Russian Scholar Warns Of ‘Secret’ U.S. Climate Change Weapon

Radio Free Europe | A Russian political scientist has claimed the United States may be using climate-change weapons to alter the temperatures and crop yields of Russia and other Central Asian countries.

New call for Dr. David Kelly inquest

BBC | A group of experts have renewed calls for a formal inquest into the death of government scientist Dr David Kelly.

‘There wasn’t much blood about’: Detective who found weapons expert David Kelly’s body raises questions over his death

Daily Mail | The police officer who discovered the body of Dr David Kelly has spoken out for the first time – and revealed that there was ‘not much’ blood on or near the Government scientist.

Researchers urging ban on point-of-sale tobacco advertising

(NaturalNews) Stanford University Medical School researchers recently conducted a survey in which they found that point-of-sale tobacco advertising greatly influences teenagers’ desire and willingness to smoke. According to the survey, teenagers who frequent establishments where this type of advertising exists are more than twice as likely to try smoking than those who do not visit them. More than 2,000 teenagers between the ages of 11 and 14 years old participated in the survey, which recently appeared in the journal Pediatrics . Experts believe the study is a major eye-opener into the effects of direct tobacco advertising on young people. “The tobacco industry argues the purpose of advertising is to encourage smokers to switch brands, but this shows that advertising encourages teenagers to pick up a deadly habit,” explained Lisa Henriksen, a senior research scientist at the Stanford Prevention Research Center, and author of the study. Henriksen also laments the number of cigarette ads present …

WORLD AFFAIRS BRIEF – JOEL SKOUSEN on Dr Deagle Show 09 June 2010

NUTRIMEDICAL REPORT SHOW — WEDNESDAY JUNE 9TH, 2010 — HOUR THREE SPECIAL — WORLD AFFAIRS BRIEF — JOEL SKOUSEN — BIMONTHLY NEWS ANALYSIS political scientist and expert in relocation for personal security, Joel Skousen warned that WWIII was in the works for the United States, China, and Russia.

National Geographic – 2012 The Fina Prophecy V

This captivating documentary looks for the truth behind the compelling myth – is there evidence of global upheaval on a massive scale? We follow scientist Adam…

Electoral dysfunction: Why democracy is always unfair

New Scientist | IN AN ideal world, elections should be two things: free and fair. They have been studying voting systems for hundreds of years, looking for sources of bias that distort the value of individual votes.

Peppers May Ignite Weight Loss

April 28, 2010 Telegraph.co.uk by Richard Alleyne Researchers have found that the heat generated by peppers can actually increase your consumption of calories and “oxidise” layers of fat. And for those that don’t like the “burn”, they have discovered that an equivalent of the main ingredient “capsaicin” occurs in some non-hot varieties of the fruit. The heat of pepper evolved

The New Climate Game

By Lawrence Solomon Climate scientists play a good game of whack-a-mole.Right from the early days of the global warming controversy, they whacked any scientist who dissented from the view that CO2 was warming the planet in a dangerous way. Up popped other skeptical scientists, and WHACK!! Down they went. Up popped skeptical journalists and WHACK! Down they went, too. Then more whacks for new scientists who surfaced, or pesky scientists who resurfaced. Today, decades later, the climate science establishment is still whacking away, faster and more frenetically than ever, as more and more skeptical scientists, journalists and politicians surface. And now there’s a new species of skeptic in need of whacking down ­- the many inquiries that have sprung up in the wake of Climategate, the unauthorized release of some 3,000 documents from the computers of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at East Anglia University showing that data had been manipulated and destroyed. East Anglia University was the first to establish an inquiry into its…

FDA Suppressed Imaging Safety Concerns

March 30, 2010 Google News By Associated Press A former Food and Drug Administration scientist says he was fired after raising concerns about the risks of radiation exposure from high-grade medical scanning. Dr. Julian Nicholas told an audience of imaging specialists that he and other FDA staffers “were pressured to change their scientific opinion,” by managers. Nicholas made his remarks

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