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The number of people preparing for some form of societal collapse continues to grow and it is often the most unlikeliest of people.
Best-selling author, preparedness expert and former military survival instructor, Jonathan Hollerman has been running a successful preparedness consultancy agency for the past five years. Continue reading “How ‘preppers’ plan to survive off-the-grid in the event the nation’s power supply fails”
Beer, iPhones and plane tickets are all likely to get more expensive in the next few months thanks to President Donald Trump.
Trump’s announcement that he’s slapping steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the European Union on Friday has major big-picture implications for the U.S. economy and global trade. But, in the short term, it’s going to hit Americans right in the pocket book, economists told MONEY. Continue reading “Beer, Plane Tickets and iPhones Are All About to Get More Expensive. Here’s Why”
Washington Times – by Valerie Richardson
After a gunman opened fire on students in Parkland, Florida, the phones started ringing at the Texas Home School Coalition, and they haven’t stopped yet.
The Lubbock-based organization has been swamped with inquiries for months from parents seeking safer options for their kids in the aftermath of this year’s deadly school massacres, first in Parkland and then in Santa Fe, Texas. Continue reading “Educational decline: Homeschooling surges as parents seek safer option for children”
The American Mirror – by Victor Skinner
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren would rather praise communist China than the President of the United States.
The 2020 presidential hopeful and darling of the left appeared on CBS This Morning to hawk her new book when host John Dickerson brought up North Korea and the progress President Trump’s made in pressuring the rogue nation to de-nuclearize its military. Continue reading “Elizabeth Warren praises communist China ‘long-term whole-of-government’ strategy”
Papua New Guinea will ban Facebook for a month while it identifies fake profiles and considers the website’s effect on the country.
Communication minister Sam Basil said users posting pornography and false information would be identified. Continue reading “Facebook to be banned in Papua New Guinea for a month”
When this publically financed garbage first came out the box many were skeptical to say the least, at least I was. I knew this technology was way too early to become in any way shape or form safe. Our roads were not adequately prepared to deal with this fantasy type of transportation mode called autonomous driving. No way in the world could our current infrastructure adequately deal with hands off driving safety No way, simple as that.
What should have been dealt with first was to re-think America’s roads, and how to include imbedded sensors within the road itself before any of this fantasy land BS hit the markets. Now, just as many fantasy publicly financed boondoggles before this, billions have been simply thrown out of the autonomous window. American Nationals once again get the autonomous shaft as the idiots in office continue to green light this endless money pit. Continue reading “The Telsa Killing Machines- Autonomous Suicide”
A retired high school English teacher says a letter she received from President Trump would have barely earned passing marks, so she corrected the letter and sent it back to the White House.
Yvonne Mason, an Atlanta resident who retired last year after teaching middle and high school students in South Carolina for 17 years, corrected grammatical mistakes in the letter bearing Trump’s signature, including 11 instances of improper capitalization of words like “president” and “state.” Continue reading “Retired English teacher corrects letter from Trump and sends it back to White House”
Great Lakes Seaway Partnership – February 14, 2018
Construction will soon begin on a new iron plant in Toledo. The Port Authority there says it’s a big step in the right direction for Great Lakes shipping.
Cleveland Cliffs – an iron ore manufacturer — is opening the plant, the first of its kind in the Great Lakes. It produces hot briquetted iron, using new technology. The iron will then travel to steelmaking companies in Ohio and Indiana. Continue reading “Manufacturer Sees Growth in Great Lakes Shipping”
A woman’s shockingly racist road rage attack against a Korean-American Air Force veteran has been exposed.
The woman was driving in Fremont, California, last week when she launched the tirade against James Ahn. Continue reading “Racist road rage attack on Korean-American Air Force veteran”
NEW YORK CITY (FOX5NY) – With the summer travel season fast approaching, gas prices are on the rise but some people are getting sticker shock in Manhattan.
Regular gas has hit $5 a gallon at at least one station. A Mobil station on 11th Ave. in Hell’s Kitchen has raised its prices to $4.999 a gallon. That’s well above the current average for the five boroughs. AAA says the average in New York City is $3.18 a gallon. Continue reading “Gas hits $5 a gallon in New York City”
Nanny-state-imposing left-wing billionaire Michael Bloomberg is now on video admitting how much he likes to raise taxes on poor people, calling such tax hikes a “good thing.” For years, Bloomberg has personally funded and promoted all sorts of regressive taxes and regulations in an attempt to push people around. He uses the coercive power of the government to force people to live their lives as he sees fit. Continue reading “Left-Wing Billionaire Michael Bloomberg: Raising Taxes on Poor People Is a “good thing.””
Conservative Firing Line – by Joe Newby
On Sunday, Fox News reported that Hillary Clinton, the most evil person ever nominated to the White House by a major party, will receive Harvard’s prestigious Radcliffe Medal for her alleged “transformative impact on society,” the Ivy League university said.
According to the Fox Report: Continue reading “Hillary Clinton to receive Harvard medal for ‘transformative impact on society’”
Roman Abramovich will have to prove his wealth is legitimate after Whitehall launched a war on oligarchs.
The billionaire Russian owner of Chelsea football club is effectively banned from Britain until he can show his money is clean.
Other super-rich oligarchs in Britain also face being caught up in the clampdown on foreign cash deemed ‘not conducive to public good’. Continue reading “Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is told to prove wealth is legitimate”
Hemp milk is the latest non-dairy milk product to hit Australian pantries.
The milk, which is made by blending hemp hearts, salt, filtered water and date paste, has hit shelves just six months after Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) approved the sale of low THC hemp seed foods. Continue reading “Hemp milk is now the latest non-dairy fad”
Workers marched to McDonald’s new corporate headquarters in downtown Chicago on Monday to protest what they contend is the burger giant’s role in institutionalized poverty, especially among minorities.
Hundreds of McDonald’s workers from across the country traveled to participate in the protest Monday, one of multiple demonstrations planned across the country, according to Fight for $15, a labor campaign supported by the Service Employees International Union. Continue reading “McDonald’s workers march on new Chicago HQ for $15 an hour wages”
