THE MOST IMPORTANT NEWS

The most important news for Monday, February 8th, 2010....

Sarah Palin says that she "would be willing" to run for president in 2012, but that no formal decision has been made.

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday that he believes that the obliteration of Israel "is certain".

Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has ordered his country's nuclear agency to begin the production of higher enriched uranium.

An Iranian air force commander said on Monday that Iran will soon unveil a domestically-made air defense system with at least the same capability as Russia's S-300 anti-aircraft hardware.

Iran has begun producing advanced unmanned drones capable of carrying out assaults "with high precision".

In addition, Iran officially started production of two new missiles on Saturday.

There are even rumors that Iran is developing intercontinental ballistic missiles that can carry nuclear warheads.

According to one new report, Egyptian maritime sources say the Israeli navy has deployed two missile ships to the Persian Gulf.

One Syrian government official says that Syria is ready for peace or war.

Remember this one - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has approved his country’s new "first strike" military doctrine which allows preventive nuclear strikes against potential aggressors.

Uh Oh - More than half of Chinese people questioned in one new poll believe that China and America are heading for a new cold war.

15 months ago, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote that the Washington D.C. area rarely gets snow anymore because of global warming.

The government of India has established its own body to monitor the effects of global warming because it says that it "cannot rely" on the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The economic crisis in Greece threatens to throw the globe into financial turmoil unless something is done right away.

Social Security's annual surplus nearly evaporated in 2009 for the first time in 25 years and it looks like there are huge financial problems ahead for the Social Security program.

The debt problems of the United States government continue to get worse.

Churches throughout the United States are being urged to prepare for another lean year as Americans continue to grip their wallets.

More than one out of every 10 Americans is now on food stamps.

Some good news - the U.S. government has announced that it is abandoning the National Animal Identification System - at least for now.

It has now come out that the U.S. State Department wanted to keep underwear bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab out of the U.S., but that intelligence agencies insisted that Abdulmutallab be let into the country.

Arapahoe County will become the first law enforcement agency in that state of Colorado to begin identifying criminals, missing children and seniors using biometric analysis of the human iris.

5 former spy chiefs, 4 police state hacks, and a former Goldman Sachs executive stand to make a ton of money when the U.S. government orders more of their intrusive full body scanners for airports across the United States.

The FBI is pressing Internet service providers to record which Web sites customers visit and to retain those logs for two years.

One high school student in New York was recently arrested for doodling on her desk.

A U.S. soldier recently waterboarded his four-year-old daughter because she was unable to recite her alphabet.

The Pentagon's advanced research division has set aside 6 million dollars from its next budget for research on the creation of "synthetic organisms" whose DNA can be altered to make them live forever.

There is an epidemic of rapes and sexual assaults among survivors of the earthquake in Haiti.

Is a deadlier "third wave" of the H1N1 swine flu about to hit the United States?

An underwater volcanic eruption was detected on Wednesday morning close to Minami-Iwoto island in the Pacific Ocean and there is speculation that the eruption could form a permanent island.

Is a lot of the stuff that you buy being made by slave labor in the third world?

One new survey has revealed that less than 18 percent of Americans say that church is the friendliest place in town.

Lastly, the "Green Police" ad that Audi ran during the Super Bowl is actually what our society is going to become if we are not careful.

The most important news for Friday, February 5th, 2010....

An absolutely massive winter storm could dump up to 2 feet of snow on the Washington D.C. area today and tomorrow.

Romania has announced that it has agreed to host the new U.S. anti-missile defense shield envisioned by the Obama administration.

The Iranian ambassador in Moscow said on Thursday that Russia has assured Iran that it still intends to deliver long-range air-defense missiles.

On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a record $1.9 trillion increase in the cap on how much the U.S. government can borrow.

One new poll reveals that 86 percent of Americans are worried or angry about the growing U.S. budget deficit.

The charts don't lie either - the truth is that America is headed for another huge housing crisis.

The Euro has plunged to an 8 month low based on fears of potential debt defaults in the Eurozone.

Before you get on the phone with your credit card company again, you might want to watch this video first.

Has the Tea Party movement been subverted and forced to submit to the Republican agenda?

The more people dig into Barack Obama's past, the more disturbing things they are able to find.

The first national conference for America’s Tea Party movement has been hit by allegations of profiteering and hijacking of the cause.

The death toll for the earthquake in Haiti has swelled to 200,000.

Prince Charles is openly claiming that all global warming skeptics are liars.

Northern California was rocked by a magnitude-6.0 earthquake on Thursday, but officials said there were no immediate reports of major injury or damage.

The city of Phoenix, Arizona has decided to place an extra 2 percent tax on food.

Could their new deal with the NSA end up killing Google's reputation?

What would a "cyber attack" by terrorists mean to you?  If you have not considered that question, then you should check out this article.

Violence by latin American gangs primarily made up of illegal aliens is now at epidemic levels in many areas of the United States.

U.S. Representative Ron Paul is very concerned about the implications of the new U.S. approach to developments in Yemen.

Pressure from Islamist groups has forced the closure of two churches on Indonesia’s Java island.

Turkish police have recovered the body of a 16-year-old girl that was apparently buried alive by relatives in an "honor" killing carried out as punishment for talking to boys.

Even in China they are warning that genetically modified rice may potentially cause serious public health and environmental problems.

Former U.S. presidential candidate is very concerned about what the U.S. military is turning into.

It has been announced that the Pentagon for the first time will require military bases worldwide to offer emergency contraception or the so-called morning-after pill.

A poor university student in New Zealand who offered her virginity on an auction site has accepted an offer worth tens of thousands of dollars to sleep with a stranger.

A thousand-year-old temple complex (including a tomb with human sacrifice victims) has been found under the windswept dunes of northwestern Peru, archaeologists say.

Barack Obama used the "National Prayer Breakfast" to promote his "gay" and "green" agendas.

Lastly, Hasbro and Toys-R-Us are marketing a new pink Ouija board for girls ages eight and up.

The most important news for Thursday, February 4th, 2010....

Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Moshe Yaalon is warning that Israel might soon have to use force to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

On Wednesday, Syrian President Bashar Assad accused Israel of "pushing the region towards war".

There is a report that Egyptian military sources have put out information outlining Israel's plans for a military strike on Iran.

A large shipment of North Korean weapons recently seized in Thailand was bound for an airport in Iran.

Is "Housing Crash Part 2" on the way?  A massive second wave of mortgages is scheduled to reset starting in 2010.

With no help in sight, more American homeowners than ever are walking away from their homes.

Is Social Security going to be the next federal program in need of a bailout?

One economic analyst believes that the bankruptcy of the United States is now certain.

U.S. Representative Ron Paul is warning that the U.S. dollar is on the verge of collapse.

With the U.S. economy on a downward spiral, why does China keep lending so much money to us?  This short video explains it quite well.

Demand for rare-earth metals is increasing "exponentially", but there are very few places to get these metals outside of China.

Internet security experts say that inside China there are legions of hackers that steal credit card numbers, commit corporate espionage and even wage online warfare on other nations.

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair acknowledged on Wednesday that government agencies may kill U.S. citizens who are involved in terrorist activities if they are "taking action that threatens Americans".

Scientists are warning that farming soil in the U.K. could be entirely depleted within the next 60 years.

The North Korean dictatorship is struggling to contain increasing civil unrest and runaway inflation caused by a drastic revaluation of its currency.

If the H1N1 swine flu vaccine is supposed to be so safe, then why do people keep getting hurt by it?

Is the U.S. military going way too far in attempting to create "super soldiers"?

Scientists in Melbourne, Australia are developing a procedure for transplanting genetically modified pig organs into humans.

The Ford Foundation has announced that Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, will join its board of trustees.

The Archbishop of York is warning that Christianity in the U.K. is being wiped out from public life in the name of equality.

Britain's armed forces may soon be used on a regular basis on the streets of Britain in an effort to control the threat of terrorism.

Google has enlisted the NSA to help it fight off cyberattacks.

According to one new study, there is a strong link between heavy Internet use and depression.

OOPS - At least 65,000 U.S. flights over the past six years should not have taken off because of poor aircraft maintenance.

A meteorite traveling with the force of a small nuclear weapon blazed across the sky in Ireland on Wednesday and crashed inland.

The economic crisis in Colorado Springs is getting so bad that many basic city services are about to be cut off.

A new study shows that children taught abstinence are more likely to delay having sex than those given lessons about contraception.

Lastly, a U.S. Tax Court has ruled that a Massachusetts woman should be allowed to deduct the costs of her sex-change operation.

The most important news for Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010....

The CIA is telling Congress that "homegrown extremists" working for al-Qaeda will strike America in the next three to six months.

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Joint Chiefs Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen told Congress on Tuesday that overturning the ban on gays in the military is the "right thing" to do.

The Virginia State Senate has passed a bill which says that no resident of Virginia shall be required to obtain or maintain a policy of individual health insurance coverage.

According to one new poll, 63 percent of Republicans now believe that Barack Obama is a socialist.

The Obama administration has announced that the government will grow to 2.15 million employees this year.

Unemployment rose in 82 percent of U.S. metro areas in the month of December.

It turns out that instead of $700 billion, it was actually $23.7 trillion that the Federal Reserve gave banks access to during the financial crisis.

Those in charge of the TARP program are warning that it may have created an even bigger financial crisis to come.

Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson is saying that the U.S. economy came "very close" to collapsing into a second Great Depression during his tenure.

Speaking of bailed out companies, AIG will distribute about $100 million in bonuses to its employees on Wednesday.

CBS News is reporting that the housing crisis in America will get uglier in 2010.

It is estimated that by June about 5.1 million American homeowners will own a home valued below 75 percent of what is owed.

As the amount of currency in circulation all over the world has continued to go up, the buying power of that currency has continued to go down.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that Iran's leaders are "sowing the seeds of their own destruction".

Syria's foreign minister is warning Israel that a future war between the two countries would be a "comprehensive" clash that would "come to your cities".

According to one Iraqi minister, Iraq's Ministry for Human Rights will file a lawsuit against the United States and the United Kingdom over their use of depleted uranium munitions in Iraq.

On Sunday, Afghanistan's president said that his nation is sitting on mineral and petroleum reserves worth an estimated one trillion dollars.

U.S. relations with China are taking a big turn for the worse.

In a hearing the other day, U.K. ID card minister Meg Hillier confirmed that once you're on the National Identity Register, nothing will remove you - not even death.

A new study says that hunger in America has jumped a whopping 46 percent.

One columnist is asking this question: Why Are Americans Passive as Millions Lose Their Homes, Jobs, Families and the American Dream?

DARPA's new budget calls for "super soldiers" with "edited DNA" and implantable microchips.

According to the U.S. Army's Future Soldier Initiative, the soldiers of the future might boost their brains with drugs and prosthetics, augment their strength with mechanical exoskeletons, and have artificially intelligent "digital buddies" at their beck and call.

Verichip is now calling itself "PositiveID" - but they are still pursuing their agenda of developing implantable microchips for humans.

Now Time Magazine is even pushing for a draconian Internet licensing plan.

One team of U.S. researchers hopes to have a pill ready in two to three years that will help people live to 100 years of age free from debilitating health problems.

One liberal activist is declaring that granting citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants would be good because it would expand the "progressive" electorate and help ensure a "progressive" governing coalition for the long term.

One new study shows that abstinence education is more effective in reducing sexual activity among youths than other programs.

Lastly, one Christian father in Illinois is facing jail for taking his daughter to church.