67% of Germans have little or no trust in EU and euro, says poll

April 30, 2011

 Two thirds of Germans or 67% now have little or no trust in the EU following the eurozone debt crisis in a dramatic collapse in confidence, according to a poll by Allensbach.

http://www.mmnews.de/index.php/politik/7738-deutsche-mehrheit-gegen-eu-und-euro

Only a minorty believe that the eurozone stability fund will save the euro currency, showing that the German public is well informed about the true purpose of the transfer union and about its destabilising impact on the euro currency.

In a separate development, German economist and head of the Ifo Institute Hans Werner Sinn has warned that a “tsunami of debt” is about to engulf Germany.

Sinn is embarking on a series of talks to inform the general public about the extent of ticking euro private bank debt crisis. He calculated that EU citizens already have to guarantee 1,500 billion euros of debt with the Germans having to guarantee 400 million alone.

 Read more in German at MMnews: Read the rest of this entry »


Queen gives Prince William Northern Irish Baronetcy: a sign of reviving imperialism?

April 30, 2011

The Queen’s decision to give Prince William the Northern Ireland  title of Baron of Carrickfergus as a wedding gift suggests that the British monarchy may be seeking to exploit Ireland’s current weakness under an EU and IMF junta to expand its political and territorial influence on Ireland.

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/northern-ireland/town-thrilled-with-new-william-link-15148816.html

Carrickfergus is the town in which the King of England and the Netherlands, William of Orange landed in 1690 with an army of mercenaries drawn from many different countries, including Germany, Holland, Italy, Norway and Poland. The victory of William at the Battle of Boyne ushered in brutal persecution of the Irish Catholics. Read the rest of this entry »


Royal Family Enforces Media Embargo Against Australia To Prevent Nazi Jokes

April 30, 2011

Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
April 29, 2011

Still think the British Royal Family has no power and fulfils merely a ceremonial purpose? Think again. In order to prevent an Australian comedy show from making jokes about Prince Philip being a Nazi during the Royal Wedding, the Royals ordered broadcasters in Britain to enforce a media embargo that would have completely severed live coverage to Australia’s biggest broadcaster if they refused to cancel the satirical show.

After Prince Charles’ Clarence House found out that Australian broadcaster ABC planned to run a satirical commentary of the Royal Wedding alongside the regular feed, Charles demanded ABC cancel the show, and then ordered broadcast suppliers BBC, Associated Press, Sky and ITN to cut off the feed to Australia, a command which they instantly obeyed. Read the rest of this entry »


Prince William marries in Irish Guards uniform ahead of Queen’s historic visit to Ireland

April 29, 2011

Prince William’s decision to wear the uniform of the Irish Guards when he married in Westminster Abbey today was welcomed as a tribute to soldiers fighting in Afghanistan.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1381816/Royal-Wedding-2011-Prince-William-Harry-don-military-uniforms.html

The red tunic also added an elegant dash to a stunning, harmonious and happy occasion, watched by an estimated one million people in London and by many more on TV and the internet around the world.

Much has been made of the wedding costs to a cash-strapped UK. But I am sure the money will be recouped many times over in terms of tourism revenue alone.

Unpopular as the war in Afghanistan rightly is with the British, the people can distinguish between the soldiers who demonstrate bravery and discipline in a war zone and the often criminal governments which engineer those wars for the profit of corporations, and it will certainly have given a big  boost to soldiers and their families to see that William has not forgotten them on his wedding day.

The Chilcot inquiry and other investigations have shown the extent to which the then Prime Minister Tony Blair deceived the public and parliament on the grounds for the need to go to war against Afghanistan and Iraq. Read the rest of this entry »


CDC vaccine scientist who downplayed links to autism indicted by DOJ in alleged fraud scheme

April 29, 2011

CDC vaccine scientist who downplayed links to autism indicted by DOJ in alleged fraud scheme

Thursday, April 28, 2011
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Editor of NaturalNews.com

(NaturalNews) CDC researcher Poul Thorsen, who famously headed up the “Denmark Study” that many claim disproved any link between autism and vaccines, has been indicted in Atlanta by a federal grand jury on charges of wire fraud, money laundering and defrauding research institutions of grant money.

Poul Thorson is a scientist who formerly worked for the CDC, and over the last several years, he oversaw millions of dollars in grant money that was used to conduct research to “prove” that vaccines have no link to autism. Dr. Thorson’s research papers include the famous “Danish Study” entitled Thimerosal and the occurrence of autism: negative ecological evidence from Danish population-based data. (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/…)

This paper concludes that thimerosal, the mercury-based preservative used in vaccines around the world, has no statistically significant link to autism. It is one of the key papers used by vaccination proponents who argue that thimerosal is safe to inject into young children. That Poul Thorson’s credibility is now being called into question by a federal indictment of fraud and money laundering will, of course, have ripple effects throughout both the vaccine industries and autism support groups (more about that below).

Be sure to see our “Web of Alleged Fraud” chart which accompanies this article: http://www.naturalnews.com/files/We…

Learn more: http://naturalnews.com/032216_Thorsen_fraud.html#ixzz1KvEeARD8


The British royal family’s links to Nazis and eugenicists: Alex Jones reports

April 27, 2011

Alex Jones and Steve Watson discuss the links of one side of the British royal family to eugenicists and Nazis, especially the links of Prince Philip, who has also attended Bohemian Grove.

http://www.infowars.com/modern-british-royalty-eugenicists-nazis-and-neo-feudalists/

Two of Prince Philip’s German relatives invited to the royal wedding on Friday, Philipp zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg and Markgraf Max von Baden, belong to families, who had many members in the Nazi party, according to a German website.

http://home.foni.net/~adelsforschung2/portefeuille03.htm Read the rest of this entry »


Protest over WHO’s failure to protect victims of radioactive contamination

April 27, 2011

A protest was held outside the headquarters of World Health Organisation (WHO) in Geneva on April 26th for the way it is failing in its duty to protect the victims of radioactive contamination.

For more information, check out the website:

http://independentwho.info/

http://www.p-plum.fr/?Collectif-Independent-WHO-OMS#inter2


New vaccination plans for kids in New Zealand infringe parent’s rights

April 27, 2011

Proposed changes to immunisation policy infringe parents’ rights

“An assault on parents’ rights to choose their children’s health care” – that’s how Katherine Smith, co-editor of The New Zealand Journal of Natural Medicine describes the recommendations in the Report of the Health Select Committee’s Inquiry into how to improve immunisation completion rates, released on March 24, 2011.

She explains: “Currently NZ parents can choose freely whether they want their child to have all, some or none of the  vaccinations on the national vaccination schedule, according to what they believe is best for their child.  They can also choose to delay vaccines if their child is unwell or they would simply prefer to wait until their baby to be a little older before s/he is vaccinated.  If the government accepts the recommendations in this report, it appears that parents will be forced to choose between their child having all vaccines on the vaccination schedule – or no vaccines at all – or face considerable penalties.” Read the rest of this entry »


The royal wedding: why Shakespeare said it all

April 26, 2011

Not even the overblown pomp, ritual and ceremony  surrounding Friday’s royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton will dilute the direct, emotional connection that the people of England clearly feel to the couple. Just like in one of the cycle from Shakespeare’s history plays, the wheel of time has spun full turn: a  romance has followed the bitter tragedy of Diana’s death.

One of the lessons from this truly traumatic episode is, in my view, that the UK’s mainstream media is marginal to the relationship between a people and a monarchy in Britain, and its banal coverage, manipulative polls and celebrity circus can be  ignored. The essential relationship between the people and, indeed, any leadership figure resembles much more the kind of organic and emotionally strong bond that is described in Shakespeare’s plays where heroic figures engage in direct banter and chat with their altruistic and rowdy subjects.

Anyone who gave weight to the  media’s coverage of Princess Diana would certainly have missed this bond, and could never have predicted the impact that her death would have on the people of England.

The  media gave a distorted picture of Diana’s character, portraying her as a flighty celebrity, a superfluous extra to the main royal show, a nobody who was expendable as soon as she had performed the function allotted to her by the Queen Mother and produced heirs to the throne, and so on and on and on.

In fact, the people took to the streets in their millions in an unprecedented display of protest at Diana’s death in a car crash,  believed for obvious reasons to have been a murder. The strength of the desire to come to the defence of Diana was such that the monarchy – rightly or wrongly seen as the perpetrators of the crime — teetered on the edge of being swept away for a several amazing days.

Perhaps because Diana was from the ancient Spencer family, she did not need to study Shakespeare to know how to relate to the people of England. It was  in her DNA. At any rate, she established the kind of rapport and emotional connection that Shakespeare considered the sine qua non of successful leadership, but this happened underneath the media’s radar screen and, if it appeared at all in the media, it was largely mocked or trivialised as an outpouring of celebrity culture. Read the rest of this entry »


Michael Mross on the eurozone transfer union

April 26, 2011

Check out Michael Mross’ interview with Russian Today on the consequences of the transfer union for the eurozone.


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