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The Post Office had competition in the mid 1800s. And lost.
2008-01-10 03:24:00 This is a poke at my mother, she works for the Post Office . It seems The American Letter Mail Company was a company that challenged the US Post Office, and succeeded in delivering mail at a lower cost - but the US government tied the owner up in legal battles, until eventually he ... More About: Business , Lost , Competition
Prescott Bush - Dubya?s Grandpappy - funded Nazis.
2008-01-09 22:15:00 Here is a story about it. And here is a video about bankers in the US and the UK funding Nazis . The video does not mention Bush though. Cheney is probably on the board of directors of the company that owns the History Channel. :/ You would think this would be front page news on every newspaper ... More About: Politics , Dubya
The Gulf of Tonkin never happened.
2008-01-09 04:00:00 According to documents recently released by the NSA the Gulf of Tonkin never happened. Which corresponds to this story from 2005, where a CIA ‘historian’ called the communication intel ‘deliberately skewed’. From the SFGate article: Show article… » The most provocative document is a 2001 article in which an agency historian ... More About: Politics
Finally found a site that shows how each Presidential Candidate stands on t
2008-01-08 02:20:00 http://www.2decide.com/table.htm More About: Politics , Presidential , Site , Finally , Candidate
I must see this movie. Network - released 1976.
2008-01-05 04:58:00 The movie is about a TV anchor (?) that goes nuts and tells all of America that they need to stand up, and take back their freedom. It is interesting that he talks about how people watch too much TV, the air is unfit to breathe, inflation is a problem, how big corporations owning ... More About: Movie , Entertainment , Network , Released
Are you drinking milk? Do you make sure to buy the milk without the bovine
2008-01-04 15:40:00 You should be. Here is why. Show article… » What is interesting is that when I first read about this, most anyone I talked to thought it was just ’stuff I read in the Internets’. Then I saw recently the Today show had a doctor on that said ... More About: Health , Milk , Drinking , Make
Interesting psychological ?study? showing how hard it is to break social ru
2008-01-04 06:20:00 How hard is it to ask someone for their seat on a subway? Apparently, pretty hard. More About: Social , Interesting , Study , Break , Hard
Study shows Vitamin D reduces cancer risk by 60% - if you take 3 times the
2008-01-01 07:52:00 Here is the quick and dirty. I have read about this a few times, here is the study to show this is legitimate. Our skin makes Vitamin D when are exposed to the sun. Sunscreen stops this. More people are Vitamin D deficient. We do not get enough exposure to the sun. Show article… » ... More About: Health , Cancer , Study , Risk , Times
Hunter S. Thompson stated he had found evidence the World Trade Towers were
2007-12-27 06:36:00 He told Paul William Roberts the day before he committed suicide. Just a random piece of information, proves nothing. From Paul William Roberts: “Hunter telephoned me on Feb. 19, the night before his death. Show article… » He sounded scared. It wasn’t always ... More About: Politics , World , Evidence , Trade
It never ends.
2007-12-22 03:03:00 How this is not big news, I have no idea. The FBI quit using a forensics test 2 years ago. The test was used on bullets. It determined the amount of lead in a bullet. They used it to match bullets at the scene of a crime to bullets that a suspect was in possession ... More About: Politics , Ends
7 Commonly Held Beliefs, debunked in recent study. Published in British Me
2007-12-22 02:43:00 Here are the Cliff’s Notes: These are things being passed on to patients by doctors. Researchers scoured medical journals and found NO evidence that these are true. The list: Everyone must drink at least eight glasses of water a day We only use 10% of our brains Hair and fingernails continue to grow after death Reading in dim light ruins ... More About: Study , Beliefs , British , Published , Recent
US Senate Report: Over 400 Prominent Scientists Disputed Man-Made Global Wa
2007-12-21 05:05:00 I distrust the government, but interesting nonetheless. I recently read an interview with who I guess is considered the original Blogger. His idea of blogging is literally a ‘weblog’ - a log of your ‘web travels.’ This was where I traveled today. Clicky the Linky This is also where I traveled today. MKULTRA transcript, from 1977 Senate hearings. ... More About: Politics , Report , Global , Made
Testing Testing 1,2,3,4
2007-12-17 21:35:00 Anyone know the joke in the Breakfast Club when Judd Nelson falls through the ceiling? I can never find the punchline to that joke! I stole this from a friend. More About: Testing
Hey Jake! “It’s all out there on the Internet, you can find it
2007-12-17 19:13:00 This post is dedicated to my friend Jake . A few months ago, the information I was learning got far enough outside the comfort zone of my friends that, when I talked to them about it, I noticed they started to doubt what I was saying - for no real reason other than it was just hard to believe. I was telling Jake that I had found amazing information, and was stunned the the mainstream media had not covered it. The information was Peak Oil. At the time, I didn’t Read more right here… » want to tell my friends and family about it. What I was reading was extremely, extremely doom and gloom stuff. Riots in the streets, mass starvation. Mad Max on a bad day. Most of the things that people feel will save us are not easy solutions that many think they are. The Canadian Tar Sands, for instance, are touted as having more oil in them than all of Iraq, but the processing of the tar into oil is very non-environmental. I have also read that they feel they... More About: Internet , Find , The Internet
Is Kelley Blue Book ?Free Market?? Why don?t the Clintons and Bushes say w
2007-12-17 07:10:00 ‘Free Market ’ is basically Anarchism. ‘Let the chips fall where they may’ so to speak. In a really free market, the government would not assist the airlines, and we would have no air travel at all. The last time I read about how our airlines work, they would not even be in ... More About: Politics , Book , Blue
CSPAN interview - callers ask about Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich
2007-12-12 16:07:00 Not Giuliani or Romney. Something is rotten in Kansas, Toto. Ron Paul dominates the internet conversations, there are videos galore on youtube showing where his supporters often outnumber the supporters of ALL other candidates (or close to it) at a function. Is it just that Giuliani and Romney have supporters, but not ... More About: Politics , Interview , Kucinich
Scientific polls are not scientific at all.
2007-12-11 02:39:00 Busy busy, not much time to write. When I started this blog, I thought ‘hey, I want to pass along everything I have learned, and learn some more along the way.’ Then I found out that there was a LOT more to learn than I thought. A LOT more. Just when I think ... More About: Politics , Polls
Amazing how hard people work against Ron Paul.
2007-12-06 03:27:00 It is simply - amazing. This is the San Fransisco Straw Poll. They cancel the event because ‘too many Ron Paul supporters show up.’ According to one site, the event promoters had a pro-Fred Thompson person speak for 90 minutes. Then they canceled the event. Notice the banner on the back wall that says ... More About: Politics , People , Work , Hard
A reminder on why Iraq should be an issue everyone thinks about, every day.
2007-12-04 17:02:00 I can’t say that I didn’t go along with the hooplah after 9/11, when it seemed America was coming together, ready to face a deadly foe… How stupid I was. Even if the war was legitimate, and it was not about oil. I think this picture should be a sobering reminder for everyone that the cost ... More About: Politics , Iraq , Reminder , Remi , Issue
NAFTA Superhighway? Interesting video. As a bonus, George Bush finally te
2007-12-04 06:24:00 GW “it?s quite comical actually, when you realize the difference between reality, and what some people are talking on TV about.” Yes George, it really is comical when you realize that was you see on TV is not reality. Reality is unfortunately much sadder than what our media would have us believe. More About: Video , Politics , Bush , Interesting , George Bush
I feel sorry for Kellie Pickler. She didn?t know France was a country.
2007-12-03 19:53:00 It gets worse. Even if you didn’t know what country Budapest is the capital of, to not even have heard of the countries… she has never heard of Hungary? She thought Europe was a COUNTRY? No one should graduate high school thinking Europe is a country. More About: Country , France , Kellie Pickler , Feel , Kell
Pedophilia may be the result of faulty brain wiring.
2007-11-30 03:13:00 Link More About: Brain , Wiring , Pedophilia , Result , Hili
Yay for humanity! Fenway Park. National Anthem. Autistic singer? has some
2007-11-26 18:33:00 Just when the world seems to be overflowing with corruption, humanity does something nice. If this video doesn’t bring a tear to your eye, move to Antarctica, the rest of us don’t want you. More About: Fun , National , Humanity , Park , Singer
A bad diet may be the cause of a lot of criminal activity.
2007-11-22 07:09:00 They give kids Ritalin for ADD, maybe its just a bad diet? Linkity Link Link Important parts of the article: a paper published in the latest edition of Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine children who watch more television eat more of the foods it advertises The researchers had conducted a double-blind, controlled experiment in a jail for chronic offenders ... More About: Health , Diet , Criminal , Mina
Conserve energy all you want, it won?t save the environment. I can prove i
2007-11-17 07:27:00 A few weeks ago I received an email from a local environmental group that shocked the hell out of me. It talked about an economist named William Stanley Jevon who, in the 1800s, came up with an economic theory called Jevon’s Paradox or later known as waste homeostasis. This theory is now widely known in ... More About: Environment , Energy , Save , The Environment , Conserve
Did you know Ron Paul raised $4 Million in one day? Did you know *he didn?
2007-11-12 03:51:00 This video from Face The Nation is the essence of Ron Paul . Ron Paul raised $4 Million in one day, a record I’ve heard. This isn’t the amazing part. A random guy threw out an idea to get people to raise money on one day, Nov 5th. His idea took off on Internet ... More About: Politics
How and why the media manipulates Presidential Elections. It?s not a consp
2007-11-10 18:11:00 Let’s set the stage with this short 4 minute video. A couple of months ago there was a show on cable called ‘Mind Control’ where a guy just used the power of suggestion to trick people into doing things they wouldn’t normally do. He got people to just hand over their wallets to ... More About: Politics , Elections , Media , The Media , Presidential
And now for something really earth shattering. Emily Fox stacks cups like
2007-11-08 17:25:00 Apparently kids are stacking cups now. Who knew? While I joke around, I must admit it would probably take me 30 seconds to do what she does in under 8 - if I spent a year practicing. I wonder if the kids playing Halo know this girl would kick their ass if she wanted ... More About: Fun , Earth , Emily , Cups , Stacks
IPCC Climatologist says he sees ?neither the developing catastrophe nor the
2007-11-04 04:15:00 Link I’m sure people will say ‘oh, the oil industry paid him off.’ More About: Environment , IPCC , Sees , Logi
Breathalyzers determined not to be accurate way to measure BAC- testers oft
More articles from this author:2007-11-03 05:42:00 Admittedly, I haven’t researched the claims this site makes, but if its true… The dirty secret behind breathalyzers. I don’t even look hard for this stuff anymore. I trip over it. It’s everywhere. Here is the quick and dirty. In 1985 they determined Breathalyzer s to be accurate. In 1990 a case was in court, ... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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