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Anti-Media – by James Holbrooks

Ask and you shall receive. For weeks upon weeks on end, the American populace has watched Donald Trump and his administration, along with pundits in the corporate media, drone on about how China should step up its game in the effort to thwart North Korea’s nuclear ambitions. From the Washington Post on Tuesday:

“A North Korean delegation will attend a large multilateral economic summit in Beijing next week, China’s Foreign Ministry announced Tuesday, underlining its reluctance to join American efforts to completely isolate the regime in Pyongyang.”   Continue reading “What If Everything We’re Being Told About U.S.-North Korea Tensions Is Wrong?”

Activist Post – by Brandon Turbeville

Weeks after a cross-border invasion of Syria by U.S. forces under the guise of rescuing moderate terrorists from the grips of extremist terrorists in southern Syria, there are signs that a much bigger invasion is set to take place in the near future.

Damascus is now on high alert after footage gathered from a drone revealed the presence of around 400 U.S. and Jordanian military vehicles at a Jordanian military base located near the Syrian desert. The base is located east of az-Zarqa, which is 43 km away from the Syrian border. Tanks were also spotted and were reported to be M60s.   Continue reading “U.S., Jordanian Forces Build Up On Syria, Jordan Border; Possible Invasion On The Horizon”

Reuters

A United Nations agency has launched an effort to craft global guidance for the use of laptops and other portable electronics in passenger aircraft cabins after selective bans by the United States and Britain upset airline passengers as well as Middle Eastern carriers.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalized by the decision to relegate laptops to the cargo hold on some flights due to security concerns, three sources familiar with the matter said.   Continue reading “U.N. aviation agency seeks global approach to laptop ban”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In a desperate bid to ensure their flip-flopping over Comey is not misunderstood, and the focus of the narrative remains on the “Russia-Trump collusion hoax,” Democrats are demanding they get their say over President Trump’s termination of FBI Director Comey. Chuck Schumer has called the firing a “big mistake,” Elizabeth Warren has called for a special prosecutor “who Trump can’t fire” in the Russian election interference probe, and Elijah Cummings has issued a statement demanding “immediate emergency hearings.”   Continue reading ““This Is Nixonian” – Democrats Demand “Immediate Emergency Hearings” Over Comey Termination”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Mississippi County, MO — Somer Nunnally made a reckless decision to ingest multiple pills and then get behind the wheel of a car. She then wrecked the car and was arrested for DUI and brought to jail. While Nunnally certainly should’ve been held accountable in some fashion, these poor decisions were most assuredly not worthy of a death sentence. But, that’s what she got.

Nunnally, a mother of two, was out with a friend one night in May of 2015 when she was involved in a single-car crash. When police showed up to the scene, Nunnally was arrested on suspicion of DUI.   Continue reading “Young Mom Dies in Jail Cell as Video Shows Officers Laugh & Gawk at Her — Lawsuit”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Update 2: An aerial survey midmorning Tuesday showed an opening about 20 feet by 20 feet into the tunnel, which had been covered with about eight feet of soil. As Tri-CityHerald.com reports , the breach could expose the highly radioactive material disposed of in the tunnel to the atmosphere.   Continue reading ““Emergency Alert” Declared At Nuclear Facility In Washington; Evacuation Ordered, No-Fly Zone In Place”

The Hill – by Christina Marcos

The House voted Thursday to impose new sanctions on North Korea amid heightened tensions.

Legislation approved handily on a 419-1 vote would target North Korea’s shipping industry and people who employ North Korean slave labor abroad.   Continue reading “House votes to create new North Korea sanctions”

Breitbart – by Aaron Klein

TEL AVIV – While the international community and news media focus on North Korean missile tests and the country’s nuclear program, one expert warned on Sunday that North Korea may be secretly assembling the capability to take out significant parts of the U.S. homeland via an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack.

Dr. Peter Vincent Pry is executive director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security and is the chief of staff of the Congressional EMP Commission.   Continue reading “Congressional Expert: North Korea Prepping EMP Catastrophe Aimed At U.S. Homefront”

My Northwest – by Ron and Don Show

In his 4 ½ years as King County sheriff, John Urquhart cannot recall a time or an issue that brought together nearly every high-ranking law enforcement official in the Puget Sound region. Until Wednesday, when the region’s recent rise in gun violence put local and federal law enforcement in one room.

Most recently, there were six shootings in two days in the Seattle region. The issue is so severe that Urquhart was blunt while speaking with KIRO Radio’s Ron and Don.  Continue reading “King County cops teaming up to fight rise in gun violence”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

Billionaire globalist and altogether controversial figure, George Soros, is now the subject of a $10 billion lawsuit accusing him of being a “racketeer billionaire” for meddling in the affairs of a sovereign African nation — purely for personal reasons — in what critics say typifies his modus operandi.

For those who skimmed that first sentence, yes, that’s Billion — with an emphatic capital “B.”   Continue reading “Federal Suit Hits Soros for $10 Billion For ‘Political Meddling…Motivated Solely by Malice’”

Natural Blaze – by Heather Callaghan

It is believed that when a human experiences a threat such as toxicity, body functions that aren’t necessary for survival might go on the back burner until the threat is removed. If this is true, then it turns out that bees experience the same problems.

“Queen bees will only lay eggs when the eggs are fully developed,” says Prof. Nigel Raine, holder of the Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation.   Continue reading “How Neonicotinoids Kill Spring Breeding For Bumble Bees”

Anti-Media – by Alice Salles

The opioid epidemic is a real tragedy. It has been devastating states like West Virginia, Vermont, and Maine — among others — and it’s been the number one factor in a major incarceration shift that is still seldom discussed by the media.

But as soon as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a new set of national standards for prescribing painkillers, yet another deadly drug threat is beginning to concern authorities in certain states.   Continue reading “A New Street Drug Can Kill You by Touching Your Skin: What You Need to Know”

Red State – by Joe Cunningham

The trillion-dollar spending bill that has many conservatives outraged for a multitude of reasons is now officially law.

Even prominent and vocal Trump supporters like Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter have expressed their dismay at the bill’s spending proposals.  Continue reading “Trump Signs Massive Spending Bill”

Yahoo News

Seoul (AFP) – North Korea on Friday accused the CIA of plotting with South Korea to assassinate leader Kim Jong-Un, amid soaring tensions in the flashpoint region.

The CIA and Seoul’s Intelligence Services have “hatched a vicious plot” involving unspecified “biochemical substances” to kill the hermit state’s young leader during public ceremonial events in Pyongyang, the Ministry of State Security said.   Continue reading “N. Korea accuses CIA of plot to assassinate Kim Jong-Un”