Some quick scatterings of news

Thanks to the holiday weekend and an incredibly inhibiting amount of work to do at, well, work, I haven't been able to keep up on things as much as I would like as of late. Saddly, that means that, until my workload dies down a bit again, I probably won't be able to be -as- active on here, either.


Nevertheless, I did come across a few things recently that I thought would be worth bringing up. In no particular order:

1. Newest domestic terrorists: Sidewalk Chalk Users!

2. CDC admits flu vaccines don't work (which is why you need a new one every year)

3. Greenpeace warns of radioactive sea life off Japan

4.Antibiotics In Animal Feed Encourage Emergence Of Superbugs - FDA Sued By Health And Consumer Organizations

5. Oregon Senator Reveals Secret Government Surveillance Grid 

6. Stubborn Jobless Claims Still Keep On Climbing Higher 

7. Human Guinea Pigs: Medical Experimentation against your will

And, of course, what update would be complete without some Police State / Homeland Security news?

1. Big sis will now start reading your mind, to determine if you are "intending" to commit an act of terrorism!

Paul Joseph Watson Commentary

2. New Mexico Supreme Court Lets Cops Grab Guns During Stops
Supreme Court allows police to take all firearms from law-abiding motorists during traffic stops.

3. Seattle must stop releasing names of officers involved in misconduct 

An arbitrator has ruled the department cannot make officer's names public. 

4. Police brutality is killing us, says ACLU of Colorado

5. The Governments War on Cameras: