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- Novartis microchip to help ensure patients take their medicine

- Big Pharma Nanotechnology Encodes Drugs With Tracking Data That You (Have To) Swallow

- Forget personal privacy – UK to microchip prescription medicines with new smart pill (Natural News, Feb. 2, 2012):

Under the guise of helping people remember to take their medications as prescribed, a new microchip product called Helius, or the Raisin Personal Monitor, will be attached to pills in the UK by the end of 2012. The product is designed by Proteus Biomedical in California. Presumably, the powers that be don’t believe that citizens of the UK have enough sense to take their medicines without being monitored. With the addition of the Helius “smart pill” to medicines, people will lose the right to make their own decisions about how their healthcare is managed. Where else will this “new” medical technology surface?

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Tags: 1984, Big Pharma, Dictatorship, Fascism, FDA, George Orwell, Global News, Health, Microchip, New World Order, Pharmaceutical Industry, Technology, U.K., U.S.

From the article:

“One person is dying every five minutes due to cold weather …”

Flashback:

- UK: Pensioners are burning books to keep warm

- Snow to fall in London as bitterly cold weather grips Britain (Telegraph, Feb. 2, 2012):

London is set to see its first significant snowfall today as the bitter cold snap continues to grip Britain.

Daytime temperatures have plummeted four or five degrees lower than average for February which istraditionally the coldest month of the year.

Forecasters said London faces its first settling snow of winter today as flurries move as far south as Kent. Parts of London saw flakes fall on December 17, but they did not settle.

Half an inch of snow was due overnight in East Anglia and north-east Scotland, amid more widespread -7C temperatures.

Anywhere in Britain could see snow on Saturday and Sunday as snow and rain sweeps the country from the north-west, with the Met Office warning of possible “significant” snow in the midlands and east.

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Tags: Global News, Health, U.K., Winter

Tags: Banking, Economy, Global News, RBS, Stephen Hester, Taxpayers, U.K.

– UK riots: paratroopers are trained in riot control (Telegraph, Jan. 28, 2012):

Hundreds of soldiers from 3rd battalion The Parachute Regiment spent last week learning how to contain and arrest “rioters” in a series of exercises mirroring last summers violence.

Defence sources have confirmed that if violence were to return to British cities, especially during the Olympic Games, the Paras would be “ideally placed” to provide “short-term” support to police forces around the UK.

Such a request would have to be made by the Home Office and would have to have Prime Ministerial approval, according to the source.

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Tags: Europe, Global News, Government, Home Office, Military, Politics, Riots, Society, Soldiers, U.K.

See also:

- Germany Formally Requests That Greece Hand Over Its Fiscal Independence!

Got gold and silver?

- Endgame Begins – UK “Foreign Office Sources Say Merkel Now Thinks Greece Will Default” (ZeroHedge, Jan. 27, 2012):

Courtesy of the BBC’s Andrew Neil, on the back of the previously noted formal annexation demand of Greece by Germany:

Of course, this is what we, and everyone else whose frontal lobe has not bee hijacked by the status quo, said back in January 2010…

JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley better pray they are right when they say they are 100% insulated from contagion, because we are all about to find out.

Tags: Angela Merkel, Debt, Economy, EU, Europe, Germany, Global News, Government, Greece, Politics, Society, U.K.

A Royal Navy warship is to set sail today on a seven-month mission to provide security in the Middle East.

- HMS Westminster sails to Middle East to add security (Telegraph, Jan. 23, 2012):

Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster, which will be leaving its home port of Portsmouth Naval Base, will also carry out counter-piracy patrols during its deployment and police busy shipping lanes.

Commanding officer Captain Nick Hine said: ”It takes a tremendous amount of effort to get a complex and sophisticated warship ready for operations and I am extremely proud of my ship’s company for the work they have done in getting us to this point.

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Tags: EU, Europe, Global News, Government, Middle East, Military, Politics, U.K.

Flashback:

- Ron Paul: Sanctions Against Iran Are an ‘Act of War’:

… Ron Paul told voters in Iowa that western sanctions against Iran are “acts of war” that are likely to lead to an actual war.

Paul said that Iran would be justified in responding to sanctions by blocking the Straits of Hormuz, adding that the country blocking the strategically important strait is “so logical” since they have no other recourse.

He then compared the situation to China blocking off the Gulf of Mexico to trade.

We are totally broke (like NAZI GERMANY before) and the only thing we have left is …

… the military.

War with Russia and China, anyone?

- China To Protect Iran Even If It Means World War III

- Russian Military Chief Warns NATO: ‘Under Certain Conditions Local And Regional Conflicts May Develop Into A Full-Scale War Involving Nuclear Weapons’

Britain, America and France delivered a pointed signal to Iran, sending six warships led by a 100,000 ton aircraft carrier through the highly sensitive waters of the Strait of Hormuz.

USS Abraham Lincoln

- Britain, US and France send warships through Strait of Hormuz (Telegraph, Jan. 23, 2012):

This deployment defied explicit Iranian threats to close the waterway. It coincided with an escalation in the West’s confrontation with Iran over the country’s nuclear ambitions.

European Union foreign ministers are today expected to announce an embargo on Iranian oil exports, amounting to the most significant package of sanctions yet agreed. They are also likely to impose a partial freeze on assets held by the Iranian Central Bank in the EU.

Tehran has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation. Tankers carrying 17 million barrels of oil pass through this waterway every day, accounting for 35 per cent of the world’s seaborne crude shipments. At its narrowest point, located between Iran and Oman, the Strait is only 21 miles wide.

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Tags: Barack Obama, EU, Europe, France, Global News, Government, Iran, Military, Obama administration, Strait of Hormuz, U.K., U.S.

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Tags: Banking, Global News, Government, IMF, Jesuits, Knights of Malta, Politics, Society, U.K., U.S.

Tony Blair channelled millions of pounds through a complicated web of companies. Photo: Getty

- Tony Blair and the £8million tax ‘mystery’ (Telegraph, Jan. 7. 2012):

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair channelled millions of pounds through a complicated web of companies and paid just a fraction in tax, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal.

Official accounts show a company set up by Mr Blair to manage his business affairs paid just £315,000 in tax last year on an income of more than £12 million. In that time, he employed 26 staff and paid them total wages of almost £2.3 million.

The accounts provide the strongest evidence yet of the huge sums generated by Mr Blair through his various activities since quitting Downing Street in June 2007.

He runs a business consultancy – Tony Blair Associates – which has deals with the governments of Kuwait and Kazakhstan among others and is a paid adviser to JP Morgan, an American investment bank, and to Zurich International, a global insurance company based in Switzerland. Mr Blair makes a further £100,000 a time from speeches and lectures while also presiding over a number of charities including a faith foundation.

Mr Blair has previously been criticised for cashing in on contacts made in Downing Street and these accounts will likely add to those concerns.

The documents also reveal that in the two years until March 31 last year, Mr Blair’s management company had a total turnover of more than £20 million and paid tax of about £470,000.

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Tags: Economy, Global News, Society, Tony Blair, U.K.

From the article:

Iran has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz, which served as the conduit for 17 millions barrels of oil every day last year.

We are already at war with Iran. We started it.

The sanctions against Iran are an act of war and Iran has the right to defend itself.

- Ron Paul: Sanctions Against Iran Are an ‘Act of War’

Unwilling to back down from the growing criticism that his foreign policy would be “dangerous,” Ron Paul told voters in Iowa that western sanctions against Iran are “acts of war” that are likely to lead to an actual war.

Paul said that Iran would be justified in responding to sanctions by blocking the Straits of Hormuz, adding that the country blocking the strategically important strait is “so logical” since they have no other recourse.

He then compared the situation to China blocking off the Gulf of Mexico to trade.

Imagine what would happen next? Yeah, right!

See also:

- Rand Paul On CNN: The Threat From Iran – Exposing Rick Santorum (Video)

- Iran To Hold New ‘Massive’ Naval Exercise Near Straits Of Hormuz, To Run Parallel With Joint US-Israel Wargame

- Interview With James Morris From ‘America-Hijacked.com’: Israel Pushing US Towards War With Iran

- ‘US Deploys Troops In Israel For Iran War’

- BREAKING NEWS: The Pentagon to Send US Troops to Israel. Iran is the Unspoken Target

- President Obama Signs ‘Toughest Yet’ (= Warlike) Iran Sanctions (Which Are Part Of The NDAA) Into Law:

Effectively, the measures will force companies and financial institutions throughout the world to choose between the United States and Iran as their business partner.

Here is the solution:

- Rachel Maddow: Ron Paul Is The Only Presidential Candidate That Doesn’t Want To Start Another War!

The £1 billion destroyer carries the world’s most sophisticated naval radar, capable of tracking multiple incoming threats from missiles to fighter jets Photo: PA

- Royal Navy sends its mightiest ship to take on the Iranian show of force in the Gulf (Telegraph, Jan. 6, 2012):

The Royal Navy’s most formidable warship is being sent to the Gulf for its first mission as tensions rise in the strategically vital region, it can be disclosed.

Iran has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz, which served as the conduit for 17 millions barrels of oil every day last year.

Naval commanders believe the deployment of HMS Daring, a Type 45 destroyer, will send a significant message to the Iranians because of the firepower and world-beating technology carried by the warship.

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Tags: Global News, Government, Iran, Military, Politics, U.K., War