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Media sources confirm the seizure of an Israeli military vehicle in Al Qseir inside Syrian territory.
The vehicle’s licence plate corresponds to that of the Israeli military with a black background and the letter Tsade (צ) (see image below)
Al Qseir is a strategic border town on the Northern frontier of Lebanon. Occupied by rebels, it was taken back by Syrian forces on Monday. Continue reading “Covert Israeli Forces Inside Syria Within Rebel Ranks? Israeli Military Vehicle Seized: Report”
Who What Why – by Dave Lindorff
The horrific bombing of the Boston Marathon, to hear the FBI and the Boston Police tell it, is solved: One bomber, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, is dead, gunned down by police and then run over for good measure by his fleeing brother Dzhokhar, who was captured a day later in a citywide manhunt, after being hit by a fusillade of police bullets fired into a trailered pleasure boat he was hiding in. Continue reading “Official Story Has Odd Wrinkles: A Pack Of Questions About The Boston Bombing Backpacks”
How does one write on a boat wall, that is either made of fiberglass or painted wood, both materials difficult, if not impossible to write on with a pen?
I’m surprised they didn’t say the note war written in blood on the wall and ended with: Continue reading “Boston Suspect’s Writing on the Wall”
Victory Post – by Lucas Bowser
While many reviews of the new Star Trek film seem to miss the obvious, there is no doubt that key elements of the plot are a commentary on modern politics and specifically the war on terror. The creators of the movie announced this to be their intention in 2009 telling the LA Times that the sequel, ”needs to do what [Star Trek creator] Roddenberry did so well, which is allegory. It needs to tell a story that has connection to what is familiar and what is relevant.” Continue reading “Star Trek Into the Darkness of 9/11 Conspiracy Theory”
Tom Heneghan Explosive Intelligence Briefings
UNITED STATES of America – The Adamus Group, which is a worldwide intelligence gathering corporation that manages worldwide databases on behalf of the U.S. NSA (National Security Agency), and then shares their intelligence gathering capability with national intelligence agencies, U.S. law enforcement and the criminal banking giants that have looted the U.S. Treasury and placed the entire savings deposits of Americans, who have their funds in the aforementioned banks, at risk. Continue reading “The Adamus Group Exposed: It’s Nazi Paperclip”
Business Insider – by Steve Kovach
Google‘s big keynote at its I/O developers conference this week wore me out.
Not because it lasted a grueling three hours and fifty minutes, but because of what was announced. With every new product update, every new feature, every new virtual service, it became more and more clear that Google isn’t just a search company that makes loads of cash by showing you ads. It’s creeping into every aspect of our digital, physical, and private lives at an exponential rate. Continue reading “Google’s Plan To Take Over The World”
Veterans Today – by Martin Hill, Liberty Fight
A federal court in New York has sanctioned the widow of a 9/11 victim as well as her attorney, for filing “a series of offensive insinuations, unmistakably anti-Semitic.” California Attorney Bruce Leichty and Appellant Ellen Mariani were both chided and fined by the court in an 11-page decision dated May 15th. The case, Ransmeier v. UAL Corporation, et al., was heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. “We conclude that Appellant and her attorney’s conduct in prosecuting this appeal was frivolous and offensive,” the court proclaimed, “and therefore warrants the imposition of sanctions.” Continue reading “9/11 Widow & Lawyer sanctioned by Corrupt Zionist Judge”
Before It’s News – by Tom Dennen, the paranoid historian
Familiar ring? Just changed the names to protect the innocent First Casualty of war: Truth.
Islam, one of the three Abrahamic religions based on the Ten Commandments, holds that there have been one hundred and twenty thousand ‘Prophets’ or Messengers since Abraham, in cluding Jesus, all tellling the same story: Love your neighbor… Do unto others… Continue reading “Conspiracy ‘Theories’ First Rejected As Either Treason or Madness, Then Ridiculed, Then… Accepted As Common Knowledge.”
Former marine, radio host and political activist Adam Kokesh was arrested at a marijuana legalization assembly in Philadelphia today, according to Facebook posts.
In a video of the Smoke Down Prohibition rally, policemen can be seen entering a crowd of activists, and shortly afterwards emerging with Kokesh in tow. Continue reading “Radio Host Adam Kokesh Arrested in Philly”
Before It’s New – by Tom Dennen, the paranoid historian
… the CIA has largely escaped unscathed. “They’ve gotten a pass on a lot of this,” a former Obama administration official says. Perhaps that’s the real scandal.
GOP scandal-chasers have been obsessed with the Obama administration’s talking points about the attack on US facilities in Benghazi, Libya, that left four Americans dead, and the White House on Wednesday tried to put the pseudo-scandal to rest by releasing a batch of interagency emails related to the talking points. Continue reading “Benghazi: What Did the CIA Know, and When Did it Know it? Forget the Talk. The CIA’s Cover Up May be the Real Mystery.”
DENVER – Colorado sheriffs upset with gun restrictions adopted in the aftermath of last year’s mass shootings filed a federal lawsuit Friday, challenging the regulations as unconstitutional.
The lawsuit involves sheriffs from 54 of Colorado’s 64 counties, most representing rural, gun-friendly areas of the state. Continue reading “Colorado sheriffs sue over new state gun restrictions”
North Korea launched three short-range guided missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula’s east coast Saturday, South Korea’s semi-official news agency Yonhap cited the South Korean Defense Ministry as saying.
The ministry said it had detected two launches in the morning, followed by another in the afternoon, Yonhap reported. Continue reading “Report: North Korea launches short-range missiles”
Even after cutting off the head of al-Qaeda, the United States Department of Defense doesn’t believe an end to the war on terror is in sight. On Thursday, one Pentagon official predicted the mission against al-Qaeda could continue for another two decades.
Speaking to the Senate Armed Services early Thursday, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations Michael Sheehan said the Pentagon has no plans to pull out of its almost 12-year-old war overseas. Continue reading “Pentagon plans to fight ‘War on Terror’ for another 20 years”
International Business Times – by Sreeja VN
Russia has sold advanced Yakhont antiship cruise missiles to Syria’s President Bashar Assad led government disregarding the U.S. and allies request to stop arms sales to the regime, American officials said on Thursday.
Russia’s sale of 300 Yakhont antiship missiles, an advanced version of the S-300 antiship cruise missiles fitted with an advanced radar system to the regime is considered to be an affront to the U.S and allies attempt to bring peace to the region. Continue reading “Russia Sold Advanced S-300 Ship Killing Missiles To Syrian President Bashar Assad, Say US Officials”
You will be hearing a lot about the upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. TPP’s negotiations are being held in secret with details kept secret even from our Congress. But giant corporations are in the loop.
TPP is a “trade” agreement between several Pacific-rim countries that is actually about much more than just trade. It will be sold as a trade agreement (because everyone knows that “trade” is good) but much of it appears to be (from what we know) a corporate end-run around things We the People want to do to reign in the giant corporations — like Wall Street regulation, environmental regulation and corporate taxation. Continue reading “Upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership Looks Like Corporate Takeover”
USA Today – by Aamer Madhani and Gregory Korte
WASHINGTON — President Obama said Thursday he is naming a trusted White House budget official, Daniel Werfel, to serve as his new acting IRS commissioner.
The appointment of Werfel comes as a second top IRS official announced Thursday that he is stepping down in the aftermath of revelations that the agency targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny. Continue reading “Second IRS official resigns after scandal”
Gov. Martin O’Malley on Thursday signed a gun-control bill that is among the country’s most sweeping legislative responses to the December mass shooting in Newtown, Conn.
The law bans the sale of assault-style rifles, including the AR-15 used in the Newtown killing of six educators and 20 first- and second-graders. The law limits gun ownership for people with mental illness, outlaws the sale of high-capacity magazines and establishes the nation’s first new handgun licensing scheme in two decades. Continue reading “Maryland Governor O’Malley signs gun bill”
The Weekly Standard – by DANIEL HALPER
California congressman Devin Nunes made the claim yesterday that the Justice Department wiretapped telephones in the House of Representative’s Cloak Room, an exclusive part of the Capitol where members are able to privately interact with one another. Nunes made the claim on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show. Continue reading “Congressman: Justice Dept. Wiretapped the House of Representative’s Cloak Room”
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