From Westport (CT) News By PETER ORSI, Associated Press Updated 3:56 pm, Wednesday, January 8, 2014
HAVANA (AP) — Cuban and U.S. representatives are set to meet in Havana for a new round of restarted migration talks on Thursday, a signal of the longtime Cold War foes’ recent willingness to engage in areas of mutual interest but unlikely to be a harbinger of a major thaw in relations. . . . Read Complete Report
Featured Photo: United Nations General Assembly Hall in the UN Headquarters, New York, NY. CREDIT: Basil D Soufi SOURCE: Wikipedia (Public Domain).
From The Western Center for Journalism
APRIL 6, 2013 BY TIM POWERS
As we all know, in order to have the “perfect” communist utopia (otherwise known as the new world order), the population will have to be controlled in order to make it sustainable. I will now list a few things that are being pushed not only by the United Nations, but by our own liberal/communists who serve in very high government posts.
First, and the most obvious, abortion and free birth control. A population cannot grow with these things being readily available. . . . Read Complete Report
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From youtube uploaded by nwsonsofliberty
Actual Recording: Richard Nixon Talks Population Control
Uploaded on Jan 4, 2011
This clip is taken from a documentary called Maafa 21, it’s a history of modern eugenics and population control. In this clip you hear the actual voice of Richard Nixon candidly speaking about population reduction and the elite superclass that controls the effort.
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From youtube uploaded by mathenyahu on Feb 15, 2011
Agenda 21- Codex- Fema Camps-80% Depopulation = New World Order (Full Documentary)
from World News Tomorrow
DECEMBER 11, 2012
WORLD NEWS TOMORROW– Government regulators from 193 countries are in Dubai to revise a wide-ranging communications treaty. Google has warned the event threatened the “open internet”, while the EU said the current system worked, adding: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
But the agency said action was needed to ensure investment in infrastructure to help more people access the net. “The brutal truth is that the internet remains largely [the] rich world’s privilege, ” said Dr Hamadoun Toure, secretary-general of the UN’s International Telecommunications Union, ahead of the meeting. ”ITU wants to change that.” . . . Read Complete Report
