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Story Leak – by Anthony Gucciardi
Just two weeks after it came to light that Israel attacked a Russian missile compound in Syria in an act that may have been related to the massive 160,000 troop Russian ‘combat ready’ drill, new reports have surfaced that Israel has once again bombed Syrian missiles via Israeli air force jets. Continue reading “Israel Attacks Another Syrian Missile Cache Weeks After Russian Missile Attack”
Saudi Arabia reportedly reaches a deal with Israeli army to buy Israeli weapons for militants fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Israeli Radio reported that Saudi Arabia signed a 50-million-dollar deal with Israeli army to supply the foreign-backed militants with old Israeli military equipment and arms. Continue reading “Saudi Arabia signs deal with Israeli army to buy weapons for militants fighting Syria govt.”
Dial it up to 1080 for max effect. (the little gear at the bottom right of the YT video. Click and it offers options) One question though. Did Pink Floyd use the symbol you see at 2:07 for The Wall or did North Korea adapt it from Pink Floyd? Continue reading “If Monty Python used several thousand people in a sketch and did it in Korean…”
The Daily Sheeple – by Chris Carrington
A Texas couple out for a nice afternoon with their horses ended up living through what must have seemed like the plot of a horror movie. They were attacked by a swarm of bees and were stung more than 250 times between them. The miniature horses they were with were stung so many times they died.
Kirsten Beauregard of Pantego Texas was exercising her horses when a ‘dark cloud’ engulfed her and the animal. She jumped into a pool to escape the onslaught and the horse followed. She said: Continue reading “Killer Bees in Texas? People Attacked and Livestock Killed by Vicious Swarm”
The Syrian Army says it has killed a large number of foreign-sponsored militants in and around Damascus and in the central city of Homs.
On Sunday, government troops carried out operations against the militants in Ghouta and Douma in Damascus countryside. Several militants were killed and many others injured in the operations. Continue reading “Army kills a large number of militants in Syria”
Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten
About as many people turned up to buy firearms as turned up to turn them in.
A total of 77 guns were turned in, with many of them being BB guns.
About 50 people turned up to buy any guns that were worth more than the gift cards offered by the turn in organizers. It is very common for people turning in guns to bring two or more guns to be turned in. Continue reading “WI: Racine Gun Turn in (buy back) a Bust”
The totalitarian tip-toe is tap dancing to tyranny with the proposed Internet censorship bill in the United Kingdom. In the name of keeping children safe from porn, the UK law will impose Internet filters on far more than just porn.
According to Wired: Continue reading “UK Internet Porn Censor to Also Block Conspiracy Theories”
Wake Up America – by Susan Duclos
Two Detroit police officers have now been arrested for robbing unsuspecting drivers at gun point.
The first incident occurred at a Citgo gas station last Sunday, where the station clerk said two white men in a black Ford F-150 with police lights, pistol whipped customers pumping gas before stealing their cash and cell phones. Continue reading “Detroit Cops Arrested For Robbing Drivers At Gunpoint”
As a US military judge decides the fate of former army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning, activists in dozens of cities across the world are calling for the Convening Authority on the case to free the whistleblower.
Protests are taking place in dozens of cities throughout the US and the world, in what has been dubbed the “International Day of Action.” Continue reading “Protesters in 40 cities take part in Bradley Manning ‘International Day of Action’”
An American investigative journalist says the US National Security Agency “possesses highly embarrassing communications” of some members of Congress, using the records to “blackmail” the lawmakers.
Wayne Madsen said a hearing on the NSA’s spying programs scheduled to be held at Congress on Wednesday is just “for public consumption.” Continue reading “NSA ‘blackmails’ members of Congress”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
A weekend robbery in a racially diverse neighborhood of Washington may have been a hate crime, police said.
“This is for Trayvon Martin,” one of the three black men told a white man as they approached him early Saturday, according to Washington Metropolitan Police Officer Anthony Clay. Continue reading “Police: Robbers Tell Man, ‘This Is For Trayvon Martin’”
Freedom Outpost – by Gordan Runyan
I’ve been trying to become a history student on my own for the last few years. Nothing outrageous, just reading good books as I find them on the cheap. I have had my tree shaken in the last year by two books in particular. One is a biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the other is a fairly old textbook documenting the events of the American Revolution. Continue reading “Noble Voices From the Grave Respond To Tyranny”
Gold Seek – by Jim Willie CB, GoldenJackass.com
Many are the signals of breakdown, in the financial system and the Gold market. The day is near for release of gold from under the thumb of the criminal bankers. They can no longer operate in the shadows, recently in full view. The best information coming to my desk indicates that three major Western banks are under constant threat of failure overnight, every night, forcing extraordinary measures to avoid failure. They are Deutshe Bank in Germany, Barclays in London, and Citibank in New York. Continue reading “Signals for Breakdown on Numerous Fault Lines”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
What in the world is Pepsi’s new slogan, “Live, For Now”, all about? If it’s not bad enough that their latest ‘marketing’ is quite Satanic, now we have this ‘illuminati’ company seemingly warning us that we better ‘live, for now’, because we never know what tomorrow holds, especially for those of us who’ve been drinking this carcinogen laden, syrupy death drink for years. Does Pepsi know something that we don’t know? Bizarrely enough, Pepsi’s latest ad campaign also hides their logo, in a sea of red and blue blood vessels. Why? Continue reading “Pepsi’s Evil New Slogan: Live, For Now”
Before It’s News – by N. Morgan
Ah, the predator playing victim! Poor baby! “Pepper Spray Cop” claims he’s been mentally injured by the backlash after the incident when he pepper spraying peacefully protesting college students. Now, “Pepper Spray Cop” wants us tax payers to compensate him for HIS injuries!!
Officer John Pike was fired about eight months after his antics at the University of California-Davis became the subject of a viral Internet meme that saw thousands of famous photos edited to include him pepper-spraying various people and things. Continue reading “Whiny “Pepper Spray Cop” Demanding Compensation For ‘Psychiatric Injury’”
Kansas City Star – by RICK MONTGOMERY
They would prefer to shoot at deer, but sportsmen this fall just might bag some drones.
The Kansas Sport Hunting Association probably will work into its upcoming convention a session on what to do about any non-military drone that may be spying on hunters. Continue reading “Drones are in the sights of some hunters”
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