Have you ever considered having caterpillars or termites for dinner? Insects may be repulsive to the average Westerner but the squishy insides of the critter’s crunchy exoskeleton are rich in proteins, and also provide several other health benefits for humans.
The United Nations is moving to stop international gun sales, providing a backdoor avenue for fence-straddling US senators to profess they are against gun controls all while legal sanctions against guns become stronger. Dick Morris explains the shell game.
In this edition of Intellectual Froglegs, Joe Dan Gorman debunks the scam of climate-change propaganda flooding the planet, disseminated by self-serving alarmists like Al Gore as well as august bodies including the United Nations. The debate over climate change might be heating up, but when Joe Dan ventures forth from his home in Kansas City, he makes a poignant observation: Baby, it’s cold outside.
In the last few decades the United Nations has been obsessed with one country. Is it North Korea, Zimbabwe, Iran, Syria, China or some other nation with a reprehensible human rights record? Those would all be fair guesses and they would all be wrong. Anne Bayefsky, director of the Touro Human Rights Institute, answers this riddle and explains the upside-down moral universe in which the United Nations resides. H/T Prager University
Polio remains endemic in only three nations around the world — Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. But efforts to eradicate the disease in Pakistan have hit a brick wall, as radical Islamists have begun to systematically assassinate vaccine makers. Apparently, the Taliban-aligned killers believe that the vaccine makers from the United Nations are part of a front engaged in espionage operations.
A United Nations panel has been holding secret meetings, closed to the public, about gaining authority over the Internet. The panel has discussed censorship of content deemed objectionable by different countries. Also on table: Some counties want to know who is accessing the Internet, so they can clamp down on dissidents. H/T SourceFed
How could we save the planet if an asteroid was careening toward Earth? Nuke the rogue Earth-crosser? How about bombarding the asteroid with millions of paintballs? That’s actually a legitimate option, or at least one being considered by the United Nations’ Space Generation Advisory Council and explored in this edition of SourceFed.
The United Nations is sending election monitors to US polling places. “But don’t be alarmed,” says Ben Crystal. “They’re just taking notes on how Obama campaigns.” Hear more about Obama’s interview with Rolling Stone and ambulance-chaser Gloria Allred in this week’s edition of The Great Eight from Personal Liberty Digest.
Power-hungry bureaucrats at the United Nations are working behind the scenes to create new Internet taxes and regulations. Dick Morris warns that the Obama administration has lent support to these moves, as well as a dangerous initiative to identify the IP address behind every E-name, making it easier for despotic countries to track down dissidents.
President Obama is ready to sign a series of pacts that will impose new global taxes on all Americans, under revenue-sharing mandates from the United Nations. That’s the warning from Dick Morris, who outlines the dangers in his new book Here Come the Black Helicopters! Morris says to keep an eye on Obama and his Democratic Senate in the lameduck session following the Nov. 6 election, and adds that the problem will only get worse if Obama is re-elected to a second term.
