Why does the Army need to expand its Dugway base on the Utah-Nevada border? Biological weapons? Aliens? You’ll never find out, that’s what!

Just north of the almost-Ghost Town of Hooper in Colorado’s beautiful and weird San Luis Valley, there’s a truly oddball roadside attraction known as the UFO Watchtower. Local rancher Judy Messoline opened the elevated viewing platform (and the required gift shop full of Flying Saucer trinkets & gewgaws) to capitalize on the valley’s long history of bizarre aerial phenomena and the wave of UFO-conspiracy teevee shows in the 1990s.

The percentage of Iraqi children under age five who suffered acute malnutrition nearly doubled from early 2003 to the end of 2004, according to the UN’s expert on malnutrition.

At a hearing on Tuesday, a Florida judge ordered diet company Atkins Nutritionals, Inc. to hand over documents pertaining to the firm’s marketing strategy. The order came as part of a lawsuit against the company, brought by a former dieter who claims the popular Atkins low-carbohydrate regimen caused him serious health problems.

Sea Shepherd crew members have been attacked and arrested for their efforts to document the criminal slaughter of baby seals in Canada.

A new study shows that people with a raw vegan diet are slim, healthy and have surprisingly robust bones, disproving the fraudulent claims made by the corrupt USDA, meat and dairy industries.

Even for many Catholics, this pope at the end of his physical strength, refusing to relinquish his power, is the symbol of a fraudulent church that has calcified and become senile behind its glittering façade.

Growing populations and expanding economic activity have strained the planet’s ecosystems over the past half century, a trend that threatens international efforts to combat poverty and disease, a U.N.-sponsored study of the Earth’s health warned on Wednesday.

The U.S. government’s oversight of whistleblower protection policies at some of the world’s most influential financial powerhouses is inadequate to protect those who risk their careers by calling attention to corruption and irregularities, a leading watchdog group said Tuesday.

As many as 60 percent of life-supporting ecosystems are being degraded, says a major new report released Wednesday.

Despite a rising chorus of condemnation from journalists and media critics, the George W. Bush administration shows no signs of abandoning its distribution of taxpayer-funded “news” to U.S. newspapers, radio and television stations.

After nearly 60 years of waiting for the truth, more documents on U.S. cooperation with war criminals will finally be declassified, including recently disclosed materials on the SS.

A U.S. officer investigating abuse in Iraq concluded that Iraqi prisoners were “systematically and intentionally mistreated” at a military base in Mosul.

Musician, painter & UFO experiencer Annie Haslam is inspired by a muse “either deep inside of me, from the universe or from deep inside the Earth.”

In 1905, at the age of 26 and four years before he was able to get a job as a professor of physics, Einstein published five of the most important papers in the history of science–all written in his “spare time.”

As the designated UFO zealot, Steven Greer speaks out about the Peter Jennings UFO special that failed to disclose anything. Like, Duhh. Why would ABC do anything else?

A battle for food safety was recently lost in New Mexico when a bill that had passed both houses was shelved by a Minority Leader under pressure from corporate thugs.

The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has unveiled a new constitution that will transform the absolute monarchy into a two-party democratic system.

In one of the largest demonstrations in Taiwan’s history, about a million people marched through the capital on Saturday to protest a new Chinese law that authorizes an attack on the island if it moves toward formal independence.

In India more than 3000 women made a bonfire of hybrid and genetically modified seeds of cotton and other crops – calling it the launch of a seed satyagrah…

The maker of an electric bullet has recently hired four men with ties to military intelligence, torture, mind control and the pharmaceutical industry. What are they up to?

Opposition protestors in Kyrgyzstan took over the presidential compound and other government buildings yesterday, effectively bringing President Askar Akayev’s government to collapse.

Is the testing done in public schools designed to identify those most suitable for later employment with the National Security Agency?

Israel continues to acknowledge that thousands of foreign women are smuggled into Israel and sold into prostitution, yet does little about it.

The Haida Nation has set up a number of blockades around the Queen Charlotte Islands to protest the transfer of Weyerhaeuser’s tree-farm licence to Brascan, complaining it wasn’t properly consulted by British Columbia (B.C.) provincial government.

A direct-action organizer talks about waging common-sense social revolution.

The infamous School of the Americas is still in business, albeit with a new name. And you can still get thrown in jail for protesting there.

Citizen’s helping to secure the border is a big threat to the criminals in Washington who profit off of the drugs, slave labor and others that they smuggle across.

An agro-chemical company admitted it sold an experimental genetically engineered corn to farmers that was never approved by U.S. regulators.

UFO sightings by various astronauts.

Recent black triangle sightings in Australia.

Yet another nail was hammered into the coffin of the GM food industry in Britain yesterday when the final trial of a four-year series of experiments found, once more, that genetically modified crops can be harmful to wildlife.

$200 Billion spent and 2 years later Iraq is still a mess with many stil having no running water or power and 48% unemployment. Most of the money ‘reconstruction’ has gone into the pockets of US criminal corporations.

In a letter to Reuters, the Pentagon says it will not reopen an investigation into the case of three unembedded Iraqi journalists who say US soldiers tortured and sexually abused them while they were working for the London-based news service last year.

In a startling discovery, geneticists at Purdue University say they have found plants that possess a corrected version of a defective gene inherited from both their parents, as if some handy backup copy with the right version had been made in the grandparents’ generation or earlier.

Two decades after the United States backed a civil war against Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government, a top Sandinista official said Tuesday Washington is meddling again, leveling accusations against party leader Daniel Ortega to try to prevent him from returning to the presidency.

There is a lot that science can’t begin to explain and generally tends to ignore. Solving the mysteries might require accepting uncomfortable facts about our universe.

Possible indications of a UFO’s terrestrial or extraterrestrial origin.

The Pentagon has released the summary of a top secret Pentagon document, which sketches America’s agenda for global military domination.

The resistance in Iraq hits its “tipping point” when Negro Ponte decided to use his trade mark Death Squads against the insurgents with imputiny. Aside from scattered incidents the freedom fighters are losing power as they are hunted down by masked Death Squad Shiite thugs.

It is interesting that the only life form on earth that worships deities is also the most destructive to the planet.

The truth about the bogus study cited by the USDA to slam a vegan diet is revealed – the study was paid for by the beef industry.

WHERE DO respect and dignity for life begin and end? This question was raised during a family vacation at the Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, N.Y. For the last four years, we have been sponsoring a pig that narrowly escaped someone’s outdoor barbecue.

The web of evil continues to unravel.

In an explosive new report, investigative journalist Greg Palast charges that President Bush was planning to invade Iraq before the September 11th attacks and was considering two very different plans about what to do with Iraq’s oil.

Bush’s ballastic missile defense system doesn’t work and won’t deter attacks on the US. Other than bilking taxpayers out of Billions, what is the real purpose of the system?

Protests have been taking place across the world marking two years since the start of the war in Iraq.

A new study is damning for GMOs even though it is watered down and limited in scope and grossly understates the real risks of GMOs on wildlife.

A network of about 40 civil society organisations working with smallholder farmers in Tanzania has cautioned the government against its plans to introduce genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the country.

Europe could see a series of new biotech foods quietly approved with no influence from EU governments if they cannot escape from years of deadlock over genetically modified (GMO) foods, green groups have warned.

B-15A iceberg – the world’s largest floating object – is adrift once more after two months aground on a shallow seamount.

The Evil Empire needs more troops. Unless more poor hispanics sign in exchange for a green card, the draft is inevitable.

The US has formally included in key strategic plans provisions for launching preemptive strikes against nations thought to pose a threat. Translated into reality, the US will attack countries that stand up to it or which have something that it wants, such as oil or a pipeline route to oil.

Sonar pulsing from a Navy guided-missile destroyer during training exercises near the San Juan Islands two years ago was likely loud enough to send killer whales fleeing, according to a recent report from the National Marine Fisheries Service.

Photographer Russell E. “Rusty” Nelson was recently arrested after journalist Hunter Thompson reportedly committed suicide.

Even if people stopped pumping out carbon dioxide and other pollutants tomorrow, global warming would still get worse, two teams of researchers reported on Thursday.

The Bush administration’s campaign against openness.

Several groups from the anti-corporate globalisation movement are joining forces to drum up opposition to the nomination of Paul Wolfowitz, a neo-conservative Pentagon official close to Pres. George W. Bush, to the highest post in the World Bank.

In a decision running counter to the position taken by the Vatican, Argentine President Néstor Kirchner on Friday sacked the country’s military bishop.

Political refugee Bobby Fischer may get a new home in Iceland after sitting in jail in Japan since last July awaiting extradition to the US. His heinous crime – playing chess in Yugoslavia when Daddy Bush didn’t like it.

EVIDENCE is mounting that the Hobbit is a new human species and one of the most significant finds in the past 100 years.

US soldiers kidnap children in Iraq and then strap them to their tanks and armored vehicles to fend off attacks while on patrol in areas controlled by Iraqi freedom fighters.

Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) who is backing a bill that would make it easier for parents to block military recruiters from gaining access to their high school-aged children. The bill seeks to amend a provision of the No Child Left Behind Act that requires school districts to provide the Pentagon the names, addresses and phone numbers of every student in the school.

More than 725 anti-war protests and events are scheduled across the country on March 19th to mark the second anniversary of the invasion Iraq.

Just an hour north of the Mexican border, at the base of the cloud-capped Huachuca Mountains, sits a military base with a long history of covert military action.

The torture and mistreatment of people at the hands of the US is often done by private contractors trained by the military.

Not only did the US loot the Iraqi treasury, steal their cash frozen in foreign accounts and rob oil revenues, Bush buddies have been making off with Billions of US taxpayer’s money meant for reconstruction.

Four years in the making, the Tempest is a portable system mounted to a truck. It removes moisture from waste using air traveling up to 700 miles per hour.

Thanks to genetically engineeered corn and deforestation in Mexico, the Monarch butterfly is rapidly disappearing.

In 1979, the top 1% of the US population earned, on average, 33.1 times as much as the lowest 20%. In 2000, this multiplier had grown to 88.5.

Federal agencies have been producing hundreds of pre-packaged TV segments that have been broadcast on local stations as ‘real’ news.

Four activists who poured their blood on a military recruiting station two years ago were exhonerated of any crimes by a local court. Now the feds have charged them with felonies.

Tiny fields of energy can have big effects on cells.

Dozens of residents in the Pacific Northwest reported seeing a bright streak of light as it flashed across the sky, startling witnesses from southern Oregon to the Seattle area.

The globalist corporations behind Bush are busy taking over the nuclear weapons industry. Do you really want the Carlyle Group building it’s own nukes?

In order to prevent the world from seeing it’s atrocities against seals, the Canadian govt. has prevented Sea Shepherd’s ship from entering the kill zone.

Arline Ruhs is 85 years old, shows no interest in retiring and her boss can’t even get her to take time off.

Italians are investigating whether the CIA might have kidnapped a muslim cleric in Milan, Italy in 2003.

Three new studies published in the journal of the American Medical Association are proving the benefit of a plant-based diet in greatly reducing the risk of cancer.

“Baywatch” actress Alexandra Paul and other enthusiasts hope their 24-hour presence at a GM facility in Burbank will change the firm’s decision to scrap the last of its electric cars.

There is a widespread attitude that conspiracy theories are a symptom of a paranoid mind. Yet, conspiracies abound and are widely accepted by many.

Dennis Kucinich will be introducing new bills related to genetically engineered food. Your help is needed to counter the influence of the agro-chemical industries.

A US federal court in New York has dismissed a legal action brought by Vietnamese plaintiffs over the use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.

Why do whales in the North Atlantic Ocean seem to be moving together and coherently? What is impelling them forward. How do they communicate with each other, seemingly over thousands of miles of ocean? And how can this acoustical habitat be protected?

Three students were arrested and charged with felonies for chanting anti-war slogans.

If remote viewing works as well as the data suggests, why hasn’t it been used to find arch enemy #1?

In an attempt to slow it’s economy China may actually benefit the environment by imposing tougher controls on new factories.

A movement is afoot among real estate lenders to offer special mortgages and other incentives designed to reward energy efficiency and green-friendly building and restoration.

The horrific force feeding of geese for “foie gras” may be banned in Illinois as it has been in California and several European countries.

John Bolton is Bush’s choice for Ambassador to the UN, even though he claims “There is no United Nations”, fiercly opposed the world criminal court and believes that Cuba manufactures biological weapons.

Loggers began chopping down trees inside a wildfire-ravaged old-growth forest after authorities hauled away environmentalists trying to block the logging from taking place.

U.S. scientists from the University of Washington sent a research vessel over the weekend after seismic equipment detected nearly 3,800 small quakes in an area known as the Endeavour Hot Vents on Thursday.

Scientists working at the Copan archaeological site in western Honduras said Sunday they have unearthed the 1,450-year-old remains of 69 people, as well as 30 previously undiscovered ancient Mayan buildings.

On Saturday, March 5th, 2005 I called Art Bell’s Coast to Coast AM late-night radio talk-radio program – at least 50 times. I got through to Art once, at approximately 1:45 am. I had quite a few talking points I wanted Art’s guest to address…

It is quite ironic that the US once again posed as the “the world human rights police” and recently released its Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2004 while totally ignoring it’s own gross violations of human rights and crimes against humanity.

English farmers are to receive subsidies for cultivating land with environmentally friendly practices. Organic farmers will receive more than chemical farmers.

China issued a tit-for-tat report card Thursday on human rights in the United States that lambasted the Pentagon for “wanton slaughters” abroad, belittled American elections as awash in special-interest cash and accused U.S. courts of deep-seated racial bias.

With Sibel Edmonds once again in the news, and with media interest in her case increasing, it’s worth speculating about her knowledge by attempting to connect some of the many dots found in a public record that stretches back into the Ford Administration.

A jury was sworn in today for the trial of five anti-war protesters who demonstrated for peace at Shannon Airport February 3rd. They face up to 10 years in prison and have already spent between 4 and 11 week in Limerick prison. US soldiers who torture and murder innocent Iraqis are usually promoted or given a slap on the wrist at worst.

Last Friday, U.S. soldiers in Iraq shot at the car of Italian journalist – Giuliana Sgrena – killing an Italian intelligence agent and wounding three others. Not the first journalist attacked, the case highlights the US war on truth.

Is Ward Churchill who he claims to be?

The future of dietary supplements may be determined by what happens this summer. Not just one, but many different yet related matters are all coming to a head within the next the next eight months.

Blessed is the state that hides its most egregious crimes behind the smokescreen of incompetance. Consider the attempted assassination of Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena.

Leanna Standish, ND, Ph.D., a neuroscientist at Bastyr University in Seattle, calls the phenomenon “distant neural signaling.” She agrees it sounds kind of whacky, and she can’t explain why it works with some people and not others, but after several experiments, she’s convinced the phenomenon is real.

Reporting the uncomfortable sins of a nation is a responsibility and a very dangerous job. That is why some reporters meet the fate of Thompson, Webb, Hatfield and the countless others.

America proves again that war criminals & terrorists are our most loved and protected. Salvadoran Generals guilty of the most heinous crimes againt humanity under direction of the CIA had a $54 million judgement against them reversed by a federal appeals court.

In Vermont, 48 town meetings voted to condemn the war on the people of Iraq and to call on political leaders to bring home the state’s National Guard.

“As part of sweeping “economic restructuring” implemented by the Bush Administration in Iraq, Iraqi farmers will no longer be permitted to save their seeds, which include seeds the Iraqis themselves have developed over hundreds of years. Instead, they will be forced to buy seeds from US corporations.

Under public pressure the Dictator of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, has called on parliament to change the constitution to allow opposition candidates to run for president. Famed Egyptian psychiatrist, author & advocate of equality, Nawal El Saadawi has decided to run for President.

Foiled in California, Ventria is now attempting to plant their dangerous GMO drug rice in Missouri. Act now to prevent rice from being contaminated with hazardous GMOs.

We recently published an article regarding a secret US Field Manual that the CIA claims is a forgery. Consider the facts and decide for yourself.

How can Bush lecture other countries on democracy and freedom when his own regime kidnaps innocent people and tortures them in violation of US and international law?

“America, love it or leave it.” That’s what a lot of us resisters and conscientious objectors heard back in the sixties and seventies. I was one of the ones who took the advice literally. The United States seemed like a foreign country to me then, and it still does now.