Category: News

The Associated Press – by Jae C. Hong

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles has been home for thousands of homeless people, a tenuous comfort zone for many who hit the rock bottom of their lives in America.

The area, originally agricultural until the 1870s when railroads first entered Los Angeles, has maintained a transient nature through the years from the influxes of short-term workers, migrants fleeing economic hardship during the Great Depression, military personnel shipping out during World War II and the Vietnam War and low-skilled workers with limited transportation options who need to remain close to the city’s core, according to the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.    Continue reading “Skid Row, a battle of misery and hope”

Activist Post – by Catherine J. Frompovich

Vaccines are supposed to be safe according to the U.S. CDC/FDA, so how come the HRSA division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services publishedStatistics Reports [1] for the period ending September 3, 2013 providing data verifying that vaccines cause damage and even kill?

The period covers fiscal years (FY) 1989 to FY 2013. There were 3,387 compensable claims—meaning those claims that received compensation or money, and 9,651 claims that were dismissed, an awful miscarriage of the original intent of the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program created by Congress and Public Law 99-660, in this writer’s opinion.     Continue reading “The Costs of Vaccine Damage: The Payout Figures”

The Atlantic – by MEGAN GARBER

Toyota has announced that it is recalling 870,000 of its vehicles, among them Camrys, Venzas, Avalons, and hybrids with owners spread across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and 16 other countries. Airbags, it seems, have been spontaneously deploying on some of those vehicles across makes and model years—a state of affairs that can range from the merely annoying to the legitimately life-threatening. Power steering, even more ominously, may also be affected. As may cars’ warning lights.   Continue reading “Toyota Is Recalling More Than 800,000 Cars Because of Spiders”

Raw Story – by George Chidi

J.P. Morgan will settle civil lawsuits related to mortgage bond matters with the U.S. Department of Justice for a record $13 billion, sources have told Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal and other outlets.

In a call last night, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and J.P. Morgan negotiators tentatively settled on terms after the bank offered an additional $2 billion, according to reports.   Continue reading “Report: JP Morgan Chase to pay $13 billion to settle residential mortgage bond lawsuits”

The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

Sometimes it is beneficial to pause and try to intellectually understand what the American people are fighting against. We see the daily struggles (e.g. threats to our pensions, bank accounts and civil liberties), however, what seems to be missing is a narrative which provides a macro view which reveals that there is a centralized plot designed to bring the nations of the world and its people to its knees and then impose one centralized political and economic authority.

I will not mince words here, this is also a classic battle between good and evil and for now, evil is winning hands down.     Continue reading “The Financial Pyramid of Power”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

More than 44,000 people have signed a petition on the MoveOn.org sebsite calling for the Departmnet of Justice to arrest some House Republican leaders for their roles in the givernment shutdown and debt-ceiling debacle. AsThe Hill reports, the petition singles out Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and House majority leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), as well as “other decision-making House Republican leaders,” for the crime of “seditious conspiracy against the United States of America.” While careful to point out that it does not “necessarily endorse the contents of petitions” we thought it ironic that more people successfully completed the petition to arrest the GOP for trying to abolish Obamacare than have successfully signed up for the new law.   Continue reading “More Than 44,000 Demand GOP Arrests For “Seditious Conspiracy” Against USA”

sUAS News – by Jim Hoffer, WABC News

NEW YORK (WABC) – He’s a musician from Brooklyn but he has struck a wrong note with the NYPD who tracked him down after our story aired and charged the inexperienced, drone operator with reckless endangerment.

It’s his own video that helped the NYPD nail David Zablidowsky . The 34-year-old musician from Brooklyn is clearly seen at the controls of the drone.

The video recovered by a financial analyst who handed it over to Eyewitness News, after he nearly took a direct hit when the small helicopter drone similar to this one, crashed at his feet while walking near Grand Central.   Continue reading “Brooklyn man arrested for flying drone over Manhattan”

My San Antonio – by JASON BUCH, KOLTEN PARKER

SAN ANTONIO — Gun enthusiasts gathered at the Alamo Saturday to rally for the right to openly carry firearms, without state and local restrictions that are now in place.

Demonstrators, many carrying rifles, shotguns or 19th-century pistols, cheered speakers who urged them to hold tight to their firearms, as their protected Constitutional right.   Continue reading “Armed protest at Alamo ends quietly”

The Scoop Dallas News – by Matthew Watkins

About a dozen people carrying rifles protested in Dallas Saturday morning at the sight of one of the most infamous gun crimes in United States history.

The crowd carried AR-15s, old military rifles and one Texas flag with the “Don’t tread on me” slogan at Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 50 years ago . They said they were there to peacefully show that carrying firearms is legal in Texas and that the people who do it aren’t dangerous.   Continue reading “Gun rights advocates march with rifles at Dealey Plaza”

DC Clothesline – by Dr. Eowyn

In 2010, demonstrating he really is “stupid as stupid does,” Tom Hanks told Time magazine during a presser promoting his new HBO miniseries, The Pacific, thatthe United States got into the Pacific sphere of  World War II because Americans were a bunch of “racists and terrorists” who viewed the Japanese as “yellow, slant-eyed dogs that believed in different gods.” Hanks obviously forgot about Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor.   Continue reading “Tom Hanks wants a 3rd term for President Lucifer”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

Wrestler “Rowdy” Roddy Piper already let slip that his 1988 movie “They Live,” about aliens secretly infiltrating and then controlling society, was not science fiction but a documentary. He’s still fighting for gun rights, and as anyone who’s seen the movie knows, he’s willing to fight for a really, really, really long time if that’s what it takes.

Don’t let anyone take your guns away. Disarming the population is the 1st step to total control! This is America! THEY LIVE!!   Continue reading “Rowdy Roddy Piper: ‘Don’t Let Anyone Take Your Guns Away’”

Gun Watch

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, the Second Amendment Foundation and DefendGunRights.com announced today they will join together with other groups to sponsor Guns Save Lives Day on Dec. 14, the anniversary of the tragic Newtown, Conn., shootings “because crazy people, criminals and gun control extremists prefer unarmed victims.”   Continue reading “Groups Jointly Sponsor ‘Guns Save Lives Day’ on Newtown Anniversary”

Israel is also into the XTC drug trade.

Haaretz – by Yaniv Kubovich

On a wall of a Israel Police classified intelligence unit hangs a map of the world. The countries of Central and South America are highlighted in red, the countries of western Africa are highlighted in green and arrows drawn the length and width of the map indicating drug trafficking movements all point to one country, whose name is highlighted: Israel.   Continue reading “Israel becomes major hub in the international cocaine trade, abuse rising”

The Ulsterman Report

Flying well below the radar of the Mainstream Media was the House of Saud’s recent refusal to be a part of the current United Nations Security Council.  The Saudi government cites theUnited Nations refusal (and thus by default, the United States) to engage in military action against the Assad regime in Syria.  This refusal is far more significant than the sum of its parts – it is a strong signal from the Saudis of a desire to see a greatly enhanced, strengthened, and militaristic United Nations.  In effect, the House of Saud is now calling for a New United Nations.  Readers of my books know well the implications of THAT chilling term…   Continue reading “The House Of Saud Pushes For A “New United Nations”…”

Beaumont Enterprise

BELTON, Texas (AP) — A mistrial was declared Friday in a Texas case against a soldier carrying his assault rifle on a hike, in a proceeding that was being closely watched by gun-rights advocates.

The six-person jury in Belton was deadlocked after two days of deliberations Thursday and Friday.   Continue reading “Mistrial in trial watched by gun-rights advocates”

Steve Lendman

Obama intends to nominate former Defense Department general counsel Jeh Johnson as new DHS chief.

He’s responsible for endorsing some of Washington’s most lawless policies. His rap sheet reveals great cause for concern. More on him below.

Post-9/11, police state terror followed. Obama expanded it.      Continue reading “War on Terror Advocate to Head Homeland Security”