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US authorities have announced the cessation of clinical trials in the US after a vaccine designed to prevent the spread of HIV was revealed to be ineffective. The four-year trial failed to stop or reduce HIV infection in some 2,500 participants.

The trials, carried out by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), began in August 2009 and mark the latest in a series of failed attempts at tackling the Human Immunodeficiency Virus.   Continue reading “HIV treatment dead end: US vaccine failures prompt end to trials”

Rare 1913 nickel fetches over $3.1M at auctionOptimum

A rare century-old U.S. nickel that was once mistakenly declared a fake has sold at auction for more than $3.1 million.

The 1913 Liberty Head nickel is one of only five known to exist. But it’s the coin’s back story that adds to its cachet: It was surreptitiously and illegally cast, discovered in a car wreck that killed its owner, declared a fake, forgotten in a closet for decades then declared the real deal.   Continue reading “Rare 1913 nickel fetches over $3.1M at auction”

Guerrillamerica – by SAMUEL CULPER III

I recently received an email from an older Patriot concerned about his role in the III% movement.  His email along with my response is posted below.

I am 59 years old. I am a Vietnam Era Air Force veteran who has never seen combat or fired a weapon at a human being. I am an Oath Keeper, in my own mind at least. In my younger days I was an above-average athlete. I was given my first firearm by my WWII combat veteran father at age 12.   Continue reading “A Letter from Aging Patriots”

Veterans Today – by Kevin Barrett

A speaker of Russian, he traveled to Russia and back on ultra-sensitive missions – supposedly without any spy services noticing. Yet it turns out that he was followed for years by the FBI! Framed for a murderous crime on a crowded street, exonerated by crime scene photographs, declared innocent by loved ones and by all who knew him, caught by police after being framed for “murdering a police officer,” gunned down by agents of the National Security State after his arrest to prevent him from proclaiming his innocence in court…haven’t we heard this story before? Are we talking about Lee Harvey Oswald – or the Brothers Tsarnaev?   Continue reading “The Brothers Tsarnaev: The Lee Harvey Oswalds of the Boston bombings?”

Truth Dig – by David Sirota

“The stuff we have done overseas is now brought back into our own front yards. America’s chickens are coming home to roost.”—Reverend Jeremiah Wright

In 2008, the hysterical backlash to the above comment by Barack Obama’s minister became a high-profile example of one of the most insidious rules in American politics: You are not allowed to honestly discuss the Central Intelligence Agency’s concept of “blowback” without putting yourself at risk of being deemed a traitor to country.    Continue reading “A Cronkite Moment for the Blowback Era”

Common Dreams – Jon Queally

George W. Bush Presidential Center opens on the campus of the Southern Methodist University in Dallas.

Responding to the fawning morning coverage of the opening of the George W. Bush presidential library in Texas Thursday, independent journalist Jeremy Scahill mocked the cable news outlet MSNBC by tweeting:   Continue reading “Celebration in Texas Opens New Library for “War Criminal””

Jerry BrownFreedom Outpost – by Dean Garrison

California inched closer to passing a gun confiscation bill last week. The bill returns to the Senate for some “non-controversial” amendments and then goes to the desk of Governor Brown. What the people of California need to realize is that this is all a formality. The gun confiscation is already happening and will continue. This legislation would only provide more money to expedite the process. 

With all of the major news stories this legislation has been largely unnoticed in the media. What I want all of our readers to understand is that what is happening in California, and will continue to happen, is only happening because people do not know and understand their rights.   Continue reading “California, When Gun Confiscation Starts, Don’t Let Them In The Door”

panasenko.jpgSee why we need TSA at all train and bus stations?

NJ.com – by Michaelangelo Conte/The Jersey Journal

More than a week before three people were killed and more than 260 people were injured in the Boston Marathon bombings, a Jersey City man carried two homemade explosives on an NJ Transit train, authorities say.   Continue reading “Jersey City man charged with having explosives on train 8 days before Marathon bombings: cops”

Before It’s News – by Kiwi Kimmy

“New York City was next on their list of targets,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said

Apparently the only thing stopping the Boston Marathon Bombers from heading to New York’s Time Square was they were low on gas.    Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: Boston Suspects Planned To Attack New York”

Huffington Post – by Luis Andres Henao

SANTIAGO, Chile — Chilean police on Thursday arrested four people accused of burning a baby alive in a ritual because the leader of the sect believed that the end of the world was near and that the child was the antichrist.

The 3-day-old baby was taken to a hill in the town of Colliguay near the Chilean port of Valparaiso on Nov. 21 and was thrown into a bonfire. The baby’s mother, 25-year-old Natalia Guerra, had allegedly approved the sacrifice and was among those arrested.   Continue reading “Baby Burned Alive: Chile Arrests 4 Accused Of Killing Child For Being ‘Antichrist’ In Ritual Sacrifice”

waterNatural News – by Lance Devon

Gun control may be a hot topic, but what about water control? Recent comments from Nestle CEO Peter Brabeck imply that the world’s water will soon come under the control of corporations like his. Brabeck makes the astonishing claim that water is not a human right, but should be managed by business people and governing bodies. He wants water controlled, privatized, and delegated in a way that sustains the planet. View the astonishing interview here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iGj4GpAbTM   Continue reading “Nestle CEO seeks to control the world’s water supply”

BP Oil SpillThe Daily Beast – by Mark Hertzgaard

The 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill was even worse than BP wanted us to know.

“It’s as safe as Dawn dishwashing liquid.” That’s what Jamie Griffin says the BP man told her about the smelly, rainbow-streaked gunk coating the floor of the “floating hotel” where Griffin was feeding hundreds of cleanup workers during the BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. Apparently, the workers were tracking the gunk inside on their boots. Griffin, as chief cook and maid, was trying to clean it. But even boiling water didn’t work.   Continue reading “What BP Doesn’t Want You to Know About the 2010 Gulf Spill”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

Privacy advocates can breathe a sigh of relief as the controversial US Cyber Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) appears to be all but dead in the water, with all signs pointing to it being shelved by the Senate.

The bill, which was purportedly designed to allow the federal government to share private user information with corporations in situations of a suspected cyber threat, was the source of widespread ire from privacy advocates.   Continue reading “CISPA Is Dead: Senate To Shelve Controversial Bill”

eric_holder12WND -by John Bennett

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, in remarks that largely have escaped notice, has claimed that “creating a mechanism for [illegal aliens] to earn citizenship and move out of the shadows… is a matter of civil and human rights.”

Holder also said that the federal government will work hard “to safeguard the rights of language minorities.”   Continue reading “Holder: Amnesty is a ‘civil right’”

Yakima Herald Republic

OZARK, Miss. — Authorities in Mississippi say they are searching for the chief person of interest in the investigation of poisoned letters sent to President Barack Obama and other officials.

Itawamba County Sheriff Chris Dickinson says he is helping the FBI, which told him Everett Dutschke had been under surveillance but slipped away on Wednesday.   Continue reading “Suspect in ricin letter probe goes missing”

Nancy PelosiUnited Liberty – by Jason Pye

The good news is that for ex-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is that nearly everyone in the country has heard of her. The bad news is the current House Minority Leader is the least liked leader in Congress, according to a new poll from Gallup:

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is the most well-known but least-favored of the four congressional leaders, according to a new poll.   Continue reading “Nancy Pelosi is Washington’s Least Liked Politician”

photo McPherson1.jpgThe Smallest Minority – by Kevin

Look at the massive crowd that gathered today in Washington D.C.’s McPherson Square at the behest of

…Public Campaign, Occupy the NRA, CREDO, Every Child Matters, Moveon, United For Change, USA, New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, The Other 98%, and We Act Radio.   Continue reading “Oh Yeah, the Anti-Gun Activists are Stoked Now!”

John Boehner (left) and Harry Reid are shown in a composite image. | AP PhotosPolitico – by JOHN BRESNAHAN and JAKE SHERMAN

Congressional leaders in both parties are engaged in high-level, confidential talks about exempting lawmakers and Capitol Hill aides from the insurance exchanges they are mandated to join as part of President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul, sources in both parties said.   Continue reading “Lawmakers, aides may get Obamacare exemption”

Sunil TripathiBBC News

The body of a man found in a Rhode Island river is a student mistakenly identified as one of the Boston bombers, medical officials confirm.

Sunil ­Tripathi, 22, was identified by a forensic dental exam, but his cause of death has not been determined.

Members of a university rowing team found the body on Tuesday evening, a month after Tripathi went missing.   Continue reading “Falsely accused student of Boston attacks confirmed dead”