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The CDC is far behind in publishing reports of adverse events it receives. As of April 6, only 25% of actual reports of adverse events were available in VAERS. In the past month as rate of vaccination increased, the CDC drastically reduced the rate that it now publishes received reports. This means that there may be at minimum four times the number of strokes published in VAERS already reported to the CDC. KBirb on Twitter: "OBFUSCATES RISK & UNDERMINES INFORMED CONSENT (VAERS). Tracking rates & CDC fill trends for weeks. Incidence of AE reports published to public over last 75...

An advert featuring the A-team actor Mr T has been pulled after complaints in the US that it is offensive to homosexual men. The Snickers advert showed Mr T, whose real name is Laurence Tureaud, telling a speed walker in tight shorts that he is "a disgrace to the man race". It was made by the same agency behind an advert for Heinz Deli Mayonnaise, featuring two men kissing, which was banned last month. The latest advert, first shown in Britain on July 13, never aired on American television, but prompted a flood of complaints from the US claiming it...

In 1995, Mr. T was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma cancer at the age of 43. The disease eventually went into remission. In 2005, after seeing the effects of Hurricane Katrina, Mr. T announced he would never wear his chains again, saying they were "an insult to God", and donated clothing and money to Katrina victims. A reality television show for TV Land, I Pity the Fool is scheduled to premiere October 11, 2006. The announced six-episode series finds him assisting those in need. As of 2006, Mr. T lives in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California. He is a born-again Christian....

A St. Paul man is accused of stashing marijuana in his six-year-old son's backpack. The pot was found when a teacher at a charter school asked the boy to take out a folder from his Scooby-Doo backpack - and out came a sandwich bag filled with marijuana.

Since hot, hot Camp Casey in August, some amazing grass roots actions have taken place all over the country. People are starting to speak up and Congress has begun to take action against the criminal and neo-Fascist regime that tried to take over America. From Camp Casey, to Katrina, to use of chemical weaponry and extraordinary rendition, to illegally spying on American citizens without due process, BushCo has miserably failed our country and the world. We as Americans said "enough is enough." We sacrificed a lot when we showed up in DC and other cities around the country in the...