Las Vegas Sun – by Barbara Rodriguez

Two top aides to Ron Paul’s 2012 presidential campaign knowingly concealed payments to an Iowa lawmaker who agreed to endorse their boss ahead of the state’s first-in-the-nation caucuses, a federal prosecutor said Tuesday at the start of a trial in which the former Texas congressman is set to testify.

“This case is about a cover-up,” said Justice Department attorney Jonathan Kravis during opening statements in the Des Moines trial of Jesse Benton and Dimitri Kesari.   Continue reading “Prosecutor: 2 ex-aides to Ron Paul involved in ‘cover-up’”

Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Michael Krieger

Earlier this year, I published a post titled, Conspiracy Fact – How the Government Conducted 239 Secret Bioweapon Experiments on the American People. Here are a few excerpts:

It all began in late September of 1950, when over a few days, a Navy vessel used giant hoses to spray a fog of two kinds of bacteria, Serratia marcescens and Bacillus globigii — both believed at the time to be harmless — out into the fog, where they disappeared and spread over the city. Continue reading “Declassified 1952 Footage of the U.S. Navy’s Plans for “Offensive Biological and Chemical Warfare” is Released”

Thomas Dishaw

(See Bee)  Salon is at it again. The same Salon that gave us “Meet pedophiles that mean well”, has now supplied a platform for an admitted pervert, “I’m a pedophile but not a monster”.

It’s a “please don’t hate on me”piece because he can’t help his “sexual orientation” and “sexuality”. He and his fellow “Virtuous Pedophiles” would never act on their proclivities, no they use their “pedo powers” for good. ( You can’t make this stuff up !) Readers you may use your imagination for what a pedo power might be. As I read his “sad “tale of physical deformity, feelings of inadequacy, alienation and insecurity I remembered a truly sad story on my own.   Continue reading “Salon Provides Platform For Pedophilia In Latest Stunt”

Patriot Rising

Julianne Moore claimed America’s Founding Fathers would support gun control.

The Hollywood actress made the statement while announcing she was launching a gun control group with help from Michael Bloomberg.

“With all of these rights that we have in our Constitution come a great deal of responsibility, and I think the Founding Fathers would agree with me,” she told People Magazine.   Continue reading “WRONG : Julianne Moore Claims Founding Fathers Would Support Gun Control”

The Hill – by Timothy Cama

A federal court ruled Friday that President Obama’s regulation to protect small waterways from pollution cannot be enforced nationwide.

In a 2-1 ruling, the Cincinnati-based Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit delivered a stinging defeat to Obama’s most ambitious effort to keep streams and wetlands clean, saying it looks likely that the rule, dubbed Waters of the United States, is illegal.   Continue reading “Court blocks Obama’s water rule nationwide”

Patriot Rising

A Northern Texas rancher says property that’s been in his family for over half a century is now suddenly being targeted for confiscation by the Bureau of Land Management.

Ken Aderholt runs cattle on his roughly 1,250 acres in Harrold, Texas, along the Red River, which forms the border between the Lone Star State and Oklahoma.   Continue reading “Texas Rancher Fights Back Against BLM Land Grab”

Yahoo News

Damascus (AFP) – Two rockets struck the Russian embassy compound in Damascus on Tuesday sparking panic as several hundred people gathered to express their support for Moscow’s air war in Syria, AFP journalists said.

Some 300 people had begun to gather for a demonstration backing Russia’s recent intervention in Syria when the rockets crashed into the embassy compound in the Mazraa neighbourhood of the capital, the journalists at the scene said.   Continue reading “Rockets hit Russian embassy compound in Damascus during demo”

The New American – by Alex Newman

After the pro-transparency group WikiLeaks released the intellectual property chapter of the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) “trade” regime, the outcry around the world and across the political spectrum was swift and brutal. Among the many problems highlighted by critics of the scheme: the assault on national sovereignty and self-government; the threat to free expression, privacy, whistleblowers, and freedom of information; the generous handouts to Big Business cronies in everything from pharmaceuticals to Hollywood; conscripting Internet Service Providers (ISPs) into serving as agents of the transnational TPP regime; and much more.   Continue reading “Leaked TPP Intellectual Property Chapter Sparks Global Outcry”

Russia Insider

The CIA has rebranded its “army of moderates” (sometimes called the “Free Syrian Army” or “terrorists”). The new freedom-spreading group will be called the Syrian Democratic Forces:

“The Syrian Democratic Forces calls itself a unified national military, aimed at establishing a new democratic Syria. Members include Kurds, Arabs and Assyrian Christians. But those familiar with the group say it’s led by the Kurdish YPG, the only partner the U.S. trusts.

Continue reading “CIA Rebrands ‘Moderate’ Rebels: Now They’re the ‘Syrian Democratic Forces’”

RT

RT’s Murad Gazdiev has been to the area of Hama where heavy fighting is taking place between ISIS and Syrian troops. The large-scale offensive against the terrorists’ strongholds started after air support from Russian bomber jets. Continue reading “Report from the frontline where Syrian troops are fighting ISIS”

Press TV

Russia has expressed readiness to increase military cooperation with Saudi Arabia over the crisis in Syria.

Speaking after a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Defense Minister Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said, “On both sides, as far as I can tell, there is an understanding that today’s meeting can advance our cooperation.”    Continue reading “Russia says ready to step up Saudi cooperation on Syria”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

It took the Fed 7 years, countless white papers, Congressional testimonies, economist reports, and goalseeked narratives explaining why QE should work, before the St. Louis Fed finally realized and admitted one month ago that QE, in fact, does not work (which is almost as ironic as the Davos World Economic folks explaining “Why we shouldn’t borrow money from the future“… which is great if only it hadn’t come some $200 trillion too late). It took the Fed only $4.5 trillion in balance sheet assets, and making the rich richer beyond their wildest dreams, to admit what we said all along.   Continue reading “The Problem Explained In 110 Words”

The Intercept – by Jon Schwarz

On October 3, a U.S. AC-130 gunship attacked a hospital run by Médecins Sans Frontières in Kunduz, Afghanistan, partially destroying it. Twelve staff members and 10 patients, including three children, were killed, and 37 people were injured. According to MSF, the U.S. had previously been informed of the hospital’s precise location, and the attack continued for 30 minutes after staff members desperately called the U.S. military.   Continue reading “A Short History of U.S. Bombing of Civilian Facilities”

Utopia

October 2015 – WASHINGTON – Are they ready to start thinking about the next war — maybe even The Big One? You hope it wouldn’t be World War III, but you have to prepare for the worst,” said Lt. Gen. Robert B. Brown, commanding General of the Army’s Combined Arms Center at Fort Leavenworth. “We need to be ready to play against the pro teams, not just the amateurs.” By that he means a nation such as North Korea, even Russia. A ‘pro team’ could even be a band of radicals with the means to acquire nation-like resources in a hurry — such as those fighters who call themselves the Islamic State, recruiting through the global reach of the Web. In Army-speak, the training needed to fight that brand of enemy is shifting away from ‘mission-specific’ toward ‘decisive action.’ And that requires the reacquainting of soldiers with epic battle plans featuring tanks, surface-to-air missiles, Apache choppers and military precision exercised over a broad and rugged terrain.   Continue reading “Army begins training for next war – may be much different, bigger: Selective Service reignites registration campaign”

Fox News

One student was killed and another person wounded during a shooting outside a Texas Southern University housing complex on Friday, police said.

University President John Rudley says the student who died was a freshman at the school. The other person who was shot is hospitalized in stable condition, according to Houston police. Their names have not been released.   Continue reading “1 dead, 1 hurt in shooting at TSU housing complex”

Sputnik

High-level security advisors to US President Barack Obama recommended that the US should withdraw its military forces from Syria and abandon plans of Assad’s resignation, DWN wrote.

Instead, high-ranking White House officials suggest that the US should undertake steps to improve the situation of the Syrian population and stop the refugee flow, the newspaper reported.   Continue reading “Obama Advisors Recommend US Military Withdrawal From Syria”

RT

Multiple employees were injured in an explosion at the Priest Rapids Dam along the Columbia River in Washington, according to the Grant Public Utility District, the dam’s operators.

Grant County Sheriff’s Office officials said there had been an explosion of electronic equipment, and at least six employees had been injured, according to KREM 2.   Continue reading “Multiple employees injured in Washington state dam explosion – reports”