Inspiration

Happy Birthday Nicola Tesla

Einstein was once asked – what does it feel like to be the smartest man alive? He replied: ‘I don’t know, you ll have to ask Nicola Tesla’.

Happy Birthday Nikola Tesla, the greatest inventor of modern times who was born 157 years ago today on July 10, 1856. He is responsible for almost all modern technology that is known to the public and advanced technologies, discoveries that are still patented and hidden from the public.

Some of his inventions include: Alternating Current, Radar, X-Rays, Radio, Remote Control, Electric Motor, Robotics, Lasers, Wireless Communications and Limitless Free Energy, Florescent light bulbs – 40 years before industry “invented” them.

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Notes From a Diary of Struggle: From Epiphanies to Aftermath

In my youth, I was seemingly headed toward blue-collar work at a factory, to prison, or to an early grave, but profound changes in my life set me in different directions. A major theme of my talk tonight is change, growth, development, and evolution. Indeed, as a species, if we are to avert total disaster, we need to take a quantum leap in our moral and social evolution, as the global crises in capitalism and ecology portend catastrophic change and a dystopian future.

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‘Hypocrite of the century’

Barack Obama is a “war criminal” and a “hypocrite,” an Irish politician has said in a damning attack on the US president. The MP slammed the Irish treatment of Obama during his G8 visit as akin to ‘prostituting’ Ireland for a “pat on the head.”

Irish MP Clare Daly took no prisoners in her heated attack on the visit of the Obama family to Ireland during this year’s G8 summit, which was held in the five-star resort of Lough Erne, Northern Ireland.

During a session of the Irish parliament last Tuesday, Daly slammed media coverage of the visit as tantamount to “a nation of pimps, prostituting ourselves in return for a pat on the head.”

“It’s hard to know which is worse, whether it’s the outpourings of the Obamas themselves, or the sycophantic fawning over them by sections of the media and the political establishment,” said Daly, saying that the Irish nation had been subjected to “unprecedented slobbering” over the presidential family.

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Fiona The Blind Dog Found In A Heap Of Trash

In every social movement there is a moment when everything changes. Whether that moment is a university admission, a protest, or a speech by a leader is irrelevant. The moment itself is what matters, because afterwards – nothing is ever the same.

Last year, animal rescue had their moment.

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“I Am Sorry That It Has Come to This”: A Soldier’s Last Words

I am sorry that it has come to this.

The fact is, for as long as I can remember my motivation for getting up every day has been so that you would not have to bury me. As things have continued to get worse, it has become clear that this alone is not a sufficient reason to carry on. The fact is, I am not getting better, I am not going to get better, and I will most certainly deteriorate further as time goes on. From a logical standpoint, it is better to simply end things quickly and let any repercussions from that play out in the short term than to drag things out into the long term.

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Boat Race protester Trenton Oldfield ordered to leave UK

Australian activist, whose wife is expecting a child this week, will appeal against Home Office ruling that he must leave country by Hugh Muir (The Guardian) The Australian activist who disrupted the 2012 Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race in protest at government cuts has been ordered to leave the country, after receiving a six-month jail term that many thought was […]

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Snowden Becomes Eighth Person to Be Charged with Violating the Espionage Act Under Obama

A criminal complaint indicates former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden has been charged with three felonies. Two of the felonies are charges under the Espionage Act by Kevin Gosztola The complaint, filed on June 14, shows he was charged with “unauthorized communication of national defense information”—an Espionage Act violation—and “willful communication of classified communications intelligence information to an unauthorized person,” […]

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‘Limited But Persuasive’ Evidence – Syria, Sarin, Libya, Lies

By David Edwards Last month, a ComRes poll supported by Media Lens interviewed 2,021 British adults, asking: ‘How many Iraqis, both combatants and civilians, do you think have died as a consequence of the war that began in Iraq in 2003?’ An astonishing 44% of respondents estimated that less than 5,000 Iraqis had died since 2003. 59% believed that fewer […]

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Do We Have To Pay Tax?

Spaniard P.I. – by White Rabbit Not to be construed as legal advice in any way shape or form. For entertainment purposes only. Always verify information for yourself. We’ll let you know as and when we get an answer from MR WHITE. We love Reservoir Dogs – Class Film. Go Buy the DVD, Video and Soundtrack. We have no problem […]

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