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Environmentalist’s best kept secret and the concrete industry’s worst nightmare…
… the earthbag method means that you can build a small retreat to withstand bullets, floods, hurricanes, storms and fires much better than a conventional house.
And all at a fraction of the cost!
Earthbag construction is a hot topic in underground circles but has yet to hit the mainstream. Continue reading “Earthbag Homes: The Ultimate Bullet-Proof Retreat… Cheap And Easy To Build!”
Univision anchor Jorge Ramos took on Donald Trump at a press conference held by the Republican presidential candidate in Dubuque, Iowa on Tuesday evening. The two went head to head for five minutes over birthright citizenship, how Trump would build a wall, how he would deport illegal immigrants and more. Trump fought back against Ramos and attempted to get him to acknowledge crime committed by illegal immigrants.
Earlier, Ramos was ejected from the presser for stepping out of turn. Continue reading “Trump vs. Jorge Ramos on Birthright Citizenship, Wall, Deportation: “We’re Going To Start With The Gangs””
Free Thought Project – by Jay Syrmopoulos
Greenville, TX – In yet another case of police investigating themselves only to determine that they did nothing wrong, a Hunt County Sheriff’s deputy was no-billed after being captured on video punching a pregnant woman numerous times and pushing her stomach first into a kitchen counter, leaving bruises.
During the execution of a child custody warrant, a 38-week pregnant woman, Deanna Robinson, was arrested. Hunt County Sheriff’s Department went to Robinson’s residence to assist CPS in taking custody of a child after a familial dispute. Continue reading “Cop “Violated No Policies” After Being Caught on Video Punching 9-Months Pregnant Woman in Belly”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
The megalithic federal bureaucracy known as the U.S. Department of Agriculture is made up of 100,000 employees who are stationed at 4,500 locations across the country. Their mission statement, in part, reads “to promote agriculture production that better nourishes Americans.”
A recent study by Consumer Reports, however, shows that nourishing Americans consists of feeding them deadly superbugs, food poisoning pathogens, and feces. Continue reading “Consumer Reports Study Finds that Nearly All Ground Beef Sold in America Has Feces in It”
And Fukushima’s radiation has nothing to do with this?
The death of 30 whales off the coast of Alaska may be linked to a rapid growth of toxic phytoplankton in the local marine environment that can paralyze as well as kill, a University of Alaska scientist told RT. Continue reading “‘Shocking’ death of 30 whales off Alaska could be linked to toxic bloom – scientist”
Damian McBride appeared to suggest that the stock market dip could lead to civil disorder or other situations where it would be unreasonable for someone to leave the house.
“Advice on the looming crash, No.1: get hard cash in a safe place now; don’t assume banks & cashpoints will be open, or bank cards will work,” he tweeted.
“Crash advice No.2: do you have enough bottled water, tinned goods & other essentials at home to live a month indoors? If not, get shopping.
“Crash advice No.3: agree a rally point with your loved ones in case transport and communication gets cut off; somewhere you can all head to.”
Mr McBride credited his former boss Gordon Brown with preventing a cataclysm by nationalising the banking system
during the 2008 crash.
“We were close enough in 2008 (if the bank bailout hadn’t worked),” he said. “and what’s coming is on 20 times that scale”.
Financial markets are unstable and periodically suffer crises which can have devastating consequences for the wider economy.
China’s “Black Monday” has plunged the global financial markets into chaos.The Shanghai Composite Index, China’s most important stock market index, was down 8.45 per cent, erasing a year’s gains in a day’s trading.
The FTSE100 fell 4.5 per cent, hoping £60bn off the price of UK shares, and the Dow Jones in the US fell by over a thousand points in its first minute of trading.
Some analysts have suggested that the stock market slide could be the start of a new global financial crisis.
Mr McBride’s suggestions about stocking up on canned goods, setting rally points and stocking up on bottled water were ridiculed by some users on Twitter as over the top, however.
Mr McBride was special adviser to Gordon Brown and head of communications at the Treasury for a period during the last Labour government.
Continue reading “Stock up on canned food for stock market crash, warns former Gordon Brown adviser”
The Voice of Idaho – by Vicky Davis
This morning’s revelation about the Refugee Resettlement program at the College of Southern Idaho is that they are contracting with the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) to bring “medically vulnerable” refugees to Idaho. The term medically vulnerable means that they are sick or mentally ill. Idaho is such a wealthy state we can afford to bring medically needy, medically indigent people here? Where is the benefit to Idaho and our nation? Continue reading “Monsters in Our Midst”
NY Daily News – by Nicole Hensley
A gunman critically wounded the Louisiana State Police trooper who stopped to check on his stalled car — but passing drivers tackled him before he could flee the scene, authorities said.
Suspected shooter Kevin Daigle will likely be charged with attempted murder of a police officer for shooting Trooper Steven Vincent, a 13-year force veteran, in Lake Charles Sunday. Continue reading “Passing motorists take down shooter who shot La. trooper in head with sawed-off shotgun during traffic stop”