Month: May 2014

US Crow

After reviewing 123survivalplan, a video that is supposed to provide the public with 37 critical food items that are considered ‘must have’ for any prepper, doomsday and survivalist plan. However, it turned out to be a 10 minute long commercial to influence you to pay for it. Yes, we love capitalism but it doesn’t bode well for our sense of patriotism to charge Americans for information about survival. So, in response we will provide our own list.   Continue reading “Critical Items for Survival Shelters”

Natural News – by Julie Wilson

Thanks to greater awareness surrounding the dangers of food that’s processed and doused with pesticides, consumer attitudes have blossomed from an interest to a demand when it comes to knowing what’s in our food and understanding what’s healthy.

However, consumers aren’t the only ones who’ve changed their attitude toward “conventional” food. Large food manufacturers have also transformed their tactics in regard to producing and labeling food products (mostly labeling), but instead theirs is driven by money rather than concern for consumer health.
Continue reading “Conventional ‘yogurt’ is junk food disguised as health food”

Mail.com

GENEVA (AP) — The Vatican revealed Tuesday that over the past decade, it has defrocked 848 priests who raped or molested children and sanctioned another 2,572 with lesser penalties, providing the first ever breakdown of how it handled the more than 3,400 cases of abuse reported to the Holy See since 2004.

The Vatican’s U.N. ambassador in Geneva, Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, released the figures during a second day of grilling by a U.N. committee monitoring implementation of the U.N. treaty against torture.   Continue reading “Vatican: 848 priests defrocked for abuse since ’04”

Mail.com

NEW YORK (AP) — Three skydivers spent about four hours atop the World Trade Center’s signature skyscraper taking in sights before parachuting off it, they said Tuesday in detailing a surreptitious stunt that raised questions about security and left them facing felony charges.

James Brady, Marko Markovich and Andrew Rossig acknowledge making the Sept. 30 leap from the unfinished 1 World Trade Center, the nation’s tallest building and one of its most security-conscious. But they pleaded not guilty Tuesday to burglary, reckless endangerment and other charges.   Continue reading “Parachutists: We spent 4 hours atop trade center”

The Guardian – by Molly Knefel

The verdict in the biggest Occupy related criminal case in New York City, that of Cecily McMillan, came down Monday afternoon. As disturbing as it is that she was found guilty of felony assault against Officer Grantley Bovell, the circumstances of her trial reflect an even more disturbing reality – that of normalized police violence, disproportionately punitive sentences (McMillan faces seven years in prison), and a criminal penal system based on anything but justice. While this is nothing new for the over-policed communities of New York City, what happened to McMillan reveals just how powerful and unrestrained a massive police force can be in fighting back against the very people with whom it is charged to protect.   Continue reading “Cecily McMillan’s guilty verdict reveals our mass acceptance of police violence”

The Lone Star Watchdog

I am becoming more and more convinced that protesting without any liberty teeth bearing arms to back up what the message is useless at this point. Every time there was unarmed peaceful demonstrations protesting unjust government policy. The system sends in agent provocateurs throwing rocks at the police so the thugs in uniform can beat up and abuse defenseless people at will to demonize the opposition.

The method of unarmed non violent marches are coming to the end unless there is firepower and the willingness to use force in self defense against a rogue government be the deterant to keep the peace. Remember at Waco and Rudy Ridge and all the protest at the WTO in Seattle,WA and the G20 in Pittsburgh,PA . The government will not hesitate to use deadly force against its own people, especially when unarmed. Mothers pushing strollers and old ladies returning from the store shopping were indiscriminately abused by the police who had nothing to do with the protesting.    Continue reading “12 Reasons and Suggestions Why We Should Stay Home and Not Attend the DC March May 16, 2014”

Bloomberg – by Jonathan Allen and Annie Linskey

The blue-chip political investment for big business is Clinton Inc.

Twenty-nine of the 30 Dow Jones (INDU) Industrial Average indexcompanies have given money or in-kind support to projects branded by Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, according to a review of Clinton Foundation and U.S. State Department reports.   Continue reading “Dow Companies Invest in Clinton — With One Holdout”

AOL

HESPERIA, Calif. – All three lanes of Interstate 15 in Hesperia were closed in both directions Monday after a construction worker’s blowtorch accidentally ignited the wooden supports of an overpass that was under construction.

The freeway – Southern California’s main connector to Las Vegas – has been closed since 1:30 p.m. because of falling debris, said California Highway Patrol supervisor Carlos Juarez.

Officials said drivers should stay away from the Cajon Pass, which is just south of the area of Interstate 15 closed by the fire.     Continue reading “Bridge fire shuts down I-15 in California”

AOL

A new trend in China has lonely teenagers walking cabbage “pets” on a leash, according to video from geobeats.

Groups of young people were photographed dragging around heads of cabbage at Midi Music Festival in Beijing.   Continue reading “New trend has teens walking something very bizarre on leashes”

Yahoo Shine – by Beth Greenfield

A California public school district has backpedaled after an eighth-grade assignment — to write a persuasive essay on whether or not the Holocaust occurred — came under serious fire and prompted death threats to administrators. 

“We are aware of the controversy surrounding the distribution of an eighth grade Writing Prompt during the third quarter of the academic year,” notes a press release issued Monday by Rialto Unified School District interim Superintendent Mohammed Islam. “The intent of the writing prompt was to exercise the use of critical thinking skills. There was no offensive intent in the crafting of this assignment. We regret that the prompt was misinterpreted.”
Continue reading “California School District Under Fire for Holocaust-Denial Assignment”

Breitbart – by Chriss W. Street

The Associated Press reported Monday that Gen. Herbert Carlisle, Commander of United States Air Forces in the Pacific, acknowledged a significant increase in the activities by Russian long-range strategic aircraft flying along the California coast.

There was no comment about whether the aircraft were nuclear capable, but it has not been since the Cold War ended in the early 1990s that Russian patrols have skirted the West Coast and California.        Continue reading “Russian Strategic Bombers Flying Along California Coast”

RT News

Despite being subpoenaed by Congress to testify on the 2012 Benghazi attack later this month, US Secretary of State John Kerry will not appear before the House of Representatives’ oversight committee as demanded.

The announcement was made Monday by State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf, who stated that instead of going before Congress n May 21, Kerry will instead continue with his initial plans to travel to Mexico. Although the Telegraph reports that Harf called the subpoena “a waste of time and taxpayer dollars,” she suggested the department would work something out with the House.   Continue reading “Kerry rejects congressional subpoena over Benghazi”

Eyes Open Report

The California legislator is considering a voluntary program to ‘tax’ every mile residences drive to replace state revenue being lost due to a more frequent use of high miles per gallon vehicles.

The program would reflect similar models used in Washington State and Oregon.

“We want to do as Washington and Oregon have done in a much bigger state with much longer commutes…to make sure that we find out whether it would work, whether the public would like it or not,” Californian Senator Mark DeSaulnier told CBS Los Angeles.   Continue reading “California considers asking residents to voluntarily pay tax on every mile they drive”