The Whispers

Whistleblower Exposes Health Insurance Company - Cigna, Company That He Worked For

The former mouthpiece for insurance giant Cigna divulges his role in misleading the public, the emotional day that led to his whistle-blowing, and what should really scare you.

Whistleblower Exposes Health Insurance Company - Cigna, Company That He Worked For

The former mouthpiece for insurance giant Cigna divulges his role in misleading the public, the emotional day that led to his whistle-blowing, and what should really scare you.

Under Reported: Soldier Charged in Cartel Hit

An 18-year-old U.S. Army soldier and two other men have been charged with capital murder in the contract killing of a midlevel Mexican drug cartel official who was also a U.S. informant.

Pfc. Michael Jackson Apodaca, who was based at Fort Bliss, near El Paso, and Christopher Duran, 17, were hired by 30-year-old Ruben Rodriguez Dorado to carry out the May 15 shooting of Jose Daniel Gonzalez Galeana, police said Tuesday. Gonzalez was shot eight times outside his pricey El Paso home.

Under Reported: Israeli troops 'kidnap' Palestinians for organs

A leading Swedish newspaper claims Israeli soldiers kidnap Palestinians to steal their organs and sell them in the black market.

In an article titled They plunder the organs of our sons, the daily Aftonbladet said Israeli soldiers abduct young Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip and return their bodies to their families after removing their organs.

Opinion Piece: The Drug Barons' Campaign to Make Us All Crazy

 

The Whispers: A Scientist That Stated Swine Flu Vaccination is a Bio-Weapon Was Detained by FBI

The community has been whispering about Joseph Moshe. 

Mainstream media states that Joseph Moshe is a "bomber".   But here is what we found...

The would-be bomber, Joseph Moshe, called into the Dr True Ott Show on Republic Broadcasting and said he was a microbiologist who wanted to hand over evidence to a States Attorney regarding tainted H1N1 vaccines being produced by Baxter pharmaceutical.

Jessie Jackson Takes On BMW For Not Feeling The Need To Advertise In The Black Community

The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, has sent a letter to BMW expressing concern over the actions of one of the automaker's advertising agencies in issuing a "No Urban Dictate" for an upcoming BMW/MINI Cooper ad campaign. The request to discuss the matter comes after disclosure that BMW's media buying agency sent an email to stations requesting information on ad rates, but specifically stated "No combos or urban formats" should be included.

Racism Ruins Lives: NY Governor David A. Paterson blames racism for his unpopularity

Gov. David A. Paterson suggested Friday during a radio interview that race was a factor in his and other African-American politicians' political troubles, including those of President Barack Obama.

Linking himself with other black office holders, Paterson suggested the "crescendo" of calls for him not to seek re-election is because he's black. "We're not in a post-racial period," he said.

BMW States That They Do Not Need To Advertise To African American Buyers

 The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters has weighed in on the controversy surrounding the "No Urban Dictate" issue in an upcoming ad campaign for BMW's MINI Cooper line. The trade organization has requested a meeting with the chairman and CEO of BMW, Jim O'Donnell, to discuss the implications of an email from the media buying agency for the carmaker requesting information from radio stations in the Boston, Houston, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. markets.

Rumor Mill: No One Is Safe - Readers Digest Is Filing For Chapter 11

Reader's Digest has said it will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it looks to get rid of up to 75% of its debts.
 
The arrangement, which has been agreed with lenders, comes as it struggles in a weak advertising market.
 
The move will apply only at its US businesses. Operations elsewhere will not be affected, while the US edition will continue to be published.
 
Chapter 11 gives firms time to juggle their finances while continuing trade.
 

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