Drugging our Children

Must see documentary!

Ritalin is a performance enhancing drug when properly used. When improperly used it is drugging children into compliance. Wow. You will never look at this drug the same way again after watching this video.

Money as Debt

Confessions of a Drug Pusher

What do we do with nuclear waste?

Diane D'Riggo, Radioactive Waste Project Director for the Washington, D.C. based Nuclear Information Resource service http://www.nirs.org/



"The dispersal of radio active waste into landfills and consumer products." Give it a few years and everyone will have the raw materials for dirty bombs.

Selling poisin for a Profit

I remember seeing a documentary where a person living in a shanty town placed so much importance in getting a soft drink. The soft drink represented wealth and all its benefits. Now I find out that soft drinks are poisonous and that the soft drink makers have known about this for 15 years.

What if we had the power to shape your opinion?

What if we could make you think war was a good idea?



You may be a rational human being, but, some people know how your brain works far better than you do. With the right technology, you are but a canvas for them to project their ideas onto.

TURN OFF THE TV!

Cell Phones; The perfect self financing surveillance system

'War by Way of Deception' Teaser

'Dear Disintormed,

Look the "illuminati" didn't create the Niger forgeries (which were used to accuse Iraq of buying nuclear materials). Michael Ledeen did. The new world order didn't oust Plame (the CIA agent).
Lewis Libby did. It you don't Know how to handle real facts and people with real names and faces. Then go play with your cult.'

This is a quote from the movie that I found interesting.




For those of you that want to climb into the rabbit hole and see how far Alice goes follow this Wink.

http://www.rys2sense.com/anti-neocons/viewtopic.php?p=80922#80922

A cure for all that distresses you!

How the Media Hoodwinked us

Good documentary from a self described media critic discussing the media portrayal of the War in Iraq.

How are our children educated?

Jaw dropping lecture on how the Education system has been transformed.

Those that are aware of 911 Truth and peak oil are frustrated by the level of denial that people exhibit. Ever wonder why people are like this? Cognitive dissidence is one possible explaination; where the pain of dealing with the truth is so bad that people will choose to believe in lies and live in denial.

Education plans that have been designed to reinforce compliance with group thought might be another reason.

Take a look at this video, it's well worth the time.

Tell us what you really think about network news.

Don't hold back, just give it to us straight.

Chevron Using Unethical Tactics In Rainforest Trial

When one of our corporations behaves badly it really affects us all.

Chevron Using Unethical Tactics to Avoid Judgment In $10 Billion Rainforest Trial, Coalition to Defend the Amazon Says

Series of Legal Setbacks In Ecuador Haunt Oil Giant; Charges of Fabricating Scientific Evidence

QUITO, Ecuador, Aug. 28 /PRNewswire/

-- Coalition to Defend the Amazon issued the following statement: Amazon leaders are accusing Chevron of fabricating evidence and engaging in a "campaign of intimidation" in Ecuador to derail a class action rainforest pollution trial as it nears completion, said a spokesman for the Coalition to Defend the Amazon, the non-profit group bringing the case.

Plaintiffs maintain a final judgment in the case - considered one of the largest environmental litigations in history -- could surpass $10 billion. Three indigenous groups report they are near extinction in areas of the rainforest where Chevron operated.

The evidentiary portion of the trial is expected to end in months, with
a decision in 2008.

"As judgment day nears, Chevron has resorted to these unethical tactics because it knows the weight of the evidence is stacked against it," said Pablo Fajardo, the Ecuadorian lawyer for the 30,000 plaintiffs and a spokesman for the Coalition.


Chevron is accused of intentionally dumping 18 billion gallons of toxic waste into the Amazon rainforest during the 28 years (1964 to 1992) it operated an oil concession in Ecuador, or 30 times more pure crude that was spilled in Exxon Valdez disaster.

Among Chevron's growing legal problems over Ecuador, according to Fajardo:

-- Soil and water sampling at Chevron's former production sites in Ecuador show levels of Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPHs) and other toxic chemicals at thousands of times higher than maximum amounts tolerated in the U.S. - yet Chevron misleads its shareholders, claiming the results pose no risk to human health. For an analysis of Chevron's fraudulent science, see materials at http://www.texacotoxico.com or http://www.chevrontoxico.com.

-- Chevron recently was dealt a setback by U.S. federal judge Leonard Sand, who ruled the company had no right to force Ecuador's government into arbitration to determine who should pay for the damages.

-- In Ecuador, Judge German Yanez recently denied Chevron motions to delay the trial. Instead, Yanez imposed a strict 120-day deadline for the damages assessment to be completed.

-- The trial judge also ordered police tape to be put around contaminated well sites to prevent Chevron lawyers and technical personnel from interfering with the scientific work of the court-appointed expert. A roving band of roughly 25 Chevron lawyers and technical personnel had been "stalking" the expert, said Fajardo.

-- Chevron is fabricating evidence in two ways. First, its scientists lift soil samples away from a contaminated production site (such as the top of a nearby hill) and then claim they came from the site itself. Second, Chevron refuses to test for certain toxins and then uses their purported "absence" to claim there is no danger.

"Chevron's trial strategy is to use junk science for public relations purposes," said Steven Donziger, an America legal advisor to the plaintiffs. "It is the same type of fake science that denies global warming. Eventually, that approach catches up with you."

If you have read this far you might as well DO SOMETHING about it. Here are the members of the Public Policy Committee:

Sam Nunn, Chairman
Robert J. Eaton
Sam Ginn
Donald B. Rice
Ronald D. Sugar
Rhonda I. Zygocki, Secretary

Chevron's Business Conduct and Ethics leads me to believe that the members of the public policy Committee would be interested in hearing your opinion on this matter.

Here is some contact information:

Office of the Corporate Secretary
Chevron Corporation
6001 Bollinger Canyon Road
San Ramon, CA 94583
Telephone
+1-925-842-1000

Chevron Europe - London
2 Portman Street
London
W1H 0AN
England
Telephone
+44 (0)20 7487 8100
Fax
+44 (0)20 7487 8905

Chevron Europe - Aberdeen
Seafield House
Hill of Rubislaw
Aberdeen AB15 6XL
Scotland
Telephone
+44 (0)1224 334000
Fax
+44 (0)1224 717455