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Posted: Monday, January 23, 2012 - 10:00

People talk about the New World Order either as something that will happen in the future, or as something that will never happen, as it's only a paranoid delusion. The fact is that the New World Order, to a considerable extent, is already here.

In Ireland, for example, all important national decisions are now being made by an IMF administrator: the nation is under the direct rule of a personal agent of the bankster dynasty. As far as Ireland is concerned, a centralized bankster regime is already in effect. Same is true for Greece and Italy.

The NWO's global regime-change project, leading to the end of...

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Posted: Monday, January 9, 2012 - 15:36

An Occupier from New Hampshire is identified and stared down by Rick Santorum's security force

BURLINGTON: This weekend a group of Vermonters and others from around the country journeyed to the series camps and locations that make up Occupy the Primary in an effort to both confront the GOP candidates about their positions, as well as highlight the tragic farse that the corporate funded election system has created and continues to perpetrate upon the...

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Posted: Wednesday, January 4, 2012 - 16:02

Vermonters gather at the State Capitol to remind their legislature of it's duties to work the well-being and Human Rights of all Vermonters

MONTPELIER- Yesterday marked the beginning of Vermont's 2012 Legislative Session.  In addition the usual and expected activities going on in the chambers the State Reprentatives and Senate, this year's opening day witnessed a remarkable number of consituents as they journeyed through single digit temperatures to make their voice heard in the Capitol...

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Posted: Tuesday, December 20, 2011 - 09:24

This is one of a series of short films about Permaculture designers in the Northeast  By TerraVisus. In this film, Ben Falk explains how Whole Systems Design established their diversified Agroforestry systems which include storm-water detention basins, ponds, swales and rice paddies, silvopasture systems and intensive rotational grazing. These systems work together to restore the ecology and...yield a useful product." 

(Hat Tip to http://vermont4evolution....

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Posted: Monday, November 21, 2011 - 09:28

The “Food Landscape” of the Social,  Political and Economic World is changing fast. Trying to keep up on all that is happening is a challenge.


Introducing my new e-News Paper The Food Watch Daily. It is an automatically generated news paper from selected RSS feeds and Twitter accounts covering food; issues, regulation, legislation and solutions.

The paper is released every day at 10 am Eastern Standard time. After it is released I will be hand selecting articles and videos to publish as well as edit the overall content, when my time allows...

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Posted: Saturday, November 19, 2011 - 00:21

We don’t need history: The nuclear program of Iran was launched in the 1950s with the help of the United States as part of the Atoms for Peace program. The support, encouragement and participation of the United States and Western European governments in Iran’s nuclear program continued until the 1979 Iranian Revolution that toppled the Shah of Iran. 

And then there is today, here we are:

"Attending a Pacific Rim summit, Hillary Clinton issued demands, saying: “Iran has a long history of deception and denial regarding its...

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Posted: Friday, November 18, 2011 - 08:54

It is seven-thirty on a Sunday night. I have just completed the last leg of my trip home from Guilin, China. As I travel across the Arkansas River bridge from the Little Rock airport, headed for the bedroom community of Maumelle, where I live, I notice something conspicuously absent from my drive: Horns; nobody is honking! In China, both in Shanghai and in the smaller city of Guilin, every vehicle has a horn. Every driver is damn proud of their possession and uses it liberally. In fact, I am convinced it is likely the first mechanical device on their vehicle which will wear out.

The...

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Posted: Thursday, November 10, 2011 - 14:49

The System of Debt is the System of Death:

Examining the intertwined root causes of the crises we face 

A workshop and dialogue hosted by Anne Petermann and Orin Langelle of the Hinesburg-based Global Justice Ecology Project 

Saturday, Nov. 12th

11am City Hall Park

“We live in a toxic crisis-ridden world because choices are driven, not by ethics or morals, not by justice vs. injustice, not even by objective science. Choices are driven by the bottom line. The 1% who run corporations make their decisions based on profits--on advancing their own self-interests to the detriment of all other life on Earth.”

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Posted: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 - 20:49

I got some additional training this past week. You know the kind where life events create real time situations I can look back upon and decide, Yes, that is where I learned to do that, or yes, that is where the strength came from past experience. On one side of this post is this narrative, our collective narrative of electronic chatter. No doubt the East Coast’s week old storm was useful in hiding the derivatives bust a brewing. The other aspect of this page is the weather itself and the more resultant chatter of how much global warming are we humans actually responsible for? The recent past weeks gave us a study that says half is anthropocentric, and half is heliocentric, or galactic driven in cycles. Meditations on cycles with Gregg...

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Posted: Monday, November 7, 2011 - 11:29

I must take issue with the assertion made in this article that a couple with 3 children making 50K combined is "solidly" anything, never mind middle class.

Let's run down the list of assumptions required to argue that 50K leaves a family of 5 with enough disposable income to be considered middle class vs. living a first world subsistence existence. This couple owns their home (or lives rent free), they have no debt in the form of student...

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