Residents film blackhawks flying over Fort LauderdaleSun Sentinel – by Wayne K. Roustan

South Florida is not under attack, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.

The U.S. Department of Defense will be conducting routine training March 24-27 inBroward County, officials said. A low-flying aircraft was heard in downtown Fort Lauderdale around 8 p.m. Monday.   Continue reading “Military to train in Broward, Florida this week”

Spirit Science and Metaphysics

Pastor Jeremiah Steepek transformed himself into a homeless person and went to the 10,000 member church that he was to be introduced as the head pastor at that morning.

He walked around his soon to be church for 30 minutes while it was filling with people for service, only 3 people out of the 7-10,000 people said hello to him.   Continue reading “Church Mistreats Homeless Man Unaware It’s Their Pastor In Disguise”

Image: Nicolas Fleury/FlickrWired – by MARCUS WOHLSEN

New Jersey is banning Tesla.

No, you won’t get pulled over for driving your Model S on the Turnpike. But if rules passed yesterday by New Jersey regulators and backed by GOP Governor Chris Christie take effect, you won’t be able to visit a Tesla store in the state. In an effort to protect traditional car dealerships, New Jersey is trying to shut the electric car maker down before it ever gains traction.   Continue reading “New Jersey Bans Tesla to Ensure Buying a Car Will Always Suck”

Law enforcement officers in east Ukraine's Donetsk (archive)ITAR-TASS

DNEPROPETROVSK, March 25. /ITAR-TASS/. Ukrainian authorities plan to attract US private military company Greystone Limited to suppress protest moods of the mostly Russian-speaking population in the east of the country.

According to Ukrainian Security Service, mercenaries will be engaged in political search and protection of state security over inability of Ukrainian law enforcement agencies to curb on leaders and activists of pro-Russian movement independently. Continue reading “Kiev decides to tame eastern Ukraine by foreign mercenaries”

Illustration: Andrew Dyson.The Sydney Morning Herald – by Peter Martin

If we were sleepwalking towards catastrophe, would we know?

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is about to release frightening projections on the impact of climate change. Among those projections is the displacement of hundreds of millions of people, a slide in crop yields, and increased deaths from heatwaves.   Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: Plea from the edge of the climate change abyss”

James Brady, Andrew Rossig, Timothy ParlatoreMail.com

NEW YORK (AP) — The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the New York police commissioner denounced the parachute jump off 1 World Trade Center last fall by three skydiving enthusiasts as a lawless act that put others in danger.

“The Port Authority joins the NYPD in condemning this lawless and selfish act that clearly endangered the public,” the agency said in a statement early Tuesday. “One of the jumpers worked construction at the WTC and violated the spirit of respect and reverence for this sacred site that almost all connected with the WTC project feel.”   Continue reading “WTC parachute jump condemned as ‘selfish act’”

AFP Photo / Mandel NganRT News

After investing $1 billion in behavior detection techniques and training since 2007, the Transportation Security Administration has little to show for its efforts, the New York Times stated in a new report.

According to the newspaper, critics of the TSA’s attempt to read body language claim there’s no evidence to suggest the agency has been able to link chosen passengers to anything beyond carrying drugs or holding undeclared currency, much less a terrorist attack. In fact, a review of numerous studies seems to suggest that even those trained to look for various tics are no more capable of identifying liars than normal individuals.   Continue reading “TSA spent $1 bln on ‘body language’ program”

Reuters / Robert GauthierRT News

A Florida lawmaker is attempting to curb the media’s access to ‘Stand Your Ground’ court records after a local newspaper review examined hundreds of cases and found that the controversial law is applied unevenly and with unpredictable results.

Representative Matt Gaetz, a Republican representing Fort Walton Beach, proposed an amendment to a state bill that would greatly limit the public’s ability to view records from self-defense cases.   Continue reading “Media access to Florida ‘Stand Your Ground’ details could be drastically reduced”

Reuters/Issei KatoRT News

The 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill have likely inflicted serious heart defects and possibly premature death in tuna and other large marine fish, according to a study initiated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Embryos of three fish – bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna and an amberjack – have been exposed to the field-collected Deepwater Horizon crude oil samples by a group of scientists led by NOAA.   Continue reading “Deepwater Horizon oil spill cause fatal heart defects in tuna – study”

Gawker – by Jay Hathaway

A Florida woman is suing Volusia County and the city of New Smyrna Beach after police officers forced her to poop in her front yard and undress in front of them while they searched her house for meth.

Dawn Brooks says officer brought her outside in handcuffs, and then refused her requests to use the bathroom indoors. They “told her to ‘just use the restroom right there’ in the front yard, which plaintiff did,” according to a district court judge’s summary of the incident.   Continue reading “Florida Woman Claims Police Made Her Poop on Her Lawn During Meth Bust”

They walk among us.Barnhardt

Lots of solid and fascinating info in the piece linked below, and it utterly debunks all of the tinfoil hat nonsense, especially with regards to the runway requirements of a 777.  You can’t just land a plane like that anywhere.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE PIECE.

Bottom line, pilot and co-pilot cold-jacked the plane, flew it out over the open ocean, demanded their imprisoned Malaysian political cult leader be released and when he wasn’t, they nosedived the thing into the ocean at 550mph whereupon it all but atomized (kinetic energy, non-compressability of water, laws of physics, etc.)  Hence the shiftyness from the Malay government.  The deployment of the USS Kidd is the most persuasive piece of data, though.  I’m with the author – the subs heard the impact.  Subs can hear whalefarts.   Continue reading “On the 777, Vinegar, and Oscillating Fans”

Benjamin NetanyahuPress TV – by Dr. Kevin Barrett

The US empire, which might be more accurately termed the New World Order bankster empire, seems to be lashing out blindly as it enters its death spasms.

In Ukraine – as in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere – the Empire’s forces are in disarray. The loss of Crimea, and setbacks in Syria, are merely the latest of many debacles. The cause of this ongoing disaster: A series of self-inflicted wounds.   Continue reading “Will Israel kill US empire this week?”

Reuters – by Ayesha Rascoe

The Obama administration gave the green light on Monday for exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from a plant to be built in Oregon, the second such authorization this year, as pressure intensifies on the White House to use the U.S. energy bounty to respond to the political crisis in Ukraine.

It is unclear whether the approval of exports from Veresen Inc’s Jordan Cove plant, the first LNG-export plant permitted on the U.S. West Coast, was accelerated by political tension related to Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea region.   Continue reading “Oregon plant LNG exports approved as U.S. pressured to flex energy muscle”