21st Century Wire – by Patrick Henningsen

Last night in Boston, following the apprehension of a 19 year old student suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, crowds poured on to the streets of Watertown and surrounding boroughs, celebrating what they believe was an end of their terrible ordeal which began on Monday.

In what looked more like an post-game celebration following a Boston Celtics NBA championship, or a Red Sox World Series victory  – major media reported the communal outpouring of national pride where resident could be seen with painted faces, brandishing American flags, and heard shouting “USA, USA”.   Continue reading “Why does Boston celebrate Martial Law with chants of ‘USA, USA’?”

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OXFORD, Miss. –  The attorney for a man accused of mailing ricin-laced letters to the president and a senator says federal authorities have scant evidence linking her client to the crime.

Christi McCoy said after a court hearing Friday that the government has offered no evidence to prove her client, Paul Kevin Curtis, had possession of any ricin.   Continue reading “Attorney: Scant evidence linking Miss. man to ricin-laced letters sent to president, senator”

In this image released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on April 19, 2013, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19-years-old, a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing is seen.Slate – by Emily Bazelon

When the law gets bent out of shape for him, it’s easier to bend out of shape of the rest of us.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will not hear his Miranda rights before the FBI questions him Friday night. He will have to remember on his own that he has a right to a lawyer, and that anything he says can be used against him in court, because the government won’t tell him. This is an extension of a rule the Justice Department wrote for the FBI—without the oversight of any court—called the “public safety exception.”   Continue reading “Why Should I Care That No One’s Reading Dzhokhar Tsarnaev His Miranda Rights?”

Victory Post – by Lucas Bowser

The Boston Bomber suspects’ mother is claiming that the FBI was in contact with her son. She claims in an interview with Russia Today that “they were controlling every step of him…” She says, “He was controlled by FBI for like, three, five years. They knew what my son was doing.” Their father is saying something similar. “Somebody clearly framed them. I don’t know who exactly framed them, but they did.”

Because the mainstream media outlets continue to treat questions concerning the possibility of false flag terrorism in the Boston Bombing as absurd, the alternative media is left with the job of investigating this angle. For those considering this possibility, the evidence of drills is key in determining if the attacks might have been carried out through the establishment bureaucracy. So how likely is it that there were drills being run at the Boston Marathon?   Continue reading “Was the Boston Bombing a “Dry-Run Disaster” Gone Live?”

Huffington Post – by Jack Mirkinson

Journalists had a series of tense clashes with police officers as they moved in on the suspect in the Boston bombing case. Police repeatedly told reporters that they risked jeopardizing the search for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old who is being sought by authorities. As law enforcement surrounded a house in Cambridge, MA, the tensions mounted even more.

CNN and “Today” put their feeds on a delay as the siege continued. CNN’s Jake Tapper said the network did not want to show anything that was “overly violent” or would compromise security.   Continue reading “Boston Police Clash With Reporters As Hunt For Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Continues”

Police officers search homes for the Boston Marathon bombing suspects in Watertown, Massachusetts April 19, 2013. (Reuters / Jessica Rinaldi)RT News

Massachusetts police are hunting for 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who they say was the second suspect in Monday’s Boston Marathon bombing. Tsarnaev’s older brother, Tamerlan, was killed in a shootout with police. The two suspects are of Chechen descent.

Boston police have ordered residents to remain at home, as officers search for Tsarnaev.   Continue reading “Boston manhunt: Search continues as residents remain on lockdown”

A new photo of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.

NBC News – by Erin McClam

The suspects in the attack on the Boston Marathon — one killed, one on the loose — are brothers of Chechen origin, at least one a legal permanent resident of the United States, law enforcement officials told NBC News.

The suspect at large early Friday was identified as Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, born in Kyrgyzstan, holding a Massachusetts driver’s license and living in the Boston suburb of Cambridge. He was the suspect in the white hat in surveillance photos from the marathon released by the FBI.   Continue reading “Suspects in marathon bombings are brothers”

Police Coverage MassAP – by EILEEN SULLIVAN, MEGHAN BARR and KATIE ZEZIMA

WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) — Two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing killed an MIT police officer, injured a transit officer in a firefight and threw explosive devices at police during their getaway attempt in a long night of violence that left one of them dead and another still at large Friday, authorities said as the manhunt intensified for a young man described as a dangerous terrorist.   Continue reading “1 of 2 Mass. Bomb Suspects Dead; Suburbs Shut Down”

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After owning & operating a commercial & residential cleaning business for almost 8 years, I landed a contract with the largest non-metropolitan hospital in America, AKA North Mississippi Medical Center, which fronts itself as a “not-for-profit” charity hospital in Tupelo, Mississippi.   Continue reading “Ricin Letters Sender Kevin Curtis’ Complaint to North Mississippi Medical Center”

SINKHOLEInternational Business Times – by Jill Heller

A sinkhole that opened up on the street of the Chicago neighborhood of South Deering swallowed three cars and injured one person on Thursday morning.

The Chicago Fire Department said that one person, who was not identified, was rescued from the sinkhole at approximately 5:30 a.m. and taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The victim was listed as in serious-to-critical condition as of Thursday morning, according to the Chicago Tribune.   Continue reading “Chicago Sinkhole Swallows 3 Cars, Injures 1 Person In South Deering After Flooding”

Infoworld – by Grant Gross

The U.S. House of Representatives moved closer Wednesday toward the passage of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), despite concerns that the cyber threat information-sharing bill will allow Web-based companies to share a wide amount of customer information with government agencies.

The House on Wednesday debated several amendments to the bill, some of them minor changes related to what groups government agencies can share cyber threat information with. The House, in a 227-192 vote Wednesday, rejected efforts by some Democrats to allow additional amendments to overhaul privacy protections in the bill.   Continue reading “US House moves toward passage of CISPA”

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On Sunday, April 7, Colorado farmers Ethan and Renee Abbott were in their house with their two children, ages 7 and 4 months when law enforcement officers from Weld County showed up and eventually arrested Renee for an offense that had allegedly occurred several months earlier: “grazing animals in the municipal right of way.”   Continue reading “Colorado Authorities Arrest Nursing Mother”

A man stands in the remains of a house following a reported airstrike by the Syrian air force in Aleppo on Monday, April 15. Tensions in Syria first flared in March 2011, escalating into a civil war that still rages. This gallery contains the most compelling images taken since the start of the conflict.CNN

Washington (CNN) — In a critical indication of growing U.S. military involvement in the civil war in Syria, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered the deployment of more American troops to Jordan.

Hagel announced the deployment, which was first reported on CNN, in a statement to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday.   Continue reading “U.S. military to step up presence in Jordan in light of Syria civil war”