Terrorists could use internet to launch nuclear attack: report
Bobbie Johnson London Guardian Monday, July 27, 2009 Terrorists groups could soon use the internet to help set off a devastating nuclear attack, according to new research. The claims come in a study commissioned by the International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament (ICNND), which suggests that under the right circumstances, terrorists could break into computer systems and launch an attack on a nuclear state – triggering a catastrophic chain of events that would have a global impact. Without better protection of computer and information systems, the paper suggests, governments around the world are leaving open the possibility that a well-coordinated cyberwar could quickly elevate to nuclear levels
‘Impeach Obama’ bumper stickers spark a shopping mall protest
McClatchy Newspapers Monday, July 27, 2009 While protesters rallied in his support, the owner of a Concord Mills kiosk that sells conservative merchandise said he met with the mall’s manager Sunday to see what arrangements can be made for him to remain after his lease expires Friday. Nothing was agreed to, except that the two would meet again Monday, said Loren Spivack, owner of Free Market Warrior. Spivack has contended that he’s being kicked out of the mall for political reasons
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Dollar Falls to Near 2009 Low as Economy Pares Refuge Demand
Oliver Biggadike and Matthew Brown Bloomberg Monday, July 27, 2009 The dollar fell to near the lowest level this year against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners on speculation the global economy is shaking off the worst recession since World War II, sapping safety demand. The U.S.
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North Korea ready for talks over nuclear weapons
Tania Branigan London Guardian Monday, July 27, 2009 North Korea said today it was open to talks about the rising tension over its nuclear weapons programme, a marked shift in tactics after months of ratcheting up foreign anxieties with nuclear test and missile launches. The statement appeared to be a call for direct talks with the United States, a longstanding goal of the regime.
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Former Mayor: Crusade against white lines (chemtrails)
De Gentenaar Monday, July 27, 2009 “We are massively being poisoned and brainwashed” Former mayor Peter Vereecke (53) of Evergem wants the justice department and the city council to act against planes that are according to him spraying day and night disease causing germs and chemicals all over the world. ”Rest assured I am not insane” Willy De Buck (excerpted & translated by chellow) […] “Don’t confuse this with contrails”, said Vereecke.
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ADHD Drugs: Sudden Death Risk Higher?
Salynn Boyles WebMD Health News Tuesday, June 16, 2009 A new study suggests that children and teens who take stimulants like Ritalin for ADHD have an increased risk for sudden cardiac death, but the FDA says the study has major limitations and should not change the way the drugs are used. There have long been concerns that the stimulants used to treat ADHD may increase the risk for sudden death in children with undiagnosed heart conditions.
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