Fighting cancer is new mission for Lance Armstrong. Armstrong a member of Bush’s Cancer Panel since 2002, publicly criticized the cost of the war in Iraq, in comparison to budget for cancer research. Continue reading
Did Bush know that Rove and Libby — or whoever the sources were — betrayed Plame’s cover and with it the CIA front company that supposedly employed her? Or was the president oblivious? Continue reading
Cameron F. Kerry, the younger brother and a close political adviser to US Senator John F. Kerry, said yesterday he is laying the groundwork to run for the 2006 Democratic nomination for secretary of state. Continue reading
New research reveals that children–and even newborns–have dangerous chemicals in their blood. Continue reading
19 June 2005 Outrageous! Absolutely outrageous! “A Salon/Rolling Stone joint investigation” written by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has revealed new ugly evidence of a cover-up involving a mercury-based preservative, Thimersol, in childhood vaccines. Thimerosal has been linked to “speech delays, attention-deficit disorder, hyperactivity and autism.” There are no lengths to the things they hide, the dirt they sweep under the rug, the secret meetings, the “embargoed” data… DEADLY IMMUNITY When a study revealed that mercury in childhood vaccines may have caused autism in thousands of kids, the government rushed to conceal the data — and to prevent parents from suing drug companies for their role in the epidemic. By Robert F. Kennedy Jr. June 16, 2005 | In June 2000, … Continue reading
Director David Lynch is best known for his avant-garde films such as Blue Velvet and Eraserhead and the TV series Twin Peaks. In this week’s Newsweek, Lynch discusses his path to “inner peace” and how to “change the world ‘to a good one.’” Continue reading
How outrageous! Today, Majority Leader Frist (R-TN) moved the Senate off the Defense bill and to the NRA-sponsored gun industry immunity bill (S. 397). Unbelievable! Continue reading
The Senate Finance Committee agreed to an amendment by Senator John Kerry to hold CEOs and corporate executives accountable for ensuring pension plans are solvent. The Kerry amendment strengthens the link between the funding of deferred executive compensation – benefits for executives that are often valued at millions of dollars a year after their retirements – to the funding of workers’ pension plans. Continue reading
