Big Pharma Vilified Researcher for Threatening Vaccine Program

Blaylock: Big Pharma Vilified Researcher for Threatening Vaccine Program

Thursday, January 13, 2011 10:52 AM

By Russell L. Blaylock, M.D.

I find it ironic that the media, the British government, and leaders in medical academia jumped on board attacking and destroying Dr. Andrew Wakefield’s reputation based on “fraud” charges related to a study he conducted about the link between the measles vaccine and autism.

It is ironic for a number of reasons. How can the British government, itself drowning in deception at every level, dare accuse anyone of fraud?

The panel assembled by the government and academia to judge Wakefield, ironically, dares to speak of fraud, yet their main complaint is that his findings “might endanger the 'sacrosanct' vaccine program,” not that his principal findings were wrong. In fact, several independent researchers found the same measles vaccine-related colitis that he described. 

biofuels are bullshit

Biofuels worse than fossil fuels, says expert

Ethan A. Huff
Natural News
Nov 28, 2010
Biofuels have become all the rage among many environmental and sustainably-minded advocacy groups as a way to end dependence on foreign oil, limit greenhouse gas emissions, and create a “greener” tomorrow. But Andreas Spath, PhD, an expert in the field of geochemistry, says that biofuels are actually worse for the environment than conventional fossil fuels are.
It is widely believed that fossil fuel reserves will eventually be depleted, and that a viable, renewable alternative is urgently needed in order to avoid the worldwide collapse of a transportation and commerce infrastructure that depends on oil to function. And since biofuels are renewable, largely plant-based and work right now in existing vehicles, proponents say they are an excellent alternative.
But in reality, biofuel production requires massive amounts of land to produce additional fuel crops, and the entire growing, harvesting and refining process ends up ruining the environment and causing more greenhouse gas production than if the world simply continued on with fossil fuels. And biofuel production has also increased food prices across the board.

US forces breach security pact in Iraq

US forces breach security pact in Iraq

Thu Oct 7, 2010 8:55AM

http://www.presstv.ir/detail/145607.html

US troops are traveling across Baghdad in Iraqi army vehicles and uniforms in violation of a security agreement between Baghdad and Washington.

At the end of August, the US announced an end to its combat mission in Iraq after seven years of active military presence beginning with the invasion of the country in 2003. Washington has, however, left behind some 50,000 troops who it says are commissioned to advise and train Iraqi security forces.