Morgellons Syndrome and What You Can do About It
As many of us now know, a vast amount of airplanes are currently spraying most of the Earth's population with aluminum, barium, strontium, etc. Less discussed components of the spray programs include lab-created synthetic life-forms and other biological materials such as red blood cells, fungus, and self-replicating nano-fibers. Massive and diverse geo-engineering operations are indeed occurring. Moreover, a peculiar syndrome called Morgellons has emerged and has now been linked to these eugenics/transhumanist operations.
World Premiere of Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal - An interview with Filmmakers Noelle Hanrahan and Steve Vittoria
On October 6, the new documentary film entitled Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal, will be making its world premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival, just north of San Francisco.
Canadians in Halifax Protest Against Endless Wars as Western Backed Destabilization in Syria Threatens World Peace [Video]
The middle east is heating up. Using Libya as a template, hardcore western destabilization has been slowly simmering Syria for the past 16 months. Demonization and destabilization of Iran has been an ongoing theme for decades.
Nuclear Hypocrisy, Canadian Unrest, WW3 Foretold and Other News [Video]
by Amir Alwani
PotentNews.com
April 30, 2012
Episode 6 of the Potent News Blast covers the demonization of Iran, Canada's approval of torture, the fraud of "green" homes, and much more.
Drug War, Cell Phones, Cars and Chemtrails…Plus Handy Research Tips
In this 5th episode of the Potent News Blast I cover various different aspects of the tyranny we find ourselves in and (for the hardcore researchers out there) I give a couple handy PC tips that should make it easier for you to absorb the information that is so rapidly and constantly pouring in these days.
From Cell to Screen: The Story of Mumia Abu-Jamal (Part I)
Noelle Hanrahan and Stephen Vittoria are working on a new film entitled, Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal.
The Framing of Kevin Cooper, on San Quentin’s Death Row: An Interview with J. Patrick O’Connor
In this interview, author J. Patrick O’Connor discusses his newly released book Scapegoat: The Chino Hills Murders and The Framing of Kevin Cooper, explaining why he is convinced of Kevin Cooper’s innocence. O’Connor asserts that the police and prosecution orchestrated an obvious frame-up that continues to be upheld by federal appeals courts, albeit with the blatantly unfair rulings by US District Court Judge Marilyn Huff blocking critical forensics tests that had been ordered by the US Ninth Circuit Court in 2004.
No Regrets: G20 Political Prisoner Erik Lankin on the Legal System and Jail Rebellions [Audio]
By Vancouver Media Co-op - January 4, 2012
Erik Lankin is one of the community organizers who got jail time, for allegedly masterminding the mayhem at the g20 protests in Toronto in 2010...The Vancouver Media Co-op recently spoke with Erik from prison via telephone.
If Chemtrails and HAARP Didn’t Disturb You Enough, Wait Until You Hear About Morgellons
Eventually, what I uncovered baffled and disgusted me. I would like to stress that I do not seek to alarm anyone with the information presented here. Morgellons is downright creepy and exhausting to even think about. I’m really not surprised why I just found out about Morgellons now, despite having researched and filmed chemtrails for over a year.
Class War at McGill University
November 11, 2011 - Aaron's Reports
...[W]hen about a dozen students occupied the administration building at McGill, just immediately following a historic demonstration in the streets with over 30,000 people to resist Jean Charest's proposed tuition hikes in Quebec, the mighty boot of the state cracked down hard. Hundreds of students were violently pushed off the McGill campus at around 6pm. Tear gas and pepper spray were used against young students fighting for their right to study.
Living Around Chemical Valley: Recent Human Rights Issues
Shale Gas and the Future of Canada's Chemical Valley
Toban Black on the Media Co-op
An audio interview with Zak Nicholls, a human rights activist who lives in Sarnia, Ontario.
Class War at McGill University
November 11, 2011 - Aaron's Reports
...[W]hen about a dozen students occupied the administration building at McGill, just immediately following a historic demonstration in the streets with over 30,000 people to resist Jean Charest's proposed tuition hikes in Quebec, the mighty boot of the state cracked down hard. Hundreds of students were violently pushed off the McGill campus at around 6pm. Tear gas and pepper spray were used against young students fighting for their right to study.
Class War at McGill University
November 11, 2011 - Aaron's Reports
...[W]hen about a dozen students occupied the administration building at McGill, just immediately following a historic demonstration in the streets with over 30,000 people to resist Jean Charest's proposed tuition hikes in Quebec, the mighty boot of the state cracked down hard. Hundreds of students were violently pushed off the McGill campus at around 6pm. Tear gas and pepper spray were used against young students fighting for their right to study.
Canadian Asbestos: Rallying for the Victims
Toban Black on the Media Co-op
They speak about Canadian asbestos exports, victims of asbestos exposure, a history of asbestos around Sarnia-Lambton's Chemical Valley, and other related topics.
