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Russia is not convinced by the evidence which the US provided alleging that the government of Syria’s President Bashar Assad used chemical weapons against rebel forces.
“The Americans tried to present us with information on the use of chemical weapons by the regime, but frankly we thought that it was not convincing,” said presidential aide Yury Ushakov on Friday. Continue reading “Moscow unconvinced by US evidence of Syrian chemical weapons use”
World Events and the Bible – by Brandon Ward
WEB Notes: The situation is now spiraling out of control in Syria and the Middle-East. It was reported yesterday,93,000 people have been killed in the war against the “rebels.”Isaiah 17:1 is quickly approaching.
The Obama administration has concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government used chemical weapons against the rebels seeking to overthrow him and, in a major policy shift, President Obama has decided to supply military support to the rebels, the White House announced Thursday. Continue reading “Middle East Fuse Lit: USA to Enforce No Fly Zone and Give Military Support to Syrian Rebels Who Pledge Allegiance to Al-Qaeda”
Washington Post – by Carol D. Leonnig and David Nakamura
Update: The White House has cancelled the safari for this trip.
Continue reading “Document: Major resources needed for Obama Africa trip”
During testimony before a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday, FBI DirectorRobert Mueller was asked why he thought the National Security Agency’s monitoring of all Americans communications were necessary programs. Mueller testified that these NSA programs, had they existed before the events of September 11, 2001, could have either disrupted or even prevented those attacks. Continue reading “FBI Director Mueller: NSA Programs ‘Could Have Derailed’ Sept 11, 2001 Plot – So What’s the Truth?”
Washington Post – by Robert Barnes and Brady Dennis
Those who challenged the notion that something that occurs naturally in the human body can be “owned” by a company said the decision could open a new era of expanded research and lower costs for genetic testing. Continue reading “Supreme Court rules human genes may not be patented”
Raw Story – by Stephen C. Webster
Two police officers in Liberty, New York were sued on Thursday by a Connecticut man who claims he was handcuffed and berated after a judge objected to him writing expletives and crossing out the town’s name and replacing it with “TYRANNY” on a speeding ticket. Continue reading “Liberty, NY cops sued for arresting man who replaced town’s name with ‘Tyranny’ on ticket”
New York Post – by GEOFF EARLE and S.A. MILLER
WASHINGTON — A top State Department official stymied investigators trying to get to the bottom of four killings in Honduras involving DEA agents and local police — yet another revelation from internal memos leaked by a whistleblower claiming a pattern of coverups.
The incident ended in the deaths of two pregnant women and two men last year, after Honduran national police opened fire from a State Department-owned helicopter on a small boat. Continue reading “State Department stymied probe into shooting of four Hondurans, whistleblower says”
Many of us cannot home school our children because both mother and father have to work two or three jobs just to pay the bills. The cost of living to keep the lights on, food to eat and fuel in our vehicles keeps rising no matter how much we pinch pennies. We have no choice but put our kids in the public school system.
It is common knowledge now that the Public School System has become indoctrination centers. They are trying to ram down our throats a Soviet style collectivist agenda. They are trying to get children to turn in their parents if they talk against the government. They ask how many guns are in our homes. They want to know if their family is bad for the environment because they want to take hot bath. Continue reading “Are Public School Anti Bullying Policies Part of Slave Training?”
New York Times – by MARK MAZZETTI, MICHAEL R. GORDON and MARK LANDLER
WASHINGTON — American and European intelligence analysts now believe that President Bashar al-Assad’s troops have used chemical weapons against rebel forces in the civil war there, an assessment that will put added pressure on a deeply divided Obama administration to develop a response to a provocation that the president himself has declared a “red line.” Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: Syria Has Used Chemical Arms on Rebels, U.S. and E.U. Find”
MULLAN, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho State Police trooper shot and killed a motorist along Interstate 90 at Lookout Pass as a sheriff’s deputy struggled with the man over a gun.
Kootenai County officials said the shooting occurred about noon Wednesday just west of the Idaho-Montana state line. Continue reading “Idaho State trooper shoots, kills motorist near Lookout Pass”
Huffington Post – by VERENA DOBNIK
NEW YORK — Bargain hunters from around the world flock to Manhattan’s Chinatown for legally sold bags, jewelry and other accessories bursting onto sidewalks from storefronts along Canal Street.
But hidden around the city are goods labeled “Prada” or “Louis Vuitton” or some other luxury brand – counterfeits sold for a pittance. In some cases, handbags going for $2,000 on Fifth Avenue can be had downtown for, say, $20. Continue reading “Chinatown’s Counterfeit-Goods Economy Targeted In New York City Council Bill”
With seemingly endless scandals rocking the country, economic malaise spreading across the world, and super powers positioning their military assets on the grand chessboard, one can’t help but notice that the entire planet is devolving into completely insanity.
Uncertainty is at such a level that it’s impossible to know what happens next. Continue reading “Must See Commentary: “I Don’t Know What We’re Going To Wake Up To Tomorrow…””
The DC Caller – by Caroline May
Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee are looking into allegations that the Internal Revenue Service seized 60 million medical records from a California health care provider.
“(T)he Committee on Energy and Commerce is investigating allegations that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), in the course of executing a search warrant at a California health care provider’s corporate headquarters in March 2011, improperly seized the personal medical records of millions of American citizens in possible violation of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution,” members of the committee wrote in a letter Tuesday to Acting IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel. Continue reading “House committee looks into IRS seizure of 60 million medical records”
NORTH RIDGEVILLE — The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals wants Humane Officer Barry Accorti fired for allegedly shooting five kittens in a home’s back yard on Monday.
OSPCA Executive Director Teresa Landon says Accorti should be fired and charged with five counts of animal cruelty. Continue reading “SPCA wants humane officer who shot kittens fired”
Activist Post – by Ginger Jane Hammack
This cage has had societies under a spell for decades. The light from the lamp post is softly glowing. We’ve been starring at it for years. Our feet wet from random sprayings through the bars. Our spirits have been provoked to hunt inner truth and we wait.
While opening the King James Bible and turning to Proverbs 28:1 the most inspirational verse reads, “The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion.” While it is daunting to wake up the caged, I’m encouraged somehow to show them they can be bold as lions. Continue reading “Humanity Roars Like Lions Caged Inside the Agenda 21 Matrix”
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin police would be forbidden from enforcing any new federal gun and ammunition restrictions, bans or registration requirements under a bill a Republican lawmaker is circulating.
Rep. Michael Schraa of Oshkosh, a first-term legislator and a member of the National Rifle Association, sent out an email Tuesday to his fellow lawmakers seeking co-sponsors for the proposal. He also issued a statement to the media saying the bill is meant to send a message that Wisconsin won’t help the federal government restrict the public’s constitutional right to bear arms. Continue reading “Wisconsin bill would bar police from enforcing any new federal gun restrictions”
The Weather Channel posted two videos warning of severe thunderstorms along with scattered tornadoes and even a derecho developing this afternoon and evening. Here’s the first: Possible Storms & Tornadoes Wednesday. Continue reading “Severe weather and possible derecho in the Midwest today”
CNS News – by Elizabeth Harrington
The IRS, currently in the midst of scandals involving the targeting of conservative groups and lavish taxpayer-funded conferences, is ordering surveillance equipment that includes hidden cameras in coffee trays, plants and clock radios.
The IRS wants to secure the surveillance equipment quickly – it posted a solicitation on June 6 and is looking to close the deal by Monday, June 10. The agency already has a company lined up for the order but is not commenting on the details. Continue reading “IRS Buying Spying Equipment: Covert Cameras in Coffee Trays, Plants”
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