- Following David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy’s disgusting act of grandstanding yesterday, Al-Qaeda, otherwise known as the Libyan rebel army, is being given its own seat on the UN. Alex explains why this represents the ultimate statement of hypocrisy. – Scientists have announced experiments will be undertaken geared towards the ultimate goal of injecting the upper atmosphere with sulphuric particles in a bid to ‘prevent global warming’. Alex will document how geoengineering is the public face of an admitted program to reduce global population by bombarding the public with aerosols through chemtrails and other high-altitude biological toxins. – Three years after Alex Jones and the likes of Gerald Celente first predicted that the economic recession would cause riots, Mayor Bloomberg has now publicly stated that chaos will hit American streets if more jobs are not created. We were way ahead of this curve on this but now even establishment figures and the mainstream media are forced to admit that scenes already witnessed in the UK, across Europe and the Middle East are now on the verge of being replicated in the United States. Alex will also discuss the continuing cover-up regarding Swissair Flight 111, Ralf Nader’s statements about America being under a two party dictatorship, as well as moves by Tucson city council to abolish free speech. You will also have the opportunity to watch the best of the last 2 weeks of Infowars Nightly News, including guest segments, man on the …

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CSUN hosted its 27th Annual American Indian Studies Powwow Saturday
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Students Seek to Educate for Native American Heritage Month
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