Before It’s News – by Susan Duclos

On Thursday, January 10, 1963, the Honorable A. S. Herlong Jr. stated the 45 Communist goals, in the House of Representatives and as the years have gone by, one after another, have been implemented, some of which are still being implemented in states in 2013.

This was a long term plan and since 1963, over half of the list has been accomplished, still is being accomplished in 2013 and we are seeing preparations for the many of the other portions of the list right before eyes.   Continue reading “Welcome To The NWO Comrade – 1963 Commie Goals Almost Accomplished In America”

Eagle Tribune – by John Macone

NEWBURYPORT — Pat Vaillancourt went on a trip last week that was intended to showcase some of America’s greatest treasures.

Instead, the Salisbury resident said she and others on her tour bus witnessed an ugly spectacle that made her embarrassed, angry and heartbroken for her country.   Continue reading “‘Gestapo’ tactics meet senior citizens at Yellowstone”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

North Korea has placed its military on alert and warned of “disastrous consequences” in response to a United States-led military drill near the Korean peninsula.

A North Korean military spokesman told state media on Tuesday that all troops have been ordered to “keep themselves ready to promptly launch operations at any time.”

South Korean Defense Ministry spokesman Kim Min-Seok confirmed North Korea’s military has been placed on high alert.   Continue reading “N. Korea Puts Troops On High Alert Over US-Led Military Drill”

The Daily Caller – by Michael Bastasch

Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa said that American exceptionalism is reminiscent of Nazism “before and during World War II.”

“Does not this remind you of the Nazis’ rhetoric before and during World War II? They considered themselves the chosen race, the superior race, etc. Such words and ideas pose extreme danger,” Correa told RT Spanish.   Continue reading “Ecuador president compares US to Nazi Germany”

My Fox LA – by Tony McEwing

Malibu, with its glistening pristine coastline and its multi-million dollar mansions and movie stars, is capturing the spotlight for a much less glamorous and possibly life-threatening reason. One third of the teachers at Malibu High School claim recent construction and moldy classrooms are making them seriously sick. The health complaints range from cancers to skin diseases as well as other ailments and illnesses.   Continue reading “Cancer Cluster At Malibu High?”

MassPrivateI

Washington – Instead of sending suspected terrorists to Guantanamo Bay or secret CIA “black” sites for interrogation, the Obama administration is questioning terrorists for as long as it takes aboard U.S. naval vessels.

And it’s doing it in a way that preserves the government’s ability to ultimately prosecute the suspects in civilian courts.   Continue reading “Suspected terrorists are being detained indefinitely aboard U.S. ships”

Max Velocity Tactical

I feel it would be useful to post a comment about the purpose of the training videos that I have put up recently. I want to make it clear that I use them to illustrate specific points or training objectives, and not as the all encompassing answer to tactics. I’ve posted videos from the 1960’s, the OBUA (MOUT) training videos yesterday, and they are all full of useful nuggets but also lessons to be learned and sometimes ways not to do things and to learn from.   Continue reading “Training Videos: The Purpose Of Them”

_1cruz_3.jpgThe Jawa Report

A continuation and update to THIS post and THIS post.

There is a lot of misinformation coming out about biker attack in New York last week, much of it from the media. (Click the links above if you don’t know which I mean.) In this post I want to address the claim that Alexian Lien knocked a rider over and that the most seriously injured biker, Jay Mieses, was only stopping to help a fellow rider.   Continue reading “Bikers Versus SUV (Updated: New Images Added)”

Wall Street Journal – by DAMIAN PALETTA

The Social Security Administration has begun warning the public it cannot guarantee full benefit payments if the debt ceiling isn’t increased.

When asked by the public, the agency is notifying beneficiaries that “Unlike a federal shutdown which has no impact on the payment of Social Security benefits, failure to raise the debt ceiling puts Social Security benefits at risk,” according to a person familiar with the agency directive.   Continue reading “Social Security Warns Benefits Could Get Cut”

Activist Post

DBA Press releases an additional 1,784 pages of Phoenix Police Department Homeland Defense Bureau (PPDHDB) records pertaining to Occupy Phoenix and other Phoenix area activist groups.

Access records here (filed under “records relating to PPD/ACTIC and other fusion center monitoring of activists, Part 4”).

These records complete a public records request filed by DBA Press and the Center for Media and Democracy in June of 2012 as part of a joint project, “Dissent or Terror: how the nation’s counter-terrorism apparatus, in partnership with corporate America, turned on Occupy Wall Street.”   Continue reading “New Records Detail FBI, Fusion Center Monitoring of Activists, Anarchists”

MassPrivateI

EPIC’s Freedom of Information Act lawsuit has produced new documents about “Next Generation Identification” and the FBI’s plans for facial recognition.

According to the document obtained by EPIC, “NGI shall return an incorrect candidate a maximum of 20% of the time.” That number is much greater than expected.    Continue reading “The FBI says a 20% error rate for facial recognition is fine”

Digital Journal -by Justin King

A student in Bryant School District in Arkansas brought home a worksheet that presented her with a scenario that referred to the Bill of Rights as “outdated” and that as part of a special committee she would need to throw out two of the Amendments.

The worksheet was handed out to Sixth grade students in a History class. According to the girl’s mother, Lela Spears, she has not received any government or civics classes and this was the first assignment dealing with the Constitution or Bill of Rights. The school district is participating in the embattled Common Core curriculum.   Continue reading “Worksheet asks children to remove parts of the Bill of Rights”

Before It’s News

WINTHROP (CBS) – A Winthrop Auxiliary Police officer is accused of dealing drugs out of his cruiser. Bledar Naco was arrested by the FBI, Winthrop and Revere Police Departments late last Thursday.

Other law enforcement sources informed Winthrop Police Chief Terence Delehanty that Naco had allegedly distributed drugs in uniform and out of an Auxiliary Police cruiser on several occasions.   Continue reading “Cop Arrested: Cop Dealing Drugs from Cruiser – News Report”

Before It’s News

10/7/13 – ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The government shutdown is hitting some military families especially hard. Some newly retired personnel are not getting their final active duty pay. Earl and Wendy Owen have been married for 27 years and raised their four children as a military family. Earl was a Master Sergeant in the Army for 26 years and Wendy works as a licensed practical nurse for the Department of Army.   Continue reading “Retiring Military Pay Stops: Government Shutdown Shuts Out Final Active Duty Pay For Newly Retired Army Sergeant – Earl Owen”

Sergio Consuerga, who protected a man from being beaten further by bikers, speaks to the press in Northern Manhattan, New York, Oct. 6, 2013. (Ivan Pentchoukov/Epoch Times)Epoch Times – by Ivan Pentchoukov

NEW YORK—Sergio Consuerga, the good Samaritan who intervened in the vicious beating of a man in Washington Heights on Sunday, Sept. 29, used the wisdom he gained from martial arts to turn away the attackers.

Consuerga, a father of 10 and a longtime Washington Heights resident, was already late to church when a friend and a relative stopped him on the corner of West 178th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. What unfolded next has put him under the media spotlight since then.   Continue reading “Good Samaritan Gives Firsthand Account of Beating of SUV Driver Alexian Lien”

BitcoinsExtreme Tech – by Ryan Whitwam

Closing down the Silk Road and arresting its alleged operator has left the FBI in uncharted territory. After shuttering the hidden site, law enforcement went to work confiscating the money and materials belonging to supposed drug kingpin Ross Ulbricht, but this usually routine procedure is proving especially troublesome in this case. The cache of more than 600,000 bitcoins in Ulbricht’s personal fortune are still inaccessible to the FBI.   Continue reading “FBI unable to seize 600,000 Bitcoins from Silk Road operator”