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Yahoo News

(Reuters) – A Veterans Affairs healthcare coordinator was placed on administrative leave on Friday following revelations of an email sent last year outlining a scheme for masking delayed treatment of patients at a VA medical facility in Wyoming, CBS News reported.

The report comes as Veterans Administration Secretary Eric Shinseki faces increased pressure to resign over charges his department allowed deadly delays in care at some of its hospitals for veterans.   Continue reading “Veterans Affairs worker in Wyoming placed on leave in patient delay scandal – report”

The Daily Caller – by Barbara Baird

And so it begins. Quite possibly, one of the most interesting gun control battles in a long time will be held in the world of Mom-dom. Soccer moms from across this land will put on the shoulder pads of pro- or anti-gun control sides and head out for knock-down, drag-out media wars. The field will get bloodied and believe me, there will not be any Kool-Aid moms in white pants running around in this scenario.   Continue reading “Bring it: ‘NRA Moms’ vs. Bloomberg’s ‘Moms Demand Action’”

The Daily Caller – by Chris Cox

Michael Bloomberg, the 15th-richest man in the world, has announced that he is going to spend $50 million on a “grassroots” campaign against the National Rifle Association. In politics, that is a huge amount of money—far more than the amount of money the NRA has been able to spend on politics in the last several years. Other billionaires, including Warren Buffett, have announced that they, too, will support Bloomberg’s campaign.   Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg Will Haunt You In The Afterlife”

News 8 Now

LAS VEGAS — Piles of beheaded birds are being mysteriously dumped on some streets in the Las Vegas valley’s east side.

One business on Charleston Boulevard is forced to deal with the stench of rotting carcasses twice a month.    Continue reading “Headless birds turning up in Las Vegas neighborhood”

Daily Finance – by Matt Furber

Montana is braided with rivers formed as snowmelt from the upper reaches of the Rocky Mountains drains off the Continental Divide.

Fished for thousands of years, these rivers have inspired writers and artists. And sometimes even business owners.

When he was 15, K.C. Walsh spent a summer on one of those rivers, the Bitterroot near Missoula, fishing with his grandfather. “It was just a magical time. In the back of my mind I always thought, how am I going to get back to Montana?” Walsh says.
Continue reading “For Montana Clothier, Gone Fishin’ Is a Way of Business”

Intellihub

Media rhetoric has just shifted into second gear and is building steam fast.

In fact, the Las Vegas Sun and others have already reported that Bundy Ranch militiamen and women along with members of the Citizens Action Network headed to Utah in preparation to protest the BLM Saturday.

However, proponents of the BLM say that the protesters are nothing more than Ted Nugent fans and Obama hating gun lovers seeking to wage war with the BLM. Rhetoric from the Denver Post reads, “San Juan County residents who support Saturday’s protest ride identify themselves on their Facebook pages as fans of Bundy and guns-rights rocker Ted Nugent.   Continue reading “Militia to be demonized as radicals by media during upcoming BLM protest”

Intifada

Hebrew graffiti sprayed by Jewish extremists on a Roman Orthodox Church in Jerusalem reads: ‘King David, king of the Jews and Jesus is garbage’. May,9, 2014 (Photograph: Thomas Coex/AFP/Getty Images)    Continue reading “Vatican responds to Jewish extremists attacks against Christians ahead of Pope’s visit”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

As Putin warned earlier in the week, they do not see the effectiveness of sanctions; but it seems he had something else in mind. By rolling back informal limits on Chinese investment, Putin has opened the door for significant capital inflows from his new best friend… and China has already agree to increase investment. While Putin is careful to note that the Chinese will not be allowed to invest in gold or diamond mining, or hi-tech projects, Russia hopes to lure cash from the world’s second-biggest economy into industries from housing and infrastructure construction to natural resources. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Shanghai May 20/21 and Chinese officials have already confirmed bilateral cooperation in the areas of investment and finance has made major progress as local currency settlement in two-way trade increases. Forget sanctions, just remove the US from the world trade equation…    Continue reading “Anti-Sanctions? Putin Lifts “Limits” And China Agrees To Increase Investment In Russia”

Abel Danger

Plum City – (AbelDanger.net). United States Marine Field McConnell has linked Serco director Maureen Baginski’s alleged use of the Red Switch Network for man-in-the-middle propaganda attacks on targeted states to the various patent-pool devices associated with the Boeing Uninterruptible Autopilot and the Cat III C landing apparently executed on the British Indian Ocean Territory of Diego Garcia after the hijacking of the Boeing 777-200 of MH Flight 370 on March 8, 2014.    Continue reading “#1957: Marine Links Serco Red Switch-In-the-Middle to Boeing Autopilot Patent Pool and a 370 Cat III C”

RT News

Fracking requires twice or three times as many truck trips per well as older oil and gas extraction techniques. That could be reason for drilling areas in US witnessing a significant spike in traffic fatalities, new analysis suggests.

The Associated Press has studied traffic death figures and US census data in six drilling states, and discovered that increased traffic fatalities is one side-effect of fracking, a controversial drilling technique, which means water, chemicals and sand are injected deep underground to break up rocks to free oil and natural gas there.    Continue reading “Fracking’s unexpected side-effect: Traffic deaths on the rise”

Mail.com

DOSWELL, Va. (AP) — A second body was recovered Saturday from the crash of a hot air balloon carrying three people that drifted into a power line and burst into flames in front of horrified spectators. The bodies were discovered just under a mile apart.

More than 100 searchers were called in to scour the woods and fields of the central Virginia site of the crash for the third victim and any remnants of the balloon or its basket, state police said. None of the victims has been identified by authorities.    Continue reading “Search Continues for 3rd Body in Va. Balloon Crash”

Mail.com

NEW YORK (AP) — The unidentified remains of those killed on Sept. 11 returned to the World Trade Center site in a solemn procession on a foggy Saturday morning.

The remains left the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Manhattan’s East Side shortly before 7 a.m. in three city vehicles. They were accompanied by police and fire department vehicles with lights flashing but no sirens.    Continue reading “9/11 remains returned to World Trade Center site”

Judicial Watch

The Obama administration appears to have a terrorist “hands off” list that permits individuals with extremist ties to enter the country, according to internal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) documents obtained by a United States Senator.

It’s unimaginable that any government would do this, but it seems like the Obama administration is constantly breaking new ground. The disturbing details of this secret initiative were made public this week by Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, who has obtained DHS electronic mail discussing what could be a terrorist “hands off” list. The exchange includes a 2012 email chain between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) asking whether to admit an individual with ties to various terrorist groups. The individual had scheduled an upcoming flight into the U.S., according to an announcement issued by the senator.   Continue reading “DHS Emails Reveal U.S. May Have Terrorist “Hands Off” List”

Maggie’s Notebook

Sharpton also said, “people do not have the right to unregulated rights.” It’s a “regulated” right to board an airplane only after showing I.D., he points out. When it comes to voter I.D. however, it’s an unnecessary regulation because there is no voter fraud, never mind that most of us boarding airplanes are not terrorists. Our voting rights are far more sacred than our entry onto airplanes, as the only job the government has is to keep us safe, and without free and fair elections, government can take away our voting rights. Just sayin’…   Continue reading “Al Sharpton: Get “Serious,” If Government Comes to Disarm You It Has Drones: Second Amendment Will Not Help You”

Against Crony Capitalism

Pot is by far the most used illicit drug in the United States. This in spite of it being bulky and odoriferous and relatively hard to transport. People like pot and in many ways it is as American as beer.

That’s why many states have moved to legalize and decriminalize the plant in recent years. And now Oklahoma, in a surprise move may actually vote to legalize the drug and lay the foundation for a legitimate pot farming industry, moving beyond even Washington State and Colorado in some ways.   Continue reading “Reddest of “red” states Oklahoma may move to completely legalize marijuana”

The Organic Prepper

Welcome to the wonderful world of surveillance shopping, where the most innocent purchase is documented.

Today I had to run into town to buy some boxes. I really like the U-Haul boxes for storage, because they are all exactly the same size, they’re very sturdy, and they have those nice little handle openings to make stacking things easier.

My usual place wasn’t open so I went to another one that said “Authorized U-Haul Dealer.”  It was also an auto parts store.  I went in and selected my boxes, then took them to the register to pay, something I’d done numerous times at the usual U-Haul store I patronize.   Continue reading “Sorry, But I Don’t Give Out Personal Information”

Common Dream – by Robert Parry

In Ukraine, a grisly new strategy – bringing in neo-Nazi paramilitary forces to set fire to occupied buildings in the country’s rebellious southeast – appears to be emerging as a favored tactic as the coup-installed regime in Kiev seeks to put down resistance from ethnic Russians and other opponents.

The technique first emerged on May 2 in the port city of Odessa when pro-regime militants chased dissidents into the Trade Unions Building and then set it on fire. As some 40 or more ethnic Russians were burned alive or died of smoke inhalation, the crowd outside mockedthem as red-and-black Colorado potato beetles, with the chant of “Burn, Colorado, burn.” Afterwards, reporters spotted graffiti on the building’s walls containing Swastika-like symbols and honoring the “Galician SS,” the Ukrainian adjunct to the German SS in World War II.    Continue reading “Burning Ukraine’s Protesters Alive”

Infowars – by Kit Daniels

Organizers of a street festival in Minneapolis are suing the city for granting Major League Baseball the power to suppress signs and events in every section of downtown for two weeks – all for just one baseball game.

In their lawsuit, James McGuire and Robert Kolstad are challenging the constitutionality of a city ordinance which states that in preparation of the MLB All-Star game at Target Field on July 15, “temporary sales, vending, entertainment, signs and related special event permits will not be approved or issued by the City of Minneapolis without the additional approval of Major League Baseball” between July 5 and July 20 for the entirety of downtown and its environs.    Continue reading “Minneapolis Sued For Granting MLB Power to Suppress Free Speech”

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