Left Hook - 8/31/13, Dean Henderson

While Americans line up at the gas pump for their annual Labor Day fleecing, Exxon Mobil reported 2012 earnings of $44.9 billion.  That’s $300 million shy of the all-time record for corporate profits.  That record belongs to – you guessed it – Exxon Mobil.  So much for Labor Day.  Global monopoly capital, now pushing for war in Syria, is firmly in the driver’s seat.

(Excerpted from Chapter 7: The Four Horsemen: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)

In 1975 British writer Anthony Sampson penned The Seven Sisters, bestowing a collective name on a shadowy oil cartel, which throughout its history has sought to eliminate competitors and control the world’s oil resource.  Sampson’s “Seven Sisters” name came from independent Italian oil man Enrico Mattei.

Speigel Online International - 8/31/13, SPIEGEL/kla

Arab news broadcaster Al Jazeera was spied on by the National Security Agency, according to documents seen by SPIEGEL. The US intelligence agency hacked into protected communication, a feat that was considered a particular success.

The United States intelligence agency was so interested, in fact, that it hacked into Al Jazeera's internal communications system, according to documents from former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden that have been seen by SPIEGEL.

Source: Stillness in the Storm - 8/30/13
 

CLN: Is There Scientific Evidence for Spirituality?
Dean Radin (IONS) with Lilou Mace

In this fascinating video, Dean Radin of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) shares some of the scientific evidence for spirituality with Lilou Mace.