Author claims CIA still testing drugs on people

Russia Today | In August 1951 a small French village near Marseilles became a part of CIA funded experiment with drugs. As a result 500 people were affected, there were at least three suicides and 40 people were taken to a nearby psychiatric institute.

Is Obama’s Birth Certificate a Forgery?

Russia Today | The legitimacy of Barack Obama’s presidency is being questioned by a group of American activists.

Russia Today: 9/11 truthers find home in New Hampshire

Russia Today | 9/11 is on the ballot this spring in 12 towns in New Hampshire. People throughout the region are encouraging their neighbors to “vote for answers.”

China, Russia Urge More Iran Talks as France Seeks Sanctions

Bloomberg | China and Russia said negotiations with Iran remain the best way to resolve the dispute over the purpose of its nuclear program.

The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-3-10

Today, Kevin explains how Congressmen are able to exempt themselves from the laws they pass and why America & Russia have spent so much time in Afghanistan. Plus, find out how food companies can get away with working with the drug companies to hurt your health and what needs to happen to eliminate virtual every

Webster Tarpley On Russia Today: Soviet Amerika

Russia Today | On Peter Lavelle’s CrossTalk his guests are asked whether the US is following the historic path that led the the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Two planes didn’t take twin towers down

Russia Today | On 9/11, the world watched as two airplanes crashed into the twin towers of the world trade center, both of which collapsed shortly after.

Nuclear Iran: Fueled by fear?

Russia Today | The United States is not giving up its request for tougher sanctions on Iran.

Book: Cheney pushed for military conflict with Russia during S. Ossetia conflict

Raw Story | A new book suggests Vice President Dick Cheney pushed for the US to engage militarily with Russia when Russia invaded the US-allied Georgian republic in 2008.

Fed Ops in Texas: Alex Jones on Russia Today

Russia Today | Alex Jones says that the government is not calling it terrorism, but it is a criminal act.

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