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Do you have an issue with an ever-increasing amount of unsolicited calls coming in on your phone line? I do, and apparently so does the FCC which has not only given permission for carriers to implement call-blocking technology, it says telephone companies can – and in fact should – offer consumers robocall-blocking tools. I read …
There are..some big changes on the horizon that may cause things to never be the same again! I’m referring to recent major discoveries of natural gas and oil deposits in Israel and off its coastline. These documented discoveries are turning out to be so huge that many are speculating that not only can Israel guarantee …
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By now, most of you know that National Public Radio (NPR) news analyst Juan Williams, who is also a contributor to Fox News, was abruptly fired by NPR. He was apparently dismissed by the taxpayer-supported radio network because he expressed an “opinion” (which, oddly enough, is precisely the job of a ‘news analyst,’ isn’t it?) on “The O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Network.
In October, 2009, Lord Christopher Monckton, former adviser to Margaret Thatcher, spoke at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN, on the UN Climate Change treaty scheduled to be signed in Copenhagen in December 2009. Fueled by puposefully-skewed media-exacerbated scientific data, President Obama is primed to sign this treaty, which will ultimately lead to the economic …
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Should you be worried about people listening to your private conversations, even when you are NOT ON YOUR CELL PHONE? Please take 5-minutes to watch this very revealing investigative video – it will definitely change the way you think about your cell phone: http://brasherweb.com/now/downloads/cellphone_expose.wmv A study by SMobile Systems of 1,958 smartphones revealed infections by …
According to the University of Washington News http://uwnews.org, a team of researchers ran tests to evaluate the security of three consumer-level robots: the WowWee Rovio, a wireless, buglike rolling robot marketed to adults as a home surveillance tool that can be controlled over the Internet and includes a video camera, microphone and speaker; the Erector …