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“Sheltering in Place” is what the goose-steppers refer to when they need to lock down a town or city so they can send in heavily-armed teams of thuggish goon squads that go door-to-door, sometimes kicking the doors in, so they can look for some patsy for a recent False Flag, like the Boston Marathon FF. Continue reading “Red Cross “Sheltering in Place,” for the Sheeple”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
How would America ever survive without the central planners in the Obama administration and at the Federal Reserve? What in the world would we do if there was no income tax and no IRS? Could the U.S. economy possibly keep from collapsing under such circumstances? The mainstream media would have us believe that unless we have someone “to pull the levers” our economy would descend into utter chaos, but the truth is that the best period of economic growth in U.S. history occurred during a time when there was no income tax and no Federal Reserve. Continue reading “During The Best Period Of Economic Growth In U.S. History There Was No Income Tax And No Federal Reserve”
The NWO types are wanting to rush this through Congress by this October, which means they’ll need a BIG distraction, like something going BOOM on 9/11/13.
Hightower Lowdown – by Jim Hightower and Phillip Frazer
Both Bush & Obama have kept negotiations secret about this nuclearized NAFTA. Continue reading “The Trans-Pacific Partnership is not about free trade. It’s a corporate coup d’etat–against us!”
New York Times – by Peter Navarro
HERE is a symbol of China’s assault on the American economy: the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which connects Brooklyn and Staten Island. This landmark, which opened in 1964, is North America’s longest suspension bridge. It’s also in urgent need of renovation. Unfortunately, $34 million in steel production and fabrication work has been outsourced to China.
How did this happen? The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says a Chinese fabricator was picked because the two American companies approached for the project lacked the manufacturing space, special equipment and financial capacity to do the job. But the United Steelworkers claims it quickly found two other American bridge fabricators, within 100 miles of New York City, that could do the job. Continue reading “The Price of ‘Made in China’”
America, meet your new physician, Doctor Bend Over!
Get ready to shell out more money for individual health insurance under Obamacare … in some states, that is.
While many residents in New York and California may see sizable decreases in their premiums, Americans in many places could face significant increases if they buy insurance through state-based exchanges next year. Continue reading “Where Obamacare Premiums Will Soar”
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Earlier, we reported the personal narrative of Michele Catalano who recounted how one day she found herself face to face with six agents from the joint terrorism task force. The reason? “Our seemingly innocent, if curious to a fault, Googling of certain things was creating a perfect storm of terrorism profiling. Because somewhere out there, someone was watching. Someone whose job it is to piece together the things people do on the internet raised the red flag when they saw our search history.” Continue reading “What Google Knows About You”
The Koch Brothers are worth over 50 BILLION dollars. Guess a billion dollars just doesn’t go far these days.
In These Times – by MARY BOTTARI AND REBEKAH WILCE
According to a new analysis by the Center for Media and Democracy (CMD), publishers of ALECexposed.org, at least 117 bills introduced in 2013 fuel a “race to the bottom” in wages, benefits and worker rights—and resemble “model” bills from the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). Continue reading “The Force Behind Bills To Lower Wages and Suppress Workers’ Rights? You Guessed It: ALEC”
The United States Air Force will dramatically expand its military presence across the Pacific this year, sending jets to Thailand, India, Singapore and Australia, according to the service’s top general in the region.
For a major chunk of America’s military community, the so-called “pivot to Asia” might seem like nothing more than an empty catchphrase, especially with the Middle East once again in flames. But for the Air Force at least, the shift is very real. And the idea behind its pivot is simple: ring China with U.S. and allied forces, just like the West did to the Soviet Union, back in the Cold War. Continue reading “US deploying jets around Asia to keep China surrounded”
The Kansas City Star – New York Times
Mistakes like a bounced check or a small overdraft have effectively blacklisted more than a million low-income Americans from the mainstream financial system for as long as seven years as a result of little-known private databases that are used by the nation’s major banks.
The problem is contributing to the growth of the roughly 10 million households in the United States that lack a banking account, a basic requirement of modern economic life. Continue reading “Banks use databases to turn many customers away”
National Defense Magazine- by Sarah Sicard
A recent survey showed that most Americans oppose the use of robotic weaponry without humans in the decision loop.
Fifty-five percent of the respondents in a survey conducted by the University of Massachusetts Amherst said they were either “strongly opposed” or “somewhat opposed” to nations employing fully autonomous weapons, said a report released June 19. Continue reading “Poll: Americans Opposed to Autonomous ‘Killer Robots’”
Mother Jones – by Mac McClelland
“DON’T TAKE ANYTHING that happens to you there personally,” the woman at the local chamber of commerce says when I tell her that tomorrow I start working at Amalgamated Product Giant Shipping Worldwide Inc. She winks at me. I stare at her for a second.
“What?” I ask. “Why, is somebody going to be mean to me or something?” Continue reading “I Was a Warehouse Wage Slave”
Here is proof that the Rothschild-controlled central banking cartel is behind Communism and world government tyranny.
“Which is more plausible? One of the richest men in the world, Victor Rothschild espoused Communist ideals so that his own fabulous wealth and position could be taken away? Or that Communism in fact was a deception designed to take away our wealth and freedom in the name of “equality” and “brotherhood”? ” Continue reading “Victor Rothschild was a “Soviet” Agent”
National Defense – by Sandra I. Erwin
Two of the Army’s largest ammunition plants are seeing an influx of funds as the service begins to ramp up production of new explosives that are less dangerous to handle and store than traditional materials.
The Army invested $330 million over the past five years in manufacturing facilities at the Holston Ammunition Plant in Kingsport, Tenn., where large-scale production of the “insensitive” explosive IMX is now in progress. A similar effort is under way at the Radford Ammunition Plant, in southwest Va. Continue reading “Booming Business at Army Ammunition Plants”
On Friday, Fox News invited renowned religious scholar and prolific author Reza Aslan onto the air, ostensibly to discuss his latest book on Christianity, ‘Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth.’
But instead, host Lauren Green launched into an Islamophobic attack on Aslan’s credentials and expressed incredulity that he, a self-professed Muslim, would be able to write about Christianity in a fair and honest way. Continue reading “Fox News Anchor Dumbfounded That A Scholar, Who Is Muslim, Had The Audacity To Write A Book About Jesus”
Kansas City Star – by RICK MONTGOMERY
They would prefer to shoot at deer, but sportsmen this fall just might bag some drones.
The Kansas Sport Hunting Association probably will work into its upcoming convention a session on what to do about any non-military drone that may be spying on hunters. Continue reading “Drones are in the sights of some hunters”
Alexander also attended the 2009 Bilederberg Conference and shortly afterwards, was named the head of the newly formed US Cyber Command.
Extremism Online – by JB Campbell
That’s what the military calls intelligence. Although it purports to be a civilian rather than a military organization, the NSA is in the business of G-2, collecting information for the military. The NSA director is always a general or an admiral. My first glimpse of the military nature of the NSA was learning that the USS Liberty was under the control of the NSA rather than the US Navy. The NSA director in 1967 was a three-star general named Marshall Carter. You probably never heard of him. Continue reading “G-2”
For the third time in two years, California inmates are refusing food to protest what they say are inhumane conditions.
Inmates are starving themselves to change the state’s practice of indefinite solitary confinement.
The protest is centered on California’s use of security housing units, or SHUs. Continue reading “Inmates, advocates demand change as US prison hunger strike enters 3rd week”
Amitai Etzioni has raised an important question: “Who authorized preparations for war with China?”http://yalejournal.org/2013/06/12/who-authorized-preparations-for-war-with-china/ Etzioni says that the war plan is not the sort of contingency plan that might be on hand for an improbable event. Etzioni also reports that the Pentagon’s war plan was not ordered by, and has not been reviewed by, US civilian authorities. We are confronted with a neoconized US military out of control endangering Americans and the rest of the world. Continue reading “The Two Faux Democracies Threaten Life On Earth”
Care and Washing of the Brain
Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden
Stripes – by John Reed
Henry Makow
Think Progress – by Adam Peck
Press TV
Paul Craig Roberts