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Moringa Tree: The Miracle Tree of Life, These tiny leaves could save millions of lives
The Miracle of Moringa Leaves
India’s ancient tradition of ayurveda says the leaves of the Moringa tree prevent 300 diseases. Modern science confirms the basic idea.
Scientific research has proven that these humble leaves are in fact a powerhouse of nutritional value.
Gram for gram, Moringa leaves contain:
Unfortunately, even while science sings the praise of Moringa leaves, this vital (…)

2 million dead voters: Russians criticize the U.S. electoral system!
Who would have thought that of all the Russians criticize the U.S. electoral system as opaque and inaccurate. Because the American people do not choose the president directly, but through electors. As the head of the Russian Central Election Commission wrote in a newspaper that this system is not only undemocratic but also manipulated. Thus, supposedly brought in the voter lists of the 2 million passed away voters. (…)

Last week I listed a black iPhone 4S (16GB) on eBay that was surplus to my requirements and much to my surprise it sold within about 40 seconds.
Within a couple hours I received 6 different emails that appeared to come from eBay and PayPal confirming that the payment had been made by the ’buyer’.
But upon closer inspection I realised that no payment had been made into my PayPal account. In fact, the ’buyer’ had also emailed me to tell me that the phone was a gift "for someone close to (…)

Pellas Group companies, Nicaragua Sugar Estates, owner of Ingenio San Antonio, and Compañía Licorera, producer of Flor de Caña rum, received the highest award granted by the National Council for Occupational Health and Safety to companies that stand out for providing the best and safest working conditions.
This recognition as “Business Leader”, signed by Minister of Labour Jeannette Chávez, was awarded to Nicaragua Sugar and Compañía Licorera "for their decisive commitment and efficient (…)

Ron Paul Will Win In The End
by Jay Weidner
“All truth passes through three stages: First it is ridiculed; Second it is violently opposed; Third, it is accepted as self evident.” Arthur Schopenhauer
Ron Paul will win in the end. That’s right. It doesn’t matter anymore how the criminals in charge try to change the vote, or how they conjure lies and attack him and his ideas. None of that is going to work anymore.
Don’t get me wrong. There is no way in hell that Ron Paul will win his (…)

The National Union of Mineworkers is seeking to impose a sell-out deal on gold miners that will leave tens of thousands of workers sacked throughout the platinum, gold and coal sectors.
AngloGold Ashanti, South Africa’s biggest producer, sacked half of its 24,000-strong local workforce Wednesday, and Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) has already sacked 12,000.
An agreement was announced yesterday after talks between the NUM, AngloGold Ashanti, Harmony, Gold Fields and the Chamber of (…)

Censorship sabotages rational risk management that is crucial for societal safety – but how can society address this major problem if censorship prevents it from perceiving the problem in the first place? Indeed censorship is a huge but largely ignored problem in the Western democracies that have become Murdochracies, Lobbyocracies and Corporatocracies in which the One Percenters rule because Big Money buys politicians, parties, policies, public perception of reality and votes.
This (…)

The presidential election of 2004 left much to be desired. Millions of votes were suppressed, and the evidence is overwhelming that votes were flipped by interested parties. Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman summarize:
"The widespread use of electronic voting machines from ES&S, and of Diebold software maintained by Triad, allowed [Ohio Secretary of State Ken] Blackwell to electronically flip a 4% Kerry lead to a 2% Bush victory in the dead of election night. ES&S, Diebold (…)

I love it. Next in queue: Gary Glitter.
SkyNews reported this morning that a "SkyNews source" had informed them that "a man would be arrested" in London. Somehow Sky’s reporters knew to show up at Garry Glitter’s home. It’s amazing.
Why didn’t SkyNews simply tell the truth? Why don’t they just say what everyone already knows—that the police regularly pass information to journalists and that they are often paid for the information?
It’s really quite insulting for police to then refuse (…)

In a 2004 episode of Comedy Central’s animated series South Park, an election was held to determine whether the new mascot for the town’s elementary school would be a “giant douche” or a “turd sandwich.” Confronted with these two equally unpalatable choices, one child, Stan Marsh, refused to vote at all, which resulted in his ostracization and subsequent banishment from the town.
Although this satirical vulgarity was intended as a commentary on the two candidates running for president of (…)