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FDA finally admits chicken meat contains cancer-causing arcenic

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­por Mike Adams

Natural News

Pollos en espera a ser degollados para luego ser vendidos.Chickens in waiting to be murdered then to be sold.

After years of sweeping the issue under the rug and hoping no one would notice, the FDA has now finally admitted that chicken meat sold in the USA contains arsenic, a cancer-causing toxic chemical that’s fatal in high doses. But the real story is where this arsenic comes from: It’s added to the chicken feed on purpose!

Even worse, the FDA says its own research shows that the arsenic added to the chicken feed ends up in the chicken meat where it is consumed by humans. So for the last sixty years, American consumers who eat conventional chicken have been swallowing arsenic, a known cancer-causing chemical. (http://www.phillyburbs.com/news/loc…)

Until this new study, both the poultry industry and the FDA denied that arsenic fed to chickens ended up in their meat. The fairytale excuse story we’ve all been fed for sixty years is that “the arsenic is excreted in the chicken feces.” There’s no scientific basis for making such a claim… it’s just what the poultry industry wanted everybody to believe.

But now the evidence is so undeniable that the manufacturer of the chicken feed product known as Roxarsone has decided to pull the product off the shelves (http://www.grist.org/foodsafety/20…). And what’s the name of this manufacturer that has been putting arsenic in the chicken feed for all these years? Pfizer, of course — the very same company that makes vaccines containing chemical adjuvants that are injected into children.

Technically, the company making the Roxarsone chicken feed is a subsidiary of Pfizer, called Alpharma LLC. Even though Alpharma now has agreed to pull this toxic feed chemical off the shelves in the United States, it says it won’t necessarily remove it from feed products in other countries unless it is forced by regulators to do so. As reported by AP: “Scott Brown of Pfizer Animal Health’s Veterinary Medicine Research and Development division said the company also sells the ingredient in about a dozen other countries. He said Pfizer is reaching out to regulatory authorities in those countries and will decide whether to sell it on an individual basis.” (http://www.usatoday.com/money/indus…) s e n i c ? E a t m o r e !

But even as its arsenic-containing product is pulled off the shelves, the FDA continues its campaign of denial, claiming arsenic in chickens is at such a low level that it’s still safe to eat. This is even as the FDA says arsenic is a carcinogen, meaning it increases the risk of cancer.

The National Chicken Council agrees with the FDA. In a statement issued in response to the news that Roxarsone would be pulled from feed store shelves, it stated, “Chicken is safe to eat” even while admitting arsenic was used in many flocks grown and sold as chicken meat in the United States.

What’s astonishing about all this is that the FDA tells consumers it’s safe to eat cancer-causing arsenic but it’s dangerous to drink elderberry juice! The FDA recently conducted an armed raid in an elderberry juice manufacturer, accusing it of the “crime” of selling “unapproved drugs.” (http://www.naturalnews.com/032631_e…)

Which drugs would those be? The elderberry juice, explains the FDA. You see, the elderberry juice magically becomes a “drug” if you tell ­people how it can help support good health.

The FDA has also gone after dozens of other companies for selling natural herbal products or nutritional products that enhance and support health. Plus, it’s waging a war on raw milk which it says is dangerous. So now in America, we have a food and drug regulatory agency that says it’s okay to eat arsenic, but dangerous to drink elderberry juice or raw milk.

Eat more poison, in other words, but don’t consume any healing foods. That’s the FDA, killing off Americans one meal at a time while protecting the profits of the very companies that are poisoning us with their deadly ingredients. h, by the way, here’s another sweet little disturbing fact you probably didn’t know about hamburgers and conventional beef: Chicken litter containing arsenic is fed to cows in factory beef operations. So the arsenic that’s pooped out by the chickens gets consumed and concentrated in the tissues of cows, which is then ground into hamburger to be consumed by the clueless masses who don’t even know they’re eating second-hand chicken sh*t.

WHO panel warns that cell phone use may cause cancer

by Jonathan Benson

Natural News

Scientists from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a group affiliated with the World Health Organization (WHO), say that mobile phones are a “possible” carcinogen that may be a cause of cancer. The findings, which support previous research on the subject, add to the growing body of evidence which suggests that the electromagnetic radiation emitted from mobile phones causes serious health problems. Also, a respected international panel of scientists says cellphones are possible cancer-causing agents, putting them in the same category as the pesticide DDT, gasoline engine exhaust and coffee.

“A positive association has been observed between exposure to the agent and cancer for which a causal interpretation is considered … to be credible,” states the IARC. However, in the same train of thought, the agency ­claims that evidence is “limited” to suggest that mobile phone usage is linked to glioma or acoustic neuroma, two types of brain cancer. In 2009, IARC published a study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology that linked mobile phone usage to an 18 percent increase in brain tumor risk. And because it was observed that such tumors tended to form on the sides of brains where mobile phones were primarily used, the connection between the two is even more striking (http://www.naturalnews.com/027448_c…).

Another report issued in 2010 by the International Electromagnetic Field Cooperative (IEFC) also found a link between mobile phone usage and increased rates of brain tumors. Included in this report is a Swedish study that found a 420 percent increase in brain cancer rates among children who began using mobile and cordless phones as teenagers, as opposed to those that did not (http://www.naturalnews.com/028078_c…).

With all of this research now available and the latest announcement from IARC, one would think more people would be concerned about the risks involved with the excessive use of mobile phones and looking for less-risky alternatives or using hands-free devices  at the very least. But because the period betweenwhen a cancer patient is exposed to this radiation and when he or she develops tumors typically spans several decades, some experts claim that the link between the two is inconclusive and are content to tell the public there is really little to worry about.

Cicig’s efforts against impunity stumble in Guatemala’s courts

­by the El Reportero’s news services

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The UN-backed international commission against impunity in Guatemala, (Cicig) made clear its opinion that two successive court sentences in major trials exemplified the entrenched impunity that it had been set up to eradicate. One sentence absolved former president Alfonso Portillo (2000-2004) and two of his ministers, accused of having appropriated large sums of public monies. The other acquitted former presidential candidate Alejandro Giammattei, accused of having been a key figure, back when he was head of the prison service under the administration of President Oscar Berger (2004-2008) , in a network devoted to extrajudicial executions.

L o b o g a i n s m o s t as Zelaya returns and OAS readmits Honduras

Honduras is once again ensconced in the Organization of American States (OAS) and ousted former president Manuel Zelaya is now safely back in the country after returning amid slightly muted fanfare on 28 May. The big winner of a historically signifi cant week, however, is neither Zelaya nor Honduras. It is President Porfi rio Lobo. For the best part of 18 months Lobo has been trying to win international recognition for his government.

Now he has it, Honduras is likely to drift beneath the regional radar. What next?

Lobo has a golden opportunity to convene a constituent assembly to implement structural changes to the Honduran political and socioeconomic system. There is a strong suspicion that he will in fact try to stack such an assembly to pursue a far narrower agenda, with re-election top of the bill.

Mexico in denial

On 1 June Alejandro Poir�, the official spokesperson for national security, denied that the government�s security policies are increasing the level of violence in the country. Poir� was responding to criticism ­of Mexico in a report entitled, �War on Drugs�, produced by the high-profile Global Commission on Drug Policy.

Poir�s argument is that the drug-gang violence was present in Mexico long before President Felipe Calder�n Hinojosa declared �war� on the drug gangs upon taking office in December 2006. The problem for the government is that independent statistics do not bear out his case and moreover anecdotal evidence, especially from the private sector, also indicates that violence has worsened since 2006.

C a l d e r ó n a t b a y

President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa has reached that uncomfortable point in  every Mexican presidencywhen power begins to drain from the president and the focus shifts to see who will succeed him. What makes Calderón’s decline different is that he is being treated with near contempt by his fellow politicians, let alone impartial political commentators.

M e x i c o C o n c e r n o v e r A r m s S m u ggling from the USA

Mexico City, Jun 3 (Prensa Latina) Mexican customs authorities say people in passenger vehicles could be smuggling weapons into the country in small amounts, because passenger transport is less controlled than freight transport. Rodolfo Castañeda, president of the Confederation of Customs Officers’ Associations, said 740,000 vehicles cross the Mexican-U.S. border daily, and they are inspected every other day by Tax Service agents. Arsenals belonging to organized crime and gangs  are frequently discovered,including high-precision heavy and light weapons and explosives, all of them from the United States, according to offi cial reports. Latin News and Prensa Latina contributed to this report.

A constitutional lawyer has read the entire proposed health care bill

The Truth About the Health Care Bill

by Michael Connelly,
Ret. Constitutional Attorney

Well, I have done it! I have read the entire text of proposed House Bill 3200: The Affordable Health Care Choices Act of 2009.

I studied it with particular emphasis from my area of expertise, constitutional law. I was frankly concerned that parts of the proposed law that were being discussed might be unconstitutional. What I found was far worse than what I had heard or expected. To begin with, much of what has been said about the law and its implications is in fact true, despite what the Democrats and the media are saying.

The law does provide for rationing of health care, particularly where senior citizens and other classes of citizens are involved, free health care for undocumented immigrants, free abortion services, and probably forced participation in abortions by members of the medical profession. The Bill will also eventually force private insurance companies out of business, and put everyone into a government run system..

All decisions about personal health care will ultimately be made by federal bureaucrats, and most of them will not be health care professionals. Hospital admissions, payments to physicians, and allocations of necessary medical devices will be strictly controlled by the government.

However, as scary as all of that is, it just scratches the surface. In fact, I have concluded that this legislation really has no intention of providing affordable health care choices. Instead it is a convenient cover for the most massive transfer of power to the Executive Branch of government that has ever occurred, or even been contemplated If this law or a similar one is adopted, major portionsof the Constitution of the United States will effectively have been destroyed.

The first thing to go will be the masterfully crafted balance of power between the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of the U.S. Government. The Congress will be transferring to the Obama Administration authority in a number of different areas over the lives of the American people, and the businesses they own.

The irony is that the Congress doesn’t have any authority to legislate in most of those areas to begin with! I defy anyone to read the text of the U.S. Constitution and find any authority granted to the members of Congress to regulate health care.

This legislation also provides for access, by the appointees of the Obama administration, of all of your personal healthcare direct violation of the specific provisions of the 4thAmendment to the Constitution information, your personal financial information, and the information of your employer, physician, and hospital. All of this is a protecting against unreasonable searches and seizures. You can also forget about the right to privacy. That will have been legislated into oblivion regardless of what the 3rd and 4th Amendm e n t s m a y p r o v i d e .

If you decide not to have healthcare insurance, or if you have private insurance that is not deemed acceptable to the Health Choices Administrator appointed by Obama, there will be a tax imposed on you. It is called a tax instead of a fine because of the intent to avoid application of the due process clause of the 5th Amendment.

However, that doesn’t work because since there is nothing in the law that allows you to contest or appeal the imposition of the tax, it is definitely depriving someone of property without the d u e p r o c e s s o f l a w. So, there are three of those pesky amendments that the far left hate so much, out the original ten in the Bill of Rights, that are effectively nullified by this law It doesn’t stop there though.

The 9th Amendment that provides: The enumeration in the Constitution, ­of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people; The 10th Amendment states: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are preserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

Under the provisions of this piece of Congressional handiwork neither the people nor the states are going to have any rights or powers at all in many areas that once were theirs to control. I could write many more pages about this legislation, but I think you get the idea.

This is not about health care; it is about seizing power and limiting rights. Article 6 of the Constitution requires the members of both houses of Congress to “be bound by oath or affirmation to support the Constitution.” If I was a member of Congress I would not be able to vote for this legislation or anything like it, without feeling I was violating that sacred oath or affirmation. If I voted for it anyway, I would hope the American people would hold me accountable. For those who might doubt the nature of this threat, I suggest they consult the source, the U.S. Con

Boxing

Saturday, June 5 — at New York, NY (HBO)

WBA light middleweight title: Miguel Cotto vs. Yuri Foreman

WBC lightweight title: Humberto Soto vs. Anthony Peterson

John Duddy vs. TBA.

Saturday, June 19 — at Oakland, CA (Showtime)

WBA super middleweight title: Andre Ward vs. Allan Green.

Saturday, June 26 — at San Antonio, TX

Interim WBO bantamweight title: Eric Morel vs. Jorge Arce

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy.

Saturday, July 10 — at Hato Rey, Puerto Rico (Showtime)

WBO featherweight title: Juan Manuel Lopez vs. Bernabe Concepcion

Saturday, July 10 — at Las Vegas, NV

WBA/WBO lightweight titles: Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Juan Diaz.

Saturday, July 24 — at TBA, Mexico

Erik Morales vs. TBA

Saturday, August 7 — at St. Louis, MO (HBO)

Devon Alexander vs. TBA.

­Saturday, August 14 — at Montreal, Canada (HBO)

WBC light heavyweight title: Chad Dawson vs. Jean Pascal.

Pure Charanga in SF

by the El Reportero’s st staff

Pure Charanga in San Francisco

If in salsa music you distinguish Mambo, Guaguanco, Rumba and Merengue, you’re probably heard of Charanga – that especial sound of violins without horns and the whole percussion set accompanying the piano and the base guitar, wow! This is the Charanga playing this June 1, on Friday, at Roccapulco Super Club, 3140 Mission Street, SF. For more info call 415-821-3563.

Nicaraguan singer and composer Sergio

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Tapia is honored What happens to be a four-decade plus one year of persistence and determination, singer and composer Sergio Tapia is actually celebrating his 41 years singing and recording like not to many soloists now-a-days.

The Nicaraguan community in the San Francisco Bay Area got together to give a well-deserved time of a life-time a big party, which also will be a fundraising for those in very big need in Nicaragua. Tapia, who a real estate agent during the day, three years ago was one of the prizewinners as Most Prominent Artists of the ‘Year by the Artists’ Association of Nicaragua Rafael Gastón Pérez’ and the National Assembly, who selected a number of Nicaraguan talents.

A l o n g Ta p i a w i l l a l s o p e r f o r m s i n g e r Martha Vaughan, Enoc Jerez, Anacela Contreras and Julio Lacayo. The event, organized by the non-profit organization FraterNca, will take place on June 4, at the State Room, 306 Baden Avenue, South San Francisco. For more info call FraterNica at 510-329-5778.

Fund raiser and all-night dance party with live music and DJs

Bring in the sultry summer season with a night of Latin music and dance presented by The Kanbar  Center for the Performing Arts and Canal Alliance. Let the music move you for an event that will include Salsa and Bachata dance lessons by Jose Santamaria, a known instructor, performer and choreographer; Latin music by DJ Gabby and DJ Coco and live Cuban music by Erick Barberia y su Timba Tonight; and a salsa performance by Jasdance Academy. Enjoy an evening of fiery Salsa

music and support the Canal ­Alliance’s Pathways  for Success for Marin’simmigrant community. All proceeds of the event will directly help people in need. Saturday, June 25, 2011, at 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 am., at the Kanbar Center for the Performing Arts at Osher Marin JCC, 200 North San Pedro Road, San Rafael.

John Santos and Coro Folklórico Kindembo – La Esperanza

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­Sometido por John Murph

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John Santos provides further evidence as to why he’s one of today’s most significant figures in Afro-Cuban music. Not only does he demonstrate superb command as a percussionist, composer and bandleader, he knows how to deliver music that moves the mind and hearts as well as the body. Such is the case for the dazzling Filosofía Caribeña, Vol. 1, a non-stop body rocker that demands repeated listening because of its infectious rhythms and erudite intents. Santos underscores this music with political themes, touching upon the many commonalities between African-American and Latino communities in hopes to restore the once strong bonds. He pays tribute to numerous figures, ranging from Argentine singer Mercedes Sosa and percussionists Armando Peraza and Francisco Aguabella to his Cape Verdean father and San Francisco Bay Area mentors, Ron Stallings and Allen Smith.

The thematic eminence certainly lifts the music, most noticeably on John Calloway’s He Was One Of Us, which begins with Melecio Magdaluyo’s gushing tenor saxophone before the music quickly quells into pneumatic balladry, paving the way for Calloway’s ebullient flute solo. Santos’ gorgeous No Soy Combatiente, which features passionate lead vocals from Claudia Gómez and Pável Urkiza, and the anthemic Resistencia (Resistance), which provides the discs funkiest percussion breakdown. All of the compositions are sharply composed and arranged; they also allot plenty of space for extensive solos and group interplay yet also ­contain enough ingenious structures and melodic passages to prevent autopilot bluster. Santos fuels La Esperanza with similar auspiciousness.

This time he focuses more on traditional songs drawn from the Afro-Latin canon. Pairing down the instrumentation to mostly percussion, vocals, bass and strings, songs such as Shangó and Obatalá haunt and hypnotize because of their passionate antiphonic singing and rhythmic complexities. As Santos indicates in the liner notes, each song pays homage to significant sociopolitical activists and artists ranging from Amiri Baraka, Abbey Lincoln and Jiddu Krishnamurti on the enchanting Santos original La Esperanza to Felipe Alfonso Pérez founding member of the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba on the gripping Tiempos de Oyá. Riveting throughout, La Esperanza is yet another shining jewel in Santos’ curatorial crown.

At their peril, newspapers ignore new demographics

by Julio Morán

Hispanic Link News Service

For the third consecutive year, the number of journalists of color in U.S. newsrooms  declined, this time by nearly half a percentage point, to 12.79 percent. While the number of all professional journalists increased by about 100 to 41,600 in 2010, the number of journalists of color dropped by 200 to 5,300. Simple math indicates a net increase of 300 white journalists.

Those numbers are estimates because only about 60 percent of all U.S. print and online newspapers responded  to the annual survey by the American Society of News Editors (ASNE). Still, of the newspapers that did, nearly a third, 441, reported they had no journalists of color on their full-time staffs. Meanwhile, the 2010 Census reported that people of color now comprise 35 percent of the population and by 2042 are expected to make up more than half. It estimates that as early as 2020, they will comprise more than half of this country’s children.

In 1978 ASNE set a goal of having journalists of color working for the country’s daily newspapers equal their percentage in the U.S. population by 2000. By 1998, near stagnant at 11.5 percent, it was barely a third of the way there, so it shifted its target date forward a quarter of a century to 2025. The industry has given itself nearly a half-century to reach a movingparity target.

Not even keeping pace with population growth, it is further distancing itself from this growing young population by failing to respond to its interests or needs. The problem is worse in my home state. At 22.3 million, including 14 million Latinos, California has the nation’s largest population of people of color, 60 percent of the state’s 37.2 million residents.

Yet looking at the newsrooms of the state’s largest newspapers, Latinos are nearly invisible, particularly as top editors. At the San Diego Union-Tribune, Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times, San Jose Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento Bee, the percentages range from 6.8 (Los Angeles Times) to 14.2 (Orange County Register), according to ASNE. The Chronicle and the Union-Tribune did not participate in the survey, but are believed to fall within that range.

The real dearth is in top editors. Among those newspapers, only one Latino name is listed on the mastheads: John Díaz, editorial page editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. (Although Tom Negrete is managing editor for production at the Sacramento Bee, his name is not on the masthead.) Real diversity has to start at the top. Latinos not only have to be in the decision-making process on stories, but they have to have a say in hiring. The most diverse newsrooms nationally are at newspapers where Latinos and others of color are among the top editors. California has one of the few Latinos as a top editor at a mid-size or larger newspaper.

Carolina García became editor of the Daily News of Los Angeles in 2008 after five years as editor of the Monterey County Herald. Her editorial page editor, Mariel Garza, is Latina. It is human nature to hire people with whom you feelcomfortable. The problem is that while most people of color seem to be comfortable with white people, not a lot of white people feel comfortable enough with us to hire us for important jobs.

This must change. The Latino population is projected to surge from 50 million today to nearly 140 million by 2050. Its share of the nation’s population is projected to double, from 16 percent to about 32 percent. That means nearly one of every three U.S. residents will be Latino. The Latino population increased by 15.2 million, or 43 percent, between 2000 and 2010, accounting for more than half of the 27.3 million gain in the total population. Latinos are part of this country’s landscape, like it or not.

The biggest threat to the demise of newspapers is not just the Internet. ­Newspapers are becoming irrelevant to a young and growing population of people of color who don’t see their reflections in them. I hope it doesn’t take Internet websites a halfcentury to understand the importance and value of diversity. Hispanic Link.

(Julio Morán, executive director of CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California, teaches journalism at the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism. He is a former reporter for the Los Angeles Times and a member of three teams that won the Pulitzer Prize, including the Public Service Award for a series on Latinos in Southern California in 1984.)

One in our favor

por Jorge Mújica Murias

mexicodelnorte@yahoo.com.mx

Check this out: “The City (and I skip the name to create suspense…) is intercultural, expressed in the sociocultural diversity of its inhabitants, sustained by indigenous and original populations and their people, as well as in the different nationalities, origins, languages and creeds, among other social collectives”.

Then check this: The government (of such unnamed city) shall “Promote that all media contribute to the strengthening of all cultures and human mobility”.

And the check this other one: “In the City … no person shall be the object of discrimination or exclusion due to their migratory condition. The public administration will guarantee the enforcement of programs and services geared to promote access and universal exercise of human rights”.

And this last one: All migrants have the right to “Regularize its migratory condition and access to a fair job which integrates freedom, equal treatment and benefits, as well as to have an adequate way of living which ensures his/ her health, food, clothing, housing, medical assistance and public education in all its levels, according to existing laws.” Good, enit? Yes, it is, but it is not a law in North Carolina or New México or Texas, and even less from Georgia or Arizona. Even more, it is not a law in any place ruled by a Democratic Party supermajority like Illinois.

It is the new Law on Interculturality, Attention to Migrants and Human Mobility in México City, approved a couple months ago by the Distrito Federal City Council, and officially presented to the citizenship this week in México City.

Is, whether some people like it or not, a law in complete favor or the migrant populations, a left-leaning law up to the point where the Party of the Democratic Revolution could be classified as leftist.

Long Live Human Mobility

This one is, I believe, a good approximation to what we have fi gured it should be a rational immigration law to treat migrants. And I refer to “treatment” because, as a State law, it could not legalize immigrants, just like in the U.S. the Arizona-like laws can not criminalize them, as the Courts have stated already. The new Mexico City law can only decide on the City’s treatment of immigrants. It is a law which changes the term of “migration phenomenon”, which makes me feel like a weird person doing something no one else does, as if immigration was a new thing and not something started 4 million years ago when the fi rst human being left Africa and became the  fi rst migrant of the world.

It is further, a law that does not look at immigrants like desperate lone workers moving only to find a job, but which includes “life partners, wives or husbands, lovers and live-in signifi cant others, as well as their bloodrelated relatives in a direct line without limit or degree, or up to the second degree in the case in a transversal line, and the people upon whom the migrant is related by guardianship or tutelage”. It is a law which rejects the US theory of the “melting pot”, the “E Pluribus Unum” which pretends that we all should forget our ancestry.

Instead, it calls to “have, keep and strengthen” the social and cultural” riches of all ethnic and national groups inside México City, and mandated the government of the City to create and enforce “support programs for immigrants and communities of a different ethnic origin regarding social, economic, political and cultural aspects, which should promote its visibility and to strengthen them in Mexico City”.

Furthermore, it is a law which mandates the City Government’s to “attend to and extend the rights (of the  law) to people born or living in México City or who leave it to reside elsewhere,” and to have programs to “promote, safe-guard, and defend the rights of Mexico City migrants living abroad”.

So to speak, the government of Mexico City could take to court any employer who violates the Rights of a México City worker in case ­of violation of his/her rights in Chicago and, in any case, could stand up to Homeland Security and La Migra anywhere in the United States.

In closing, it is a law which gives migrants their right to a legal status, jobs, housing, food, education and clothing, in clear opposition to the Federal Immigration Law signed this week by Mexican President Felipe Calderon, which considers a crime to hold a paying job without the proper immigration documentation, punished with deportation. And then some people wonder why some people consider me to be a lefty…

What is HAARP? Part 6

­by Marvin Ramíre­z­

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FROM THE EDITOR: Given the latest tsunamis, earthquakes and hurricanes that have stricken several nations in the world, leaving many deaths and destruction, there are beliefs – based on scientific analysis – that t­hose events might have been man-made. El Reportero found the following article, which due to its length it will be published in seven parts. The is the sixth part.

In order to better read and follow up the complete story, we suggest you read part one, two and three in older editions in our website. You may access older editions at: https://elreporterosf.com/editions/?q=epublish/1.

— The FEIS and other Department of Defense documents indicate that interference problems would be too great to allow it to be located near other military facilities in Alaska. What kind of monster is it that they can’t even locate it near existing military bases?

Even the National Telecommunications and I n f o r m a t i o n A d – m i n i s t r a t i o n ( N T I A ) has reservations about HAARP transmissions.

They would only permit one of the test sites (Mineral Wells, Texas) to operate and so far have declined to extend all the requested frequency/power privileges necessary for the Alaska site. The enormous lobbying power of the military may overwhelm reason and force the NTIA to go along with the HAARP request. After all, Gakona is a “virtually uninhabited” area of the world. Electromagnetic radiation  has drawn increasinginterest in the form of health impact studies and research worldwide. The HAARP project will generate massive amounts of intentional and some unintentional radiation.

The HAARP environmental impact statements deny possible biological effects on humans, citing obsolete IEEE standards that basically say if the radiation  isn’t causing you to feelheat, it does not harm you. The preponderance of current studies indicate there can by promotion of cancer growth, disorientation, and other negative physical effects from low level, nonheating electromagnetic radiation. Why have our government agencies given their affirmation to something so clearly controversial?

After searching for answers to HAARP questions for the past year and a half, what has surfaced are very few answers and many more questions. How dangerous is HAARP (some physicists fear severe planetary consequences)? Commenting on HAARP in the April, 1994 issue of Physics and Society, C. L. Herzenberg says “…this technology  does present issues thatneed to be publicly addressed by the technical community”. Can HAARP change the ionosphere and weather patterns?? Can HAARP disrupt worldwide communications?? Can HAARP damage or destroy wildlife?? Will HAARP ­radiation change the migration habits of animals that come near it?? Can HAARP cause cancer?? Can the ionospheric effects of HAARP be controlled??

Why has the project been kept low profile and secretive, by the sponsors and the contractor (an ARCO subsidiary)? IT WILL CONTINUE ON THE NEXT EDITION.