May 7, 2009 • 5:55 pm 0
Woah.
Filed under: Africa, Agriculture, Asia, Bolivia, China, Corporations, Crime, Culture, East Asia, Economics, Europe, Film, Financial, Health, History, Humanity, Immigration, Israel, Journalism, Law, Media, Middle East, Military, North America, Palestine, Politics, Psychology, Russia, Science, South America, Technology, UK, World Affairs, 911, pentagon, WTC
April 18, 2009 • 1:14 pm 0
So are the mafia dumping nuclear waste off the coast of Africa, contracted by European Hospitals, Government and Business..? Here is the story of two journalists murdered while trying to uncover the story…
You are being lied to about pirates
Filed under: Africa, Agriculture, Corporations, Crime, Economics, Europe, Humanity, Journalism, Media, North America, UK, World Affairs, somalian fishermen
March 27, 2009 • 7:23 pm 1
Back from the dead.
Filed under: Africa, Agriculture, Asia, China, Corporations, Culture, Economics, Europe, Financial, Health, History, Humanity, Journalism, Media, Nature, Politics, Science, World Affairs, Global Warming
February 27, 2009 • 7:06 pm 3
A very good documentary. A man whose exploits and mixed bag of achievements, among other things, brought the East and West the closest to nuclear stand-off than any other time during the Cold War.
Filed under: Africa, Bolivia, China, Corporations, History, Military, North America, Philosophy, Politics, Russia, South America, World Affairs, che guevara, cuba
February 24, 2009 • 2:33 pm 0
The young lady who introduces us to this excerpt is so upbeat I wonder if the words are passing through the semantic regions of her brain at all.
Filed under: Africa, Crime, Journalism, somalia, toxic waste
December 24, 2008 • 1:36 am 1
The cynic in me says “your Dad wrote that” but her delivery is fiesty, heartfelt and coherent. And… well. She’s right. Isn’t she.
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December 22, 2008 • 11:20 pm 1
“This video contains disturbing images.
This is a disturbing program that was aired in the UK on channel 4 on Nov 12th that looks at the superstition and poverty, coupled with false Christian teaching in Africa, and the subsequent effect upon the lives of innocent young children.
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Please copy thes videos if you can or share the link to thes videos with everyone you know, even your church. Lets end this kind of hate for the children in Nigeria and all over the world. “
Massive fraud perpetrated by Nigerian “Priests”; folklore resulting in hysteria, mental illness, and ultimately infanticide. Hell on earth.
Filed under: Africa, Culture, Health, Humanity, Journalism, Christianity, devil, Nigeria, witches, wizards
June 5, 2008 • 12:43 pm 0
Parts 1-5…
Worth watching if only for the part where Fulford states [concerning Rockefeller]: “he was on my turf. I could have had him brought to me. Tied up with a vibrator up his ass..”
I used to think this guy was full of it but of late I’ve come around to him. He certainly makes me laugh. at least, and seems sincere. This presentation is not without humour. The information within is intriguing.
Filed under: Africa, Asia, Corporations, Crime, Culture, East Asia, Economics, Europe, Financial, Humanity, Journalism, Law, Media, Military, Politics, World Affairs, Benjamin Fulford, illuminati, Japanese Mafia, Masons
February 23, 2008 • 5:19 pm 2
“In the spring of 2003, three young Americans traveled to Africa in search of such as story. What they found was a tragedy that disgusted and inspired them. A story where children are weapons and children are the victims. The “Invisible Children: rough cut” film exposes the effects of a 20 year-long war on the children of Northern Uganda. These children live in fear of abduction by rebel soldiers, and are being forced to fight as a part of violent army. This wonderfully reckless documentary is fast paced, with an MTV beat, and is something truly unique. To see Africa through young eyes is humorous and heart breaking, quick and informative – all in the very same breath. See this film, you will be forever changed.“
Filed under: Africa, Crime, Humanity, Journalism, Media, Military, Politics, child soldiers, Uganda
February 11, 2008 • 9:31 am 0
Parts 1 -5…
“In the continued struggle and exploitation for Africa’s natural resources, western powers like America are turning to the continent for oil. Only this time America has another superpower to worry about – China.“
Filed under: Africa, Corporations, Crime, Economics, Financial, History, Humanity, Journalism, Law, Military, North America, World Affairs, African oil
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