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Wednesday, December 31. 2008

in Hot Tip

Austin Police To Draw Blood On New Years Eve

Stay safe this New Year's Eve, don't drink and drive. Police from around the country are running checkpoints and some cities like Austin, are even demanding blood samples on the spot. If you're drunk, sleep where you're at, get a ride from a friend, or use a cab. Some cities even have free services that will bring you home.

Austin Police To Draw Blood On New Years Eve

in Police State

Defined tags for this entry: APD, Austin Police, civil rights, drunk driving, police, police draw blood, police state

No refusal policy allows cops to draw blood

By Carla Castano

KXAN | Austin police are implementing the no refusal policy for this upcoming New Year's holiday. From 9 p.m. on New Year's Eve until 5 a.m. on New Year's Day, Austin police will order blood draws on people suspected of driving while intoxicated who refuse to submit to a breath test.

This will be the second time APD has instituted the policy in an effort to keep Austin roads safe. Meanwhile, some claim the policy violates civil rights.

in Hot Action

END THE BAILOUTS PROTEST January 17th

Help spread this message, we are protesting the bailouts January 17th at our local state houses, start time is 10AM. Please spread this video and spread this message.

END THE BAILOUTS PROTEST January 17th

in Protests

Defined tags for this entry: Fed Bailout, protests, YouTube

YouTube | Help spread this message, we are protesting the bailouts January 17th at our local state houses, start time is 10AM. Please spread this video and spread this message.

The Spiral Of Time - Prophecies 2009-2010

in Featured Video

JustGetThere | I have posted 2009 predictions from top trends forecaster Gerald Celente, who uses data from his research institute to successfully identify emerging trends. Also, the Web Bot software project that uses 'asymetric language trend analysis' with keywords that use emotional impact indicators, which are gathered from the net by spiders. Now I bring you some 2009 predictions from outside the box, using the Mayan calender and sacred arithmetic such as the Fibonacci sequence.

Tuesday, December 30. 2008

in Out There

Knowledge for a Revolution: Five Ways to Change the World

If each one of us can do these five things as individuals and be the change we want to see in the world, then society will slowly transform and shift from being what we could have been to what we soon will be: one vibrating conscious being devoid of manipulation, fear and greed and full of unity, passion and love.

in Featured Video

Lindsey Williams Predicts Oil Will Stay At $50 In 2009

YouTube | Lindsey Williams, respected forecaster and analyst predicts precisely where oil will go and stay. Click here for full interview.

in Election Watch

Bush Insider Who Planned To Tell All Killed In Plane Crash, Non-Profit Demands Full Federal Investigation

Michael Connell, the Bush IT expert who has been directly implicated in the rigging of George Bush’s 2000 and 2004 elections, was killed last night when his single engine plane crashed three miles short of the Akron airport.

in Legislation Watch

North Carolina Panel Recommends Money for Eugenics Victims

North Carolina lawmakers pushed Thursday to offer reparations to thousands of victims of a forced sterilization program now recognized as a shameful part of U.S. history.

in Economics Watch

Oil and Gold Prices Sharply Higher on Gaza Fighting

London Guardian | Israeli air strikes on Gaza triggered sharp rises in the price of oil and gold this morning.

in Concepts and Analysis

A Ponzi Scheme Within A Ponzi Scheme

Bob Chapman | While the Madoff Ponzi scheme, so-called, may be measured in the tens of billions, the Social Security Ponzi scheme can be measured in the tens of trillions, making it a thousand times worse.

in Big Brother

UK: CCTV Used To 'Spy' On Pupils In Schools

Daily Telegraph | Big Brother-style CCTV cameras and microphones are being used in schools to "spy" on children as young as four.

in Big Brother

UK Report: Automatic Speed-Limiting Devices Should Be Fitted To Cars

Daily Telegraph | Automatic speed-limiting devices should be fitted to all cars in a bid to cut accidents, according to a report.

in Big Brother

Oregon Eyes Taxing Vehicles Per Mile By Satellite

Albany Democrat Herald | A year ago, the Oregon Department of Transportation announced it had demonstrated that a new way to pay for roads — via a mileage tax and satellite technology — could work.

in Hot News

US Apocalypse In 2010, Russian Scholar Predicts

Press TV | A former KGB analyst and Russian academic predicts a civil war in the United States which will lead to the eventual fall of the country.

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