Energy

Preparing for World War III, Targeting Iran (Part I: Global Warfare)

by Michel Chossudovsky August 20, 2010

By Michel Chossudovsky* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Humanity is at a dangerous crossroads. War preparations to attack Iran are in “an advanced state of readiness”. Hi tech weapons systems including nuclear warheads are fully deployed. This military adventure has been on the Pentagon’s drawing board since the mid-1990s. First Iraq, then Iran according to [...]

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Mark Morford – BP Welcomes You to the Apocalypse

by SR Editor June 28, 2010

By Mark Morford | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Please do not worry. Please do not fret about that one thing you always fret about, or that other thing, or even that third thing that might have something to do with erupting oil, dead pelicans and that sickening feeling in your gut that Something is Very [...]

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The Dead Sea – A Sea that is Sadly “Living” up to its Name

by Haitham Sabbah June 5, 2005

A couple of weeks ago, the news headlines mentioned lightly the new “Israel, Arabs agreement to save Dead Sea:” Jordan , Israel and the Palestinian Authority said they had agreed terms for a feasibility study on transferring water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, to save the world’s lowest sea from vanishing. The [...]

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Want safer buildings? Use ‘smart’ bricks

by Haitham Sabbah August 21, 2004

New ‘smart bricks’ are wired to signal buildings’ structural problems. Smart bombs. Smart drugs. Smart cards. And now … smart bricks. Equipped with electronic sensors, these clay-fired building blocks could make homes and office towers far more “intelligent” than today’s versions – and, quite possibly, safer. For example, smart-brick technology might have helped firefighters change [...]

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Electromagnetic and Informational Weapons: The Remote Manipulation of the Human Brain

by Haitham Sabbah August 7, 2004

The Deadly Instruments of the New World Order by Mojmir Babacek In October 2000, Congressman Denis J. Kucinich introduced in the House of Representatives a bill, which would oblige the American president to engage in negotiations aimed at the ban of space based weapons. In this bill, the definition of a weapons system included: “any [...]

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How Long Will the Oil Last?

by Haitham Sabbah August 5, 2004

Geologists say the end is nigh. New recovery tech may tell a different story. Quick, how many years will it be before the world runs out of oil? Don’t know? Join the club. Actually, choose one of several clubs, each of which vehemently disagrees with the others on how much usable crude is left on [...]

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Nano Refrigerators

by Haitham Sabbah July 21, 2004

Nanomaterial Yields Cool Results A pinch of iron dramatically boosts the cooling performance of a material considered key to the development of magnetic refrigerators, report researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the June 24 issue of the journal Nature. The achievement might move the promising technology closer to market, opening [...]

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SUPERWOMAN

by Haitham Sabbah June 15, 2004

Women & Men – Different but Equal? Commentary to Eman’s post titled ‘Superwoman’! Contemporary society is just beginning to delve into the true distinctions between men and women. Besides the obvious physiological differences, there are also differences in the way men and women think, speak, and behave. In order to understand the essential nature of [...]

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Turning Sewage Into Electricity

by Haitham Sabbah March 12, 2004

Plugging into the power of sewage. The waste you flush down the toilet could one day power the lights in your home. So say researchers at Pennsylvania State University who last week revealed they have developed an electricity generator fuelled by sewage. Even better, the device breaks down the harmful organic matter as it generates [...]

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Los Alamos Wants To Build A Space Elevator

by Haitham Sabbah October 23, 2003

Going Up, WAY Up Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers are proposing an elevator reaching 62,000 miles into the sky to launch payloads into space more cheaply than the shuttle can. “The first country that owns the space elevator will own space,” said lab scientist Bryan Laubscher. “I believe that, and I think Los Alamos should [...]

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