Articles upon Articles – by Eric Smitts

This sounds like something right out of the script of a Jerry Springer show.

The details of this case had been unclear and remained somewhat of a mystery until now.

Here is how it all went down….

The family all had dinner together which included a few drinks (or more than a few).   It was TJ Brewer and his wife Logan who also invited Brewer’s father over for dinner.  What TJ didn’t know was that his father planned on having Logan for desert.  In a family comprised of several policeman Timothy Brewer was a deputy  Sheriff and the elder Brewer, known as Corky was  the fire chief of the city of Moab.   Continue reading “Utah Deputy Arrested After Pistol Whipping his Dad After Caught Sleeping with his Wife”

Before It’s News – by N. Morgan

No, no, no!! I think I we all can agree that dealing with the US government has NEVER been beneficial to the Native American people. This is as insult, at best. Geez, thanks for giving us back land that wasn’t yours to start with! The sellers of the land don’t seem to want to sell. Eminent Domain?? Land grab?   Continue reading “Government Wants To Buy Land And Give It Back To Native American Tribes”

Canada Free Press – by Alan Caruba

Wars are often unpredictable. The outcome of such conflicts is also unpredictable, but defeat in future conflicts is now being “baked into the cake” and I suspect most Americans are totally unaware of how serious this threat is. You can be sure potential and actual enemies are calculating the odds.

A recent USA Today article noted that the choice between troops and modern weapons would require the Army to shrink to “as few as 380,000 soldiers and the Marine Corps to 150,000 troops. There would also be fewer Navy aircraft carriers and Air Force bombers. Current plans envision an Army of 490,000 soldiers in the coming years, and a Marine Corps of 182,000”, added that “The Army hasn’t been that small since before World War II when it had 267,767 soldiers.”   Continue reading “A Military in Decline”

private emailThe Daily Neutron – by Gung ho

There is one nifty, little secret that will enable you to send private emails, using google or yahoo or whoever, without the government knowing it.

It used to be that mail was sacred. Nobody went through the mails. It took a major effort to get a subpoena to get into your mail.   Continue reading “How to Send Private Emails Without the Government Knowing About It”

SRSrocco Report

While it seems that just about all of the economic data coming out of Wall Street or the U.S. Government is manipulated, there is one piece of data that is not.  This valuable piece of information may also give us an idea on just how much the U.S. GDP data is being falsified.

The problem today with modern economics is that it has totally divorced itself from the physical economy.  Everything is based upon a financial adjustment of one figure or a recalibration of another.  Nothing is as its seems in the “Wonderful World of Financialization.”   Continue reading “How Falsified U.S. GDP Data will Lead to Much Higher Precious Metal Prices”

Mayor Jeri MouioBiz Pac Review – by Cheryl Carpenter Klimek

West Palm Beach could soon have a new shooting range and gun shop in a convenient location close to downtown. But Mayor Jeri Mouio was clear that she doesn’t support the idea – because she doesn’t like guns.

In a media briefing on Thursday, Mouio complimented the city’s planning department, saying it makes project recommendations based on code ordinances and standards in a partial and objective manner.   Continue reading “Florida anti-gun mayor says ‘no thanks’ to gun range in her city”

James "Whitey" BulgerUSA Today – by Brad Heath

WASHINGTON — The FBI gave its informants permission to break the law at least 5,658 times in a single year, according to newly disclosed documents that show just how often the nation’s top law enforcement agency enlists criminals to help it battle crime.

The U.S. Justice Department ordered the FBI to begin tracking crimes by its informants more than a decade ago, after the agency admitted that its agents had allowed Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger to operate a brutal crime ring in exchange for information about the Mafia. The FBI submits that tally to top Justice Department officials each year, but has never before made it public.   Continue reading “FBI allowed informants to commit 5,600 crimes”

Of late, we have the “phony scandals”.  Most notable are Benghazi, IRS, Associated Press and Fast and Furious’.

Then there is Solyndra, Abound Solar, Beacon Power, Fisker Automotive, and the list goes on.

Obama Care is an absolute disaster.  Obama will accept nothing less than complete acceptance of the whole bill which will put many small businesses out of business.   Continue reading “Obama Years”

gchq-spying-americansStory Leak – by Daniel G. J.

The American taxpayer is footing the bill for illegal electronic surveillance efforts being conducted by Her Majesty’s government. These efforts appear to violate both the United States Constitution and British law.

It has been discovered that the National Security Agency paid its British counterpart, the Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, $151 million (£100 million) for electronic surveillance over the past few years. These efforts included Global Telecoms Exploitation in which GCHQ tapped into fiber optic cables that gave them the ability to monitor international emails and phone calls. The Guardian newspaper reported on these items in the latest of NSA leaks.   Continue reading “US Taxpayers Paying for Illegal British Surveillance Efforts”

Prevent Disease – by NATASHA LONGO

Are we starting to come full circle to the reality that we can no longer trust big agriculture or our food industry for responsible policies and procurement? Last month the EPA let Monsanto raise the allowable concentrations of glyphosate on food crops, animal feed, and edible oils. The new regulation lets farmers use more of the chemical, which is the active ingredient in the herbicide Roundup. Oilseed crops such as canola, soy, sunflower, flax and peanuts can now contain up to 40,000 parts per billion (ppb) glyphosate which is almost 60 times the minimum containment level for drinking water which even the EPA admits causes organ damage and reproductive effects.   Continue reading “EPA Allows Monsanto’s Glyphosate Herbicide At Levels 60 Times Higher Above Toxic Exposure For Canola, Soy, Sunflower, Flax and Peanuts”

federal reserve charles evansBusiness Insider – by Sam Ro

After an incredibly busy week that ended with a weak jobs report, this coming week has almost no major U.S. economic events scheduled.

However, some members of the Federal Reserve will be speaking.  And all market participants will be interested to hear what they have to say about the direction of monetary policy in the wake of the latest data dump.   Continue reading “3 Big Fed Speeches Are Coming Up This Week”

Daily Mail

A member of the US Senate was caught this week trying to make a rather conspicuous edit to Edward Snowden’s Wikipedia page .

In a move sure to grind the gears of conspiracy theorists everywhere, a member of the US Senate recently edited Snowden’s Wikipedia page from describing him as a ‘dissident’ to a traitor, according to the entry’s changelog. The user’s IP address was quickly traced back to the US Senate.   Continue reading “Someone within the US Senate edited Edward Snowden’s Wikipedia page to change his description from ‘dissident’ to ‘traitor’”

Stephanie Hallowich (R) and her daughter Alison look out over a three-acre reservoir supplying water to natural gas-drilling operations around her house in Hickory, Pennsylvania April 23, 2009. (Reuters/Jon Hurdle)RT News

The 7- and 10-year-old children of a Pennsylvania couple that reached a settlement following a lawsuit involving health issues brought on by fracking have been barred from discussing details of the case for the rest of their lives.

Though a gag order is not unusual in itself when large corporations reach a settlement with plaintiffs in court, the August 2011 case of a family that went to court with Range Resources Corporation, Williams Gas/Laurel Mountain Midstream, and Markwest Energy due to the environmental and health impact caused by gas fracking operations has raised eyebrows for its inclusion of the couple’s young children.   Continue reading “Lifelong ‘frack gag’: Two Pennsylvania children banned from discussing fracking”

An aerial view shows the No.3 reactor building at Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO)'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima Prefecture, in this photo taken by Kyodo July 18, 2013. (Reuters/Kyodo)RT News

A strong undersea earthquake has hit the same northeastern region of Japan that was devastated by a deadly 2011 tsunami. No damage or injuries have been reported in the affected area, including the Fukushima prefecture.

The 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Miyagi prefecture on Sunday. The epicenter was 50 kilometers below the seabed.  No tsunami warning was issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency.   Continue reading “Fukushima shaken by 6.0 magnitude quake”

walmart-grocery-distribution-centersModern Survival Blog – by Ken Jorgustin

Consider this… IF we were to ever experience a true SHTF collapse in this nation, most of us know that within days… FOOD will be of the utmost concern.

Where will this food be?

A supply will exist in all of our local grocery stores… for about 3 days to a week (without resupply).   Continue reading “Massive Food Storage Will Be Found Here…”

Seattle Police Department’s Cregan Newhouse drives around Beacon Hill, looking for stolen cars and vehicles that are chronically parked illegally. He is one of several parking-enforcement officers who use automated license-plate readers to quickly identify cars.The Seattle Times – by Brian M. Rosenthal

The SPD and other police agencies in the state say using cameras to instantly check license plates is an efficient way to find stolen cars and chronic parking offenders. But skeptics complain it’s another way Big Brother is watching.

Cregan Newhouse patrols the streets of Seattle, chasing license plates.   Continue reading “Seattle Police cameras busy snapping license plates”