AOL – by Sean Carlin

SCHWENKSVILLE, Pa. (AP) – Authorities released few details Wednesday in the deadly shooting of a Pennsylvania state trooper during a training exercise in suburban Philadelphia.

Lt. James Fisher called Trooper David Kedra an “excellent” trooper during a news conference outside the Skippack barracks, but declined to provide details on the shooting or the investigation. Fisher deferred to the state police press office, which also declined to provide any details.

Kedra, 26, was shot in the chest Tuesday during a yearly training exercise at the Montgomery County Public Safety Training Complex in Plymouth Meeting. He was airlifted to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.   Continue reading “Officials release few details in trooper death”

Exactly what I was thinking today as I went about running my errands and hearing (panic) Ebola comments around me. Difficult to keep from getting into an argument with these people. No one is using critical thinking out there.

Jon Rappoport

Trumpeted headline news:

An unnamed Ebola patient is isolated at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, after arriving from Liberia.   Continue reading “Is “1st US Ebola patient” a hoax?”

CristinaThe Guardian – by Uni Goni

Argentinian opposition politicians have accused the country’s president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, of being “completely out of touch with reality” after she gave a rambling televised address in which she claimed the US may be behind a plot to overthrow her government and possibly even assassinate her.

“If something should happen to me, don’t look to the Middle East, look to the North,” Fernández said during the address on Tuesday night, in which she alluded to an alleged plot against her by local bankers and businessmen “with foreign help”.   Continue reading “Argentina president claims US plotting to oust her”

The New York Times – by MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and MICHAEL D. SHEAR

WASHINGTON — Julia Pierson, the director of the Secret Service, is resigning in the wake of several security breaches.

Ms. Pierson offered her resignation on Wednesday during a meeting with Jeh C. Johnson, the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, the agency that oversees the Secret Service. The resignation came less than a day after lawmakers from both parties assailed Ms. Pierson’s leadership and said they feared for the lives of the president and others in the protection of the agency.   Continue reading “Secret Service Director Resigns in Scandal Over Security Lapses”

prep for ebolaThe Daily Sheeple

It’s true. A case of Ebola has been confirmed in the United States.  And this could just be the beginning, because it looks like there may already be a second case in Dallas right now.

Those of us in the preparedness community know exactly how serious this could be.  We’ve read about pandemics and civil unrest and all sorts of Armageddon scenarios. With that much unsettling information in our mental reserves, the diagnosis of that man in Texas took on a different meaning to us than it did to the Americans who may have vaguely heard something about it while flipping channels on the television, between MTV and Dancing with the Stars.   Continue reading “Here’s Why You Should NOT Panic Over Ebola”

Yahoo News

DALLAS (AP) — Authorities say five students who had contact with a man diagnosed with Ebola in Dallas are being monitored but are showing no symptoms of the disease.

Dallas Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles said Wednesday that the students were in school this week after possibly being in contact with the man over the weekend.   Continue reading “Official: 5 kids had contact with Ebola patient”

Breitbart – by Caroline May

The federal government will be providing the funding for legal assistance benefiting some of the tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors recently apprehended illegally entering the United Sates.

The Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday that over the coming two years, it will be distributing $9 million to two refugee organizations to offer legal help to illegal immigrant minors in deportation proceedings, according to reports.    Continue reading “Feds Grant $9 Million in Legal Aid to Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Minors”

Breitbart – by Bob Price

HOUSTON, Texas — The ambulance crew that transported America’s first Ebola patient to the hospital has been placed in quarantine as a precaution. The quarantine is a precaution to make certain no one else is exposed in the event the crew became infected during transportation of the patient. The city of Dallas said the crew took all safety precautions during the transport process.

“Our firefighters are in quarantine,” said Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings in an interview with NBC 5 in Dallas “that took this guy to the hospital.”   Continue reading “Dallas Ambulance Crew Quarantined for Ebola Precaution”

Irish Mirror

Pampered politicians will not have to pay water charges on their second homes.

Ministers, Junior Ministers and the Attorney General will be exempt from the €125 payment on their second residence thanks to a law dating back to 1997.

This will come as a massive blow to hard-pressed families who are being crucified with the levies starting from today.   Continue reading “Ireland: Outrage as its revealed politicians WON’T have to pay water charges on second homes”

What the heck is going on with the bomb threats today?

WHDH 7 – by Kelli O’Hara

BEDFORD, N.H. (WHDH) –Police said nothing was found after searching two Bedford, New Hampshire schools that were forced to cancel classes due to a bomb threat.

Bedford Police Chief John Byfonski says a school administrator received the bomb threat at about 6 a.m. Tuesday. He declined to say how the threat was communicated.   Continue reading “Bomb threat closes two Bedford, NH schools”

Yahoo News – by Scott Malone

BOSTON (Reuters) – A Rhode Island child hospitalized with Enterovirus D68 has died of a bacterial infection in what state public health officials described on Wednesday as an unusual and dangerous combination.

The child, a 10-year-old girl who was not named, died last week as a result of a staphylococcus aureus sepsis alongside the respiratory virus, the Rhode Island Department of Health said in a statement, calling it a “very rare combination that can cause very severe illness in children and adults.”   Continue reading “Rhode Island child with Enterovirus dies after infection: officials”

Lt. Col. George Bivens points to images of the pipe bombs that police say were left by trooper ambush suspect Eric Frein in the Pennsylvania woods, at...Yahoo News

BLOOMING GROVE, Pa. (AP) — The discovery of two powerful pipe bombs during a manhunt in the Pennsylvania woods indicates the fugitive wanted in an ambush on state troopers is stressed out and making mistakes, authorities said as they repeated a call for him to surrender.

The explosives were not deployed, but they were fully functional and capable of causing significant damage, state police Lt. Col. George Bivens said Tuesday.   Continue reading “Police say ambush suspect is making errors”

NBC Connecticut

Sandy Hook Elementary School in Monroe, Connecticut, was evacuated this morning because of a bomb threat.

A bomb threat was called into the school at 9:39 a.m., police said.

As a precaution, the school was evacuated and students were brought to a neighboring school.   Continue reading “Sandy Hook Elementary School Evacuated Over Bomb Threat”

GAO The Truth DeniedThe Truth Denied

If you think Geoengineering of Earth’s climate is a hoax, think again. The following excerpts  are  from official government documents The documents hail from the GAO, or the Government Accountability Office (GAO) which  is  an independent agency which provides to the United States Congress audit, evaluation, and investigative services. As such it is part of the legislative branch of the United States government.

Keep in mind that these are your tax dollars hard at work.   Continue reading “Engineering the Weather Government Documents 2014”

isistroopsGlobal Research – by Prof Michel Chossudovsky

Under the auspices of the United Nations Security Council,  with president Obama chairing the Council session, the United States has called upon the international community to adopt strong measures, at national and international levels, to curtail the recruitment of Islamic State fighters.

What is not mentioned in the media reports is that the heads of State and heads of government  who have endorsed America’s campaign against the Islamic State, advised by their respective secret services,  are fully aware that US intelligence is the unspoken architect of the Islamic State, which is part of a vast network of  US supported “jihadist” terrorist entities.  Countries are either coerced into supporting the US sponsored resolution or they are complicit in the US terror agenda.   Continue reading ““The Terrorists R Us.” The Islamic State “Big Lie””

Social Media - Public DomainEnd of American Dream – by Michael Snyder

You have heard of the “No Fly List”, right?  Well, now the Tories are pledging that if they win the next election in the UK they will establish a list of “extremists” that will have to have their social media posts “approved in advance by the police” before they post them.  There are also plans to ban “extremists” from broadcasting and speaking at public events.  The stated goal of these proposals is to crack down on terrorism, but in the process the civil liberties of the British people are going to be flushed down the toilet.  And the American people need to pay close attention to what is going on in the UK, because whatever police state measures are implemented over there usually also get implemented over here eventually.  For those that believe that we need to do “whatever it takes” to fight terrorism, there is a very important question that you need to ask yourself.  What if the government decides that you are an “extremist” because of what you believe?  What will you do then?   Continue reading “A ‘No Social Media List’ For Extremists And Potential Terrorists?”

United States Map On A Globe - Public DomainThe Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

The day that many of us hoped would never arrive is here.  Ebola has come to America.  Air travel between the United States and the countries of Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone should have been totally shut down except for absolutely essential personnel but it wasn’t.  And now our nation may end up paying a great price as a result.  On Tuesday, the CDC announced that there is a confirmed case of Ebola in Dallas, Texas.  We know that this individual is a male and that he traveled by air from Liberia to Texas on September 19th.  At that time, he was not exhibiting any symptoms.  It is being reported that he started developing symptoms on September 24th and that he sought out treatment two days later.  Incredibly, he was turned away and sent home.  Continue reading “Ebola In America: The Confirmed Case In Dallas, Texas Could Change Everything”

New York Times – by RAVI SOMAIYA

The New York Times plans to eliminate about 100 newsroom jobs, as well as a smaller number of positions from its editorial and business operations, offering buyouts and resorting to layoffs if enough people do not leave voluntarily, the newspaper announced on Wednesday.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the newspaper’s publisher, and Mark Thompson, its chief executive, said that in addition to the job cuts, NYT Opinion, a new mobile app dedicated to opinion content, was shutting down because it was not attracting enough subscribers.   Continue reading “New York Times Plans Cutbacks in Newsroom Staff”

KRGV 5 News

HIDALGO COUNTY – A constable is preparing for any possible changes as federal agents temporarily assigned to the Rio Grande Valley leave the region.

Hidalgo County Precinct 3 Constable Lazaro Gallardo said the surge helped. Still long-term law enforcement is a local responsibility.

“It’s all our responsibility,” Gallardo said.   Continue reading “Constable Prepare for Border Patrol Agents’ Departure”

Yahoo News – by Julie Steenhuysen and Sharon Begley

CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) – The first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in a U.S. hospital was evaluated initially and turned away, a critical missed opportunity that could result in others being exposed to the deadly virus, infectious disease experts said.

On the patient’s first visit to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas last Friday, he walked into the hospital presenting “non-specific symptoms” and was sent home with a prescription for antibiotics, Dr. Edward Goodman, an infectious disease specialist at the hospital, told a news conference on Tuesday.   Continue reading “Experts question two-day delay in admitting Texas Ebola patient”