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The Angus-Reid poll organization reports that a large percentage of the US population thinks that the government is NOT telling the truth about what happened on 911, as Jim Marrs reveals in his dynamic new book The Terror Conspiracy. 53% think the government is hiding something and 28% believe the government is lying.

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There’s a devastating new report about the Iraq war?not in the mainstream media or in a political book, but in the British medical journal The Lancet. It says that over 650,000 people have died in the last 3 years in Iraq as a result of the war?that’s about almost 3% of the population and is more than 20 times higher than President George Bush claimed a little over a year ago. Previous official government estimates have placed casualties at a much lower level of between 50 and 125,000.read more

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UPDATE from Loren Coleman – In Anne’s new diary she writes, “A year ago I wrote a diary that has comforted many bereaved people, called My Adventures With the Green Man. Since it has now been exactly TWO years since an aneurysm suddenly burst inside my brain, almost killing me, I thought it was time to write an update.

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NASA says that the weather here on Earth has a surprising connection to space weather in the ionosphere, which is the electrically-charged upper atmosphere. As if emissions from greenhouse gases here on earth weren?t bad enough, satellites have discovered that Researchers discovered that tides of air generated by thunderstorm activity over South America, Africa and Southeast Asia is changing the structure of the ionosphere. Turbulence in the ionosphere can disrupt GPS positioning devices, as well as radio and cell phone signals.
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