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All government agencies see asset freeze in Cyprus-Prime Minister Medvedev
Interesting interview by Medvedev today who admitted that most Russian government agencies use Cyprus for it’s financial transactions.
A few points here: Continue reading “Russian treasury unable to meet it’s financial obligations”
Decades of hard tea drinking led to tooth loss and other bone problems for a 47-year-old Michigan woman, reports the New England Journal of Medicine. After treating the patient for severe pain in her back, arms, legs and hips, her doctor Sudhaker Rao discovered that consuming “astronomical amounts” of highly concentrated tea for nearly 20 years had caused her fluoride levels to spike to more than four times the normal amount. Continue reading “Tea Addiction Results In Woman’s Tooth Loss”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
We all know the cliché: ‘Don’t mess with Texas.’Well, a new piece of legislation is being proposed to send that message to Washington, when it comes to protecting Texas’ gold.
A lawmaker has proposed a bill to create a Texas Bullion Depository, which would allow the state and its citizens to store gold bullion in its own facility in Texas, with the protection of the state. Continue reading “Texas May Start Hoarding Gold…Secession Next?”
American Vision News – by Joel McDurmon
In a recent interview with NPR on gun control proposals, vice president Joe Biden assiduously avoided the real reason for the Second Amendment: it’s not about hunting Joe! It’s about defense against a tyrannical government.
But in his carefully rehearsed remarks, Mr. Biden let slip the real reason he and other statist politicians want to continue to infringe on our right to bear arms, including an admittedly unpopular ban on “assault weapons” and high-capacity magazines: government entities don’t want to be “outgunned”! Continue reading “Biden: government “tired of being outgunned””
ALBANY, N.Y. (CBSNewYork/AP) – The New York affiliate of the National Rifle Association, joined by sportsmen’s groups, firearms businesses and individual gun owners, has filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking an injunction to stop the state’s new gun control law.
The suit claims the law violates New York State residents’ Second Amendment rights. Continue reading “N.Y. Gun Rights Advocates File Suit To Block Strictest In The Nation Law”
Politicker – by Colin Campbell
As the U.S. Congress debates gun control legislation, two of the countries’ leading advocates on the issue–Vice President Joe Biden and Mayor Michael Bloomberg–held a City Hall press conference today to pressure federal lawmakers to have enough “courage” to vote in favor of the bill when it hits the floor. Standing behind victims’ family members from last year’s massacre at a Newtown, Connecticut elementary school, Mr. Biden and Mr. Bloomberg argued the measures being proposed are neither controversial or unconstitutional. Continue reading “Biden and Bloomberg Team Up to Again Pressure Congress on Guns”
Captain’s Journal – by Herschel Smith
New York state lawmakers are considering amendments to the state’s sweeping new gun control law, including repealing a ban on magazines that hold more than seven bullets, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday, describing most of the changes as technical.
The law, passed January 15, a month after the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school, also requires gun owners to register most guns with the state and requires universal background checks. Continue reading “The Most Stupid Gun Law Ever Made”
North Korea is threatening to attack American air bases on Guam and the Japanese island of Okinawa in response to a series of military drills involving the U.S. and South Korea.
The U.S. Air Force has been flying B-52 bombers, which are capable of carrying nuclear weapons, over the Korean Peninsula. Continue reading “North Korea threatens to attack US air bases in Pacific”
Gentlemen:
Just received a call from a highly agitated bank manager who stated that within 60 days, banks will be greatly reducing their hours, days of operation, amount of withdrawals and a requirement to fill out “paperwork” if the amount is questioned by bank officials. Unless the form is completed, money will not be disbursed. Continue reading “Bank Manager Verifies Cash Withdrawal Limits and Reduced Hours coming to US Banks within 60 Days”
So, Diane Frankenstein’s assault weapons ban has been squashed and the lullaby has begun, but I would not recommend falling asleep at this particular moment as the removal of the legislation from the main body of the gun confiscation legislation is not but a ploy. It has been my opinion that the proposed assault weapons and clip ban have been nothing more than a diversion put forth in the expectation that we 2nd Article supporters will consider it a victory when universal background checks become a reality.
We can make no mistake as to the communists’ intent as they have made that intent clear many times over. They want the American people disarmed. But how do they achieve this insurmountable goal? We must consider the larger picture, which is complete disarmament of the American people via UN dictate. Continue reading “Universal Background Checks and UN Small Arms Treaty, A Two Prong Sneak Attack”
A new WorldNetDaily/Wenzel poll finds that only 20 percent of American gun owners would surrender their firearms if ordered to by the government (although an additional 16 percent claimed to be “unsure”–probably not the sort who would be determined enough to face the consequences of defying such an order). From WorldNetDaily: Continue reading “Gun ban advocates must decide if they’re willing–and able–to kill 50,000,000+”
Before It’s News – by The Backwoods Witness
I wanted to wait until the official coat of arms was released for Pope Francis. Well here it is:
Continue reading “Popes Coat of Arms Riddled With Occult Symbolism”
Drug companies spent nearly $84 million marketing pharmaceuticals in the District of Columbia in 2011, including an outlay of nearly $19 million for gifts given to physicians, hospitals and other health care providers, according to a report by researchers at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS). The report notes that 12 physicians in the District received gifts (including consulting payments) that totaled more than $100,000 apiece that one year alone. Continue reading “Pharmaceutical Companies: An $84 Million Marketing Effort in the District of Columbia”
Before It’s News – by Deborah Dupre
After Libyans gathered outside the UN Headquarters in Cairo on Tuesday to denounce NATO and “rebel” war crimes on the anniversary of the beginning of the U.S.-led aerial bombardment campaign, an international rights group on Wednesday urged the American-supported Libyan government to halt “systematic destruction” of a town whose residents backed their leader Moammar Gadhafi. Continue reading “Warning: NATO War Crimes Against Libyans Graphic Photos”
This article may seem to be about abstract theory, but it isn’t. It’s about how populations are viewed by psychological-operations specialists.
More importantly, it’s about how people are led to accept substitutes for their own highest ideals. The substitutes look like the real thing, but they’re actually very well drawn cartoons. Continue reading “The disaster of manufacturing consent in the Matrix”
Americans are outraged over a scheme to add artificial sweeteners – including one chemical with purported links to abnormal brain function and weight gain – to flavored milks served to school children.
As WND reported, milk industry heavyweights, including the International Dairy Foods Association and the National Milk Producers Federation, have asked the federal government for permission to include artificial sweeteners such as aspartame in milk products for schools, without alerting parents and children. Continue reading “Americans Fight Back Against ‘Poisoned’ Milk”
The US is taking plans for a possible military operation against Iran “very seriously,” a senior Israeli security official, who is said to be in the know about aspects of the American plan, has told Haaretz daily.
“Obama’s administration, as opposed to that of his predecessor, George Bush, has prepared a pinpoint military option in the event that the United States decides to attack in the end,” the unnamed official told the Israeli newspaper. Continue reading “US plan for Iran ‘pinpoint strike’ ready – report”
Occupy Corporatism – by Susanne Posel
Government officials in New Zealand are taking a tip from Cyprus and pushing for a similar solution to be implemented in the Kiwi nation, according the Green Party. Dr. Russel Norman, co-leader of the Green Party stated: “Bill English is proposing a Cyprus-style solution for managing bank failure here in New Zealand – a solution that will see small depositors lose some of their savings to fund big bank bailouts.” Continue reading “Technocrats Turn Their Attention to New Zealand For Cyprus-Style Deposit Tax”
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Examiner – by Kurt Hofmann
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WND – by Chelsea Schilling
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