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Rated • 3 reviews • relationships, news, society • newsweek.com
One woman living and loving two men in the same house for 10 years? It's called polyamory. Whether or not you've heard of it, this Newsweek article will open your eyes.
Rated • 1 review • health • fair.org
Blatant media censorship of the health care debate. Obama's doctor removed from TV debate after he says he plans to ask about single-payer health care. Let's change this!
Rated • 3 reviews • health, must read, swine flu, consumer info, news • examiner.com
The CDC recommends Tamiflu for prevention and treatment of swine flu, as they did with the avian flu several years ago. Yet at the height of the avian flu scare, European researchers conducted a review of 51 randomized controlled trials showing Tamiflu was useless against the avian flu and many other flus. Contrary to the CDC, their recommendation was not to use Tamiflu. What about now? And what about the $5 million made by Donald Rumsfeld directly as a result of Tamiflu during the avian flu scare?
Rated • 1 review • environment, news, science, media, energy • examiner.com
A popular, highly revealing Internet video clip on the resurgence of cold fusion has been removed by CBS just days after it was posted. Evidence of media censorship is quite apparent. The fascinating 12-minute clip on succesful table-top nuclear fusion - the fourth most popular video on CBS - has been removed.
Rated • 1 review • politics, banking • examiner.com
A CNN article is titled "Chrysler rejects new loan over exec pay limits." The major bank executives are almost certainly doing the same thing as Chrysler, yet the media has barely mentioned it. Once desperate for government bailout money, now the bankers are clamoring to give it back because the conditions are too restrictive. Yet who is really behind it all?
Rated • 1 review • politics, science, news, technology • examiner.com
Cold fusion comeback: Could this new energy source transform our world? CBS 60 Minutes reports. Cold fusion is making a big comeback after being thoroughly debunked 20 years ago. After conducting experiments on this intriguing phenomenon, the Pentagon has concluded that there is "no doubt that anomalous excess heat is produced in these experiments."
Rated • 1 review • history, news, politics, bizarre • examiner.com
Astonishing declassified CIA documents reveal a systematic program to exert mental control for the purpose of "discrediting individuals, eliciting information, implanting suggestion and other forms of mental control." Looking for secret methods to promote American interests, the CIA moved into murky territory acknowledged even by those involved to be highly questionable from an ethical point of view.
Rated • 1 review • crime, politics, media, news • examiner.com
The NSA intercepted email messages and wiretapped phone calls of U.S. citizens in recent months in ways that broke laws on limits set by Congress last year, according to government officials in a recent New York Times report. The officials further commented that the wiretap problems were pervasive and required action.
Rated • 2 reviews • celebrities, inspiration • examiner.com
The hottest new Internet sensation! Meet Susan Boyle - the extraordinary ordinary woman. Ordinary Susan Boyle lives alone with her cat Pebbles in one of Scotland's poorest regions. Yet almost overnight she has transformed into the hottest new Internet sensation with her stunning performance on the U.K.'s top entertainment show Britain's Got Talent.
