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FM newswire for 10 December, hot articles for your morning reading

This is what I found interesting, so it’s today’s broadsheet from the FM website pressroom, with several sections of hot news.  Lot’s happening in the world today, mostly either overlooked or misinterpreted by the mainstream media. 

  1. Links to interesting news and analysis
  2. Update: women on top of men
  3. Update:  info ops run against us by our government
  4. Plus an Afterword

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(1)  Today’s links 

  1. A look at a future headline for America:  “Ireland suffers harshest budget in decades“, Financial Times, 9 December 2009
  2. A look at the future of global energy:  “Outlook for Energy – A View to 2030“, ExxonMobile, December 2009
  3. We are neither the only nation with an age wave problem, nor the worst situated:  “Pensions in Crisis: Europe and Central Asia“, World Bank, December 2009
  4. Snapshots of the transformation of the world:  “‘A Normal Warrington Girl Who Liked The Beatles’“, Mark Steyn, National Review Online, 8 December 2009
  5. Obama’s Big Sellout“, Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone, 9 December 2009 — “The president has packed his economic team with Wall Street insiders intent on turning the bailout into an all-out giveaway.”
  6. Strange science article for the day, reminding us of how little we know:  “Possible correlation between solar and volcanic activity in a long-term scale“, Jaroslav Streštik, published by the European Space Agency, 28 June 2003

 (2)  Update:  women on top of men

Other posts about the “mancession:

Other posts about women on top of men:

(3)  Update:  Update: info ops run against us by our government

More about government info ops run against us:

(4)  Afterword  

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