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Revolutionary New Book by Stephanie Relfe
Fat is Not about Calories. It’s about Toxins.
Obesity is not a disease. It’s a business plan.
You’re Not Fat. You’re Toxic is an explosive expose in the fight against the worldwide obesity epidemic.
Mega-corporation presidents and government infiltrators worked together to plan your weight gain. It is not an accident that you are overweight. Continue reading “Book Review: You’re not fat, You’re toxic”
It looks the same—the bread, pies, sodas, even corn on the cob. So much of what we eat every day looks just like it did 20 years ago. But something profoundly different has happened without our knowledge or consent. And according to leading doctors, what we don’t know is already hurting us big time. Continue reading “The Ultimate Killing Machine – GMOs”
WTSP 10 News – by Preston Rudie
St. Petersburg, FL — A Republican Florida House candidate says the U.S. Secret Service paid him a visit after he called for President Obama to be hanged.
Joshua Black also tells 10 News he’s not dropping out of the District 68 race, even though Gov. Rick Scott and other Republicans are calling on him to quit. Continue reading “Secret Service visits FL GOP House candidate Joshua Black who calls for hanging President Obama”
Yahoo News – by JONATHAN MATTISE
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia regulators have ordered Freedom Industries to disclose everything that spilled when a storage tank leaked and contaminated the water supply for 300,000 people.
The Department of Environmental Protection says has given the company until 4 p.m. Wednesday to provide the information.
The tank at Freedom’s Charleston facility spilled a coal-cleaning chemical, Crude MCHM, on Jan. 9 in the Elk River. Continue reading “W.Va. tells company to disclose everything spilled”
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s internal security agency says it has foiled an al-Qaida plan to attack the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv and hit other targets in the country.
Shin Bet said Wednesday it arrested three Palestinians it accuses of plotting to carry out bombings, shootings, kidnappings and other attacks. Continue reading “Israel says foils al-Qaida plot on US embassy”
Des Moines Register – by Jennifer Jacobs
Iowa will be required to bind its delegates, for the first time, to the results of the GOP caucuses in the 2016 presidential race.
But Republicans here will have some say in how the delegates mirror the vote results, a party official said today. The off-year Iowa caucuses, when there’s no vote on presidential candidates, are tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Continue reading “New rule for Iowa caucuses will bind GOP national convention delegates”
NORMAN, Oklahoma – Police are investigating a reported shooting at the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman.
Students received a push notification about the reported shooting around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. Norman Police are assisting with response, helping to set up a perimeter. Continue reading “OU Students Sheltered In Place After Reported Shooting On Campus”
The state-level effort to turn off water and electricity to the National Security Agency (NSA) got a major boost today as legislators in Tennessee introduced a bill to ban the state from providing material support to the federal agency.
A long-standing secretive NSA computing facility calls Oak Ridge home. According to NSA researcher James Bamford, the NSA runs most data it gathers “from code breaking to word captures,” through computers at Oak Ridge and NSA headquarters in Ft. Meade, Md. Continue reading “Tennessee Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Take on NSA Encryption-Breaking Facility at Oak Ridge”
Police killed a suspected militant leader in a shootout in Russia’s restive republic of Dagestan, state media said Tuesday, amid increasing security concerns ahead of the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
It’s also emerged that Russian authorities are hunting two more ‘black widow’ suspects — a notorious type of terrorist that’s emerged in Russia’s clashes with Chechen separatists. Continue reading “Russian forces hunt Dagestan militants, ‘black widows’”
The Roanoke Times – by Jeff Sturgeon
Lawyers will ask the U.S. Supreme Court today to absolve a former Roanoke policeman of a federal firearms conviction and hope to highlight what they see as a problem with gun store paperwork requirements.
In 2009, Bruce Abramski Jr. used his law enforcement discount to buy a pistol at a Collinsville gun store and resold the weapon four days later to his uncle, who wanted a gun for protection, had a clean background and was legally entitled to have one. Continue reading “High court to hear gun purchase case”
LOS ANGELES – Minutes before a gunman opened fire in a Los Angeles International Airport terminal last fall, killing a security screener and wounding three other people, the two armed officers assigned to the area left for breaks without informing a dispatcher as required.
The Los Angeles Airport Police Department officers were outside Terminal 3 when authorities say Paul Ciancia opened fire with an assault rifle in an attack targeting Transportation Security Administration officers, two law enforcement officials told The Associated Press. The officials requested anonymity, saying they were briefed on the shooting but were not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation. Continue reading “LAX officers reportedly went on breaks minutes before airport shooting”
NPR – by KRISHNADEV CALAMUR AND FRANK JAMES
Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, were indicted Tuesday on federal corruption charges.
The McDonnells were charged with 14 counts, including conspiracy, wire fraud and other charges.
McDonnell left office earlier this month after completing his term in office. Virginia’s Constitution limits governors to a single four-year term. Continue reading “Ex-Virginia Gov. McDonnell, Wife Charged With Corruption”
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One person was killed in Tuesday’s shooting at an electrical engineering building at Purdue University, campus police Chief John Cox told reporters. Continue reading “1 dead, 1 arrested after Purdue University shooting”
Two casinos in downtown Las Vegas plan to start accepting the online currency Bitcoin.
The D casino and the city’s oldest casino, the Golden Gate, will accept Bitcoin at their hotel front desks beginning Wednesday. Bitcoins can also be used at the D’s gift shop and two restaurants. They won’t be accepted on the casino floor. Continue reading “2 Vegas Hotel-Casinos to Start Accepting Bitcoin”
TUCSON – U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secrectary Jeh Johnson will be touring Southern Arizona this week.
The secretary will be visiting border operations in Tucson and Douglas Wednesday.
He’ll be receiving briefings on border security. Johnson is also scheduled to meet with state and local law enforcement officials. Continue reading “Homeland Security secretary in Douglas, Tucson this week”
DOUGLAS, Ariz. – The border community in southeast Arizona is on edge after an intense gun battle ravaged a city just south of the U.S.-Mexico Border.
Authorities said that a violent gun battled took place in Agua Prieta around 1 a.m. Saturday, just south of Douglas, Ariz., claiming between eight and 13 lives, according to the Cochise County Sherriff’s Office. None of the listed deaths are U.S. citizens. Continue reading “Border community on edge after violent cartel gunfight in Agua Prieta”
Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson
Following an influential think tank’s call for a humanitarian “realpolitik” stunt to be pulled to weaken President Assad’s position, a report has miraculously emerged just 24 hours before the start of the ‘Geneva II’ conference which alleges systematic torture and abuse by Assad’s regime. Continue reading “Cynical New PR Stunt Greases Skids For “Humanitarian” Invasion of Syria”
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