justdeletemeTech Crunch – by Chris Velazco

It’s tiring, isn’t it? Doing everything online, I mean. Everyday you log into services tailor-made for shopping, searching, sharing, watching, chatting, curating, reading, bragging — that’s a lot of places to keep your personal information, and no one could blame you if you wanted to try to pare down on those extraneous connections. Hell, I’d like nothing better myself sometimes.   Continue reading “Justdelete.me Wants To Help You Pull The Plug On All Those Pesky Online Accounts”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

Last year, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as Obamacare, was upheld to be constitutional as a tax. Though it’s been three years since Obamacare has been the law of the land, problems have arisen (we all knew they would), and costs have skyrocketed from their projections (we knew that too). As a result, some parts of Obamacare will be delayed by one year. However, it looks as if the Supreme Court may just get a second hearing on the unpopular, and in many of our opinions unconstitutional law.   Continue reading “New Obamacare Lawsuit May Reach Supreme Court & Deem Obama/IRS Actions Unconstitutional”

BoycottMilitia News – by John Hawkins

Contrary to what you hear from liberals, the biggest flaw conservatives have is being overly tolerant. Really? Seriously? We’re “overly tolerant?”

Absolutely.

Conservatives will listen to a Hollywood star trash us as intolerant and then we’ll go watch his movie anyway. Musicians will openly support Obama and call us racists; yet we’ll still buy their albums. Corporations will bend over backwards to undermine everything we hold dear and then we’ll turn right around and buy their products. Continue reading “Boycott These Five Corporations.”

Missile StrikeThe Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity

If you liked the run up to the US attack on Iraq, with the lurid fictional tales of mobile chemical weapons labs and Saddam’s nukes, you will love “Iraq, The Sequel”, currently unfolding in Syria. It is everything the interventionists have been hoping for: a heady brew of Kosovo, Iraq, and Libya all rolled into one. The possibility for an infinitely more toxic conflagration is exponentially higher, to boot, adding for the interventionists much excitement to the mix.   Continue reading “US Set to Launch ‘Iraq, The Sequel’, in Syria”

A man is arrested during the Occupy Wall Street protest September 17, 2012 on the one year anniversary of the movement in New York.(AFP Photo / Stan Honda)RT News – by Robert Bridge

A Department of Defense training manual obtained by a conservative watchdog group pointed to the original American colonists as examples of an extremist movement, comments that have sparked fear of a broader crackdown on dissent in America.

The training manual provides information that describes, among other things, “common themes in extremist ideologies.”   Continue reading “DoD training manual suggests Founding Fathers followed ‘extremist ideology’”

Wounded: Injured Assad soldier is carried awayLook at the leg, Boston all over again.

Mirror

David Cameron and Barack Obama last night agreed to take military action against Syria, the Sunday People has reported.

The US president sealed the deal in a 40-minute phone call to the Prime Minister at his holiday retreat in Cornwall.  Continue reading “Syria: Cameron and Obama agree to military strike over chemical weapons”

A view of buildings damaged by what activists say is shelling by forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, in the Damascus suburbs of Arbeen. (Aug. 24, 2013)Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Update: and there you have it – the US “demand” was nothing but a farce, and the second Syria complied the US says it was never interested in the first place.

U.S. rebuffs Syrian decision to provide U.N. inspectors access to sites bombed last week http://wsj.com    Continue reading “Syria To Allow Inspection Of Alleged Chemical Weapons Attack; US Rebuffs, Says “Too Late’”

Joel SalatinThe Cornucopia Institute – by Joel Salatin

Why do we need more farmers? What is the driving force behind USDA policy? In an infuriating epiphany I have yet to metabolize, I found out Wednesday in a private policy-generation meeting with Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McCauliffe. I did and still do consider it a distinct honor for his staff to invite me as one of the 25 dignitaries in Virginia Agriculture for this think-tank session in Richmond.   Continue reading “A Note From Joel Salatin”

McClatchy – by CAROL ROSENBERG | The Miami Herald

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVY BASE, Cuba —The judge in the Sept. 11 case on Friday wound up a week of pretrial arguments on overarching legal challenges to the war court with a warning to the prosecution that he might in September suspend trial preparation – if the government doesn’t fix technological problems bedeviling the defense team.   Continue reading “Pentagon tech troubles could stall 9/11 hearings”

DHS_logo.jpgBelow is an article from FOX NEWS regarding a DHS employee that promotes a race-hate web site and makes “motivational videos” to support his agenda.  Clearly he is quite disturbed; the problem is that he works for DHS as an acquisitions officer and he has a cult following.   Continue reading “DHS employee behind website promoting race war on paid leave”

Maggie, Hugh, and our partnering church speak with an officer.Love Wins Ministries -by Hugh Hollowell, August 24, 2013

What Happened

This morning we showed up at Moore Square at 9:00 a.m., just like we have done virtually every Saturday and Sunday for the last six years. We provide, without cost or obligation, hot coffee and a breakfast sandwich to anyone who wants one. We keep this promise to our community in cooperation with five different large suburban churches that help us with manpower and funding.   Continue reading “Feeding Homeless Apparently Illegal in Raleigh, NC”

chinaNatural News – by Ethan A. Huff

As if China’s legacy of tainted food and unspeakable environmental pollution were not enough to raise some eyebrows, the most populated country in the world is now in the spotlight for a growing environmental problem that is destroying its rivers: decomposing human bodies. New reports indicate that hundreds of bodies are retrieved just from the Yellow River near Lanzhou every single year as part of a massive “body fishing” scheme, and authorities are doing nothing to try to stop it.   Continue reading “Decomposed human bodies now routinely found floating down China’s rivers”

A member of the 'Liwaa Ahrar Suriya' brigade, operating under the Free Syrian Army, is seen in a public park that separates them and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad in Sakhour area, Aleppo August 24, 2013. REUTERS/Muzaffar SalmanReuters – by Khaled Yacoub Oweis

Gulf-based supporters have sent a 400-ton shipment of arms to Syria’s outgunned rebels, one of the biggest to reach them in their two-year-old uprising, opposition sources said on Sunday.

The consignment – mostly ammunition for shoulder-fired weapons and anti-aircraft machine guns – came into northern Syria via the Turkish province of Hatay in the past 24 hours, and was already being handed out, the sources added.   Continue reading “Large arms shipment reaches Syrian rebels: opposition”

World Events and the Bible

The events in Syria are escalating very rapidly at this time. We reported on this topic yesterday morning in an article titled, “The Destruction of Damascus Draws Nigh: U.S. War Ships En-Route for Possible Cruise Missile Attack on Syria Following False Flag Event and What It Means“.

Without a shed of evidence British Prime Minister David Cameron and United States President Barack Obama have stated, “the regime of Bashar al-Assad was almost certainly responsible for the assault” which will “take the crisis into a new phase that merits a “serious response,”according to The Guardian.   Continue reading “UN: Damascus is an Active War Zone. Obama, Cameron State, “Serious Response” for Alleged Assad Chemical Attack”

Nagasaki Marks the 68th Anniversary of Atomic BombDoesn’t Japan realize that Israeli Jews have cornered the world market on pity?

The Guardian – by Harriet Sherwood

Israel has been forced to issue a formal apology to Japan over offensive comments posted on Facebook by its head of online public diplomacy.

The apology followed a complaint by the Japanese ambassador to Israel, Hideo Sato, after senior government official Daniel Seaman disparaged commemorations for the victims of the 1945 atomic bombs, causing a wave of protests in Japan.   Continue reading “Israel forced to apologise to Japan over offensive Hiroshima comments”

Alt-Market – by Brandon Smith

Even after seven years of writing macroeconomic analysis for the liberty movement and bearing witness to astonishing displays of financial and political stupidity by more “skeptics” than I can count, it never ceases to amaze me the amount of blind faith average Americans place in the strength of the U.S. dollar. One could explain in vast categorical detail the history of fiat currencies, the inevitable destruction caused by inflationary printing and the conundrum caused when any country decides to monetize its own debt just to stay afloat — often, to no avail.   Continue reading “Get Ready For The Death Of The Petrodollar”

a.JPGInstructables – by aleutianwind

This is a larger version of The Solar Baby that was in another instructable i did a while back.  This one cooks better than the last one and can cook larger meals. It seals better and has better insulation. It has the curved back and pivoting sun finding system same as the Solar Baby.The hinged lid/reflector has removable pins and can be removed and inverted over the oven for a smaller stowage area which makes it good for RV ing  The size of your oven depends on the size of the tempered glass you have.   Continue reading “The “Solar Baby 2 ” Solar Oven”

turmericNatural News – by PF Louis

The benefits of turmeric, due to its active ingredient curcumin, have been demonstrated by modern Western medical research and centuries of empirical evidence from India and China.

The problem with turmeric’s curcumin is that it has a hard time getting past the stomach and into the small intestines where it can be absorbed into the blood.   Continue reading “Six ways turmeric heals your overburdened body”