NYC Big Soda Ban

NYC big soda ban proposed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the Health Dept. wants to decide what and how much New Yorkers drink.

If Bloomberg has his way, sugary drinks at restaurants, street carts and theaters will be outlawed. The sale of any sweetened drink larger than 16 fluid ounces would be prohibited at deli’s, fast-food chains and sports arenas.

Beverages sold in grocery or convenience stores would be exempt and the measure would not apply to alcohol, diet sodas, fruit juices and milkshakes.

Diet sodas and drinks usually contain aspartame, a substance far more dangerous than sugar and even high fructose corn syrup.

Studies prove aspartame in diet sodas cause severe neurologic, gastrointestinal and psychological problems.

But you don’t see Bloomberg ordering his Health Department to ban aspartame’s use, now do you?

 

 

Magician Parlor Scam Need to Know Basis

Magician Parlor Scam on a need to know basis. Alex Jones Soapbox Speech to Humanity.

When the population becomes decadent, stops caring and stops getting involved – evil floods in to all the major systems of power in the Government and in the Corporations, and society implodes.

We live in a Country and a World where World Government is openly being established.

And where Trillions of Dollars in Tax Money is being paid to Offshore Banks and the ruling elite.

Where did the Money go? We’re not going to tell you.

G-8 G-20 Protest heats up Police State Toronto Canada

Because of the G-20 involvement with The Council on Foreign Relations, The Trilateral Commission and The Bilderberg Group many of the G-20 meetings have faced public protest from political dissidents.

The aim of many protesters is to counteract what they perceive as a  ” New World Order “. The June 2010 version had the police  in the mandatory riot gear with the anarchist protest group in all black. Looting and torching a police car ablaze made the mainstream media.

The G-20 Group of Twenty Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors is a group of 20 economies. 19 countries plus the european single currency equals G-20.

Their heads of state periodically assemble at summits since 2008. The G-20 economies total 85% of global GNP, gross national product, 80% of world trade and two-thirds of the world’s 7 billion population. The Twenty Members are:

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China
European Union, France, Germany, India, Indonesia,                                                                                                                                                                 Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia,                                                                                                                                                                                      South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States