trust, manager, manipulation, market, Martin Mallett, mega bank, megacorporation, members only, money, money cartel, oil, organized crime, price-fixing scandal, profit, profit motives, Richard Usher, rigged markets, rigged system, state sponsored, steal with impunity, sword of truth, system of crime, tbtf, too big to fail, too big to jail, trade, trade desk, white collar crime
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Slain Executive Held Wall Street “Trade Secrets”
Millan was among a limited group outside of Federal regulators who was in a position to have broad data on the death benefit claims being submitted by multiple banks. Having data across multiple banks could have facilitated the type of peer review studies we had requested from the OCC – trade secrets that Wall Street does not want to allow into the sunshine.”
Tagged with: bank owned, banker, banker deaths, banker suicide, banking, banking and finance, bankster, blood money, BOLI, criminal investigation, dead banker, deadly secrets, death insurance, executive, financial corruption, financial crime, financial crisis, financial terrorism, follow the money, homicide, impunity, insurance, investigate, kill with impunity, mafia, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, MassMutual, Melissa Millan, money, money mafia, murder, OCC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, policy, profit motives, profiteering, research, secret, steal with impunity, suicide, tax, wall street, Wall Street On Parade
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
GMO: When Courtrooms Entertain Us
The case is Cargill Inc. v. Syngenta Seeds Inc., 67061, 40th Judicial District Court for Parish of St. John the Baptist, Louisiana.
Tagged with: Adam Levitt, agribusiness, agriculture, Agrisure Duracade, Agrisure Viptera, agro-chemicals, banking crisis, biowarfare, Cargill Corporation, Cargill Incorporated, chemical warfare, china, collapse, commerce, commodities market, contamination, corn, corporate farm, court, Cronin Inc., currency wars, dioxin, dow, dupont, economic crisis, environment, export, factory farm, Federal Court, feed, food, food and safety, food ban, food control, food distribution, food for thought, food industry, food justice, food supply, genetically engineered, Genetically Modified Organisms, global crisis, glyphosate, gmo, gmo corn, gmo crops, gmo food products, gmo foods, GMO industry, grain, Grant & Eisenhofer, great recession, Hadden Farms, harm, harmful, human carcinogens, import, industrial farm, injury, legal, legal complaint, livestock, manufacturing, Mark Stonacek, MIR 162, monsanto, News Report Syngenta, Paul Lundberg, PCB, pesticide, petrochemical, profit motives, roundup, seed, seeds, shipment, stop feeding the Beast, Syngenta, systemic breakdown, toxic foods, trade, trade dispute, trade war, Trans Coastal Supply Co, u s federal court, United States Department of Agriculture, USDA, Volnek Farms, war profiteering, world food supply
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Weird Science This Week
The penises grown in a lab: Scientists say organs could be tested on humans within five years
Tagged with: body parts, congenital abnormalities, crime lab, crimes against humanity, deadly secrets, experiment, hidden agenda, hidden technology, HPV vaccine, human experiment, infant vaccines, lab, laboratory, mad scientist, medical industry, medical profession, mobile robots, organ, Organ trafficking, profit motives, science, scientist, secret computer, surgery, test, Transhumanism, vaccine
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Another Prime Example Of FEAR: Good People Afraid of Abandoning The Destructive System
If you follow the geopolitics, you might reasonably conclude that the dollar’s dominance has peaked and is now declining. The SCO appears to believe there can be a transition away from the dollar, an idea that could turn out to be dangerously wrong at a time of great but generally unrecognised currency fragility. At the heart of the issue there is a worrying lack of distinction between the dollar’s reserve function and its function as the monetary standard from when it replaced gold in 1971. -Alasdair Macleod
Tagged with: Alasdair Macleod, all wars are banker's wars, banking cartel, banking crime, banking fraud, banking system, belief system, BRICS, central bank, central planners, change, corruption, criminal syndicate, crisis, currency, currency wars, danger, dangerous, Debt Crisis, debt monetization, deflation, distinction, dollar, duress, emerging paradigm, exchange value, faithful slave, false assumptions, false belief, Federal Reserve System, food price, fractional reserve banking, fraudulent system, G7, global matrix, gold standard, government debt, institutional crime, interest rate, monetary base, monetary crisis, monetary policy, monetary system, money, money as debt, money cartel, money masters, national currencies, national debt, nuance, obedient slave, odious debt, perpetual debt, perpetual fear, policy makers, ponzi economy, price inflation, profit motives, research, rich, rigged system, risk, SCO, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, shift, slave, Sovereign Debt, syndrome, system of control, system of crime, taxation, trade, Treasury Bonds, wealth, world reserve currency, worthless paper
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
All Workers Need To Know This
The only way to keep the Ponzi scheme going is to keep raising taxes and mandate 100% compliance.
Then use force if necessary, but call it a “State of Emergency” for National Security”.
Tagged with: 401k, all wars are banker's wars, amortization, asset, asset bubble, awake, bail in, banker, Banker Bailouts, banking cartel, banking crime, banking fraud, bankster, breach of trust, career, conspiracy, conspiracy to defraud, Counterfeit, creditor, currency wars, debt, Debt Crisis, deceit, deceiver, deception, Detroit pension funds, distrust, distrust government, employee, fiduciary, financial bubble, financial fraud, fraud, fraud and corruption, fraud deception, funding, government bonds, government debt, government lies, government pensions, government securities, governments, hedge fund manager, hidden inflation, income tax, inflation, institutional investor, insurance, insurance industry, insurance scam, invest, investment, lies, lost treasure, mass arrests, mass awakening, military, military industrial complex, military veteran, money, money changers, money masters, municipal bonds, payroll tax, pension fund, pensions, ponzi scheme, profit motives, property tax, public distrust, puppet master, retire, retiree, retirement, retirement funds, return on investment, ROI, scam, scheme, Securities and Exchange Commission, securities trading, securitization, taxation, trade war, Treasury, Treasury Bonds, trust, untrustworthy, veteran, war, war industry, war profiteering, war veteran, work, worker
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
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