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”?

Hide the decline and rewrite history?

Human emissions of carbon dioxide began a sharp rise from 1945. But, temperatures, it seems, may have plummeted over half the globe during the next few decades. Just how large or how insignificant was that decline?

Webster Tarpley: US & UK Want to Sabotage China’s Economy

Economic tension between America and China could get even worse thanks to a draft bill going through the U.S. senate. If passed, the legislation would mean penalties being imposed on China if it fails to revalue its currency. But American author Webster Tarpley says America is just trying to sabotage the strength of China’s growing economy.

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.

The Alex Jones Show – ARCHIVE – March 15th With Karen Quinn-Tostado

Alex talks with Karen Quinn-Tostado of Tax Free 15, an organization dedicated to national strike and education days on the 15th of every month in response to government taxation without representation. Alex also welcomes to the show British-born Australian actor Noah Taylor, who stars in “Red White & Blue,” a movie filmed in Austin, Texas.

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.

Puzzling Statement: Obama Says ‘Louisiana Purchase’ Will Help With the Earthquake in Hawaii

What earthquake in Hawaii? In 1868 there was a major earthquake in Hawaii that killed 77 people. In 1975 an earthquake in Hawaii killed 2 people.

Postal Service pot seizures up over 400 pct. since 2007: report

The United States Postal Inspection Service has been pretty busy lately. That’s because shipments of marijuana being seized in the mail have dramatically escalated in recent years, up over 400 percent since 2007, according to a new report.

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.

Voters Take Global Warming Less Seriously

The majority of U.S. voters continue to believe global warming is a serious problem, but the number who considers it very serious is at its lowest level in over a year.