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Hide The Decline — Climategate

November 28, 2009Blogclimate change, climate research fraud, ClimategateTomWiles

Trucker Tom Podcast #1213 — Brain Death Problem Solved

November 23, 2009Podcastbrain, brain damage, brain death, brain death problem solved, brain injury, climate research fraud, coma, consciousness, Death, Domain name, End The Fed, Federal Reserve private corporation, Federal Reserve secret banker group, For Sale or Auction, General Brokers, global warming fraud, global warming scam, Go Daddy, GoDaddy Discount Coupon Code, Great Depression, head injury, Mass Sellers, money, Name Search, newspaper circulation, private Federal Reserve, problem, problem solved, solved, unconscious, unconsciousnessTomWiles

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Patient trapped in a 23-year 'coma' was conscious all along

Newspaper circulation may be worse than it looks

Hackers steal electronic data from top climate research center

Fed under fire as public anger mounts

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