Archive for the 'Perception Management' Category
Senator Proposes Free Flu Shots for All Americans
May 2nd, 2009Via: Reuters: A Democratic U.S. senator proposed on Friday setting up a free nationwide voluntary flu vaccination program to fend off future outbreaks of dangerous strains. With the United States on alert for more cases of the new H1N1 swine flu virus, Iowa Senator Tom Harkin said the government should include funding for free vaccines […]
Coral Cross: The World’s First Global Flu Pandemic Alternate Reality Game; But Just Weeks Before The Scheduled Launch, An Extraordinary Coincidence Occurred…
May 2nd, 2009“The flu crisis in now real. And so is Coral Cross.” Via: Alternate Reality Gaming Network: Dystopic literature often turns to the threat of pandemics for inspiration. From Albert Camus’ La Peste to Stephen King’s The Stand, authors create global pandemics in their stories to confront issues raised by a threat to human survival that […]
Flying Pigs, Tamiflu and Factory Farms
May 2nd, 2009Via: Global Research: Flying Pigs, Tamiflu and Factory Farms by F. William Engdahl If we are to believe what our trusted international media report, the world is on the brink of a global pandemic outbreak of a new deadly strain of flu, H1N1 as it has been labelled, or more popularly, Swine Flu. As the […]
End the University as We Know It
May 1st, 2009Via: New York Times: GRADUATE education is the Detroit of higher learning. Most graduate programs in American universities produce a product for which there is no market (candidates for teaching positions that do not exist) and develop skills for which there is diminishing demand (research in subfields within subfields and publication in journals read by […]
U.S. Bank Test Results Delayed as Conclusions Debated
May 1st, 2009Maybe they’re waiting for the Aporkalypse to become an even bigger distraction. Via: Bloomberg: The Federal Reserve will postpone the release of stress tests on the biggest U.S. banks while executives debate preliminary findings with examiners, according to government and industry officials. The results, originally scheduled for publication on May 4, now may not be […]
Texas Doctor Claims Swine Flu Cases Far Worse Than Reported
April 30th, 2009Update: Doctor Taken To Task For H1N1 E-mail Via: KSAT: A New Braunfels emergency doctor’s e-mail sent this week about the H1N1 flu outbreak has many people wondering which information is correct and has Comal County health authorities distancing themselves from the doctor’s message. An e-mail sent by Dr. Marcus Gitterle, an employee of Christus […]
Dr. Russell Blaylock: “Like SARS and bird flu before it, this swine flu scare is a lot of nonsense.”
April 30th, 2009Via: August Review: I was in the military during the first swine flu scare in 1976. At the time it became policy that all soldiers would be vaccinated for swine flu. As a medical officer I refused and almost faced a court martial, but the military didn’t want the bad publicity. Despite the assurance by […]
Obama’s 100 days – The Mad Men Did Well
April 30th, 2009Via: John Pilger: The BBC’s American television soap Mad Men offers a rare glimpse of the power of corporate advertising. The promotion of smoking half a century ago by the “smart” people of Madison Avenue, who knew the truth, led to countless deaths. Advertising and its twin, public relations, became a way of deceiving dreamt […]
Obama On Air Force Activity in Lower Manhattan: “It Was a Mistake”
April 29th, 2009WTF!?
Swine Flu Vaccine Public Service Announcements From 1976
April 28th, 2009“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” —William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun
