Young Tory MPs blame 'lazy' baby boomers for Britain's economic decline

The Telegraph
By Rosa Prince, Online Political Editor
4:16PM BST 17 Aug 2012

A group of rising young Conservative MPs claims that 'idle' British workers are damaging the economy by failing to compete with 'grafting' Asian countries.

Kwami Kwarteng is among a group of Conservative MPs who say British workers are lazy Photo: Reuters

The five, who are all 40 or younger and entered Parliament at the last election, are publishing a new book in which they say that "lazy" Brits prefer a lie-in to hard work.

Due to be published on the eve of the Conservative Party election, the book, called Britannia Unchained – Global Growth and Prosperity, also criticises the "baby boomer" generation for seeking to raise taxes for young workers to pay for their lavish pension pots.

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Benefits of Beet Juice Exceed Expectations

Natural News
January 07, 2010 by: Kim Evans

(NaturalNews) The health benefits of beet juice aren`t well known, but they are profound. Beet juice is best known as a blood purifier and blood builder that helps in the creation of red blood cells. Russian longevity researcher, Mikhail Tombak, Ph.D., tells us that beet juice improves blood structure and cures diseases of the circulatory system, large intestine, and digestive system. Tombak also shares that beet juice dissolves stones in the liver, kidneys and bladder. Not bad for a common item found in most grocery stores.

Researchers have found that a glass of beet juice each day beats high blood pressure - and according to the American Heart Association, one in three adults has high blood pressure. In the 1950`s, Dr. Ferenczi of Hungary had his cancer patients drink a quart of beet juice each day, which was effectively breaking down and eliminating tumors. Beets have been found to increase the body`s production of glutathione, which helps the body detoxify cancer-causing poisons.

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The Scum, Once Again, Rises to the Top – Update from Rev. Kevin Annett

2012 The Big Picture
Posted on August 20, 2012 by ITCCS
by Kevin D. Annett

Gary Paterson

The angry clergyman stormed out of his United Church to confront me and the aboriginal man who were leafletting his parishioners.

“Fucking assholes!” he screamed at us. “Why don’t you get a life?”

“This is about our children who died in your residential schools …” the native man replied politely, offering a leaflet to the minister, who grabbed it, crumpled it up and smirked at the Indian. Then he turned his back on us and began saying loudly to his flock,

“Ignore them, people! They’re just the looney tunes!”

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New Crop Circle - Woodborough Hill

Woodborough Hill (2), Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire.
Reported 20th August.

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Produce Stickers Decoded: How to Tell if Your Produce is Genetically Modified

The Healers Journal
August 20, 2012

HJ: As of this writing, the method described in this article is the only way to know if your produce is Genetically Modified. If prop 37 passes in California, we could see a chain reaction of similar legislation across the country. However, for the time being, learning how to identify numeric codes that denote GM produce is the only way to tell if your produce has been tainted. Thankfully, it is quite simple. – Truth

Here’s What The Sticker On Your Produce Really Means

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The new robber barons: how taxpayers subsidise CEOs' multimillion salaries

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Blacklisted News ~ Judge Orders CIA To Turn over More Documents About Drug Kingpin Pablo Escobar

20 August 2012

Thank You to Lucas

Although it might seem obvious, when searching for records related to Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, the Central Intelligence Agency must actually search for the name “Pablo Escobar,” and must search everywhere they might reasonably be found, according to a federal judge in Washington, DC. Escobar (Dec. 1, 1949–Dec. 2, 1993) founded the Medellín drug cartel, which in the 1980s controlled 80% of the global cocaine market, shipping 15 tons a day, worth more than $500 million, to eager consumers in the U.S. In 1989, Escobar made Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s richest people, with a net worth estimated at $3 billion.