Month: March 2014

Global Research – by Umberto Pascali

Russia “forced” by the sanctions to create a currency system which is independent from the US dollar.  

Russia announces that it will sell (and buy) products and commodities – including oil – in rubles rather than in dollars. The move is towards the development of bilateral.

Putin has been preparing this move — the creation of a payment system in rubles completely independent and protected from the Dollar and the “killer speculations” (e.g. short-selling) of the big Western financial institutions — for a long time.   Continue reading “Putin Flushes the US Dollar: Russia’s Gold Ruble Payments System Delinked from Dollar?”

Food Storage and Survival – by Angela

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ProgressNow NM, March 5, 2014

With two major law enforcement agencies under criticism for their uses of force – including the Albuquerque Police Department under DOJ investigation – the state board responsible for police training has hired a new “paramilitary” director who dumped responsible use of force training in favor of more “shoot first” scenarios.

A New Mexico State Police officer made national news in October when he opened fire on a van full of children after the mother drove away from a rural traffic stop.   Continue reading “New militarized police training introduces “shoot first” policy for New Mexico cops”

Zero Hedge- by Tyler Durden

As we reported last night, Japan’s economy may once again be relapsing into a slowing phase, perversely well in advance of the dreaded sales-tax hike which many expect will catalyze Japan’s collapse into another recession as happened the last time Japan had a tax hike, but that doesn’t mean its population should be prevented from enjoying the heavily energized local atmosphere buzzing with the hope and promise of imminent paper-based “wealth effects” for those long the daily pen Nikkeistock rollercoaster…. and just as buzzing with copious gamma rays of course. Which is why for the first time in over three years, since Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster, residents of a small district 20 km from the wrecked plant are about to be allowed to return home. Because if the honest Japanese government says it is safe, then so it must be.   Continue reading “Japan Gives Residents All Clear To Return To Fukushima Disaster “Hot Zone””

All Gov – by Steve Straehley

Although all federal contracts are supposed to be put out to bid, more than a third of them are non-competitive, that is there is only one vendor bidding on the chance to sell U.S. taxpayers goods and services.

The General Accounting Office (GAO) said that in fiscal 2013, the federal government agreed to $459 billion in contracts to purchase goods and services. Of that total, about $164 billion, or 35.7%, was in noncompetitive contracts.   Continue reading “U.S. Government Gives Out $164 Billion in Non-Competitive Contracts in One Year”

William Shakespeare once wrote, “All the world’s a stage”. Words can never ring more true than where we are at today.

In the NWO black and white, West corner of the ring, we have the 6 foot 2 inch tall Manchurian Candidate, Barry Soetoro, the illegal, narcissistic, foreign, homosexual, Communist rat from Kenya, weighing at a tiny 165 pounds, with a 13 ½ shoe size and afraid to break a nail, swaggers in a third world, cocky way and who cannot say anything without his teleprompter and is more than happy to take credit for something good, but runs away like a sissy and searches for a scapegoat when something falls apart.    Continue reading “Putin and Obama: The Staged Wrestling Match of the World!”

Political Outcast – by Mark Horne

Just to review, in Kansas you can be SWAT-raided and never be permitted to learn the basis for the warrant. This means the police can get a warrant for bogus reasons and reasonably expect that, if their victims are innocent, they will never be able to call them into an account.

So naturally, the Kansas state legislature has decided to add official protections to the police so that they are still more invulnerable to public scrutiny.   Continue reading “Kansas Considers A “Punish Complainers & Silence Critics” Bill”

YJN – by Aryeh Savir

NSNBC

AD : The long-awaited municipal elections are complete in Turkey, under the shadow of the alleged widespread infractions by the AKP throughout the entire night of 30 March. A great number of official reports by the supervisors of ballot boxes, were issued against the AKP, who allegedly generated faked ballots and registered Syrian opposition members as Turkish citizens.   Continue reading “Turkey: Cheats Triumph in Election – Wide Spead and Systemic Fraud”

Western Journalism – by B. Christopher Agee

A recently released internal document shows what type of group Homeland Security believes poses a serious cyber terrorism threat. The lengthy report was intended for “Trusted Agents Only” and included information the agency stipulated could be “disseminated only on a need-to-know basis.”

The entire document was leaked, however; and a passage near the very end reveals a training exercise that might explain the perceived need for such stringent secrecy. According to directives, even those directly involved in the mission were not to be allowed access to the files.   Continue reading “You’ll Never Guess Who Homeland Security Considers A Terrorist Threat…”

New York Times – by CHOE SANG-HUN

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea and South Korea fired hundreds of artillery shells across their disputed western sea border on Monday, escalating military tensions a day after the North threatened to conduct more nuclear tests.

South Korean officials said the shells from both sides fell harmlessly into waters from which naval and fishing boats had stayed clear. But the exchange of fire was the most serious episode along that border since an artillery duel there in 2010.   Continue reading “North and South Korea Exchange Fire Across Disputed Sea Border”

Before It’s News – by HAARP Status

These signals were stronger across the Eastern United States, but within the last week the Western United States has been responding.

It is at a RED ALERT now, which means a high level of signals being detected.  Since these were detected, Yellowstone Supervolcano has been popping quakes, Oklahoma has been following, and of course California (especially Southern) has shown signs of coming back from quake drought.    Continue reading “HAARP Attack On The West Coast Of the United States”

Mirror – by Josh Layton

Parents who emotionally abuse their children could face prosecution for the first time under a new “Cinderella Law”.

Starving offspring of love and affection could lead to up to 10 years in prison in a move to be unveiled in the Queen’s Speech in early June.

Currently, the law on child neglect, which affects as many as one in ten children, covers physical harm only.   Continue reading “UK: Parents who emotionally abuse their children could soon face up to 10 years in jail”

Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson

The 2014 meeting of the Bilderberg Group – a secretive organization of global power brokers – will take place in Denmark at the end of May.

The announcement was made today on the official ‘Bilderberg Meetings’ website, which states simply, “The 62nd Bilderberg meeting will take place at the end of May 2014 in Denmark.”   Continue reading “Bilderberg 2014 Uncovered: Secretive Elite to Meet in Denmark”

The Pastor entered his donkey in a race and it won. The Pastor was so pleased with the donkey that he entered it in the race again and it won again.

The local paper read: PASTOR’S ASS OUT FRONT.

The Bishop was so upset with this kind of publicity that he ordered the Pastor not to enter the donkey in another race.

The next day the local paper headline read: BISHOP SCRATCHES PASTOR’S ASS.   Continue reading “The Pastor’s Ass”

Daily Caller – by Eric Owens

The litany of frighteningly stupid Common Core math worksheets never ends. Perhaps now, though, kids are starting to fight back in satisfyingly creative ways.

An alert reader sent The Daily Caller this image of her seven-year-old son’s perfectly reasonable homework answer. The boy attends a public elementary school in San Jose, Calif. He is in the second grade.   Continue reading “This second grader’s revenge against Common Core math will make your day”