Author: Paul

Prison Planet – by Paul Joseph Watson

A reporter with the Daily Kos says he was told by a source within the Missouri military that troops are being prepared to deal with riots in Ferguson and St. Louis in the aftermath of an expected acquittal in the case of Officer Darren Wilson.

Shaun King, who has over 75,000 followers on Twitter, revealed how he had been told some “incredibly disturbing information” by a Missouri military source about how in a meeting with military commanders his unit “was told they needed to prepare for riots in Ferguson & St. Louis very soon.”   Continue reading “Report: Military Preparing to Respond to Ferguson Riots”

End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder

In terms of purchasing power, China now has the largest economy on the entire planet, but that is not the only area where China has surpassed the United States.  China also accounts for more total global trade than the U.S. does, China consumes more energy than the U.S. does, and China now manufactures more goods than the U.S. does.  In other words, the era of American economic dominance is rapidly ending.  Global economic power is making a dramatic shift to the east, and that is going to have huge implications for our future.  We already owe the Chinese well over a trillion dollars, and as our economic infrastructure crumbles we are feverishly borrowing even more money in a desperate attempt to prop up our falling standard of living.  If we continue down this path, what will the future look like for future generations of Americans?   Continue reading “Not Just The Largest Economy – Here Are 26 Other Ways China Has Surpassed America”

Another Famous American converts to Islam …

It was announced today that Buckwheat, of Our Gang fame, Has converted to the Muslim faith and changed his name to:

Kareem of Wheat.

I just hope he doesn’t become a cereal killer!

(I don’t care who you are…that’s funny!)

Prevent Disease – by Mae Chan

It doesn’t have a catchy name or a trendy following to drop a size, but when it comes to your health, it’s one of the most effective diets in the world. Proponents of the diet say it can reduce heart disease risk, keep existing cardiac problems in check, reduce blood triglycerides and blood pressure, soothe arthritic joints and even prevent cancer. There’s no need to look anywhere but your kitchen.

While each plan has its own twist, all are based on the general concept that constant or out-of-control inflammation in the body leads to ill health, and that eating to avoid constant inflammation promotes better health and can ward off disease, says Russell Greenfield, MD, a clinical assistant professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.   Continue reading “The Anti-Inflammatory Diet Only Leads In One Direction – Health”

Sovereign Man – by Simon Black

In 1863, the United States of America was in the midst of a devastating civil war.

Thousands of people had just lost their lives at Gettysburg, and Sherman was preparing for his march to the sea, laying waste to Atlanta in the process.

New York City was embroiled in the most violent riots in its history.   Continue reading “The US ranks #36 in the world for respecting property rights. Is this freedom?”

Continue reading “They were hard at it yesterday.”

Legal Insurrection – by Amy Miller

As if Dallas weren’t enough of a circus already, Reverend Jesse Jackson has announced that he will be working with community leaders in Dallas to make sure that Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan receives “the best humanitarian relief” available.

(Because round the clock care and rare experimental drug therapy isn’t enough, I guess.)   Continue reading “The Inevitable: Jesse Jackson Makes Ebola Scare About Jesse Jackson”

CNS News – by Susan Jones

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), an early and vocal advocate of U.S. intervention in Syria, is warning of “mass slaughter” in Kobani, a Syrian town on the border with Turkey where fighting raged on Monday.

Islamic State fighters are battling Kurdish defenders for control of Kobani. “And if it falls, there is going to be a mass slaughter,” McCain told Fox News’s Neil Cavuto on Monday. And there will be no better indication of the ineffectiveness and fecklessness of this air campaign we’re now seeing, where you warn the enemy weeks ahead of time.   Continue reading “McCain: ISIS Advance Shows ‘Ineffectiveness and Fecklessness’ of Air Strikes”

IHS Jane’s 360 – by Mike Yeo

Japan’s Ministry of Defense has released a photo of a new type of Chinese intelligence-gathering aircraft that its fighters intercepted in international airspace over the East China Sea on 3 October.

Known as the GX-8 (GaoXin, literally High New, the name assigned to China’s Y-8/Y-9 special missions aircraft), the aircraft is based on the Shaanxi Y-9 transport.   Continue reading “Japan intercepts new Chinese GX-8 ELINT aircraft”

Next Big Future – by Brian Wang

Scientists from MIT say they’ve figured out the underlying physics of a new type of energy generation which could one day make it possible to generate electricity directly from liquid fuels using a process called a Thermopower Wave.

There’s no heavy pollution, no noisy engine, and intermediary energy state, although the technology is still very much in the experimental stage.   Continue reading “Thermowave power using graphene or carbon nanotubes could enable pulsed power from liquid fuel without emissions”

The Watchers – by Adonai

A very strong and shallow earthquake measuring M6.6 (CENC) on the Richter scale struck Chinese province of Yunnan on October 7, 2014, at 13:49 UTC (21:49 local time). CENC reported very shallow depth of 5 km. USGS is reporting M6.0 at depth of 10 km.

Epicenter was in a remote, mostly rural mountainous part of Yunnan, located 18 km (11 miles) WSW of Weiyuan, 158 km (98 miles) N of Jinghong, 218 km (135 miles) SW of Longquan and 231 km (144 miles) WSW of Yuxi, China.   Continue reading “Very strong and extremely dangerous M6.6 earthquake struck Yunnan, China”

Chicago Tribune – by Jason Meisner

One day after a Bolingbrook teen was accused in federal court in Chicago of plotting to travel to the Middle East and join Islamic State, the FBI is asking for the public’s help to identify other individuals who have traveled — or are planning to travel — overseas to fight alongside terrorist organizations.

“We need the public’s assistance in identifying U.S. persons going to fight overseas with terrorist groups or who are returning home from fighting overseas,” Michael Steinbach, assistant director of the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division, said in a statement posted Tuesday afternoon on the bureau’s website.   Continue reading “FBI asks public to help identify homegrown terrorists”

Rick Rozoff

Over 700 Ukrainian servicemen killed in east Ukraine operation

The Ukrainian Armed Forces sustained the largest losses during the anti-terrorist operation in eastern Ukraine and three quarters of the fatalities are Ukrainian servicemen, Ukraine’s chief military prosecutor, Anatoliy Matios, has said. He also said at a press conference in Kyiv on October 7 that five Ukrainian servicemen had been killed and 28 others wounded over the past 24 hours.   Continue reading “Ukrainian Junta Admits Losing Almost 1,000 Soldiers In 176-Day War”

Information Liberation – by William Norman Grigg

In Habersham County, Georgia, it is not a crime to mutilate children in midnight raids, assuming that the assailants are privileged purveyors of state-sanctioned violence.

Following a six-day investigation, a Habersham County Grand Jury has declined to indict the law enforcement officers who nearly murdered 19-month-old Bounkham Phonesavanh by heaving a flash-bang grenade into his crib during a no-knock drug raid earlier this year. The raid followed a tip from an anonymous informant that there were drugs and weapons at the residence, which was supposedly patrolled by armed guards. The same informant claimed that there were no children present at the targeted home. While there was certainly a child on the premises, neither drugs nor guns were found during the raid.   Continue reading “No Criminal Charges for the Baby-Burning Stormtroopers of Habersham County”

Police State USA

EAST DUBLIN, GA — A drug task force gunned down a grandfather in his home during a botched late-night raid that was based on the word of a self-confessed meth addict and burglar who had robbed the property two nights prior. His grieving widow is disputing the official story regarding the no-knock raid that led to her husband’s untimely death.

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The devastating incident occurred the evening of September 24, 2014. David Hooks and his wife of 25 years, Teresa, had settled in for the evening; Mr. Hooks was asleep and his wife was upstairs in her craft room.   Continue reading “Police kill Georgia grandfather during no-knock raid on wrong home”

Reason – by Damon Root

Another day, another federal appeals court invalidates a state ban on gay marriage. Writing today for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, Judge Stephen Reinhardt struck down Idaho and Nevada’s prohibitions on same-sex unions:

[The states’] essential contention is that bans on same-sex marriage promote the welfare of children, by encouraging good parenting in stable opposite-sex families. Heightened scrutiny, however, demands more than speculation and conclusory assertions, especially when the assertions are of such little merit. [The states] have presented no evidence of any such effort. Indeed, they cannot even explain the manner in which, as they predict, children of opposite-sex couples will be harmed. Their other contentions are equally without merit. Because defendants have failed to demonstrate that these laws further any legitimate purpose, they unjustifiable discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, and are in violation of the Equal Protection Clause.

Continue reading “Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Gay Marriage Bans in Idaho and Nevada”

Reason – by Lenore Skenazy

Schools in Richland, Washington, are phasing out playground swing sets. According to KEPRTV:

Swings are blamed for the most injuries of any play equipment.

Richland School District already removed them from some campuses and will phase them out of the rest. Continue reading “Schools Ban Swings Because Everything Is Dangerous”