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Veterans News Now – by George Beres
The modern American tragedy is that persons with great wealth use it to expand their riches and to further diminish resources of the common person. That is the undeniable conclusion I’ve found after more than a decade studying evidence that has surfaced about the assassination of President John Kennedy, for which the wealthy of corporate America had a major responsibility. Continue reading “George Beres : The Very Rich Fuel The Modern American Tragedy”
Courthouse News Service – by RYAN ABBOTT
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (CN) – CACI agents committed war crimes, torturing and humiliating detainees, as part of a defense contract to provide linguistic services, dozens of Iraqi citizens and their families claim in Federal Court.
The surviving Iraqi detainees and representatives from the estates of the dead sued CACI Premier Technology and CACI International under the Alien Tort Claims Act and the Torture Victim Protection Act. Continue reading “Iraqis Accuse CACI of War Crimes and Torture”
WEB Notes: Of course they are foreign terrorists we have been saying that for a long time now. 70% of Syrians support Assad.
(RT) – The Syrian government is fighting against “terrorist groups from 83 countries” as part of its “constitutional right” to protect the country’s people, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem told the UN General Assembly in New York. Continue reading “Syrian FM to UN: ‘Terrorists from 83 countries fighting in Syria’”
WEB Notes: Of course he is not taking his finger off the trigger. Folks, open your Bibles, it is tomorrow’s newspaper. There will eventually be peace talks whether or not what we are starting to witness today is it, the fact remains there will be no peace. It will get close and then1 Thessalonians 5:3.
(Video, Haaretz) – U.S. President Barack Obama said at the end of his White House meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday that the United States has not given up the option of a military attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Continue reading “Obama to Iran: We Won’t Take The Military Option Off The Table”
The New American – by William F. Jasper
A week ago, President Obama publicly threw his support to Bill de Blazio (shown in suit), the Democratic Party candidate for New York City mayor, joining Hollywood activists Alec Baldwin, Susan Sarandon, Harry Belafonte — along with Bill and Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and a host of veteran “Progressives” who are endorsing the former NYC councilman and public advocate. Continue reading “NYC Mayor Candidate De Blazio Takes Flak Over Pro-communist Background”
A six-minute video posted online Monday morning shows a terrifying high-speed confrontation in New York as a black SUV was chased by dozens of motorcyclists before the SUV’s driver was pulled out of his vehicle and beaten in front of his wife and child.
Sunday’s confrontation appears to have started after the Range Rover made contact with a motorcycle. After the apparent collision, dozens of riders stopped and surrounded the SUV — and the driver took off, running over several bikes in the process. Continue reading “Video shows violent high-speed chase through New York City as motorcycle gang surrounds SUV, attacks driver”
The New American – by Alex Newman
In an exclusive studio interview with The New American magazine’s Dr. Duke Pesta, Heartland Institute Education Research Fellow Joy Pullmann outlined the crucial link between the Obama-backed “Common Core” nationalization of schooling, the federally funded tests that go with the standards, and the vast data-gathering apparatus being erected by the administration to gather private information on U.S. students. The Common Core assessments, which have already been adopted by about four in five state governments, are a key element underpinning the entire scheme, she explained. Continue reading “Expert Explores Link Between Federal Data Mining and Common Core”
Escaped to Tel Aviv and London.
Daily Nation – by FRED MUKINDA
Did the masterminds of the Westgate terror escape within an hour of launching the attack? Could the terrorists who remained behind to continue the senseless killing and repulse security forces also slip away unnoticed? Continue reading “Hard questions emerge over handling of terror attack”
Are we living in a police state?
– There has been a 4000% increase in “no knock,” militarily-armed swat team raids over the past thirty years.
– Mid 80’s: 2,000-3,000 raids per year
– Present day: 80,000 raid estimate Continue reading “The Militarization of the Police”
Examiner – by Peter Trapasso, September 30, 2013
Chicago train crash [Monday] has left at least 33 people injured in what was possibly deliberate. A train that was not in service hit a full one while it was waiting in a Forest Park CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) station. According to United Press International on Sept. 30, although it was likely a mechanical failure, which caused this accident, they cannot yet rule out that it was done on purpose. Continue reading “Chicago train crash: At least 33 injured in possibly deliberate crash”
Following Pope Francis’ demand that the Vatican Bank review its procedures, Reuters reports that the bank islikely to close all accounts held by foreign embassies, following concerns about large cash deposits and withdrawals by the missions of Iran, Iraq and Indonesia, according to people with knowledge of the situation. The private bank IOR has around EUR7.1 billion in assets but is concerned it could be “an unwitting vehicle for money laundering and other illicit finances.” Continue reading “Vatican Bank To Shut All Embassy Accounts To Halt Money Laundering”
A man was left needing hospital treatment after police punched and kneed him, struck him with batons – and set a police dog on him that bit his neck and head.
David Connor Castellani, 20, was charged with aggravated assault after the incident, but is suing Atlantic City police for using excessive force. Continue reading “Security footage shows six police kicking and beating a man before setting a dog on him, despite not appearing to resist arrest”
Yahoo News – by Robert Burns, AP
WASHINGTON: In a rare move, the top Marine on Monday forced two generals into retirement after concluding they should be held to account for failing to secure a base in Afghanistan on which two Marines were killed by Taliban attackers a year ago.
Gen. James Amos, the commandant of the Marine Corps, said in announcing his decision that Maj. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus and Maj. Gen. Gregg A. Sturdevant “did not take adequate force protection measures” at Camp Bastion, an airfield in southwestern Afghanistan that was the Taliban target. Continue reading “Two generals forced to retire for Afghanistan breach”
The Daily Sheeple – by Kimberly Paxton
A man incited Chaos at a drunk driving checkpoint in Pennsylvania and is facing up to 7 years in prison for the felony.
Chaos, however, is a dog.
26 year old James Paul Andrews has been charged with “inciting chaos” at a checkpoint in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania by “barking, hissing and growling” at a K-9 named, well, Chaos. Continue reading “Woof: Man Faces Prison Time for Barking at Police Dog”
I just figured I would throw together a quick article giving you guys some links to build an affordable yet good quality AR-15. I’ve seen quite a few people lately buying off the shelf, commercial grade AR’s for $700-800. Quite a few other people have asked me for details on what I would build if I were wanting a great bang for the buck AR. With the links I have listed below, you’ll be able to put together a milspec AR-15 with quality parts for $630 plus shipping (price at time of posting). Obviously these parts are just suggestions from me and you can feel comfortable swapping out one product for another from any of these manufacturers. Continue reading “Links To Build a Quality AR for Just $630 Plus Shipping”
Laissez Faire – by Prr Lzkdrqxcwm
A sixth-grader has been suspended for drawing an inappropriate picture. The drawing did not include any gun, but showed a checkpoint backed up by a SWAT team carrying flower pots while an unarmed drone hovered above.
The suspended girl, whose name is kept secret at the request of her family, said she “just wanted to draw something about social justice, the environment, and the glory of government.” Continue reading “6th-Grader Suspended for Government Drawing (Satire)”
It’s All Politics – by Adam Wollner
In seven days, the federal government runs out of money.
While the Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a resolution Friday that keeps the government funded through Dec. 15, the measure also defunded President Obama’s signature health care law — which means it has virtually no chance of passing the Democratic-controlled Senate.
If a budget resolution doesn’t hit President Obama’s desk before Oct. 1, that’s a big problem: The government will be forced to close its doors. Continue reading “8 Things To Know About A Government Shutdown”
World Events and the Bible 
World Events and the Bible
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Daily Mail – by TED THORNHILL