Obama: 'American People Will Feel That I Deserve a Second Term'

President Obama said Friday that he's convinced that voters will come to see him as the candidate best prepared to serve as president by next fall's elections.

The president said he thinks that he can make the case for a second term, though he acknowledged that the state of the economy could be his biggest hurdle to clear in winning reelection.

"I think the economy's going to continue to improve, and I think I'm going to be able to make an effective case that ... I am the person who is best prepared to finish the job so that we are on track to succeed in the 21st century," Obama said in a video interview this morning with The Associated Press.'

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Clarke and Dawe - The US Oil Spill

Tim Geithner Convinced New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo To Back Off Wall Street Prosecutions

It is a question asked repeatedly across America: why, in the aftermath of a financial mess that generated hundreds of billions in losses, have no high-profile participants in the disaster been prosecuted?

Answering such a question — the equivalent of determining why a dog did not bark — is anything but simple. But a private meeting in mid-October 2008 between Timothy F. Geithner, then-president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Andrew M. Cuomo, New York’s attorney general at the time, illustrates the complexities of pursuing legal cases in a time of panic.'

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Reports of Elder Abuse Result in Restraining Orders . . . But Not How You´d Think

In an unparalleled action in an ex parte hearing on April 1, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Reva Goetz issued a Restraining Order against a local physician, Dr. Laura Moire, blocking her from taking further action or making more reports in regards to conservatee Jean Tanaka.

Dr. Moire, who is considered an expert in elder abuse, is a founder of the Geriatric Division of the American College of Emergency Medicine, a founding member of the American College of Forensic Medicine as well as a member of the White House Conference on Aging, among numerous other honors and affiliations. Dr. Moire took a sole action of calling both Adult Protective Services and the police on the evening of March 30, 2011, in an attempt to alert these agencies as to her concerns of abuse being inflicted upon Mrs. Tanaka through the auspices of conservator Linda Cotterman.'

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The CFR Elite Globalist Brag Show

'"Know your enemy and know yourself, and you can fight a hundred battles without disaster." Sun Tsu

You may be surprised who you see in this Council on Foreign Relations PR clip from their own website. It seems they've jammed as many infamous faces as they could into it to entice as many other power mongers, sell outs and would be Illuminati pawns as they could.

It's disgusting, yet they burst with pride. The ultimate paradox of today's Orwellian world. This is literally a "who's who" in the true ongoing conspiracy against humanity...'

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ATTENTION CONGRESS: CLOSE THE LOOPHOLE: Hedge Fund Manager John Paulson Earned $5 Billion In 2010, Paid Only 15% Tax

Hedge fund managers benefit from preferential tax treatment that middle-income Americans don’t. Due to what’s known as the carried-interest loophole, the income that hedge fund managers receive if their funds make money is treated as capital gains — rather than ordinary income — and gets taxed at the capital gains rate of 15 percent.'

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Israel’s Bitch Unanimously Votes To Kill Goldstone Report

The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a resolution calling on the United Nations to rescind the Goldstone report.

The resolution passed by unanimous vote! Let me never hear one more God damn person even suggest that Washington is not owned lock, stock and barrel by the Israeli Lobby. Each of these Senators are now complicit in the cover-up of Israel’s war crimes during Operation Cast Lead, a massacre that murdered 1400 Palestinians, including 300 children.'

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Americans Pay Billions to Store Nuclear Waste in Nevada, But it's Not There

Banks Face $3.6 Trillion 'Wall' of Debt: IMF

The world's banks face a $3.6 trillion "wall of maturing debt" in the next two years

and must compete with debt-laden governments to secure financing, the IMF warned on Wednesday.

Many European banks need bigger capital cushions to restore market confidence and assure they can borrow, and some weak players will need to be closed, the International Monetary Fund said in its Global Financial Stability Report.'

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Brother, Can You Spare A Trillion?: Government Gone Wild!

A new study released by drug giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) suggests that its very own antidepressant drug Paxil (paroxetine) is linked to an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and tendencies among adult patients. The findings appear to confirm those of previous studies and cases that have linked selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) like Paxil to suicides, suicide attempts, and even murders.'

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Armed Agents Kidnap Child From Mother who Used Holistic Treatments Instead of Pharmaceutical Drugs to Treat Condition

Maryanne Godboldo of Detroit, Mich., recently learned the hard way that freedom of choice in medicine is no longer tolerated by the medical mafia in the supposed "land of the free." Recently, armed officers from the Special Response Team (SRT) of the Detroit Police Department (DPD), at the command of Child Protective Services (CPS), unlawfully kicked down the door of Godboldo's home and kidnapped her 13-year-old child. Her crime? Maryanne chose to follow the lead of a doctor's recommendation to take her daughter off a pharmaceutical drug treatment recommendation for psychosis that was worsening the child's symptoms, and instead chose to use natural remedies to treat the condition.

It all started back in 2009 when Maryanne's previously-homeschooled daughter went in for a series of routine vaccinations in order to be enrolled in middle school. Shortly after receiving the shots, the child began to have severe adverse reactions that included "acting out of character, being irritated, having facial grimaces," and other behavioral problems that Maryanne's mother says she had never had before, and all of which emerged immediately after the vaccines were administered.'

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British MPs Condemn Prime Minister Over Libya

British lawmakers have condemned Prime Minister David Cameron's talk of regime change in Libya as “outrageous”, saying he is illegally seeking to topple Muammar Qaddafi.

Members of Parliament (MPs) called for a recall of parliament on Friday, insisting that they had only supported the government in its attempt to enforce a no-fly zone over Libya to protect civilians as stipulated by the UN Security Council resolution 1973 last month, British media reported.

David Cameron drew MPs' condemnation when he published a joint article by US president Barack Obama, and French president Nicolas Sarkozy, boasting that Qaddafi “must go, and go for good.'

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Britain in Breach of Libya UN Resolution

According to Downing Street's statement, the body armors are planned to help the revolutionary forces defend “themselves and their communities against regime forces that attack civilians.”

The British National Security Council has earlier provided the Libyan revolutionary forces with 'non-lethal military equipment', including 100 satellite phones.'

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UK Royal Wedding to Cost the Taxpayer $48 Million

British lavish royal wedding of Prince Williams and his wife-to-be Kate Middleton is to cost British nationals more than $48 million.

It is widely believed that the $48-million cost of the royal wedding on April 29 at London's Westminster Abbey would be paid by British citizens rather than the royal family itself.

Despite being in an atrocious economic condition, Britain will hold the extravagant wedding, for which the UK royal family can certainly afford to pay, since the family reportedly owns billions of pounds.

In addition, the declaration of April 29 as a national holiday will cost Britain about $9.6 billion.'

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Iranian Girl Attacked in UK over Hijab

An Iranian Muslim girl has reportedly come under attack in Britain after refusing to remove her hijab amid a new wave of Islamophobia in Western countries.

The incident occurred on Wednesday when London resident Zahra Kazemi Saleh was attacked by four young British women as she was going home from school, Tabnak reported on Thursday.

The Iranian member of the Muslim Student Council was attacked in broad daylight by the girls who did not like Zahra's refusal to take off her hijab.'

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Saudi-Backed Troops Shoot Bahrainis

Bahraini forces backed by Saudi troops have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the northwestern village of Bani Jamrah, dispersing the protesters by force.

Witnesses say Bani Jamrah is now surrounded by military tanks and all entrances to the village are closed. There were no immediate reports of injuries, a Press TV correspondent reported.

Bahraini security forces have also attacked a crowd of anti-government protesters in Karzakan as they were heading to the village's cemetery following the Friday Prayers.'

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Pentagon Opened Doors to 9/11 Attack

Blair aide Gave me Ultimatum to Sign Controversial Uranium Deal, Meacher Claims

A former minister has demanded an official investigation into Downing Street's approval of a controversial nuclear fuel plant at Sellafield in Cumbria that has already cost the taxpayer £1.34bn – with little return.

Michael Meacher MP, who was environment minister under Tony Blair, said that he would be asking the National Audit Office and the House of Commons' Public Accounts Committee to investigate the economic evidence used to justify the licensing of the Sellafield Mox Plant.

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Libya: Recall Parliament Over Mission, Urges Tory MP

A Tory MP has said Parliament should be recalled over Libya, after the prime minister said there could be no peace while Col Gaddafi remains in power.

John Baron, the only Conservative to vote against military action, said the PM's statement was a "clear alteration to the original mission".

He said the action had been put forward as a humanitarian mission - adding: "Clearly that is no longer the case."

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Rebekah Brooks's 'Reporters Paid Police' Claim Probed

A criminal investigation into claims journalists paid police officers for information is being considered by Scotland Yard, it has been confirmed.

Former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks (nee Wade) told a Commons committee in 2003 journalists "had paid police for information in the past".

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Libya: Obama, Cameron and Sarkozy Vow Gaddafi Must Go

An open letter by Obama, Cameron & Sarkozy comes at a time of growing unease at the failure of Western military action to dislodge Mr Gaddafi and tensions within Nato over the reluctance of certain members to do more.

While the coalition has no mandate to remove Col Gaddafi by force, "it is impossible to imagine a future for Libya with Gaddafi in power", the leaders say.

To allow him to remain in power "would be an unconscionable betrayal" of Libya's people, they argue, and would make Libya both "a pariah state [and] a failed state".

The three leaders clearly feel that this is an important moment to present a united front and they are saying that it is not enough simply to protect Libyan civilians.

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Thousands May Sue Over Police Kettling at G20 Protests

High court rules way in which police kettled up to 5,000 demonstrators at G20 protests in April 2009 was illegal.

Thousands of people found by the high court to have been illegally detained for hours by police at a central London protest may sue Scotland Yard for false imprisonment.

The high court has ruled that the Metropolitan police had broken the law in the way it kettled up to 5,000 demonstrators at the G20 protests in April 2009.

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Aborigines to Block Uranium Mining After Japan Disaster

Since Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant began leaking radiation after last month's earthquake and tsunami, those watching with consternation have included the Mirarr Aboriginal people of Australia's Northern Territory, who are determined to limit uranium mining on their land despite the promise of vast riches.

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Brown Ready to Bounce Back With Lucrative Job as Adviser

One year after an uncomfortable general election campaign which saw him lose power after almost three years as Prime Minister, Gordon Brown could soon land a plum international job.

The 60-year-old former Labour leader is being tipped to take on a lucrative advisory role at the World Economic Forum (WEF), the influential body which holds meetings of politicians, business leaders and academics in Davos, Switzerland, each winter.

If Mr Brown accepts the job of auditing its policy work, it could prove a stepping stone to the post friends believe he really wants – as the £270,000-a-year managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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Fixing BROKEN Japan Nuclear Radiation Monitors IN 37 US Cities “NOT A PRIORITY” For Feds

After Japan nuclear radiation was detected in Richland Washington drinking water local CBS news station KEPR in inquired as to why the federal radiation monitor went offline. The EPA responded stated they are aware that radiation monitors are broken and have no plans to fix it because monitoring radiation is the area is not a priority.

The Feds actually have broken non-working Japan nuclear radiation monitors in 37 US Cities, all not a priority to fix. So what exactly are the priorities of the Feds?

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SWAT Attacks Home School Mom for Refusing to Force Med Child

Detroit mother Maryanne Godboldo faces multiple felony charges and is being held on $500,000 bond after a 10-hour standoff with a heavily armed police SWAT team. Godboldo was protecting her 13-year-old daughter from unnecessary medication ordered by the state.

Godboldo’s daughter was born with a defective foot that required amputation of her leg below the knee, which led to Maryanne becoming a stay-at-home mother after her birth, according to Health Impact News Daily.

Despite her handicap, the child swam, sang, danced and played the piano. However, as the home schooled girl approached middle school age, she apparently wanted to start attending public school, and therefore had to “catch up” on immunizations the state insists are required under color of law.

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Young Boy Strip Searched by TSA

Public Space in Westminster - Not for the Homeless

Over the last three decades, the number of ways in which state and non-state authorities in the UK can limit access to public and quasi-public space has increased rapidly. ASBOs, dispersal orders, CCTV (including 'talking' CCTV), and growing numbers of private security guards are some of the myriad of ways in which access to ostensibly public areas can be regulated and policed. The Council of the City of Westminster in London has gone a step further and is attempting to introduce a new measure that would effectively criminalise homelessness within a significant section of its jurisdiction.

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Moscow Building 5000 Bomb Shelters by 2012…

Sometimes you come across information that make you stop and go, Say What! Russia Today just put out a video and news report that Russia is building 5000 more bomb shelters in Moscow. This will be done on a hurried time frame by 2012.

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Europeans Warned to Avoid Drinking Milk or Eating Vegetables Due to High Radiation Levels

he radiation risk from Fukushima is "no longer negligable," says CRIIRAD, the French research authority on radioactivity. It is now warning expectant mothers and young children to avoid drinking milk or rainwater. They should also avoid certain types of vegetables and cheese due to the dangerously high levels of radiation they may contain thanks to the radioactive fallout spreading across the globe.

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How 12 Multinational Corporations Avoid Paying Taxes

Over the past month, General Electric has been held up as the pinnacle of corporate vampirism –– the world’s largest corporation in the world’s lowest tax bracket. But it’s not just GE that’s bilking the system and paying zero dollars in taxes.

A new report out today illustrates that at least 11 other multinational, billion-dollar corporations managed to get a free pass from the IRS – and not only that, but while average Americans scraped their piggy banks to pay hefty taxes on paltry paychecks, many of these companies actually got a refund.

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Bahrain to Dissolve Opposition Parties

The Bahraini regime says it is seeking to dissolve the country's two main opposition groups in its toughest crackdown on the reform movement.

According to Bahrain's state media, the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs said in a statement that it filed a lawsuit to dissolve the al-Wefaq and the Islamic Action Association parties.

Wefaq won 18 seats in Bahrain's 40-seat lower chamber of parliament last year.

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Obama Exclusive: I Was Born in Hawaii and I Dont 'Have Horns'

I thought the president would take a pass when I asked him about Donald Trump’s rise to the top of the Republican field in my exclusive interview today. Far from it.

He grabbed at the chance with a big smile – saying he thinks the whole issue will be a problem for Republicans.

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Super Bug Breakthrough -- Manuka Honey May Reverse Antibiotic Resistance

In less than a week, three different research studies have been released about antibiotic-resistant super bugs. Two were issued as nothing less than dire warnings. For example, as NaturalNews covered earlier, UK scientists are calling for the "urgent need for global action" due to the discovery of a spreading phenomenon -- a gene that is turning bacteria into not just super bugs but SUPER superbugs.

Tired of all this bad news? Keep reading. Because amid all this gloom-and-doom about the threat of deadly super bugs comes yet another study from a third group of scientists that reaches a new and hopeful conclusion.

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American Authorities Accused of Torturing Wikileaks Informant

US Air Traffic Boss Quits Over Sleep Row

The head of the air traffic organization of the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has resigned amid growing controversy over air traffic controllers falling asleep on duty.

In the wake of six reported cases of dereliction of duty by air traffic controllers in the US, the FAA announced on Thursday that Hank Krakowski, the chief operating officer of the organization's Air Traffic Operations has submitted his resignation, which was accepted by FAA Chief Randy Babbitt, AFP reported.

On Tuesday, an air traffic controller at Reno-Tahoe International Airport in the US state of Nevada fell asleep while a medical plane carrying a sick patient was trying to land.

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World Bank Warns of Soaring Food Prices

The World Bank has warned that global food prices have reached unsafe levels, pushing 44 million people, mostly in poor countries, into poverty since June last year.

"We are in a danger zone because prices have already gone up; stocks for many commodities are relatively low," AFP quoted World Bank President Robert Zoellick as saying on Thursday.

Speaking after the opening of the bank's annual meeting with the International Monetary Fund in Washington, Zoellick stated that the fluctuations in food prices pose a great threat to the lives of the poor people in the world.

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Co-Authors Back Goldstone's First Report

Three of the co-authors of a UN report, concluding that Israel committed war crimes during its war on Gaza, say they stand by their investigation.

Rejecting calls to retract the report, as the leading author of the document, Richard Goldstone, recently said, they insisted on Thursday that they would oppose any attempts to cancel the report's conclusion.

They said in a statement to The Guardian newspaper in Britain that they found it “necessary to dispel any impression that subsequent developments have rendered any part of the mission's report unsubstantiated,” AFP reported.

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Discovered: Hitler's Secret Escape Sub Type XIB Sunk off Cape Cod on 25th August 1944

Britain is a 'Transit Lounge for War Criminals'

The Coalition was accused of turning Britain into a 'transit lounge for alleged war criminals' today after it was disclosed that Libyan defector Musa Kusa had been allowed to leave the country.

Muammar Gaddafi's former right-hand man is travelling to Qatar ahead of a meeting of the international alliance's Contact Group tomorrow.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman said Kusa was 'free to come and go', and would be seeing representatives of the Doha government and others to 'offer insights' on the situation.'

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'Worst-Case Scenario: Fukushima Fuel Pool with Plutonium Catches Fire'

Real Experts Speak! Japanese Radiation Risk In US, 400,000 To Develop Cancer In Japan

On March 11th, 2011 an earthquake and ensuing tsunami rocked Japan, killing thousands and causing upwards of three partial or full meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.

Corporate experts and nuclear industry shills have continuously claimed that the dangers are minimal, pushing the lie that the disaster was smaller and less severe than Chernobyl.

Thankfully, two experts have come forward and reported the real dangers of this large scale nuclear disaster.'

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Birth Defect Weapons Used in Libya

Over 800 Abuse Cases Reported in Austrian Catholic Institutions

Over 800 cases of abuse in Catholic institutions in Austria have been reported so far, a commission tasked with investigating abuse cases announced on Wednesday.

A total 837 abuse victims approached the commission, which was set up by the Austrian Catholic Church last year after it was hit by a wave of abuse revelations, commission head Waltraud Klasnic told a press conference.'

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Daniel Hannan: Bailing Out Portugal Is Illegal

San Francisco to Require ID Scans, Photos of Everyone Who Goes to a Venue

San Francisco's Entertainment Commission has proposed that all bars, clubs, and venues should be required to photograph and collect ID from everyone who comes in for a drink or a show. The photos and personal information would be retained so that police could get a list of every person who was in the club on any given night. Leaving aside the (obvious) fourth amendment issues inherent in governments collecting massive databases of presumed-innocent people's lawful activities and movements, this is also a security nightmare, in which thousands of club staff and their friends would have access to personal information that would be of great interest to stalkers, creeps and identity thieves.'

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Mainstream Media Buries the Lead, Again

The headline in yesterday’s USA Today read “The World to the Rescue.” It was followed by the sub-headline, “Japan crisis showcases social media’s muscle.” When I saw this, I immediately thought that the nuclear crisis was under control and folks were using the Internet to help the island country recover.

The story said, “Japan’s disaster has spotlighted the critical role that social media websites such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, You Tube and Skype increasingly are playing in responses to crises around the world. They may have been designed largely for online socializing and fun, but such sites and others have empowered people caught up in crises and others wanting to help to share vivid, unfiltered images, audio and text reports before governments or more traditional media can do so".'

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Scientists Successfully Generate Electricity Using Freshwater and Saltwater

By simply utilizing what nature has to offer in terms of water, scientists from Stanford University have developed an effective way to generate electricity naturally and without causing pollution. Yi Cui, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford, and his colleagues have developed a system that generates electricity using electrodes and a combination of freshwater and saltwater -- and nothing more.

The process involves the utilization of ions found naturally in saltwater, as well as those generated by electrodes submerged in water. A positive and negative electrode pair are first used to charge freshwater with ions, which is then drained and replaced with saltwater. The saltwater, which is naturally up to 100 times more ionic than the freshwater, increases the voltage causes a net gain in electricity. This electricity is then captured and stored in large batteries.'

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The False Prophet of Obama and his Ministry of Economic Voodoo

A mugger confronts a business man walking down the street, flashing a sharp knife. "Give me all your money. I've got kids to feed," he insists. The business man calmly responds, "Well that's not fair, I've got kids to feed, too." Momentarily flummoxed, the mugger works out a bit of math and retorts, "Okay, I'm gonna take a balanced approach with you. Just give me HALF of all your money, and we'll call it even."

Such is the logic of the Obama administration, which now absurdly proposes that spending America into a total debt collapse is somehow a "balanced approach." Sure, it is balanced in the same way that a man walking a tightrope strung 35 stories above the city street, carrying two suitcases stuffed with hundreds of pounds of T-bills, with strong winds and a forecast of an approaching hail storm is also "balanced".'

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Arrest of Egyptian Bloggers Provokes Doubt

Libya All About Oil, or Central Banking?

Several writers have noted the odd fact that the Libyan rebels took time out from their rebellion in March to create their own central bank - this before they even had a government. Robert Wenzel wrote in the Economic Policy Journal:

I have never before heard of a central bank being created in just a matter of weeks out of a popular uprising. This suggests we have a bit more than a rag tag bunch of rebels running around and that there are some pretty sophisticated influences.'

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French Ships to Join Russia Navy Fleet

Following an arms deal between France and Russia, Paris will provide Moscow with two Mistral-class vessels that are fully equipped with NATO's communication and control systems.

“Bilateral talks resulted in an agreement with the French party that they will take into account the Defense Ministry's condition to provide all necessary systems and equipment to comply with the Russian Navy's requirements,” a senior source in the Defense Ministry told Russia Today on Wednesday.

Under the intergovernmental deal that was reached in December 2010, Russia will acquire the helicopter carriers with the Zenith 9 communication and control system as well as the spare parts for the ships and technical documentation.'

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France, Britain Urge More Libya Strikes

Sarkozy and Cameron met in Paris on Wednesday, reiterating that “all means must be made available” to stop Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi from killing civilians, AFP reported.

The meeting comes as more divisions among NATO members have been exposed since the Western military alliance has failed to fulfill its mission of protecting people in Libya by conducting air attacks.

More NATO members have voiced opposition to military action in Libya following amid reports of a mounting loss of civilian lives in the attacks.'

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Israel's Foreign Minister Charged with Graft

Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has been charged with fraud, money laundering and breach of trust, which could force the rightist Israeli politician to step down.

Israel's Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein said on Wednesday that he will announce his decision early next week on whether to file an indictment against Lieberman, Reuters reported.

If convicted, the head of the right-wing Yisrael Beiteinu party would have to resign from his post, according to Weinstein.'

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UK Atrocities in Kenya Linked to Bahrain

The High Court in London launched proceedings to investigate a case brought up by four Kenyans who claimed they are victims of torture and assault at the hands of British colonial authorities during the Mau Mau uprising between 1952 and 1961.

Three men and one woman, in their 70s and 80s, shown in the picture have come from a distance 4,000 kilometers away to give witness in the High Court in a session being held to unveil one of the black chapters in the British colonial history.

They have finally succeeded to force the British government to release documents, which reveal the true horror of atrocities, the UK colonial system has committed against the revolutionaries during the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya in the 1950s and 60s.'

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65 Ways That Everything That You Think That You Own Is Being Systematically Taken Away From You

Everything that you own is slowly being taken away from you. It is being done purposely and it is being done by design.

Many Americans like to think of themselves as "well off", but as will be demonstrated below, we don't "own" nearly as much as we think that we do. The truth is that most of us have to frantically run around accumulating wealth as rapidly as we can so that we can somehow stay ahead of the rate that wealth is being taken away from us. The entire system is designed to take what you have away from you.

There are many ways that this is accomplished - taxation, inflation, debt, interest, fines, fees, tickets, government seizures and good old-fashioned corporate greed. If you tried to just sit back and do nothing but hold on to the wealth that you already have you would find out that it would disappear rather quickly. When you take the time to really analyze our system the conclusion is undeniable - everything that you think that you own is being systematically taken away from you.'

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North Carolina Not the Only State Trying to Criminalize Alternative Health Services

A closer look at the attempt by North Carolina legislators to criminalize anything other than state sponsored health care is quite revealing. Below is the bill text, sort of, with some observations about the language, or lack thereof, defining what this bill is actually intended to do.

What is apparent is that it is the first step in implementing various aspects of Codex Alimentarius which excludes any health practice not listed in the Codex. Codex specifically targets and intends to end the use of alternative therapies and also vitamins and supplements.'

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'You put Lloyd Blankfein in pound-me-in-the-ass prison for one six-month term, and all this bullshit would stop, all over Wall Street,' says a former congressional aide, 'That's all it would take, Just once'

Matt Taibbi: The Real Housewives Of Wall Street: How Morgan Stanley Wives Christy Mack & Susan Karches Ripped Off Taxpayers In Geithner-Bernanke Bailout Scheme

But if you want to get a true sense of what the "shadow budget" is all about, all you have to do is look closely at the taxpayer money handed over to a single company that goes by a seemingly innocuous name: Waterfall TALF Opportunity. At first glance, Waterfall's haul doesn't seem all that huge — just nine loans totaling some $220 million, made through a Fed bailout program. That doesn't seem like a whole lot, considering that Goldman Sachs alone received roughly $800 billion in loans from the Fed. But upon closer inspection, Waterfall TALF Opportunity boasts a couple of interesting names among its chief investors: Christy Mack and Susan Karches.

Christy is the wife of John Mack, the chairman of Morgan Stanley. Susan is the widow of Peter Karches, a close friend of the Macks who served as president of Morgan Stanley's investment-banking division. Neither woman appears to have any serious history in business, apart from a few philanthropic experiences. Yet the Federal Reserve handed them both low-interest loans of nearly a quarter of a billion dollars through a complicated bailout program that virtually guaranteed them millions in risk-free income.'

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Treatments for Nuclear Contamination

Besides having iodine on hand for emergencies, we can grow (and, at present, purchase) herbs and foods that prevent our bodies from storing radioactive particles. Some of these foods and herbs even remove radioactive particles from our bodies. As we are all already being affected by radiation released by numerous sources, eating these foods and doing detoxification and chelation protocols regularly is a good idea.

If you have been exposed to too many X-rays or CAT scans, if you fly too much, work with diagnostic medical equipment or are environmentally sensitive and have ingested elevated levels of radioactive contaminated food, air or water, you also want to partake of the following protocol on a regular basis.'

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Israel to Turkey: Help Us Thwart Upcoming Gaza Flotilla

Israel contacted Turkey concerning a Gaza aid flotilla planned for May of this year, an Israeli official said on Tuesday, reiterating Israel's objection to a breaking of Gaza's naval blockade and its willingness to transfer aid to the Strip via legal channels.

The message came amid a Channel 2 report claiming that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was mulling the possibility of allowing the flotilla to reach Gaza if flotilla organizers agreed their vessels be checked by an international force.'

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Feds Blame Cancer Patient Urine For Radioactive Iodine In Drinking Water

The feds scoop to a new low offering up cancer patients urinating in their toilets as the excuse for radioactive iodine in the drinking water. Next week they will tell us the iodine is getting into the air from cancer patients pissing in the wind.'

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Washington Mayor Arrested in Protest

Vincent Gray, the mayor of the US capital city of Washington, was arrested during a protest over the budget deal struck to avoid a federal government shutdown, local media reported.

Some 41 of the roughly 150 demonstrators protesting details of the deal which involve how the District of Columbia government can spend its money were arrested, Gray among them, NBC television reported.'

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Terror Attack: Deadly Metro Blast Shocks Belarus Capital Minsk

I wonder if the Israeli company ICTS Europe was involved in providing security to the Minsk metro?

Will Big Oil Trigger the New Madrid Megaquake?

Something really fishy, as usual, is going on in the oil industry. And again it's regarding the Gulf.

Several newspapers recently announced that BP was being given permission to restart drilling and would even start new wells in the explosive Macondo region where the last catastrophe was precipitated.

Yes, insane corporate greed at the least. The very least.'

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