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Egypt’s Tamarod (rebellion) movement has called on Egyptian authorities to close the Suez Canal to vessels carrying weapons for a potential US strike on Syria.
The Egyptian movement said in a Wednesday statement that “it is a national duty to support the Syrian army.” Continue reading “Egypt should shut Suez Canal to anti-Syria warships: Tamarod movement”
The UK may be out, but Saudi Arabia isn’t taking any chances. Moments ago, Reuters reported that the regime which as we reported is behind the entire conflict in Syria (hint: nat gas) has raised its level of military alertness in anticipation of a possible Western strike in Syria, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday. Saudi Arabia’s defense readiness, their version of DefCon, has been raised to “two” from “five”, a Saudi military source who declined to be named told Reuters. “One” is the highest level of alert. “It is a must, no one knows what will happen,” he said. And so all those who thought there would be no war and sold off gold and crude, are suddenly caught short. Continue reading “Saudi Arabia Goest To “DefCon 2””
In an interview with Dale Gavlak, a Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press and Mint Press News, Syrian rebels tacitly implied that they were responsible for last week’s chemical attack.
“From numerous interviews with doctors, Ghouta residents, rebel fighters and their families….many believe that certain rebels received chemical weapons via the Saudi intelligence chief, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, and were responsible for carrying out the (deadly) gas attack,” he writes in the article. Continue reading “Syrian rebels take responsibility for the chemical attack admitting the weapons were provided by Saudis”
Blocked at the UN by Russia and stripped of British backing, US President still ready to launch assault.
The US is facing the prospect of attacking Syria without UN approval and without the support of its closest ally following last night’s defeat of a Commons motion approving Britain’s involvement. Continue reading “Syria latest: Obama set to attack despite falling support”
Barack Obama‘s plans for air strikes against Syria were thrown into disarray on Thursday night after the British parliament unexpectedly rejected a motion designed to pave the way to authorizing the UK’s participation in military action.
The White House was forced to consider the unpalatable option of taking unilateral action against the regime of Bashar al-Assad after the British prime minister, David Cameron, said UK would not now take part in any military action in response to a chemical attack in the suburbs of Damascus last week. Continue reading “UK Votes Against Syrian Strike While Obama Presses on Adding Fifth Destroyer to Region”
A Lightning War for Liberty – by Mike
Throughout history, one of the ways in which the human spirit has overcome or dealt with the brutish forces of authoritarian regimes has been through the use of humor. As such, it is no surprise that clever Americans from sea to shining sea have figured out ways to mock the NSA while also making a dollar or two. One of these folks is Dan McCall, founder of politically themed T-shirt company Liberty Maniacs. Several days after the spy scandal erupted, Dan created a shirt that read NSA: The only part of the government that actually listens. See below: Continue reading “Nothing Better to Do – The NSA Goes After Parody T-Shirts”
Two years ago, Channel NewsAsia obtained footage from within Japan’s 20 km Fukushima exclusion zone featuring a farmer who defied government orders to exterminate his cattle. While residents are now being allowed to return, nothing has been said about the changes now seen on the cattle.
JAPAN: The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear meltdown taught the world that long-term radiation exposure can cause DNA and immunological changes in living organisms. Continue reading ““White spots” on Fukushima cattle ignored by Japanese officials”
Click here to see how the “MSM” makes an incredible boom look like ‘bad planning’even though North Dakota’s oil production increased from 2.5 million barrels per month in 2004 to more than 16.5 million barrels per month by the end of 2011, more than a six-fold increase, passing California as the third-largest oil-producing state in the nation, behind Texas and Alaska…none of which showing a budget surplus since the beginning of the Greater Depression. Continue reading “Mainstream Blackout on North Dakota Economic Miracle?”
Information Clearinghouse – by William Bowles
This is where it all started: The Israeli intelligence front the Debkafile, which is the source of the story that implicated the Assad government and/or its military in the gas attack on East Ghouta and now forms the basis for the war on Syria.
DEBKAfile’s military sources affirm that, just as the Assad brothers orchestrated the chemical shell attack on Syrian civilians, so too did Hizballah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah set in motion the rocket attack on Israel. – ‘The sarin shells fired on Damascus – by Syrian 4th Division’s 155th Brigade – were followed by rockets on Israel and car bombings in Lebanon‘, Debkafile, 24 August 2013 Continue reading “US-Israeli False Flag Gas Attack Unravels”
I am barely able to restrain myself from writing a blasphemy, just out of complete drop-the-jaw exasperation.
If you don’t know this story: In Montana, a teacher raped a 14 year old girl. She then committed suicide two years later. Her family says the rape was a major factor in the suicide.
The rape, the judge is claiming, was “consensual,” even though it wasn’t (legally it can’t be; a 14 year old girl can’t consent to sex with a middle-aged man). Continue reading “Wow: Judge Defends Decision to Sentence Rapist of 14-Year-Old Girl to Only 31 Days In Jail: “It wasn’t some horrible rape”… “It wasn’t a forcible, beat-up rape””
Daily Paul – by Michaelwiseguy
American citizen support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian people is off the charts. Why are so many Americans rooting for Assad and not Obama’s War? The MSM attempt to start an open US war with Syria is going down in flames. 91% of American people simply don’t want another costly war in the Middle East. Many Americans have educated themselves in understanding all the intricate geo-political and mercantile moving parts associated with the push to overthrow the Assad presidency. We’re not buying into this bankster war. Continue reading “Never Before in History has Mainstream Media Failed to Convince Americans to Support USA in War Cry”
The outgoing Homeland Security Secretary has a warning for her successor: A massive and “serious” cyber attack on the U.S. homeland is coming, and a natural disaster — the likes of which the nation has never seen — is also likely on its way.
So prepare, and bring “a large bottle of Advil,” Janet Napolitano told her yet-to-be-named replacement in a farewell address Tuesday morning. Continue reading “Outgoing DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano Warns of ‘Serious’ Cyber Attack, Unprecedented Natural Disaster”
When it comes to environmental disasters, the nuclear fallout at Fukushima has to be amongst the worst that has happened in the past few decades. Andrew Kishner, founder of http://www.nuclearcrimes.org/ has put together a great resource of information that tracks what has been developing over time in Fukushima as it relates to the nuclear incident. You can check out his research further using the links below. Continue reading “Fukushima: Your Days of Eating Pacific Ocean Fish Are Over”
Study estimates Japan plant released 100 quadrillion becquerels (PBq) of cesium into atmosphere… In a single day
Estimation of radionuclide emission during the March 15, 2011 accident at the Fukushima-1 NPP (Atomic Energy Journal Volume 112, Issue 3), July 2012:
“According to estimates made by the present authors, the following radionuclides entered the atmosphere on March 15, 2011 (PBq): ~400 iodine, ~100 cesium, and ~400 inert gases.” Continue reading “Will Fukushima now officially be referred to as worst nuclear disaster in world history?”
I decided to write this post after spending a day up at my site with J.C. Dodge from Mason-Dixon Tactical. He originally came up to meet and ended up staying all day to help with some work we were doing to improve the training site. We had a long tactical discussion and as part of that we were discussing SHTF ATV tactics. So credit where credit is due – he helped form some of the ideas behind this post. Continue reading “Tactical Use of ATV ‘Four-Wheelers’”
Washington Times – by Dave Boyer
As President Obama readies a possible military strike against Syria Thursday, the White House 2013 Christmas ornament is going on sale with the slogan, “Peace on Earth.”
The White House Historical Association is advertising the new ornament on its website and on signs around town, including one in Lafayette Park across from the White House. This year’s ornament honors Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president, who pushed for a precursor to the United Nations.
The center of the ornament depicts an American elm tree planted by Mr. Wilson on the North Lawn of the White House on December 18, 1913, just before Christmas. It includes a wreath of olive branches, with two peace doves perched on the branches. Continue reading “White House selling ‘Peace on Earth’ for $18.95 (*Offer not valid in Syria)”
Here’s another depressing list to ruin your day. You can tell a lot about a society by what they value, what they build and what they do. The only new buildings I see being built are banks and medical facilities. That tells me a lot. I look around and see that we value fancy new leased or financed cars, financed McMansions, fastfood, and lots of shopping outlets. And now this list tells me a lot about where this country is headed. Among the ten fastest growing jobs in America, only one can be considered well paying. Only two of the jobs are in industries that produce something. Only one requires a non-liberal arts college degree. Most of the jobs barely pay a living wage. Most of these jobs are non-essential service jobs that add absolutely nothing to society. A society that does not produce is destined to decline. We’re doomed. Continue reading “If These are the Fastest Growing Jobs in America – We’re Doomed”
Any possibility of British involvement in a military campaign in Syria has been effectively ruled out after British lawmakers voted down the prospect in parliament, costing the US the nation’s closest ally in a potential strike.
By a 285 to 272 margin British MPs rejected the government’s motion to support in principle military action against Syria. A second vote was due to be held on committing to action following the report by United Nations weapons inspectors, who are currently investigating claims that Assad used chemical weapons on civilians. Continue reading “British MPs reject military intervention in Syria”
On the surface this looks like good news. Yet I’m unconvinced. Bozo and the Felonious General provided themselves with a convenient out. It appears in the eighth directive; “Possessing marijuana or using on federal property.”
This directive effectively nullifies the rest. Under NDAA and the unPatriot act, and numerous Executive Dictates, there is no place, not one square foot of land within the borders of the uSA that is not “Federal Property.” Continue reading “Justice Dept. won’t challenge state marijuana laws”
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