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December 2006
Quote of the Month: The future has several names. For the weak, it is the impossible. For the fainthearted, it is the unknown. For the thoughtful and valiant, it is the ideal. - Victor Hugo
The Americans Finally Wise Up - The Week
Clooney speaks of Darfur horrors - BBC
Breast-Cancer Drop Attributed to Less Hormone Therapy - NPR
National ID cards with RFID chips signed into law for May 2008 - CNET News
Sugar substitutes cause worrying symptoms from memory loss to brain tumours - NexusMagazine.com
Fox Fires Reporters for Telling the Truth About Milk - Dr. Mercola.com
Aspartame. The Silent Killer in a Can - Dorway.com
Video Game Violence Goes Straight to Kids’ Heads - Forbes Magazine
Dow Chemical Investors Message to Management over Bhopal - CSR Wire
Big win for Enviros - The Nation
IRS use Bounty Hunters to collect taxes - Global Research
UK re-opens Kelly case with new film - The Sunday Times
Quote of the Month: All progress has resulted from people who took unpopular positions. - Adlai E. Stevenson
US plans to build larger camp at Guantanamo Bay - Yahoo News
Soldiers of Conscience - The Nation
‘Aliens could attack at any time’ warns former UK Ministry of Defence chief
PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY: FDA gives warning on Phenylpropanolamine - FDA
Catherine Austin Fitts response to Al Gore on Global Warming
Houston, We Have a Problem - Utne Magazine
Can religion and environmentalism find common ground in the 21st century? - AudubonMagazine.org
GAO Report Admits ‘Chaff’ in Chem Trails: Lab Report Reveals Much More - The Idaho Observer
Mineral Water sales to fund purification projects - GlobalIdeasBank.org
Cosmetic companies in Netherlands banned from performing tests on animals - Ode Magazine
War Criminals, Beware - The Nation
Wisconsin man finds 5.47 carat canary diamond in State Park - Star Tribune, Minnesota
RFID chip – the end of times? - Wired Magazine
Bush family buys land in Northern Paraquay - WhatDoesItMean.com
Quote of the Month: It is impossible to withhold education from the receptive mind, as it is impossible to force it upon the unreasoning. - Agnes Repplier
Pills can’t take the place of parenting - Washington Post
Childhood Obesity Linked to Youngsters Staying Up Too Late - Organic Consumers Association
Officials probing possible theft of voting software - Washington Post
General seeks UK Iraq withdrawal - BBC News
Aaron Russo comes to Sedona to screen Freedom to Fascism - Sedona Film Lovers
White House gives a “prepare to deploy” order for Iran - Peace Action
Revolt of the Generals - The Nation Magazine
The Pope. Is he right about Islam? - The Week Magazine
2012. The Return of Quetzalcoatl - WIE Magazine
Quote of the Month: We can learn nothing except by going from the known to the unknown. - Claude Bernard
Why no second attack? - The Week Magazine
No Saddam, al-Qaida link - The Week Magazine
Q and A with Deva Premal and Miten - Shared Vision Magazine
Is Africa’s longest war finally ending? - The Week
Canada – come on up to the land of benefits - The Week
Deep Ecology - a submitted article by Erv Nichols, US Forest Ranger (in PDF format)
Jon Benet Died – Bush Lied - CommonDreams.com
FDA says Viruses Safe on Food! - Health World
$27.8 Trillion Treasure Chest - Rense.com
Quote of the Month: We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the road. They get run over. - Aneurin Bevan
How to Live Healthier - Wired Magazine
In Perilous Times — Can Science and Faith Be Reconciled? - New America Media
Homeland Security Contracts for Vast New Detention Camps - New America Media
Interview with Deva Premal - FourCorners Magazine
Finding our Passion and Joy - FourCorners Magazine
Take Back our Country - The Nation
The New American Cold War - The Nation
Bush’s Israel Policy - The Week
The Religious Right: has the backlash begun? - The Week
Incredible Edible Landscape - Ode Magazine
Survival of the real-est - Ode Magazine
From MySpace to OurWorld - WIE Online
15th Year Anniversary - WIE Online
Quote of the Month: Nothing is worse than active ignorance. - Goethe
Huge industrial farms turning out food not fit to eat - Vancouver Courier
The State Secrets that weren’t Secret - Salon.com
Tony Blair’s dreams of grandeur - The Week Magazine
Whaling. Japan’s crusade to resume the hunt - The Week Magazine
History of the Israel/Palestine conflict - IfAmericansKnew.com
Is Vitamin C a Cancer Cure? - Philly.com
The Dalai Lama’s answer to Terrorism - Ode Magazine
Tylenol May Cause Serious Liver Damage - Medical News Today
Is the NSA spying on U.S. internet traffic? - Salon.com
Think Global, Act Natural - Ode Magazine
Quote of the Month: 1 person with beliefs is equal to a force of 99 who have only interests.
- John Stuart Mill, quoted in the Columbus, Ohio, Dispatch
Good Karma for a British hamster who survives an industrial shredding machine - The Guardian
Sulfur removal fuels fuel cell future - Royal Society of Chemistry
Wal-Mart undermines organic food industry - Organic Consumers Association
German company taking over US drinking water supply - Organic Consumers Association
Sky to Street: Good News in TV Land - What is Enlightenment Magazine: June
The Da Vinci Code: The Power of Heresy - The Week Magazine
A New Shake up at the CIA - The Week Magazine
Tracking every phone call in the USA - The Week Magazine
Genetically modified corn producing Herbicides inside your Gut - Organic Consumers Association
John McCain’s Willingness to Speak at Jerry Falwell’s University - The Nation Magazine
Quote of the Month: True generosity toward the future consists of giving everything to the present.
- Albert Camus, quoted in The Philadelphia Enquirer
Bush challenges hundreds of laws - The Boston Globe
The Da Vinci Code deciphered - The Week Magazine
The Car of the Future - The Week Magazine
Preventing Disease with Ratatouille and Red Sauce - Ode Magazine
High Tech Health Tests. Miracle or Mirage? - Ode Magazine
The Courthouse Effect - Ode Magazine
The Science of Reincarnation - Ode Magazine
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