The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-9-10
Today, the ‘all-seeing’ Kevin Trudeau explains how the exercises in Washington affect your life directly and gives you the headlines he has been preaching for years:
Despite Costs, More Companies Replace High Fructose Corn Syrup
The Unbelievable Benefits of Omega-3’s
Vitamin D Crucial For Immune System
How to Create a Perpetual Moneymaking Machine
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February 5, 2010 by Brandy
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I have been a listener of the Kevin Trudeau Show since the preview show on Feb 19, 2009 and have only missed the show live 4-6 times where I had to catch up via the podcasts.
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GPS for Kids Becoming Less Expensive
November 24, 2009
NaturalNews
by Paul Lewis
The October 27, 2009 Chicago Sun Times ran a short article promoting a new GPS (global positioning system) that parents could use for their kids. It’s called the “The Little Buddy Child Tracker”. The retail price from an electronics and appliance chain store was $100, considered a bargain compared to similar items ranging from $200 to $500.
The “Little Buddy” is small enough to place in a backpack or lunch pail. It will send a text message if a child leaves a preprogrammed location at the wrong time. It even notifies the parent if the battery is running low. It’s not established if the Little Buddy could help locate a child who is not where he or she should be for a parent to meet or pick up.
One of the article’s readers commented on hidden costs, such as monthly or annual usage fees. Some of the other readers had protested the use of such a device pointing out that it would encourage children to run away after being monitored so closely and often.
Most others defended it. According to a commenter, one in 42 children go missing or are abducted. One out of three female children are abused while one out of five male children undergo similar fates. Another commenter offered the fact that GPS tracking devices can be used for non-human items such as laptop computers, cameras, and guns.
The “Little Buddy” links the child to a parent’s computer or smart phone. It combines cellular and GPS technology to give you real time locations of your child. Since it can be in a child’s possession often for hours at a time, a concern over increased EMF radiation exposure to the child may be valid.
This technology has been used in cars for several years. According to EMFBlues.com, “Although convenient, GPS Tracking and Bluetooth technology utilize the same microwave radiation as cell towers. Both increase the wireless radiation in your car.”
Whether this can adversely affect a child carrying or wearing a GPS tracking device is unknown at this time.
Government Wants Tax To Help Cover Cost for Bribing Taliban
November 20, 2009 by joel
Filed under Government
November 20, 2009
Prison Planet.com
By Paul Joseph Watson
Not content with savaging American taxpayers with two huge new financial burdens during an economic recession, in the form of health care reform and cap and trade, close allies of Barack Obama have proposed a new war surtax that will force Americans to foot the bill for the cost of protecting opium fields in Afghanistan, paying off drug lords, and bribing the Taliban.
Warning that the cost of occupying Afghanistan is a threat to the Democrats’ plan to overhaul health care, lawmakers have announced their plan to make Americans pay an additional war tax that will be taken directly from their income, never mind the fact that around 36 per cent of federal taxes already go to paying for national defense.
“Regardless of whether one favors the war or not, if it is to be fought, it ought to be paid for,” the lawmakers, all prominent Democratic allies of Obama, said in a joint statement on the “Share The Sacrifice Act of 2010 ( PDF),” reports AFP.
The move is being led by the appropriately named House Appropriations Committee Chairman Dave Obey, Representative John Murtha, who chairs that panel’s defense subcommittee; and House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank.
The tax would apply to anyone earning as little as $22,600 per year in 2011.
The proposal is described as “heavily symbolic” with little chance of passing, but it once again illustrates the hypocrisy of an administration that swept to power on the promise of “change” to the Neo-Con imperial agenda and a resolve to reduce U.S. military involvement overseas. In reality, there are more troops in Iraq and Afghanistan now under Obama that at any time during the Bush administration.
At the height of the Bush administration’s 2007 “surge” in Iraq, there were 26,000 US troops in Afghanistan and 160,000 in Iraq, a total of 186,000.
