SeafoodSet You Free News – by Dr. Mercola

Fish has always been the best source for the animal-based omega-3 fats EPA and DHA, but as levels of pollution have increased, this treasure of a food has become less and less viable as a primary source of healthful fats.

For example, the rate of mercury contamination intuna and other Pacific fish increased 30 percent between 1990 and 2009. About 40 percent of all U.S. exposure to mercury comes from eating contaminated tuna from the Pacific, and roughly 75 percent of all human exposure to mercury in general comes from eating fish.   Continue reading “Shocking Report Identifies Massive Seafood Fraud Across the US”

toufik2.jpgHenry Makow

Left, Mohamed Mediene (“General Tewflick”) the current head of the Algerian security apparatus, the DRS – Departement de Renseignement et Securite – has been the behind-the-scenes master of Algerian politics for more than two decades.

The example of Algeria shows that everywhere public policy is directed by a hidden hand, and pursues a single agenda.  This article will explain why Algeria was spared the “Arab Spring.”   Continue reading “Masonic Jewish Subversion, Algeria Style”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

When the Senate passed a budget resolution Wednesday that appears to prevent some of the potential damage from sequestration, the Continuing Resolution included several food- and agriculture-related earmarks.

But one inclusion in particular is especially controversial. The “biotech rider” would require the USDA to approve the harvest and sale of crops from genetically modified seed even if a court has ruled the environmental studies on the crop were inadequate. This aspect of the bill infuriated many sustainable food and agriculture groups, who nicknamed the bill the “Monsanto Protection Act.”   Continue reading “Congress Passes ‘Monsanto Protection Act’”

Activist Post

The U.S. Senate voted yesterday to approve the concept of an Internet sales tax by an overwhelming 75-to-24 margin.

The vote was largely symbolic and non-binding, but its support has some wanting to bypass the committee process for the easy passage of the Marketplace Fairness Actaccording to The Verge.   Continue reading “Senate Approves Internet Sales Tax by 3-to-1 Margin”

Activist Post – by Joe Wright

There are some stories that are so over the top as an example of the brazen disregard for human dignity that they defy imagination. But, we know that truth is stranger than fiction . . . and this latest event is certainly proof of that.

Foreclosure fraud has become institutionalized within a corrupt banking structure; it began at the top with banks such as BoA and has trickled down into nearly every community. For example, one couple had their home in Tampa foreclosed on even after they had paid off the full amount in cash. Countless others have been victims of mortgage payment modification schemes.   Continue reading “Bank Forecloses On Elderly Woman Over $49 in Unpaid Taxes”

Wealth Wire – by Brittany Stepniak

Cyprus has set an unpopular precedent; it has given us a grim look into the future. As our global debt bomb grows beyond any hope of sustainability, confiscation could be the next step.

Sadly, this threat is real, as demonstrated by the bank bailout proposed in Cyprus last week. The financial realm was shocked when the nation’s financial leaders agreed to steal cash from bank depositors in order to fund an emergency bailout.    Continue reading “Debt Bomb on the Brink of Explosion”

Before It’s News – by Alton Parrish

In the Star Wars saga electromagnetic grenades are use do disable robots, but the U.S. Army is developing the weapon to disable the electronics on Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).  The Intense Electromagnetic Pulse (IMP) Grenade will be thrown and launched just like conventional grenades.  When it is developed, it may also be made available to local police forces.

One of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command (USASMDC/ARSTRAT) Army SBIR Phase II contractors, TRS Technologies, Inc., has been competitively selected to receive the Army Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Achievement Award for their effort titled “New Ferroelectric Components for Ferroelectric Generators (FEGs) and Capacitive Discharge Units (CDUs).” The technology developed under this Army SBIR is a critical component of the Intense Electromagnetic Pulse (IMP) Grenade being developed for counter improvised explosive device (IED) applications.   Continue reading “Electromagnetic Pulse Grenade Under Development By U.S. Army”

RT News

Cyprus and the Troika have agreed to a 20 per cent tax on deposits over 100,000 euros at the Bank of Cyprus and 4 per cent on deposits held at other banks.

A senior Cypriot official told Reuters that a plan to tap nationalized pension funds would not be a part of a plan to raise billions of euros in return for a bailout from the European Union. Cyprus said earlier on Saturday that it was looking at seizing a quarter of the value of big deposits at its largest bank in order to raise such funds.   Continue reading “20% Tax On Cypriot Deposits Over 100,000 Euros, ‘Merkel playing hardball, going to drive Cyprus issue into ground’”

Rothschild Cabalist Boris Berezovsky, Vladimir Putin‘s most implacable enemy!Political Vel Craft

Boris Berezovsky, the exiled Russian tycoon, has been found dead at his home inSurrey, news agencies reported on Saturday.

There was no immediate information on how Berezovsky, who was 67 and who has lived in the UK since 2000, had died.   Continue reading “Putin’s Purge Of The Rothschild Money Changers From Russia: Another Rothschild Goon Found Dead & Another Flees To U.K.”

Gunwatch

Rated Mostly True, but they ignore the primary reason: Because most of the denied background checks are false positives, or denials of Constitutional Rights to elegible people. 

Before Congress enacts any new gun control laws, the nation’s law enforcement officers and courts should better enforce the regulations they have on the books now, according to U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte.   Continue reading “Says of 80,000 people who were denied a firearm in 2012 due to a failed background check, only 44 were prosecuted.”

WND – by KEN HUTCHERSON

Have you pastors had enough of the rhetoric from those within our media who preach that owning a gun is detrimental to us as a nation? If so, please get in line, because it starts here with me. I’m big, black, bald, bad and love to hunt. Our very heritage, sovereignty and freedom we all enjoy are under attack, and the time has come to rise up and say: We are many in numbers, we won’t be stopped, and it starts with us.   Continue reading “Pistol-Packing Pastors”

Daily Herald – by Associated Press

The governor said Friday he had vetoed a bill that would have allowed Utah residents to carry a hidden, unloaded gun without a permit.

It was one of the most hotly contested measures to come out of the Utah Legislature this year.

“As I’ve said it before, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” Gov. Gary Herbert said, noting the current system has not inhibited the ability of state residents to bear arms.   Continue reading “Utah governor vetoes bill to carry concealed gun”

Financial Armageddon

Update on Obama Care RFID mandatory March 23 2013 is from my understanding NOT TRUE based on doing research if you have valid GOVT website proof let me know.

This doesn’t mean the technology isn’t here because it is being used on animals and medical patients now. The question is: is this the technology that will be used for the mark of the beast 666 mentioned in the bible that we are not to take if we want to go to heaven?  Continue reading “3/23/13 Countdown to RFID”

2013 Arms Trade Treaty NegotiationsAmmoLand March 22, 2013

Washington, DC –-(Ammoland.com)-   As the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) conference moved through its third day, the isolation of the United States became ever clearer.

The U.S. position is that the current text of the treaty, negotiated last July, needs to be better drafted but should not be substantially changed. Yesterday (March 20th 2013), it became increasingly obvious that most nations disagree.   Continue reading “The Arms Trade Treaty, Day Three: Turning Up the Pressure on the U.S.”

peopleNatural News – by Mike Adams

(NaturalNews) Just as I predicted in a January 11, 2013 article, ammo shortages have become so severe across the USA that the main headline for DrudgeReport.com today is, “COPS BEG AND BARTER FOR AMMO.”

That headline links to a CNS News story which reports:   Continue reading “Severe ammo shortage hits law enforcement”

Syrian troops in Aleppo (file photo)Press TV

The Syrian Army says it has inflicted heavy losses on foreign-backed militants who are fighting against the government.

Friday saw another day of clashes in different places across the country.

In the flashpoint city of Aleppo, some leaders of the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front were killed, and one of the group’s military commanders died in the fighting, the official SANA news agency reported.    Continue reading “Syrian Army inflicts heavy losses on foreign-backed militants”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has apologized to Turkey for the deaths of 9 Turkish citizen-activists during an Israeli attack upon an international aid flotilla back to Gaza back in 2010. This is the 2nd bit of good news to come out of the region today, following an announcement that Iran will be given at least 3 more months to allow for a diplomatic solution to the country’s nuclear energy aspirations, putting off an attack upon Iran and potentially WW3 at least for now. Today, Press TV informs us that Israel and Turkey have also agreed to fully resume diplomatic relations between the two nations.    Continue reading “Israel Apologizes To Turkey; Nations Resume Full Diplomatic Relations”