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Right Wing News – by William Teach
Well, what they, like many other leftist news outlets, are upset about is that the illegal aliens in question were “profiled”. Nowhere within this piece by the NY Times Editorial Board do they mention that the two men in question were illegally in the country. Continue reading “NY Times Very Upset That Illegal Aliens Were Detained And Deported”
Natural Society – by Julie Fidler
Summertime cookouts are about to look a lot different to many people who will undoubtedly switch out brats, burgers, and steaks for chicken, pork, or even portabella mushrooms. The World Health Organization (WHO) is reportedly planning to classify red meat, bacon, sausages and other processed meats as “probably carcinogenic to humans.”
That means that some of the world’s favorite foods will soon be in the same classification as cigarettes, alcohol, and asbestos. Red meat is likely to be ranked as only slightly less hazardous than preserved meats. [1] Continue reading “WHO Set to Classify Red Meat, Processed Meats as “Probably Carcinogenic””
A woman who drove into a crowd of spectators at a homecoming parade in the US state of Oklahoma, killing four people, has been charged with second-degree murder.
But her lawyer said Adacia Chambers, 25, was not drunk at the wheel of her car, as police suspected, when she hit the people in Stillwater.
“I absolutely can rule out alcohol,” said attorney Tony Coleman, adding his client might have mental problems. Continue reading “Oklahoma crash woman on murder charges”
Back in healthier times, they tried to warn us:
The supposed hysteria is turning out to be understated, as our country is incrementally stolen away from us from within.
At least now it’s easier to spot a communist. Just look for their Obama/Shrillary/Bernie Sanders bumper stickers.
Three people were killed and 22 were injured after a car plowed into a crowd watching the Oklahoma State University homecoming parade on Saturday.
Police said that Adacia Chambers, 25, who was not part of the official parade, was arrested for driving under the influence after she drove into a crowd in Stillwater, Oklahoma, around 10.30am. Continue reading “Three dead after car plows into crowd at Oklahoma State parade”
Naperville, Ill a suburb of Chicago with a separate political structure, is a hotbed of activists’ resistance to smart meters. A local grass roots group, Naperville Smart Meter Awareness (NSMA), was established by the two women arrested for resisting a smart meter installation and video taping it, Malia “Kim” Bendis and Jennifer Stahl.
The NSMA group was formed as an effort to educate locals on the reality of smart meters and foment resistance against Naperville’s Smart Meter Initiative mandate to convert all structures with smart meters. Continue reading “Police arrest woman for filming forced installation of smart meter on neighbor’s home”
Israel wanted to send commandos to break into the Fordo nuclear facility in Iran and sabotage it from the inside, WSJ reports. The US considered it a suicide mission and refused to sell Israel military hardware that could be used in such a raid.
The episode, dating back to 2012, is part of a developing crisis of confidence that Israel and the US plunged into under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama. The Wall Street Journal says relations started deteriorating in 2009, when Netanyahu met Obama in the White House and started briefing reporters immediately without coordinating with the Americans. Continue reading “US rejected Israeli request for hardware to raid Iranian nuclear facility – report”
A state of emergency has been declared over large swaths of Mexico as the “potentially catastrophic” Category 5 Hurricane Patricia bears down on its central Pacific Coast. Continue reading ““Strongest Storm Ever Recorded in Hemisphere”: Category 5 Hurricane Patricia Headed for Mexico”
When Francisco Javier Chavez posted bail on charges of beating a California toddler within an inch of her life in late July, there was little reason to expect the illegal immigrant, who has spent much of his adult life hopping back and forth across the Mexican border, would return to face justice.
Two weeks later, at his scheduled arraignment on Aug. 13, Chavez was a no-show. The 27-year-old career criminal had put up $10,000, or 10 percent of the amount set for his alleged crimes by California’s bail schedule. His disappearance is hardly a surprise to critics who believe violent illegal immigrants are, by definition, flight risks who should be denied bail in such serious cases. They say judges, especially in border states plagued by illegal immigrant crime, are naive or worse if they expect suspects who regularly cross in and out of Mexico to take the U.S. justice system seriously. Continue reading “‘Obvious flight risk’: Toddler’s brutal beating prompts call to withhold bail from illegal immigrants”
A former NYPD officer has mislaid both of his legs after he he allegedly stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death, afterwards jumped in front of a transport train, according to reports.
Arthur J. Lomando, 44, is indicted of aggressive his former flame, 48-year-old Suzanne Bardzell, a special preparation clergyman and mom of two, with a machete as she pulled into a drive during her Midland Park, New Jersey, home on Thursday afternoon, PIX 11 reports. Continue reading “Former Cop Loses Both Legs After Allegedly Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend to Death”
Oct 22 New York Governor Andrew Cuomo used his executive authority on Thursday to expand the state’s anti-discrimination law to include transgender people in what his office said was the most sweeping protections for transgender individuals in the country.
The move will immediately make it illegal for employers, housing providers, businesses, creditors and others to discriminate on the basis of gender identity. Continue reading “New York’s governor expands discrimination protections for transgender individuals”
President Barack Obama vetoed a sweeping $612 billion defense policy bill on Thursday, returning the measure to the Republican-controlled Congress because of the way it uses money meant for war spending to avoid automatic budget cuts to military programs.
“I’m going to be sending it back to Congress and my message to them is very simple: ‘Let’s do this right,'” Obama told reporters.
“We’re in the midst of budget discussions. Let’s have a budget that properly funds our national security as well as economic security,” he said. Continue reading “Obama vetoes defense bill, sends it back to Congress”
One person was killed and two others were wounded by gunfire on the campus of Tennessee State University in Nashville late on Thursday, police said.
The shootings, which occurred just before 11 p.m. local time, appeared to have stemmed from a dispute over a dice game in an outdoor courtyard, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department said. Continue reading “One killed, two hurt in shooting at Tennessee college campus: authorities”
A man wearing a Darth Vader-like mask and armed with a sword went on a rampage at a Swedish elementary school Thursday, killing a teacher and a student. The attacker died later of gunshot wounds inflicted by police who rushed to the scene, authorities said.
The teacher died at the school and the student later succumbed at a nearby hospital, according to officials. Police spokesman Thord Haraldsson said the 21-year-old attacker was fatally shot in the chest by police who responded to the attack at the Kronan school in Trollhattan, near Goteborg, Sweden’s second-largest city. Trollhattan is about 260 miles west-southwest of Stockholm. Continue reading “Man in ‘Star Wars’ mask attacks Swedish school with sword; 2 dead”
Unlike the Department of Justice, Iceland is focusing on prosecuting the CEOs rather than low-level traders.
In a move that would make many capitalists’ head explode if it ever happened here, Iceland just sentenced their 26th banker to prison for their part in the 2008 financial collapse. Continue reading “Iceland sentences 26 bankers to a combined 74 years in prison”
China is calling for a global currency to replace the dominant dollar, showing a growing assertiveness on revamping the world economy ahead of next week’s London summit on the financial crisis.
The surprise proposal by Beijing’s central bank governor reflects unease about its vast holdings of U.S. government bonds and adds to Chinese pressure to overhaul a global financial system dominated by the dollar and Western governments. Both the United States and the European Union brushed off the idea. Continue reading “China calls for new global currency”
What should’ve been a simple dispute between neighbors over exuberant children turned into a frightened family believing they had a cannibal in their midst. They began to receive mail saying their “children look delicious” and asking “may I have a taste.”
The two phrases sent to the parents in Champlin, Minnesota, were certainly a bolt from the blue, and a rather unpleasant one at that. They received the threatening letter September 27. Continue reading “‘May I have a taste?’ Minnesota woman arrested over ‘children look delicious’ note to neighbors”
Natural Society – by Christina Sarich
Americans already pay more for pharmaceutical drugs than almost any other nation, and we also take the lion’s share of them, though our overall health as a nation is relatively poor. Do we really need a Big Pharma insider as the chief of the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA)? That is just what may happen.
President Obama has nominated Dr. Robert Califf, a doctor described as “the ultimate industry insider” to this position. According to the New York Times, Dr. Califf “has deeper ties to the pharmaceutical industry than any F.D.A. commissioner in recent memory.” He has an extensive record of close collaboration with pharmaceutical giants, and recently described regulation as a “barrier,” not a safeguard for public health. Continue reading “Will Obama Name This Big Pharma Insider as Head of the FDA?”
The decision came just 24 hours after Ahmed met with President Obama.
Via The Washington Post:
The 14-year-old Texas boy who was arrested for bringing to school a homemade clock that authorities said resembled a bomb will soon be living in Qatar. Continue reading “Clock Kid Ahmed and Fam Suddenly Moving to Qatar”
The main reason why Japan has been able to successfully push the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster far out of the public eye, is for the simple reason that the tragic fallout from said disaster would take many years to materialize: after all, it takes a long time between the initial irradiation to the first cancer symptoms, to the sad terminal outcome.
However, for the biggest, and most criminal, cover up by a Japanese government in recent history, the irradiated chickens are coming home to roost and earlier today Japan finally acknowledged the first “possible casualty” from radiation at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant, a worker who was diagnosed with cancer after the crisis broke out in 2011. Continue reading “Japan’s Fukushima Lies Blow Up With Admission Of First Radiation Cancer Casualty”