(RussiaToday) – When I asked Sen. Jay Rockefeller (Democrat-West Virginia) if he repudiates his family starting the modern eugenics movement that Hitler adored, he did not deny the claim. He even told me: “You have balls… You should run for Congress.” This is when I realized the eugenics movement has never ended, but is alive and well today. Read the rest of this entry »

(PCWorld) – Late yesterday afternoon, Google introduced some changes it was making to Buzz via its Official Google Blog. They didn’t really change much — they just made some of the privacy features more visible, made it easier to block people from following you, and made it easier to manage which followers show up on your public Google Profile. Read the rest of this entry »

The right-wing accusations against Barack Obama are true. He is a socialist, although he practices socialism for corporations. He is squandering the country’s future with deficits that can never be repaid. He has retained and even bolstered our surveillance state to spy on Americans. He is forcing us to buy into a health care system that will enrich corporations and expand the abuse of our for-profit medical care. He will not stanch unemployment. He will not end our wars. He will not rebuild the nation. He is a tool of the corporate state. Read the rest of this entry »

(Telegraph) – The Chinese government wants all computers sold in China after July to come with software that automatically censors the internet. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the silver linings of this economic depression is the collapse of mainstream media companies and the creation of internet blogs along with citizen journalism. While this media shift is ongoing and certain, a question arises – Will the government, in further effort to keep their political-financial-media power in tact, bailout big media? Read the rest of this entry »

“You must glorify war in order to get the public to accept the fact that your going to send their sons and daughters to die.”

Never let the absurdities of history get in the way of a box-office blockbuster.
The inside story of the cozy relationship between big box office American war movies and the Pentagon Read the rest of this entry »