Jeff Greer
US News & World Report
December 01, 2009

Among other things, the Watergate scandal of the 1970s gave us a great naming convention for future scandals. Take “Climategate” at Penn State. That’s what people are calling the controversy surrounding leaked E-mails among climate change researchers that climate change opponents say expose the researchers’ falsification of data. One Penn State professor is involved in the scandal.

The Penn State administration plans to investigate Climategate and determine if it needs to take further action, the Daily Collegian reports. A little more than a week ago, E-mails exchanged among an English university’s climate change researchers were illegally obtained from a server and posted online, the report says.

S. L. Baker
www.NaturalNews.com
December 01, 2009

(NaturalNews) With all the worries, debate and near hysteria over rising healthcare costs in the U.S., it might be time to face the fact we bring most illness on ourselves by eating junk diets, failing to exercise and avoiding sunshine. A case in point: diabetes has reached epidemic proportions with type 2 caused almost exclusively by sedentary lifestyles and being overweight. And now research shows we can add another preventable cause of diabetes to the list — a lack of vitamin D, the so-called “sunshine vitamin”.

www.Telegraph.co.uk
November 30, 2009

America Reclaimed Note: History has consistently shown that humans disrupting nature is never a good thing. Why would this be an exception?

Researchers in the Netherlands created what was described as soggy pork and are now investigating ways to improve the muscle tissue in the hope that people will one day want to eat it.

No one has yet tasted their produce, but it is believed the artificial meat could be on sale within five years.

Irina Galushko
www.RT.com (Russia Today)
November 30, 2009

America Reclaimed Note: The WHO has exaggerated the lethality of the virus, and propagated deadly h1n1 vaccines to people all around the world. Research the toxic effects of vaccinations, and immunize yourself naturally.

The message is clear – we are all going to die from swine flu. It spreads fast, it is dangerous, and it must be feared – says the World Health Organization.

But worry not – there is a way to save yourself. Just get a flu shot – and purchase a remedy for the deadly virus. Those are the instructions from the WHO.

NEAL KARLINSKY and SARAH NETTER
ABC News
November 30, 2009

Police in Washington have locked down a Seattle neighborhood in hopes of coaxing out the man believed to be behind Sunday’s execution of four police officers.

Police have used teargas and could be heard firing shots and encouraging Maurice Clemmons, 37, to surrender. An ABC producer on the scene said a Seattle home is surrounded by a SWAT team and a robot will be sent inside soon. See the video below:

Chris Oliver
MarketWatch
November 30, 2009

China should use the shockwaves created by the Dubai crisis as an opportunity to buy gold and oil, a senior Chinese official who helps oversee some of the nation’s biggest enterprises was quoted as saying Monday.

Ji Xiaonan, chairman of the supervisory board for large firms at State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), said the purchases could be funded by China’s foreign exchange reserves, although it wasn’t clear how much prices for these commodities would be affected by the crisis.

Paul Louis
www.NaturalNews.com
November 30, 2009

(Natural News) A new congressional report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) reprimanded the FDA for failing to properly monitor drugs approved under the FDA’s 1992 accelerated approval process. The report focused on 90 drugs.

The accelerated approval process was ostensibly enacted to rush minimally tested cancer and AIDS drugs that were urgently needed to assist those with life threatening situations.

Matthew Campbell and Anna Voutsen
Times Online
November 29, 2009

The first sign of something wrong as the Nevsky Express raced through the night came when the train began to “tremble”. Then the carriage gave a violent lurch to the left and Igor Pechnikov was hurled from his seat.

He was one of the lucky ones. At least 30 other passengers aboard the luxury express from Moscow to St Petersburg were killed and scores more injured when a bomb went off, derailing the last three carriages, including Pechnikov’s, at 130mph.

Tony Isaacs
www.NaturalNews.com
November 29, 2009

(NaturalNews) As fall allergy season heads into winter cold season, many of us are prone to suffer from sinus infections. Symptoms of sinus infections, or sinusitis, are similar to a common cold, but last longer. If symptoms last longer than two weeks, you probably have sinusitis. Sinus infections can last from three weeks up to three years if left untreated. Fortunately there are several natural remedies which may relieve and conquer sinus infections. Here are some of the best:

Anthony Gucciardi
www.AmericaReclaimed.com
November 28, 2009

The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary defines freedom as “the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action”. The absence of necessity, such as forcing a person to make a decision through force, or the restraint of other options. What if someone wants to make the decision to utilize their natural health options? Shouldn’t this be protected by our nation’s allegiance to freedom? Read the shocking details of the bill below.