If you’ve read this previous post, you might have detected a bit of doubt from this author about the official story of the Moon landings back in the late 1960′s and early 70′s.
If you were surprised by that revelation, then maybe you haven’t seen the latest evidence NASA has offered as proof the Moon landings were real.
At least that’s what some people are thinking, after Netflix announced they were splitting their unlimited streaming and one DVD-at-a-time plan, and would be charging you a little more for the two.
So I was reading through my Google Reader, of which I’m subscribed to The Onion, and I noticed this headline.
In my lifetime I have learned that you can divide the world’s population into two groups–those who believe the United States landed men on the Moon (back in the late 1960s) and those who don’t. The former of which is in the majority, and the latter is…well, the minority.
Today, I opened my email to find this little gem of a story about 2400 Canadian Soldiers deployed to Gulf Coast. Wow, this is huge, foreign soldiers on American soil! I can’t believe this isn’t all over the news. Well, it’s obvious we can’t trust the mainstream media to report the news accurately, so it’s no surprise this story isn’t on any of the major networks. But surely it’s making the rounds on the alternative news sites?
While perusing Wikipedia for information on influenza, I read the following paragraph. What caught my attention (emphasis added) were the claims made about the recent cases of swine flu in Mexico.
So today, Denny’s is serving a free Grand Slam to everyone in America. You read that right, free.
Well, it seems the drama keeps unfolding. Does anyone know if any other presidential candidate has had so many comments about assassination made toward them?
It may not be a chicken or a car like Herbert Hoover promised in 1928, but Apple has had tremendous success delivering music to the masses with the iPod and iTunes.
Late last week Time Magazine published a story about an unusual number of teen pregnancies at Gloucester High in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
