The most important news for Wednesday, October 21st, 2009.....
972 students at one high school in the Chicago area are sick with flu-like symptoms, and the school is being shut down until Monday at the earliest in an attempt to stop the spread of the flu.
A shocking report in the National Law Journal reveals that employers across the United States are asking their lawyers if they can make it mandatory for their workers to take the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in the middle of a major swine flu vaccine controversy after it was revealed that one swine flu vaccine will be given to German soldiers, policemen, and government officials while another swine flu vaccine will be given to the general population.
The CDC says that half of those hospitalized with the new H1N1 swine flu virus are under the age of 25.
Turkeys on an unidentified farm in Ontario, Canada have been confirmed to have contracted the H1N1 swine flu virus.
It turns out that the pharmaceutical industry is making huge profits from this swine flu pandemic scare.
Commentator Bill Sardi is wondering why health authorities are being so evasive in answering questions about this year's swine flu vaccination campaign.
The Gardasil vaccine is now being recommended for eligible boys between the ages of 9 to 18 in the Vaccines For Children program.
Iran has agreed "in principle" to a process that will put about 80 percent of their existing enriched uranium supplies beyond military use.
Will the Copenhagen Climate Treaty be one huge step towards a global government?
European officials are extremely concerned about the very rapid decline of the dollar.
Is Barack Obama purposely choosing decline for America?
If Barack Obama's father was born in 1936, then how could his father have served in World War II as he has claimed?
Before leaving office, President Bush signed a law which allows the federal government to screen the DNA of all newborn babies born in the U.S. even without the consent of the parents.
A frightened police officer in the U.K. contacted British UFO experts after seeing three aliens examining a freshly made crop circle near Avebury, Wiltshire.
The director of the epic Hollywood disaster movie 2012 is admitting that he is more than a little frightened of what may happen that year.
Lastly, there is one cartoon that all Americans should watch before they sign on to the socialist agenda that Barack Obama is trying to push.
The most important news for Tuesday, October 20th, 2009.....
Florida health officials are actually drawing up guidelines that recommend barring patients with incurable cancer, multiple sclerosis and other conditions from being admitted to hospitals if the state is overwhelmed by a swine flu crisis.
On Tuesday, March 11th, 2008, somebody made one of the craziest bets Wall Street has ever seen. They spent 1.7 million dollars on a series of options, betting that shares in investment bank Bear Stearns would lose more than half their value in nine days or less. No investment bank in history ever had that happen. It was an absolutely insane thing to do. But it happened, and the person who made that trade made about 270 million dollars from the fall of Bear Stearns. Do you think that is a coincidence?
The White House is calling on other news organizations to isolate and alienate Fox News. So much for freedom of the press?
The U.S. is sponsoring a plan at the United Nations that would actually restrict free speech.
Does the CIA have a plan to monitor the Internet for anti-government sentiment?
A prominent atheist organization will be plastering the slogan "A million New Yorkers are good without God" in a dozen subway stations in New York City beginning next week.
A New York Times environmental reporter is suggesting that we should give carbon credits to couples that limit themselves to having one child.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is running around the country promoting how "wonderful" genetically modified food is and how horrible the "overpopulation problem" is.
Is Citibank closing credit card accounts without warning?
A stunning new UFO photograph is making big news in Indonesia.
The Army Experience Center, a 14,500-square-foot "virtual educational facility" in the Franklin Mills Mall in a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is teaching young kids how much fun it is to kill people.
The U.S. Navy has a new slogan: "America’s Navy: A global force for good".
Barack Obama is appointing a lesbian activist lawyer to the Equal Employment Opportunity Council.
It turns out that high-fructose corn syrup produces a toxic chemical known as hydroxymethylfurfural when it is heated.
Global warming? Days of heavy snow have brought chaos, death and an early start to the skiing season in parts of Europe.
According to a new UCLA study, the Internet is altering our brains.
There have been a series of small earthquakes in the area of the New Madrid fault. Someday when the "big one" hits that fault it will change the United States forever.
What is happening to America? Barack Obama recently lit the ceremonial White House Diwali lamp with dozens of Asian, Indian and Hindu Americans in attendance.
Barack Obama’s "safe schools czar" says that we should teach respect for homosexuality in kindergarten.
In a very disturbing story, virgin girls from the U.K. as young as 12 years old are being sold to mega-rich Arabs for sex at up to £50,000 per encounter.
Lastly, a new U.N. report recommends that counterterrorism operations be more sensitive to gender issues.
What do you think about today's news? Feel free to leave a comment.....
The most important news for Monday, October 19th, 2009.....
A New York state Supreme Court judge has granted a temporary restraining order against a requirement that all health care workers in the state get H1N1 swine flu vaccinations.
About three-quarters of Chandler, Arizona firefighters eligible to receive doses from an early batch of the H1N1 swine flu vaccine have refused it.
Polls in Germany indicate that only about one-third of the population is interested in getting the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.
Health authorities are warning that some young adults, especially young women, are falling seriously ill after catching the H1N1 swine flu at an unexpectedly rapid pace and are showing up in intensive care units and dying in unusually high numbers.
Sadly, it appears that Czech president Vaclav Klaus has caved on the Lisbon Treaty.
Vladimir Putin’s political party, United Russia, is increasingly examining how it can emulate the success of the Chinese Communist Party. Considering the fact that Putin is ex-KGB this is not too surprising.
An election fraud inquiry in Afghanistan has slashed Hamid Karzai's vote total to 48% of the vote, setting the stage for a runoff election.
A significant group of Latin American nations is scheduled on Friday to approve measures that would replace U.S. dollars with a new virtual currency for regional commerce.
Nearly 100 U.S. banks have failed so far this year, and some financial experts are warning that we could be no more than 10% of the way through this cycle of bank collapses.
Almost 51 million square feet of office space is vacant in southern California.
Victims of foreclosure in the U.S. are sleeping in their cars and are increasingly turning to homeless shelters.
In a scene that spoke volumes about the despair in Detroit, about 50,000 desperate people showed up to pick up 5,000 applications for a federal program that pays anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars to low-income residents to help pay rent and utilities.
One county in Alabama is facing what one local politician is calling "financial Armageddon".
Ten decapitated and dismembered bodies have been discovered in the back of an abandoned van in southern Mexico. Doesn't a Mexican vacation sound really good about now?
Reportedly "sex with prison employees for drugs" has been going on for a long time at one Kansas prison.
Lastly, does what happens on Facebook stay on Facebook?
The most important news for Sunday, October 18th, 2009.....
The U.S. government closed its 2009 fiscal year with a record budget deficit of 1.417 trillion dollars, which was 962 billion dollars higher than the previous year.
Why is the U.S. military paying $400 for each gallon of gasoline in Afghanistan?
With the economy in the toilet and millions out of work, Americans are flocking to join the U.S. military.
Seven high-ranking Iranian officers, including at least two generals, were among the 31 people who died in a suicide bombing attack on their meeting in the Sistan-Baluchi provincial town of Pisheen early on Sunday. Some Iranian officials are blaming Barack Obama for the attack.
Is the Taliban ready to cut a deal with Barack Obama?
Hurricane Rick has grown into a category 5 storm, with winds reaching speeds of up to 260 miles per hour.
Energy and environment ministers from the world's major economies are met in London on Sunday to try to accelerate negotiations over an international treaty on climate change.
A former science adviser to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says that the real purpose of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen on December 7-18 is to use global warming as a pretext to lay the foundation for a one world government.
Russia and Iran are officially discussing the idea of dumping the dollar for international trade.
New studies are revealing that H1N1 swine flu does "unusual" damage to the lungs.
Gardasil, a vaccine used to prevent cervical cancer in women, has won U.S. regulatory approval for preventing genital warts in boys.
Members of the European parliament are calling for school pupils to be forced to take European Union lessons in order to counter "lies" about Brussels.
Here is something for all of us to think about: "Ten questions about flu vaccines that doctors and health authorities refuse to answer".
Members of the German government will be receiving a special swine flu vaccine that is substantially different than the vaccine that the rest of the German population will receive.
Some physicists are actually asking this question: Is The Large Hadron Collider Being Sabotaged from the Future?
The mayor of Moscow, Russia is promising residents a "snow free" winter. How will he accomplish this? He plans to hire the Russian Air Force to spray a fine chemical mist over the clouds before they reach the capital, forcing them to dump their snow outside the city.
Now that the genie has been let out of the bottle, is it too late to close the door on genetically modified crops?
A movie entitled "Antichrist", coming out October 23rd, is being called "the most horrific movie ever seen".
Has Barack Obama just made it easier for China to purchase advanced missile technology from the United States?
China's second-ranking military officer will travel to Washington later this month and U.S. military officials are promising to "show him a great deal of how our military operates in this country".
A team of scientists funded by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) have implanted miniature neural and muscle stimulation systems into beetles to enable their flight to be remotely controlled. Is it really such a good idea to create cyborg beetles?
DARPA is also working on developing a line of shape-shifting robots.
Are the Chinese mocking the U.S. by building a massive shopping center in the shape of the Pentagon?
The N.Y. Times is asking this question: "Is the Central Intelligence Agency covering up some dark secret about the assassination of John F. Kennedy?" Better late than never, eh?
A super high speed global Internet devoted solely to science and education has just expanded to include half the countries of the world.
The severe drought is killing Kenya's majestic elephants.
Lastly, at one high school in Chicago, 115 girls are either pregnant or have already had children. What in the world is happening to America?
