Liberia EbolaABC News – by JONATHAN PAYE-LAYLEH

Liberia’s United Nations peacekeeping mission has placed 41 staff members, including 20 military personnel, under “close medical observation” after an international member of its medical team was diagnosed with Ebola this week — the second mission member to test positive for the deadly disease.

“This measure is precautionary and meant to ensure no possible further transmission of the disease,” the mission said in a statement Friday. “None of the personnel who are contacts have shown any symptoms but will be observed for the full 21-day possible incubation period.”   Continue reading “Liberia: 41 UN Staffers Under Ebola Observation”

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As if there weren’t enough problems in California thanks to Obamacare, what with doctors retiring early, moving to other states, refusing to participate in the Ocare exchange, refusing to take new Medicare/Medicaid patients, the California government seems determined to drive doctors out

(Breitbart) Gov. Jerry Brown just signed a law requiring that California health care providers be trained to better understand the specific health needs of the LGBT community. Continue reading “New California Law Requires Doctors To Undergo LGBT Re-education”

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT5hlUl4U6PeVpK2NQyZRfUhXkij3p1YQkrR4PXF-OC9xpb97LLDr. Sircus

There should be no more confusion about whether or not marijuana is effective for cancer patients. Medical marijuana is chemotherapy, natural style, for all cancer patients. The two forms of hemp oil, one with THC and CBD and the other CBD alone (which is pretty much legal everywhere) provide the body with chemo therapeutics without the danger and staggering side effects. There are many chapters in this book about cancer patients using marijuana but in this one we present a quick overview of the science that backs up the assertion that every cancer patient and every oncologist should put medical marijuana on their treatment maps.   Continue reading “Cannabis Cures Cancer”

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Our beloved “homeland”? The word “homeland” is now synonymous with messed up beyond all recognition Mossad / NSA Democratic CointelPro 2014 Psychosisville…

Ask yourself or anyone else, “are organized stalkers violating the 1st and 8th amendments of the US Constitution a symptom of a healthy country with a healthy population and healthy economy – or not”? Before you wonder whether or not this article is “antisemitic”, ask yourself how you would feel towards the Mossad after they infected you with Morgellons Disease?   Continue reading “Psychotic Land ~ Conflict America – 2”

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The Rebel Website – by John Kaminski

Nothing but lies — past, present and future. Your children are learning them as we speak, and one day soon, they won’t recognize their parents. In fact one day, after ingesting the requisite amount of government brainwashing, they will kill their parents in service to the state they are made to love.

Once the hope of the future but now its albatross, the USA is the land of lies. It’s an embarrassment to be an American because the whole world knows for sure that Americans can’t be trusted — no question about that. Just read the papers — it’s obvious.   Continue reading “Living in the land of lies”

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Vice President Joseph R. Biden said Friday the nation needs another high-profile, respected spokesman for gun control who is able to convince fearful members of Congress to buck the National Rifle Association and other organizations and vote for firearms restrictions.

Speaking at a Washington memorial service for the late James Brady — former White House press secretary who was wounded in the March 1981 assassination attempt against President Reagan — Mr. Biden said the fight to stop gun violence must never end.   Continue reading “Joe Biden: ‘What We Need is Another Jim Brady’ to Push Gun Control Measures”

The Daily Beast – by Dave Majumdar
Obama’s no-boots-on-the-ground pledge is keeping America from fighting an effective air campaign in Iraq and Syria.

Within the U.S. Air Force, there’s mounting frustration that the air campaign against ISIS in Syria and Iraq is moving far more slowly than expected. Instead of a fast-moving operation with hundreds of sorties flown in a single day—the kind favored by many in the air service—American warplanes are hitting small numbers of targets after a painstaking and cumbersome process.    Continue reading “Air Force Pilots Say They’re Flying Blind Against ISIS”

National Review – by Brendan Bordelon

A statement released by the family of the first person to be diagnosed and die of the Ebola virus in the United States called it “suspicious” that all white patients treated in America survived the illness while the one black patient died.

Josephus Weeks, nephew of the deceased Thomas Eric Duncan, made the racially charged accusation on Thursday while acting as spokesman for Duncan’s broader family.   Continue reading “Ebola Victim’s Family: ‘Suspicious’ That All White Patients Survived, But Not One Black Patient”

ABC News

A man who had just gotten out of prison 15 minutes earlier was ambushed and shot by another ex-convict as revenge for a previous run-in behind bars, state police said Friday.

Devon Simmons, who had served 15 years for an assault conviction, was being released from the medium-security Otisville state prison in Orange County on Thursday morning when he was told a car was waiting to pick him up.   Continue reading “Ex-Convict Shot 15 Minutes After NY Prison Release”

5-Year-Old Who Drew Pretend Crayon-Gun Made to Sign No-Suicide ContractKinja – by Jay Hathaway

A Mobile, Ala., mom says school officials forced her daughter to sign a contract promising not to commit suicide or harm others after the kindergartner “drew something that resembled a gun,” then pointed a crayon at another kid and said “pew, pew!”

5-year-old Elizabeth was sent home after school officials made her take a questionnaire to evaluating her for suicidal thoughts, then had her sign the safety contract promising to contact an adult if she was thinking of suicide or homicide. This all happened while her mom waited in the lobby to pick her up, the upset parent told WPMI.   Continue reading “5-Year-Old Who Drew Pretend Crayon-Gun Made to Sign No-Suicide Contract”

Yahoo News

Washington (AFP) – US regulators on Friday approved Harvoni, a daily pill to treat hepatitis C that is simpler to administer than long-standing treatments but that carries a steep price tag.

The combination pill made by California-based Gilead Sciences was shown in trials to cure up to 99 percent of patients within two to three months.

But Harvoni’s price is set at $94,500 for a 12-week course of treatment, or $1,125 per pill.   Continue reading “US approves pricey new pill against hepatitis C”

Russian President Vladimir Putin / APFree Beacon – by Bill Gertz

Russia is moving tactical nuclear weapons systems into recently-annexed Crimea while the Obama administration is backing informal talks aimed at cutting U.S. tactical nuclear deployments in Europe.

Three senior House Republican leaders wrote to President Obama two weeks ago warning that Moscow will deploy nuclear missiles and bombers armed with long-range air launched cruise missiles into occupied Ukrainian territory.   Continue reading “Russia Deploying Tactical Nuclear Arms in Crimea”

A University of Illinois College of Law scholar claims that The United States may be behind the deadly Ebola outbreak in Liberia and Sierra LeoneRia Novosti

NEW YORK, October 8 (RIA Novosti) – The United States may be behind the deadly Ebola outbreak in Liberia and Sierra Leone, two West African countries known to host American biological warfare laboratories, a University of Illinois College of Law scholar told RIA Novosti on Wednesday.

“US government agencies have a long history of carrying out allegedly defensive biological warfare research at labs in Liberia and Sierra Leone. This includes the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which is now the point agency for managing the Ebola spill-over into the US,” Prof. Francis Boyle said.   Continue reading “US Links to Bio-Warfare Labs in Ebola Zone: Scholar”

A sign posted in an awareness campaign against the spread of Ebola in Freetown, Sierra LeoneRia Novosti

MOSCOW, October 10 (RIA Novosti) – The authorities of Ebola-ridden Sierra Leone are counting on Russia’s help in their struggle against the spread of the deadly virus, the Ambassador of Sierra Leone to Russia, John Sahr Yambasu said on Friday.

“Military, police, civil doctors – anybody who can help stop this disease,” John Sahr Yambasu said in an interview with Govorit Moskva radio station, answering a question on what kind of help his country needs at the moment.   Continue reading “Ebola-Ridden Sierra Leone Asks Russia for Help: Ambassador”

I was riding to work yesterday when I observed a female driver, who cut right in front of a pickup truck, causing the driver to drive onto the shoulder to avoid hitting her. This evidently angered the driver enough that he hung his arm out his window and gave the woman the finger.

‘Man, that guy is stupid,’ I thought to myself. I ALWAYS smile nicely and wave in a sheepish manner whenever a female does anything to me in traffic, and here’s why:   Continue reading “A Man Who Knows His Math”

ABC News – by MARI YAMAGUCHI

Japan and the United States are revising their mutual defense guidelines for the first time in nearly two decades to respond to China’s military expansion and increase Japan’s role in regional defense.

An interim report released Wednesday says the U.S. and Japan are pursuing a wider partnership that requires “enhanced capabilities and greater shared responsibilities.”

The revision, the first since 1997, comes at a time of heightened Japan-China tensions over islands claimed by both countries in the East China Sea, as well as continuing concern about North Korea’s missile and nuclear weapons development.   Continue reading “Japan, US Revising Defense Plans With Eye on China”

An aerial view showing the 'Dagger Complex' in Griesheim near Darmstadt, Germany, 07 July 2014. The area on the edge of a former airfield is considered one of the most important branches of the US secret NSA.Wired – by Kim Zetter

As a much-anticipated documentary about NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden premiers in New York this evening, new revelations are being published simultaneously that expose more information about the NSA’s work to compromise computer networks and devices.

Newly-brought-to-light documents leaked by Snowden discuss operations by the NSA working inside China, Germany and South Korea to help physically subvert and compromise foreign networks and equipment, according to a report published by The Intercept. They also suggest the NSA may have undercover agents planted inside companies to provide assistance in gaining access to systems in the global communications industry. And they bolster previous reports that the NSA works with U.S. and foreign companies to weaken their encryption systems.   Continue reading “NSA May Have Undercover Operatives in Foreign Companies”

PHOTO: The father of Claire Davis, pictured left in an undated photo held by the Arapahoe County Sheriff Robinson on Dec. 14, 2013, has issued a statement of forgiveness towards Karl Pierson, right posing for his senior class portrait in Sept. 2013. ABC News – by Sadie Gurman

Investigators say the student who killed a classmate before taking his own life at a suburban Denver high school described himself in a diary as “a psychopath with a superiority complex” and indicated he was exacting revenge for being teased in elementary school.

Karl Pierson, 18, wrote that he planned the Dec. 13 attack at Arapahoe High School to start a conversation about elementary school teasing, according to investigative reports released Friday.   Continue reading “Report: School Shooter Wanted Revenge for Teasing”

Reuters – by RANDALL PALMER AND DOUWE MIEDEMA

Regulators from the United States and the United Kingdom will get together in a war room next week to see if they can cope with any possible fall-out when the next big bank topples over, the two countries said on Friday.

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, on Monday will run a joint exercise simulating how they would prop up a large bank with operations in both countries that has landed in trouble.   Continue reading “U.S. and UK to test big bank collapse in joint model run”

Infowars – by Anthony Gucciardi

Amid the mainstream media hype surrounding Ebola, it may come as major shock to discover that for quite some time there have been major scientific breakthroughs regarding the numerous ways in which we may be able to diminish or even halt the virus at a base level.

What’s even more powerful and of note, however, is the substances by which scientists were able to exhibit these effects. Numerous plant compounds, which also come with a host of additional medicinal benefits outside of their role in the fight against the Ebola virus, have been documented to have extreme promise in the deterrence of yet another virus epidemic.   Continue reading “What They’re Not Telling You: 4 Natural Ways To Fight Ebola”