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Daily Archives: March 23, 2012
Blatant Reptilian HULU Commercial
TV has been a decades-long alien conspiracy to rot human brains into consumable goo matter, and watching brains rot is the alien “Must-See TV.” Because Hulu Plus allows humans to watch TV virtually anywhere, “TV Star” Will Arnett can keep
Number of Children with Autism Soars by More Than 50% in Five Years
There are now 61,570 schoolchildren in the state-funded sector that have been recorded as having some kind of autistic spectrum disorder and they make up almost one percent of the entire school population. Just five years ago, the number of
Biggest Quake in 15 Years Rattles South Australia
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake, the biggest in the country for 15 years, has rattled Far North South Australia. The earthquake’s epicentre was recorded at shallow depth near Ernabella, 415km north west of Coober Pedy and about 320km south west of
Nodding Disease: Turns Children Into Mindless “Zombies”
It’s called the “nodding disease” and it’s a baffling illness that has struck thousands of children in northern Uganda. The illness brings on seizures, violent behavior in some (debated), personality changes, and a host of other unusual symptoms. I. Mental Degradation: Child Victims Have
Japan Readies Missile Defence System over North Korea Rocket
The nuclear-armed North has announced it will launch a rocket in mid-April to put a satellite into orbit, a move that the United States, South Korea and other nations see as a pretext for a long-range missile test banned by
France Is a Deeply Racist Country, and Toulouse Will Only Make That Worse
Barely had Mohammed Merah leapt from his bathroom widow in Toulouse yesterday, still blasting away with his gun, than politicians and experts were analysing just what it might mean for the President and the other candidates in the coming election.
Exclusive: Japan Mayors, Governors Want Nuclear Safety Assurances
Most Japanese mayors and governors whose communities host nuclear plants want fresh safety assurances beyond government-imposed stress tests before agreeing to the restart of reactors taken off line after the Fukushima crisis, a Reuters poll showed, amid concerns about a
Massive Student Tuition March Paralyzes Montreal
Tens of thousands of Quebec students descended on downtown Montreal Thursday afternoon for the latest in a series of escalating protests against proposed tuition hikes. An imposing crowd, considerably larger than the one at Montreal’s famous 1995 pre-referendum rally, formed
The CO2 Sea Level Lie
The brainwasher about rising sea levels got you? We’re constantly bombarded with the rising sea level scare, due to carbon dioxide. The other day I watched the BBC “Ocean Series”, where the divers went to the submerged underwater caves of
