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Rehnquist’s Hallucinations About the CIA?

January 4th, 2007

I’ll wait for Jeff’s comments on this one. Via: CNN: The FBI’s file on former Chief Justice William Rehnquist — made public more than a year after his death — offers insight into hallucinations and other symptoms of withdrawal that Rehnquist suffered when he was taken off a prescription painkiller in 1981. A doctor was […]

666 the Mark of the Housing Bubble

January 3rd, 2007

Without discernment, being awash in information can be just as confusing as having no information at all. Cryptogon readers want—and sometimes pay me cold, hard cash for—news and analysis they can trust and use. Less is more when it comes to these here internets. So, while I’m always aware of stories like this and this, […]

Lawyer Who Questioned Bush Regime on Treason Falls to His Death

December 29th, 2006

Why assassinate an activist lawyer, who also happened to be a dedicated husband and father, on Christmas Eve? It might be that the intended PSYOP effect would be to get other people, who oppose the criminal regime, to think, “I don’t want my wife to be made a widow, and my children left without a […]

Selective Service: This Is Only a Test

December 22nd, 2006

With Bush and the enemy collaborator Democrats wanting a larger military… Also, I like how the technocrat refers to his organization as “our machine.” Nice. Via: CNN: The Selective Service System is planning a comprehensive test of the military draft machinery, which hasn’t been run since 1998. The agency is not gearing up for a […]

Senator Hospitalized with Stroke-Like Symptoms

December 14th, 2006

For people who are still looking to get upset about meaningless Left/Right politics, here’s a pretty good one. This will have even the kooks at DailyKos wrapping their heads in tinfoil. Via: CNN: He is the senior senator from South Dakota and serves on numerous committees, including appropriations, budget, banking, energy and natural resources, and […]

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