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CHIMES OF FREEDOM, http://tinyurl.com/2o7979
Listening to all the chest-beating currently emanating from a self-obsessed BBC anyone would think that nothing less than a revolution in broadcasting was going on. The BBC must not deceive the audience we are told by its Director General, Mark Thompson. In future, any programme makers who deceive the public will be shown the door, he promises.
And BBC staff are going to be trained in how to be honest!
Hurrah, at last the message has got (…)

Transcript 7-11-7 HOUR ONE- RENSE: I think we’re up and running here. A little rocky, the day after the fourth of July, but I think we’re connected to Japan. This is going to be interesting. An awful lot of email has been coming in about the story from Dr. Henry Makow, Ph.D., called "Chinese Secret Society Challenges Illuminati." This is a very interesting story, something the likes of which I have not seen in all the years of doing this program or website. The author is Benjamin (…)

So you want to be a rock and roll star, then listen now to what I say, Just get an electric guitar Then take some time and learn how to play. That’s the myth anyway, it permeates all aspects of our society even in rebellious rock and roll. The myth that says trust capitalism and all will be well.
I’m a big fan of Michael Moore, from Roger and Me through TV Nation where he once passed out hunter orange wallets to black men on the streets of New York City to help eliminate police shootings. (…)

India’s Non-Alignment on the Balance, Communists on Alert
By Nicola Nasser*
The accelerated pace of India’s liberal economics and pragmatic ties with the United States and Israel risks polarizing Indian domestic politics and invoking a deep-seated communist as well as Islamist anti – Americanism with a realistic potential for a foreign policy strategic shift leading unintentionally and indirectly to creating an internal political environment that could be receptive for the first time to (…)

By Benjamin Fulford
7-15-7 We are on the verge of something that will be bigger than the Cambrian explosion. For 3 billion years, individual life-forms were so small they could only be seen with a microscope. Then, in a geological eye-blink, a vast cornucopia of macroscopic life appeared. A similar phase- transition is imminent. We now possess a set of tools that gives us God-like power. With that power comes God-like moral responsibility. We have, or will soon have: the ability (…)

Solidarity Forever (Tune: John Brown’s Body) (by Ralph Chaplin, January 1915 )(9th edition, 1916) When the Union’s inspiration through the workers’ blood shall run, There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun. Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one? But the Union makes us strong.
Solidarity forever! Solidarity forever! Solidarity forever! For the Union makes us strong.
Is there aught we hold in common with the greedy parasite Who would lash us into (…)

Waist deep in the big muddy:
Waist deep in the big muddy envoyé par lolarusa

Bring Them Home :
Wikipedia extracts :
"Peter Seeger (born May 3, 1919), almost universally known as Pete Seeger, is a folk singer, political activist, and author.
(...) He was formerly a member of the Communist Party of the United States of America and a major contributor to folk and pioneer of protest music in the 1950s and the 1960s."

“It is quite possible that we are now descending into an age in which two and two will make five when the Leader says so.” — George Orwell
Until April 5, 2007, Baltimore, Maryland was a one-daily-newspaper town. “The Sun” monopolized the print scene. Now, it has competition with the arrival of the feisty “Baltimore Examiner.” It’s a tabloid and a freebee, too, relying on ads to support itself. So far, it has been doing a competent job on the local news coverage, including its sports and (…)

Biofuel Mania Ends Days Of Cheap Food
By Gwynne Dyer
07/16/07 "NZHerald" —
The era of cheap food is over. The price of maize has doubled in a year, and wheat futures are at their highest in a decade. The food price index in India has risen 11 per cent in one year, and in Mexico in January there were riots after the price of corn flour - used in making the staple food of the poor, tortillas - went up fourfold.
The era of cheap food is over. The price of maize has doubled in a year, (…)