In this video WeAreChange gets an unique inside look at inner workings and evolution of the NSA with NSA Whistleblower William Binney. Binney describes his work with the National Security Agency which ultimately ended in federal agents raiding his home and drawing rifles on him. Part One of WeAreChange's in depth conversation with a former high ranking NSA intelligence officer turned whistleblower.
Monday, April 28, 2014
An Inside Look at the NSA with Whistleblower William Binney
From WeAreChange
In this video WeAreChange gets an unique inside look at inner workings and evolution of the NSA with NSA Whistleblower William Binney. Binney describes his work with the National Security Agency which ultimately ended in federal agents raiding his home and drawing rifles on him. Part One of WeAreChange's in depth conversation with a former high ranking NSA intelligence officer turned whistleblower.
In this video WeAreChange gets an unique inside look at inner workings and evolution of the NSA with NSA Whistleblower William Binney. Binney describes his work with the National Security Agency which ultimately ended in federal agents raiding his home and drawing rifles on him. Part One of WeAreChange's in depth conversation with a former high ranking NSA intelligence officer turned whistleblower.
Chinese Construction Company Starts Printing Houses
In China they are printing houses, whilst in the US they are printing dollars....hmm.
From RT
Published on Apr 27, 2014
A Chinese company is using 3D-printed blocks to build cheap and quickly assembled houses as a possible solution to the urgent problem of modernizing housing conditions in Chinese villages. The blocks are made from a mixture of sand, concrete and glass fiber, materials processed from common construction waste, which is pumped layer after layer through the top of a 6.6-meter-tall, 32-meter-long industrial printer.
From RT
Published on Apr 27, 2014
A Chinese company is using 3D-printed blocks to build cheap and quickly assembled houses as a possible solution to the urgent problem of modernizing housing conditions in Chinese villages. The blocks are made from a mixture of sand, concrete and glass fiber, materials processed from common construction waste, which is pumped layer after layer through the top of a 6.6-meter-tall, 32-meter-long industrial printer.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Tweet of the Week
“Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.” ~ Marcus Aurelius (121AD - 180AD)
— The Man With No Name (@Soultrexon) April 27, 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
James Turk - "The lid could blow off the Gold Market this Year"
An interesting interview with market veteran James Turk, on China, gold and the uncertainty of current market conditions. Listen to the KWN world interview here
Hillary Clinton Attacks Edward Snowden
He fled to Russia you arrogant twat because people like
you would have had him rendered to Gitmo for what he revealed about
Western hypocrisy.
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