New York Times – by J. DAVID GOODMAN

The anger in East Flatbush is local. But the unrest that has gripped the Brooklyn neighborhood, including clashes with the police after officers fatally shot a 16-year-old, has been encouraged and incited by people coming from outside, community leaders said on Thursday.

The leaders appealed for calm a day after a vigil for the teenager, Kimani Gray, turned chaotic around Church Avenue late Wednesday night. Dozens of marchers were arrested and two officers were hurt, the police said. The crowds on the street swelled with local teenagers and seasoned organizers, including some members of the Occupy Wall Street movement.  Continue reading “Outsiders Faulted for Unrest in Brooklyn”

In These Times- by DAVID SIROTA

The notion of alcohol consumers piously demanding that others stop using pot probably makes you think of the beer-swilling World War II generation berating weed-smoking hippies during the 1960s. Now, thanks to the United Nations, that caricature gets an update—and the hypocrisy is at once amusing and depressing.   Continue reading “The U.N.‘s Hypocritical War on Pot”

Oscar winning Press TV – by Dr. Kevin Barrett

These questions may soon be answered in court. Well-known French lawyer Isabelle Coutant-Peyre has met with Iranian officials planning a lawsuit against the makers and distributors of the controversial film.

Mohammad Lesani, General Secretary of Monday’s Hoax of Hollywood conference in Tehran, announced, “Argo is made by three film-producing companies in Hollywood…the Islamic Republic of Iran is going to sue all those who have been active in the anti-Iran domain, including directors and producers.”    Continue reading “Ben Affleck could be hanged for war crimes: US intelligence expert”

Before It’s News – by Alton Parish

Historical review provides lessons for the control of the plague

Archaeologists unearthed a ‘Black Death’ grave in London, containing more than a dozen skeletons of people suspected to have died from the plague. The victims are thought to have died during the 14th century and archaeologists anticipate finding many more as they excavate the site.   Continue reading “Black Death Returns; Outbreak Of The Plague Possible Warn Scientists”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

Justin Thomas and his colleagues at the GRASP Lab have produced an “avian-inspired” claw drone that mimics the way an eagle uses its talons to grab a fish out of the ocean.

A video clip of the drone shows the UAV swooping down at high speed to snatch an object using its 3D printed mechanical claw. By mimicking how a bald eagle sweeps its legs and claws backwards to aerodynamically close in on its prey without the need to slow down, the drone is able to grasp a stationary object with precise efficiency.   Continue reading “DARPA Death Bots: UAV Could Snatch Humans Right Off The Streets”

CBS News – by Stephanie Slifer

(CBS) NEW YORK – Steven M. Katz, a New York State assemblyman who has publicly condemned the use of drugs, was arrested and charged with marijuana possession during a traffic stop on Thursday, police said, according to The New York Times.

A case of a pot-smoking lawmaker calling the kettle black?   Continue reading “Anti-drug NY assemblyman Steven Katz arrested for marijuana possession, report says”

Some 60,000 Customs and Border Protection agents and other employees will be furloughed for up to 14 days, according to notices dated Thursday. The furloughs could begin April 21 and last through the end to the fiscal year in September.Federal Times – by SEAN REILLY 

Some 60,000 Customs and Border Protection agents and other employees will be furloughed for up to 14 days, according to notices dated Thursday. The furloughs could begin April 21 and last through the end to the fiscal year in September, according to the notice, which attributes the move to across-the-board budget cuts that began taking effect March 1.   Continue reading “60,000 Customs, Border Patrol agents face furloughs”

The Daily Caller – by Nicholas

WASHINGTON — Following President Obama’s lunch meeting with Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill, Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins described the food served and said the president was not able to eat since his “taster” was not present.

“University of Maine recipe for healthy lobster salad — I pointed that out to the president in keeping with the first lady’s initiatives and Fox Family Potato Chips made in Aroostook County where I’m from and wild blueberry pie full of anti-oxidants, see this was a healthy lunch as well. We did have a little ice cream on the pie too, also made in Maine, Gifford’s Ice Cream. So in all seriousness this was well received,” Collins told reporters on Thursday after the meeting at the Capitol.   Continue reading “Obama couldn’t eat at Hill meeting without food ‘taster’”

lilienthal.jpgHenry Makow

(Alfred Lillienthal 1915-2008, left, was a pioneer anti-Zionist Jew whose many books demolished the Jewish case for the usurpation of Palestine.)   

“The home to which so many other Ashkenazim Zionists have yearned to return has most likely never been theirs…many Christians may have much more Hebrew-‘Israelite’ blood in their veins than most of their Jewish neighbors.”   Continue reading “Zionist Claims to Israel Unfounded”

US News – by JASON KOEBLER

Do you want to keep drones out of your backyard?

An Oregon company says that it has developed and will soon start selling technology that disables unmanned aircraft.

The company, called Domestic Drone Countermeasures, was founded in late February because some of its engineers see unmanned aerial vehicles—which are already being flown by law enforcement in some areas and could see wider commercial integration into American airspace by 2015—as unwanted eyes in the sky.   Continue reading “Oregon Company to Sell Drone Defense Technology to Public”

RAPSI

MOSCOW, March 15 – RAPSI. President Vladimir Putin has signed a government-sponsored law banning foreign banks from opening branches in Russia, PRIME reported on Friday, citing a post on the government legal information website.

The bill was adopted by the State Duma on February 22 and approved by the Federation Council on March 6.   Continue reading “Foreign banks banned from opening branches in Russia”

220px-TheMcMartinTrial.jpgHenry Makow

In the 1980s, the McMartin family, who operated a preschool in California, were charged with hundreds of acts of sexual abuse of children.When the trial ended with no convictions in 1990, it was the longest & most expensive criminal trial in American history. Hollywood and the mass media portrayed the case as “mass hysteria over imaginary Satanic ritual abuse.” Believe what we tell you; not what you see. That’s how Cabalism works. 

Indictment: The McMartin Trial, rebroadcast on Hebrew Box Office Wednesday, casts the abusers as the victims: John J. O’Connor, writing for The New York Times: “This is a portrait of mass hysteria, fueled by panic-stricken parents, overzealous prosecutors, irresponsible talk shows and an out-of-control tabloid press…”Is Indictment balanced? Is it fair to the other side? No. As [writer] Mr. [Abby] Mann puts it, “What other side?” Watch it and shudder.”  Continue reading “Illuminati Jews Still Covering for 1980’s Satanism”

Smoke & mirrors, I’m thinkin’. They already have all the tunnels they need.

Propaganda Matrix – by Paul Joseph Watson

The US Air Force is planning to build a huge network of underground subway tunnels in order to shuttle around nuclear missiles as part of an effort to move away from stationary silos that are easier to attack.

“Next month, the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center plans to award multiple study contracts — each worth as much as $3 million — to expand on several ways of extending the operational life of the ground-based ICBM fleet from 2025 to 2075,” reports InsideDefense.com.   Continue reading “US Air Force Plans to Build Huge Network of Underground Tunnels”

BREAKING: North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles on East CoastNK News

SEOUL – North Korea has tested short-range missiles in the Sea of Japan (known as the East Sea in Korea), in an apparent attempt to counter-act joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises, South Korean news agency Yonhap reported.

“North Korea test-launched a short-range missile in the East Sea [Sea of Japan] this afternoon, amid the ongoing security crisis on the Korean peninsula following Pyongyang’s third nuclear test last month,” Yonhap news said.   Continue reading “North Korea Launches Missiles On East Coast”

A screenshot from Ustream video user@StopMotionsoloRT News

New Yorkers have taken to the streets for a fourth day, marching through Brooklyn’s East Flatbush area over the police slaying of 16-year-old Kimani Gray last Saturday. Locals said the protests will continue until officers are brought to justice.

Protesters chanted “How do you spell racist? NYPD!” and “They say get back, we say fight back!” at officers, who had a heavy presence at the three-hour-long rally. “Stop killing our kids,” yelled one woman through a loudspeaker.   Continue reading “‘How do you spell racist? NYPD!’ : Brooklyn police brutality riots continue”

Carol Gray holds picture of son Kimani (credit: Al Jones/1010 WINS)CBS New York

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — There were renewed calls for justice Thursday in the death of a Brooklyn teenager, shot and killed by NYPD officer after they said he flashed a gun.

The incident has sparked protests in the borough and subsequently dozens of arrests late Wednesday night.   Continue reading “Mother Of Kimani Gray, Brooklyn Teen Shot By Police, Speaks Out”

Common Dreams – by Abby Zimet

This week sees a jarring confluence of events: The 10-year anniversary of the debacle that was the Iraq War, the airing Friday of a new documentary on its chief architect, the snarling, lying, will-he-ever-go-away piece of pure evil Dick Cheney; and the surreal moment today when Obama reportedly defended his secrecy on drones with, “This is not Dick Cheney we’re talking about here” – the sort of defense, one observer notes, “Dick Cheney would probably use, were he not already Dick Cheney.”   Continue reading “Theory of Relativity: Obama Defends Drone Secrecy by Arguing He Is Not This Piece of Pure Lying Evil”

NPR – Associated Press

ISLAMABAD (AP) — The head of a U.N. team investigating casualties from U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan declared after a secret research trip to the country that the attacks violate Pakistan’s sovereignty.

Ben Emmerson, the U.N. special rapporteur on human rights and counter-terrorism, said the Pakistani government made clear to him that it does not consent to the strikes — a position that has been disputed by U.S. officials.   Continue reading “UN Says US Drones Violate Pakistan’s Sovereignty”