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North Korea Threatens `All-Out Military Strike' on South's Loudspeakers

By Jungmin Hong  Bloomberg.com 12 June, 2010

North Korea warned of an “all-out military strike” to destroy South Korean loudspeakers and other propaganda tools along their fortified border, according to the North’s state-run Korean Central News Agency.

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North Korea assembly holds rare session amid sanctions push

By Jack Kim  Reuters 06 June, 2010

SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea's parliament meets for a rare second annual session on Monday amid growing momentum in the international community to punish Pyongyang for the sinking of a South Korean navy ship in March that killed 46 sailors.

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PsyOps Against North Korea

By Ryan Mauro  World Threats.com May 2010

Joongang Ilbo English language edition is reporting that South Korea will resume loudspeaker broadcasts across the Demilitarized Zone to the people of North Korea.

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North Korea to Sever Ties With the South

The Wall Street Journal 25 May, 2010

SEOUL—North Korea said Tuesday it will cut off all ties to South Korea, going well beyond the penalties that Seoul imposed on it a day earlier for its apparent role in the sinking of a South Korean warship two months ago.

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Clinton: US, China must act together on NKorea

The Associated Press 23 May, 2010

BEIJING — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged China on Monday to work with the United States to coordinate a response to the sinking of a South Korean warship, which has been blamed on North Korea.

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G20 charges dropped at mass hearing

Betsy Powell and Amy Dempsey, Toronto Star - 24 August 2010

Chris Miller was so angry over how Toronto police handled arrests during the G20 summit he grabbed a nugget of charcoal from his barbecue and headed for police headquarters.

Activist Arrested On Bogus Charge To Cover For Illegal Conduct Of Toronto Police

By Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones  Prison Planet.com 30 June, 2010

Activist Charlie Veitch has been arrested for the second time by Canadian authorities for “impersonating a police officer” on a bogus charge designed purely to cover for the fact that Veitch’s original arrest on June 24 for refusing to show ID was based on a law that didn’t exist and one that Toronto’s Chief of Police lied about to media outlets before the G20 summit.
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Protesters demand police chief’s resignation, call for inquiry into G20 police actions

By Wendy Gillis  thestar.com 01 July, 2010

Hundreds of demonstrators demanding the resignation of Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair and an independent, public inquiry into police actions and treatment of G20 protesters thronged a rowdy but peaceful rally at Queen’s Park Thursday night.

Toronto Police Chief Lies Again To Frame Protesters

By Paul Joseph Watson  Prison Planet.com 01 July, 2010

Deadly cache of weapons to be used by G20 terrorists were in fact foam-covered toys seized from man on his way to a fantasy role-playing event.

Canada
Tropical Storm Earl hits Nova Scotia

cnn.com - 4 September 2010

Tropical Storm Earl made landfall in Nova Scotia on Saturday morning and severe weather is affecting a large part of the Canadian province, the National Hurricane Center said

Idol contestant appears in court on terrorism charge

Canadian Press - 27 August 2010

The third suspect to face terrorism-related charges after a year-long investigation by police and security services appeared in court Friday.

Judge issues instructions as Khadr jury selection begins

Toronto Star - 10 August 2010

Jury selection is underway at Omar Khadr’s war-crimes trial in Guantanamo Bay.

G20 wall says it all

Amy Dempsey, Toronto Star - 04 August 2010

Marching and chanting? That is so six weeks ago.

If you have more to say about G20 weekend, there’s still time — and space — to air your protest grievances graffiti-style in Kensington Market.

Court rejects Abdullah Khadr extradition request

Michelle Sheppard, Toronto Star - 04 August 2010

Abdullah Khadr walked out of a Toronto courtroom a free man Wednesday after an Ontario judge denied a U.S. request to send him to Boston to face terrorism charges.

Duelling G20 probes may hinder each other

Robin Doolittle, Toronto Star - 22 July 2010

Public deputations in the Toronto police board’s G20 review had barely began Thursday, when the proceedings were hijacked by news that a more powerful police oversight body would conduct its own investigation.

911
“The Official 9/11 Story...Accept Without Question”

By Nathan Janes  Pupaganda.com 24 June, 2010

In the United States today, true investigational journalism is rare. Much of the news circulated by mainstream media is only a presentation of information handed down from the government. Major media functions as a gatekeeper of information, creating consensus among Americans on an array of topics including the popularly held beliefs about September 11, 2001. An atmosphere has been created where questioning the official explanation or asking for a reinvestigation is seen as blasphemy. Individuals who do so are labeled anarchist, conspiracy theorist, domestic terrorist, and antigovernment. Politicians and other public figures who have voiced concerns about the 9/11 Commission Report have been invited on national news programs only to be pressured to renounce previous statements about 9/11 and publicly reject any affiliation to the group 9/11 Truth. While a critical analysis of the 9/11 Commission Report is absent from mainstream media, a number of questions go unanswered and unrecognized by most Americans.

AE911Truth Structural Engineer Dismantles the NIST Analysis of WTC 7

By Dwain Deets  Architects For 9/11 Truth 06 May, 2010

Structural engineer Ron Brookman probes the NIST analyses of World Trade Center Seven (WTC 7). This article titled The NIST Analyses: A Close Look at WTC 7 is available free as a download, or can be purchased as a spiral-bound hardcopy in the AE911Truth online store. Brookman‘s careful examination of the NIST final reports regarding WTC 7 reveals an abundance of deficiencies and discrepancies. These come in many varieties. Some are erroneous, in that they conflict with scientific findings reported in the open literature. Others are inconsistencies internal to the NIST reports. And finally, others are incomplete with respect to failure to investigate matters that had been flagged as needing further investigation in official reports from other government agencies.

Bombshell: Silverstein Wanted To Demolish Building 7 On 9/11

Prison Planet - 23 April, 2010

A Fox News hit piece against Jesse Ventura and the 9/11 truth movement written by former Washington D.C. prosecutor Jeffrey Scott Shapiro inadvertently reveals a shocking truth, that World Trade Center leaseholder Larry Silverstein, who collected nearly $500 million dollars in insurance as a result of the collapse of Building 7, a 47-story structure that was not hit by a plane but collapsed within seven seconds on September 11, was on the phone to his insurance carrier attempting to convince them that the building should be brought down via controlled demolition.

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Obama staffer wants ‘cognitive infiltration’ of 9/11 conspiracy groups

Daniel Tencer - January 13, 2010

In a 2008 academic paper, President Barack Obama's appointee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs advocated "cognitive infiltration" of groups that advocate "conspiracy theories" like the ones surrounding 9/11.

Economy
House passes landmark financial reform bill

Reuters 30 June, 2010

(Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a landmark overhaul of financial regulations but the Senate put off action until mid-July, delaying a final victory for President Barack Obama.

Carney to head global financial body

CBC News 29 June, 2010

Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has been named chairman of the world's foremost international financial oversight body.

Flaherty boosts 2014 GDP growth prediction

CBC News 21 June, 2010

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty Monday revised upward his prediction for Canada's economic growth by 2014 by about $24 billion.

Europeans float bank tax

CBC News 22 June, 2010

Britain, France and Germany on Tuesday committed themselves to adopting a bank tax, a measure Canada has opposed.

Gold Prices Settle at Record High

By Alix Steel  The Street 18 June, 2010

NEW YORK (TheStreet ) -- Gold prices hit a new record high Friday as investors fled into gold as a safe-haven asset.

Health
Super salmon safe to eat: FDA
MCT, Kim Geiger - 05 September 2010

The effort to win federal approval of genetically engineered salmon received a major boost Friday when the Food and Drug Administration released an analysis that deemed the fish safe to eat and unlikely to harm the environment.

Spinach: This Green has Powerful Healing Ability

Wendy Rae Natural News - 12 August 2010

Can just one green, leafy vegetable prevent cancer, help one achieve weight loss goals, lower blood pressure, strengthen the heart, and even prevent birth defects?

Raw Organic Virgin Coconut Oil has a hundred uses for health and home

By Mike Adams  The Health Ranger 22 June, 2010

(NaturalNews) People who really know about health know about virgin coconut oil. It's the oil of choice for health-conscious people, and it's used in everything from smoothies (delicious!) to personal care products. You can use coconut oil both inside and outside your body.

Monsanto, Opponents Both Claim Victory in Historic, Genetically Modified Crop Case

By Mike Ludwig  Truth Out 22 June, 2010

In a landmark case on genetically modified (GM) crops, The US Supreme Court ruled  7-1 on Monday in favor of agribusiness giant Monsanto and overturned a lower court's decision to ban the company's GM alfalfa until the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) fully analyzed the crop's potential dangers.

U.S. govt. poisoned its own citizens during Prohibition

By David Gutierrez  Natural News 19 June, 2010

(NaturalNews) In a dark but little-known chapter of U.S. history, the federal government ordered the poisoning of alcohol supplies to deter and punish those who sought to flout Prohibition-era bans.