“The Reason For This Cover-Up Goes Right To The White House”

The 9/11 Commission Report was largely based on a third-hand account of what tortured detainees said, with two of the three parties in the communication being government employees.

Wake Up And Smell The Evil

David Icke explanation how wars are created. It explains the concept of Problem reaction solution also known as Thesis, synthesis, antithesis developed by philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

The American Dream Has Moved Abroad

The American dream has always been that even those with humble roots can end up wealthy.

Huffington Post’s Ventura Censorship Backfires

Did you know that Adam Lambert has a bulge in his crotch? Were you aware that the world’s shortest man recently died? Are you informed enough to know that Jessica Simpson says men are “undressing her with their eyes”?

Invisible Empire Sneak Peak

Alex Jones introduces a sneak peak of the Jason Bermas film Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined. Jason Bermas’ highly anticipated documentary Invisible Empire exposes the New World Order in their own words, by painstakingly showing how the elite have not only conspired to create a dictatorial global government in private, but have publicly stated their agenda hundreds of times in public.

The Alex Jones Show – ARCHIVE – March 17th With Alan Watt

Alex welcomes back to the show researcher, author, and radio talk show host Alan Watt, who is featured in Alex’s film, Fall Of The Republic. Alex also talks with Ronald F. Avery, a licensed architect and interior designer who ran for the U.S. House of Representatives for the 28 District in 2006. Avery is a Campaign for Liberty organizer in the state of Texas.

The Alex Jones Show – ARCHIVE – March 16th With Kevin Booth

Alex talks with film and video director, producer, and musician Kevin Booth. Booth’s film, American Drug War – The Last White Hope, has won three consecutive awards for “Best Feature Length Documentary” and was featured on Showtime.

Pelosi Tactic for Health-Care Vote Would Raise Legal Questions

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may be creating new grounds for a court challenge to the proposed U.S. health-care overhaul as she considers using a mechanism that would avoid a vote on the full legislation.

Idaho challenges national health care proposal; more states may follow

Idaho on Wednesday became the first state to pass a law saying no thanks to part of President Obama’s health care proposal.

Walgreens: no new Medicaid patients as of April 16

Effective April 16, Walgreens drugstores across the state won’t take any new Medicaid patients, saying that filling their prescriptions is a money-losing proposition — the latest development in an ongoing dispute over Medicaid reimbursement.

Ex-Pfizer Worker Cites Genetically Engineered Virus In Lawsuit Over Firing

Medical experts will be watching closely Monday when a scientist who says she has been intermittently paralyzed by a virus designed at the Pfizer laboratory where she worked in Groton opens a much anticipated trial that could raise questions about safety practices in the dynamic field of genetic engineering.

Microsoft Sees a Window in Google’s China Woes

Chinese officials are masters of divide-and-rule, a tactic they’ve put to good use to enhance their bargaining position with the foreign business community.

Junk Food Nearly as Addictive as Heroin

Junk food appears to be almost as addictive as heroin, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Scripps Research Institute and presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience.