Children of tomorrow
I apologize to you
On behalf of those in my time
For the things we didn’t do
We didn’t stop the tyrants Continue reading “Children Of Tomorrow”
Author: JoeSTP
Press release by the Iberia Parish Sheriff’s office concerning the budget reduction plan:
Starting today (9/8/2016) Sheriff Louis Ackal will begin implementing his plan to reduce the anticipated budget deficit.
This budget deficit can be directly related to the loss of sales tax revenue, the loss of the work release program and the increases in health insurance, vehicle insurance and liability insurance. Continue reading “Iberia Parish Sheriff’s office to layoff 26 employees”
Express – by FELICITY THISTLETHWAITE
Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is a virus primarily transmitted to people from ticks and animals. While it might not be a commonly-discussed disease, CCHF outbreaks – which causes severe viral haemorrhagic fever outbreaks – have a fatality rate of up to 40 per cent, according to the World Health Organisation.
Worryingly the virus is primarily transmitted to people from ticks and livestock animals – but human-to-human transmission can occur after close contact with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected persons. Continue reading “Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever: New terrifying VIRUS sweeps Europe…and there’s no vaccine”
Citing Israel’s preeminence in counter-terrorism – and the fact that it is the only country outside the United State to have a 9/11 memorial honoring every victim – a US police delegation said it wanted to visit the country on the 15th anniversary of the attack.
Fifty-two officers from seven states arrived on Wednesday for one week to train with multiple units, visit the new state-of-the-art police academy in Beit Shemesh, and hold a ceremony at Jerusalem’s 9/11 memorial on Sunday. Continue reading “US police delegation visits Israel to learn counter-terrorism techniques, hold 9/11 ceremony”
President Barack Obama says Americans are so uninterested in the rest of the world because they are “lazy” and don’t feel like knowing about “other people.” His remarks have not gone unnoticed at home, where angered Americans suggested he stay abroad.
“[…] We are such a big country we haven’t always had to know about other parts of the world,” Obama told a Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) town hall. “If you are in Laos, you need to know about Thailand and China and Cambodia, because you are a small country and they are right next door and you need to know who they are.” Continue reading “Obama says Americans too ‘lazy’ to explore the world, triggers backlash at home”
Three crew members were confirmed dead after a helicopter went down in Brevard County.
Video from WESH Chopper 2 shows the wreckage, as well as a large patch of charred ground. Continue reading “3 crew members killed in helicopter crash in Palm Bay”
The Last Great Stand – by Voice of Reason
In the following video, Alex Jones begins by making a general statement in response to a question he’s been asked more times than he cares to count over the course of his professional career. The question always comes from the willfully ignorant, normally in a very condescending tone, and it often sounds something like, “If there really is a big bad secret world government, then where is it, and tell us who runs it.” Continue reading “Soros: Western Society Must Fall Before One World Govt Can Be Established”
CARMEL, Ind. — After a ruling by the U.S. Department of Education regarding federal loans, Carmel-based ITT Technical Institute is ceasing all operations, the company announced Tuesday.
“The actions of and sanctions from the U.S. Department of Education have forced us to cease operations of the ITT Technical Institutes, and we will not be offering our September quarter,” the school said in a press release . “We reached this decision only after having exhausted the exploration of alternatives, including transfer of the schools to a non-profit or public institution.” Continue reading “ITT Technical Institute closes its doors for good after federal ruling”
The Mexican military has been raising upside down flags all over the country, nobody really knows what’s going on and what it means. Continue reading “Potential Military Coup In Mexico, Massive Flags Flown Upside Down”
Loyalty oaths have been tried in the past, but eventually were struck down by the courts as either too vague, or an unconstitutional violation of free speech. These applied, as far as I can tell from reading their history, only to American citizens.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has suggested something different. He wants to screen people coming into America to see if they share American values. Trump says he would exclude not only people who sympathize with terrorists and believe in Sharia law, but those “who do not believe in our Constitution, or who support bigotry and hatred.” Continue reading “Trump Calls for an Oath to America”
Former OC Central Command Maj.-Gen. (res.) Gadi Shamni’s characterization of Israel as “bringing occupation to an art form” angered politicians on the Right on Wednesday.
Speaking at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Shamni talked about his time in charge of Central Command when he was responsible for the West Bank, and describing himself as “the occupation general.” Continue reading “Retired general calling Israel ‘world champion of occupation’ sparks outrage”
The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) new comprehensive regulations go into effect today for routine non-recreational use of small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) – more popularly known as “drones.”
The provisions of the new rule – formally known as Part 107 – are designed to minimize risks to other aircraft and people and property on the ground. A summary is available here. (PDF) Continue reading “The FAA’s New Drone Rules Are Now In Effect”
Hundreds of Australians have signed up for crisis survival classes fearing a terrorist attack on home soil.
Former British commando and international security expert Tony Loughran has seen interest in his Zero Risk International training classes increase with the rise in global terrorism. Continue reading “Hundreds of Aussies sign up for terror survival training”
Skilled Survival – by Will Brendza
I’m not here to question the reasons why you want to disappear. I’m sure your interest in disappearing are complicated, diverse and very personal.
- Maybe you are a curious surfer, casually perusing theSkilled Survival site.
- Maybe you owe the mob a fortune in money you don’t have, and they’re going to break your legs and feed you to the sharks.
- Or perhaps you are preparing to do something so dastardly – so sinister – so illegal – you’re going to need to vanish from the face of this earth.
Continue reading “How To Disappear Completely – The Great Vanishing Act”
If you’re at all passionate about health, it’s likely you will eventually reach the conclusion that you need to grow your own food. Hendrikus Schraven, founder of Hendrikus Organics, is a magnificent resource in this regard.
Hendrikus has an innovative approach to environmental landscape design, including a focus on edible landscaping, and he’s an expert at restoring contaminated soils, which so many of us have. The key to this approach, of course, is to improve the quality of the microbiome in the soil. Continue reading “Restoring Your Soil: Advice by an Old School Soil to Health Expert”
Burning Man kicked off on Sunday as thousands of revelers made their way into the Nevada Desert for eight days of art and alternative living.
The annual festival, which began in 1986 as a bonfire, takes place in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert.
Thirty years after its first incarnation, the event is so populous with tens of thousands of people attending, the dried up lake where the event is held becomes Black Rock City. Continue reading “The fuse is lit! Thousands of ‘dreamers and doers’ descend on the Nevada desert for Burning Man”