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The Catholic Church's Vatileaks scandal: A guide

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theweek.com
posted on July 27, 2012, at 10:50 AM

A series of embarrassing leaks has exposed conspiracies, corruption, backstabbing, and bitter rivalries within the Catholic Church's hierarchy

Italian cardinals are subversively trying to gain more control in choosing Pope Benedict XVI's successor, according to a series of embarrassing leaks.

Italian cardinals are subversively trying to gain more control in choosing Pope Benedict XVI's successor, according to a series of embarrassing leaks. Photo: Pier Marco Tacca/Getty Images

 

New signs in N. Korea

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KoreaTimes.co.kr
07-29-2012 17:20

Kim Jong-un

It’s official now: North Korea is changing, or at least is trying to change. That is, if the report by the National Intelligence Service submitted to the National Assembly Thursday is any guide. The spy agency’s intelligence capability has often been in doubt, but we hope the NIS is right this time around.

The latest proof Kim Jong-un wants to alter the communist state is the disclosure of his wife, ``Comrade Ri Sol-ju,” as the North’s propaganda machine calls her. It may be too early of course if one associates her to Raisa Gorbachev, but Kim’s desire to appear as a leader seeking more openness, and probably restructuring, seems all too apparent.

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Catholic nun ordered to keep away from MPs after sending envelopes filled with white powder to 'devil worshipper' Nick Clegg

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GFP Note: Our favorite nun is back in the news! See yesterday's post for some background information.

 

DailyMail.co.uk

By Jill Reilly

PUBLISHED: 15:18 EST, 25 July 2012
UPDATED: 15:18 EST, 25 July 2012 


On trial: Sister Ruth Augustus outside Harrow Crown Court today

On trial: Sister Ruth Augustus outside Harrow Crown Court today

A nun has been convicted of sending six envelopes containing white powder to parliamentary figures including Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.

At least three banks seen central to Libor rigging

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reuters.com

By Carrick Mollenkamp and Emily Flitter

Sat Jul 28, 2012 9:46am EDT

(Reuters) - New details from court documents and sources close to the Libor scandal investigation suggest that groups of traders working at three major European banks were heavily involved in rigging global benchmark interest rates.

Some of those traders, including one who used to work at Barclays Plc in New York, still have senior positions on Wall Street trading desks.

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Solving Ancient Mysteries

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GFP Note: There was a lot of interest in the first part of this series, so I have collected all the videos and put them in one place for easy access. Enjoy.
 

Part One
Ancient Knowledge, Consciousness, Sacred Geometry, Cymatics, Illusion of Reality Pt1
(Solving Ancient Mysteries Part 1)

Source: YouTube.com

 


Part Two
Ancient Knowledge, Fibonacci Sequence, Golden Ratio, Phi in Nature, DNA, Fingerprint of God Pt2
(Solving Ancient Mysteries Part 2)

Source: YouTube.com

 

‘Communication starts and prevents wars nowadays’

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rt.com

Published: 25 July, 2012, 19:53

Public misinformation through media becomes easier during war time, warns French information guru Jacques Seguela. You can always simulate a massacre that has not occurred, but communication can also prevent conflicts, he told RT.

­Communication is a weapon in our time when all wars are broadcast live, says Seguela, a renowned French political consultant. Each slogan is a bullet and the line between communication and misinformation is very fluid.

To read the rest of this story and see the video, visit Russia Today.

Could There Be Life on Europa and Why NASA May Want to Hide It

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TopSecretWriters.com
Dennis Dufrene
 

life on europa

In man’s search for extraterrestrial life, there are two locations that scientists tend to focus on: our immediate neighbor, Mars, and Europa, a moon of Jupiter.

Though we are only in the early stages of Martian exploration, scientists have been very quick to shout their findings. It seemed that every foot travelled and every sample taken by the Mars Rover was televised or a press conference was held by NASA.

As for Europa, scientists believe Europa is a strong contender for life; however, NASA seems to be a little reluctant to go there and find out. Leaving many to wonder, if there is life on Europa – why does NASA want to hide it?

Europa was discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei.(1) Exploration of the Jovian moon began in the 1970s with the Pioneer and Voyager missions. These were only fly-by missions, but provided proof that Europa was a watery and icy planet.

World Economies on Life Support

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VeteransToday.com
By Stephen Lendman
Thursday, July 19th, 2012

 

Since crisis economic conditions erupted in fall 2007, resolution has been sorely lacking.

US corporations and America’s super-rich benefitted from over $3 trillion in tax cuts.

To read the rest of this story, visit Veterans Today.

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