Coping With PTSD
As a combat veteran with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) I have had to learn many ways to cope with the illness. Over the past twenty years I have been admitted to several treatment centers for coping with PTSD. I
Daily Archives: December 23, 2012
The Coming Drone Attack on America
People often ask me, in terms of my argument about “ten steps” that mark the descent to a police state or closed society, at what stage we are. I am sorry to say that with the importation of what will
Rage at Brutal Rape Erupts in India
Police in Delhi yesterday used water cannon, tear gas and baton charges to disperse crowds of demonstrators protesting over the gang-rape of a student which has outraged the country. The protesters, many of them students chanting “we want justice”, had
FDA: Frankenfish Perfectly Safe
Federal health regulators say a genetically modified salmon that grows twice as fast as normal is unlikely to harm the environment, clearing the way for the first approval of a scientifically engineered animal for human consumption. The Food and Drug Administration on Friday released
Cancer of Corruption in UK Police Service
The man who was in charge of Britain’s police until September has delivered a blistering attack on the “cancer” of corruption among a minority of officers as the crisis engulfing the service over the Andrew Mitchell ”plebgate” affair reaches new heights. Writing in the Observer,
U.K Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless For Christmas
A Devon village was cut off from the outside world for hours in its worst flood for half a century despite having just spent £1.2 million on flood defences. Across Britain, hundreds of families last night faced the nightmare of being homeless
Nearly 200 Killed In Cold Snap Across Russia, Eastern Europe
A vicious cold snap across Russia and eastern Europe has claimed nearly 200 lives, officials figures showed Friday, as forecasters warned it would last until Christmas Eve. In Russia, the cold has killed two people in the past 24 hours,
Can Quantum Measurements Beat Classical Computers?
We’ve covered a lot of the progress that has gone into creating effective quantum computers. Although there has been a good deal of progress in terms of building individual components, we haven’t been able to put things together into a
“Christmas Present”: U.S. Senate Votes $631 Billion Military Budget
The US Senate has unanimously approved a $631bln defense budget for 2013. The draft budget has evoked no objections from the White House. As he ran for president four years ago, Barack Obama promised to cut defense programs and put
