Before It’s News

I love it when anyone puts aside bias and peer-pressured inclination, reads history from more than one side and connects the dots with common sense logic.

We’ve all heard the allegations about Bush Senior and IBM and the Corporate world of that time supporting the economic miracle that took Nazi Germany from a sleeping-in-the-streets economy to the most powerful one in Europe (from 1933 to 1937 during the Great Depression) Germany refused to enter into debt to the controlling banking elite and issued its own debt- and interest-free currency from its own central bank, just like North Dakota has done for over a hundred years.   Continue reading “The Bush Family has been Running the White House Since 1980”

Breitbart – by MARTHA MENDOZA, AP

From Silicon Valley to the South Pacific, counterattacks to revelations of widespread National Security Agency surveillance are taking shape, from a surge of new encrypted email programs to technology that sprinkles the Internet with red flag terms to confuse would-be snoops.

Policy makers, privacy advocates and political leaders around the world have been outraged at the near weekly disclosures from former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden that expose sweeping U.S. government surveillance programs.   Continue reading “Growing Backlash to Government Surveillance”

Truckers-Ride-For-TheConstitutionFreedom Outpost – by Suzanne Hamner, October 12, 2013

Day two of the Truckers Ride for the Constitution is underway. The latest information is the trucks made it into downtown Washington DC. Forty-eight bobtails with over 100 support vehicles broke from the convoy and went into the heart of the city to stage a protest. Hampered by rain, intervention from law enforcement and confusing reports from rogue truckers stymied turn out but the patriot truckers are there being cheered on by locals. The truckers have pledged to fully support the veterans.   Continue reading “Ride for the Constitution: Day 2 – Trucks Invade Downtown DC”

(Photo Courtesy of Diana Repack)CBS Pittsburgh – by Christine D’Antonio

MOON TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – Two people were injured in a Moon Township house explosion Saturday evening.

According to officials at the scene, the explosion happened in the 1600-block of Charlton Heights Road around 6:30 p.m.

“It sounded like an airplane went down. I just heard this huge explosion and I came up and all I saw was the flames and the house is just completely gone,” David Plitt said.   Continue reading “2 Injured In Moon Twp. House Explosion”

11-Year-Old Boy Found Guilty Of Murder ConspiracyHuffington Post

COLVILLE, Wash. — COLVILLE, Wash. (AP) — An 11-year-old boy was convicted Friday of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in a fifth-grade plot that targeted a female classmate.

Stevens County Superior Court Judge Allen Nielsen said Friday that “simple anger” fueled the plot the boy hatched earlier this year with a 10-year-old classmate at Fort Colville Elementary school in northeast Washington.   Continue reading “11-Year-Old Washington Boy From Fort Colville Elementary School Found Guilty Of Murder Conspiracy”