Year: 2013

Common Dreams -by Harvey Wasserman

We are now within two months of what may be humankind’s most dangerous moment since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

There is no excuse for not acting. All the resources our species can muster must be focused on the fuel pool at Fukushima Unit 4.

Fukushima’s owner, Tokyo Electric (Tepco), says that within as few as 60 days it may begin trying to remove more than 1300 spent fuel rods from a badly damaged pool perched 100 feet in the air. The pool rests on a badly damaged building that is tilting, sinking and could easily come down in the next earthquake, if not on its own.   Continue reading “The Crisis at Fukushima’s Unit 4 Demands a Global Take-Over”

WND

NEW YORK – The Department of Homeland Security under President Obama is demonstrating troubling signs the agency is shifting the balance of power away from local and state municipalities toward a centralized federal authority, charges a recently released book.

In “Impeachable Offenses: The Case to Remove Barack Obama from Office,” New York Times bestselling authors Aaron Klein and Brenda J. Elliott document the DHS has likely violated the Posse Comitatus Act.   Continue reading “Obama’s DHS Seizing Local Power”

Privacy SOS

The ACLU has published a number of so-called ‘Suspicious Activity Reports’ from the Los Angeles fusion center, one of tens of spy centers established with DHS funds in the years after the 9/11 attacks. Fusion centers were set up to facilitate the production and sharing of intelligence among state, local, and federal security agencies. One of the major roles these spy centers perform is to handle suspicious activity reports, which are filed either by individuals or security agencies. Once the fusion center receives the tips, they are processed by analysts and sent to the FBI for further investigation.    Continue reading “On photography, suspicious activity, and how surveillance stifles creative expression”

Ludwig von Mises Institute

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano joined the Mises Institute in August as the Institute’s Distinguished Scholar in Law and Jurisprudence. During Mises University in July, Judge Napolitano taught what David Gordon described as a “conference within the conference” and “a masterful survey of how the Supreme Court has interpreted the commerce clause, from Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) to the present.” This summer, the Mises Institute spoke briefly with Judge Napolitano about the Constitution and the American political system.   Continue reading “Judge Napolitano on the Worst Supreme Court Decisions”

Privacy SOS

Something very fishy happened this week. The Justice Department tried to get aUSA Today reporter to drop a story that would embarrass the government, and when he wouldn’t, gave the reporter a quote implying that the story is a non-story. The tl;dr is: There’s nothing to see here, but we’d really prefer it if you didn’t publish it!

What happened, exactly?   Continue reading “Justice Department official sets out to kill ‘USA Today’ story by claiming that it is a non-story”

It is becoming more and more meaningless to compare the performance of the Dow 30 from one period to another with the continuing replacement of constituent companies with underperforming and lower priced stocks (losers out) with companies with higher priced stocks with greater future prospects for price appreciation (winners in). We explain below exactly what this reconfiguring (and the further change in the Dow Divisor) encompasses and exactly how it will affect the performance of the index. Read on, its significance is absolutely dramatic! This manipulation of the performance of the Dow 30 has been going on since 1928 and it was further denigrated this week with a 3 constituent swap which will, in effect, assure that the Dow 30 continues to rise in the long term.   Continue reading “Dow Jones Index injected again with epo and growth hormones”

We all know that the chemtrails sprayed daily contains aluminum and barium. We could only imagine what other chemicals are added to the trailing but we are certain that these two chemicals seem to be the witches brew that is sprayed from above.   Continue reading “How to Detox Aluminum From the Body”

More B.S.? Do we even know for sure yet if anyone was killed, including the alleged shooter?

Press TV

It has been confirmed that Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis was on the anti-depressant drug Trazodone, providing yet another example of a connection between psychiatric drugs and mass shootings.

In verifying that Alexis was prescribed Trazodone by the Veterans Affairs Office, the Washington Post published a brief article downplaying the danger of the drug, quoting Miami physician Gabriela Cora who stated, “Honestly, it’s a very safe drug to use.”    Continue reading “Navy Yard shooter was on anti-depressant Trazodone”

Now the End Begins

The bible has long foretold that in the end of times, all financial transactions will be control by what it calls the mark of the beast. So it is no surprise that we will now begin to see nation after nation getting rid of cash as currency, and replacing it with a worldwide, computer-controlled financial system.

From Israel National News: The government on Tuesday authorized establishment of a committee that will examine ways to eliminate cash from the Israeli economy – the better to prevent citizens from cheating on their taxes. The committee will be chaired by Harel Locker, director of the Prime Minister’s Office.   Continue reading “Will Israel Be The World’s First Cashless Society?”

The Washington Free Beacon – by  Lachlan Markay

Officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation met and coordinated with employees of a group tied to Islamic terrorist groups in apparent violation of FBI policy, according to a new report from the Justice Department’s inspector general.

The member of Congress who requested the investigation demanded that DOJ remove officials who were found to have violated the prohibition in the wake of the report.   Continue reading “FBI Officials Met and Coordinated With Employees of Group Tied to Islamic Terrorist Groups”

The American Prospect – by David Dayen

Those defrauded by Bank of America aren’t allowed to file a collective complaint, thanks to a 2011 Supreme Court ruling.

In June, six former employees of Bank of America’s loan-modification department testified in court that since 2009, they had been instructed to lie to struggling homeowners, hide their financial documents, and push them into foreclosure. In the most egregious example, the employees said they were offered Target gift cards as a bonus for more foreclosures, which generated lucrative fees for the bank. The employees, who were in charge of implementing the government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) at the bank, described the same deceptive practices across the country.   Continue reading “Homeowners vs. Big Bad Banks”

Huffington Post

When a Texas man reportedly staggered into a local hospital, complaining of dizziness, staff made the rather obvious conclusion.

They gave him a Breathalyzer test.

And sure enough, the 61-year-old appeared to confirm their suspicions. He blew .37 — nearly five times the legal limit in Texas.   Continue reading “Auto-Brewery Syndrome: Man’s Belly Brews Beer”