Author: Paul

First-year students at the OSU Vet School were attending their first anatomy class with a real dead cow. They all gathered around the surgery table with the body covered with a white sheet.

The professor started the class by telling them, “In Veterinary medicine it is necessary to have two important qualities as a doctor.

The first thing is that you not be disgusted by anything involving the animal’s body.”   Continue reading “The Dead Cow Lecture”

Resource Investor – by Pete Thomas

The People’s Bank of China and the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) continue to move forward with the grand plan of making China the new world center for gold trading. Having covered the early steps in the post “The gold community sleeps, a giant awakens” we can now see the next important step. This is the ability to take and make delivery on the exchange.   Continue reading “China continues to move forward”

Prevent Disease – by Mae Chan

From our environment, to our food, medicine and lifestyle, we are surrounded by things that depress our immune system. Knowing the culprits can make a big difference in how long and how often you encounter illness.   Continue reading “The 11 Most Significant Factors Guaranteed To Depress Your Immune System”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

Did you know that 65 percent of all children in the United States live in a home that receives aid from the federal government?  We live at a time when child poverty in America is exploding.  Yes, the U.S. economy is experiencing a temporary bubble of false stability for the moment, but even during this period of false stability the gap between the wealthy and the poor continues to rapidly expand and the middle class is being systematically destroyed.  And sadly, this is having a disproportionate impact on children.  This is happening for a couple of reasons.  First of all, poorer households tend to have more children than wealthier households.  Secondly, most people tend to have children when they are in their young adult years, and right now young adults are being absolutely hammered by this economy.  As a result, things just continue to get even worse for children living in this country.  Here are 14 facts that show that the number of children in America living in poverty this Christmas is at an all-time record high…   Continue reading “14 Facts That Prove That The Number Of Children Living In Poverty This Christmas Is At A Record High”

The New American – by  Selwyn Duke

It’s an example, in essence, of legislating from the bureaucratic cubicle. A House committee has discovered e-mails showing that officials at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation schemed to destroy lawful businesses they found morally objectionable.

The vehicle through which this is done is Operation Choke Point; this is an Obama administration effort ostensibly designed to “choke off” access to the U.S. financial system to illegal operations, but it’s also being applied to those certain ideologues personally dislike. Its primary target is the short-term lending industry, but its other victims include entities such as firearms and ammunition merchants, home-based charities, coin dealers, and purveyors of pharmaceutical drugs — lawful enterprises all.   Continue reading “E-mails Reveal Obama’s Morality Police Are Targeting Lawful Businesses”

Breitbart – by Chriss W. Street

A good example of this is the House and Senate agreeing to raise the budgets for the Commodities Futures Trading Commission and Securities & Exchange Commission in exchange for quietly repealing the Lincoln Amendment to the Dodd Frank financial regulation law. The action looks like more money for tougher regulation, but eliminating the Lincoln Amendment means American banks are once again free to use taxpayer money to back-stop their speculative derivative trading.   Continue reading “Banks Get Ok To Use Taxpayer Money For Derative Speculation”

Press TV

Police officials said they received a call from a woman at about 7:20 a.m. and arrived at a home on Cragmore Street, just northwest of the US 36 and Interstate 25 interchange to find the dead people.

“A call came in from a hysterical female who said there was a disturbance at the home and hung up immediately,” said Cmdr. Terrance O’Neill.   Continue reading “Three found shot to death in US”

ARS Technica – by Dan Goodwin

Bloomberg News is reporting evidence of a watershed event in the annals of cyberwarfare, a 2008 hack attack that caused a Turkish oil pipeline to spectacularly burst into flames.

If true, the hack could rewrite the history of cyberwar. The first known use of a computer hack digital weapon to cause physical damage on an enemy is the Stuxnet worm, which in 2009 caused the destruction of uranium centrifuges in Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility. (The malware was unleashed on a handful of carefully selected targets a year or so earlier, journalist and author Kim Zetter reported in a recent book, but it took time for the malware to infect its intended target.) Continue reading “Hack said to cause fiery pipeline blast could rewrite history of cyberwar”

The Watchers – by Chillymanjaro

Biggest Pacific storm system in nearly a decade is about to bring flooding and mudslide danger for Northern California and Oregon. An atmospheric river of moisture, also known as “pineapple express”, is tapping moisture from the tropics ahead of round of storms that are flowing over the Pacific Ocean and into the West Coast of the United States.   Continue reading “Biggest storm in nearly a decade to affect Northern California and Oregon”

Common Dreams – by Andrea Germanos

Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday urged lawmakers to act at their “bipartisan best” and authorize new power for the U.S. to wage, without geographical constraints, open-ended war on Islamic militants.

Kerry made the comments in testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

His specific ask was for new authorization for use of military force (AUMF) “that provides a clear signal of support for our ongoing military operations against Daesh,” referring to ISIL as it is regionally called.   Continue reading “Secretary of State John Kerry Pushes for Endless War Authorization”

Concealed Nation – by Brandon

When it comes to self-defense ammunition, there are many different types and brands to choose from. Some are legitimate while others are passed off as gimmicks or even novelty. We’re going to take a look at the Top 10 Most Popular Rounds for Self-Defense and Concealed Carry.

The 10 rounds listed are in no particular order. Continue reading “Top 10 Self Defense Rounds For Concealed Carry”

Concealed Nation – by Brandon

Chance Morman has had his North Dakota concealed carry permit for about a year, and he hoped that he would never have to draw his firearm in self-defense. That all changed on Saturday while he was working his shift as the manager of a Meineke Car Care Center.

While Morman was in the back of the shop with other employees, a man came in the front door in what at first seemed to be an ordinary customer. The man’s back was to Morman when he approached to to see what he needed help with. That’s when the man turned around and Morman could see that he was holding something under his hoodie.   Continue reading “Robber Draws Finger Gun Under His Hoodie, Store Manager Draws Real Gun from his Holster”

The Copenhagen Post

Tens of thousands of immigrants are living and working illegally in Denmark, according to new analysis from the independent Rockwool Foundation Research Unit.

The analysis found there were about 33,000 illegal immigrants in Denmark in 2013 – more than twice as many as 2008.

”The Scandinavian welfare society is known to be regulated and organised – its citizens through their CPR numbers are granted the right to a number of benefits,” Torben Tranæs, the research head behind the analysis, told Jyllands-Posten newspaper.   Continue reading “Illegal immigrants flocking to Denmark”

Exec Review

Congress has agreed to use federal deposit insurance, which was designed to protect the savings accounts of consumers, to cover risky trading by the nation’s biggest banks.

In a small provision in the budget bill, Congress agreed to allow banks to house their trading of swaps and derivatives alongside customer deposits, which are insured by the federal government against losses.   Continue reading “Congressional budget welcomes big bank bailouts once more despite White House opposition”

Natural News – by Mike Adams

As one of the very few independent voices willing to stand up against the scientific dogma of our modern medical regime, I’ve long felt a need to communicate the dangers of flu shots to the public so that people can have better information to prevent vaccine injuries and save lives.

This doesn’t mean I’m opposed to the theory of vaccination, by the way. In fact, I’m the author of A Blueprint for Safer Vaccines, an audio guide to saving lives and preventing vaccine injuries and deaths.   Continue reading “Why flu shots are the greatest medical fraud in history”