Month: October 2014

Natural News – by Mike Adams

The states of New York and New Jersey have leapfrogged federal guidelines and set up their own mandatory 21-day quarantine requirements for arriving passengers who had direct contact with Ebola patients in West Africa.

“The patients with the highest level of possible exposure will be automatically quarantined for 21 days at a government-regulated facility,” reports CBS News. [1] Government-run quarantine camps, in other words, are now a present-day reality in America.   Continue reading “Are you awake yet? Government-enforced medical quarantines just went from ‘conspiracy theory’ to official policy in NJ and NY”

Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry

An atheist group is planning to distribute a pamphlet in several Florida public high schools that depicts an illustration of a cartoon Bible sexually assaulting a young woman.

According to a report by Brittany Hughes at CNSNews.com, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) plans to hand out a pamphlet entitled “An X-Rated Book: Sex and Obscenity in the Bible,” with a front cover that is illustrated with an animated Bible with arms, legs, salacious facial expression, and salivating mouth, with its hand aggressively extended up the dress of a screaming woman, who is attempting to run away from it.   Continue reading “Atheist Group to Distribute Pamphlets in Schools of Cartoon Bible Sexually Assaulting Woman”

Reuters

A senior Deutsche Bank regulatory lawyer has been found dead in New York after committing suicide, New York City officials said on Saturday.

Calogero Gambino, 41, was found on the morning of Oct. 20 at his home in the New York borough of Brooklyn and pronounced dead on the scene, according to New York City police.

Gambino was an associate general counsel and a managing director who worked for the German bank for 11 years, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported his death.   Continue reading “Deutsche Bank lawyer found dead by suicide in New York”

Wood River, Chiloquin

Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel – by Bruce Vielmetti

When officials in the tiny Town of Stettin in Marathon County went to collect a civil judgment from 75-year-old Roger Hoeppner this month, they sent 24 armed officers.

And an armored military vehicle.

Among other issues, the recent unrest in Ferguson, Mo., focused attention on the growing militarization of local law enforcement, particularly the use by even very small police departments of surplus armored military vehicles.   Continue reading “Armored vehicle helps collect civil judgment in small town”

RT

‘Multiple people’ have been injured after a massive industrial explosion in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. The explosion occurred at Veolia ES Canada Industrial Services that offers industrial cleaning and maintenance services.

Five people have been injured in the explosion that caused a fire at the industrial site in Sarnia, Mayor Mike Bradley announced according to CTV News. One person was critically injured in the blast and three suffered serious injuries, while one was hospitalized with minor injuries, according to the mayor.   Continue reading “Five injured after industrial explosion in Ontario”

Huffington Post

(Reuters) – An off-duty St. Louis police officer shot a teenager six times in the back of the legs and once in the side of the head in what was likely a fatal wound, a doctor who performed a private autopsy for the teen’s family said on Friday.

The shooting of Vonderrit Myers, 18, in a St. Louis neighborhood earlier in October led to a renewed intensity of demonstrations that have continued in the area since unarmed black teenager Michael Brown was shot dead on Aug. 9 by a white police officer in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.   Continue reading “St. Louis Cop Shot Teen 6 Times In Back Of Legs During Fatal Shooting: Family Autopsy”

LA Times – by CATHERINE SAILLANT

Former Santa Monica Mayor Bobby Shriver has raised nearly twice as much money, a little more than $1 million, as his rival Sheila Kuehl, a former state lawmaker, in their campaign to succeed retiring Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky in the Nov. 4 election.

About 4,000 contributors gave a maximum of $1,500 to Shriver’s campaign between July 1 and Sept. 30 for a total of $1,031,005, according to reports for the latest campaign finance period.   Continue reading “Shriver raises $1 million, Kuehl only half that in supervisors race”

The Mind Unleashed

(TheAntiMedia) A new study revealed this week shows that in spite of past claims, marijuana use does not affect IQ. The research, performed by the University College of London, was presented on Tuesday at the European Conference of Neuropsychopharmacology in Berlin.

The longitudinal study was performed on over 2,000 students. Researchers studied subjects–once at age 8 and again at age 15–born between 1991 and 1992. As the Washington Post reported, the study found.   Continue reading “New Study Shows Cannabis Does Not Lower IQ, But Drinking Alcohol Does”

Dr. Sircus – by by Felicia Popescu

In order to understand the true background to the present and past “Ebola” epidemics, the following booklet from a colloquim held in 1977 is recommended for further personal study. It contains the collective proceedings of 3-day meeting between a large international group of members from the medical and science community also from the WHO which co-sponsored the colloquium held in 1977 in Belgium.   Continue reading “The Ebola Lie Exposed!”

The Daily Sheeple -by Lily Dane

Around 10 pm on Monday night, someone knocked on the door of Kenneth Byrd’s Lumberton, N.C., home.

He answered it to find a man who claimed to have car problems. The man also said he needed water.

Then two other men wearing black clothing, ski masks and gloves forced their way into the home and demanded money.    Continue reading “Grandfather Fills Would-Be Rapist Home Invaders With Bullets”

Mirror – by Sam Rkaina

Jack Bruce, bass player in the legendary 1960s rock band Cream, has died today aged 71.

The composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist passed away today after battling liver disease having enjoyed a musical career stretching a remarkable 52 years.

Bruce was most famous for his work with guitarist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker in Cream, one of the most successful bands of their era.   Continue reading “Jack Bruce dead: Cream bass player dies aged 71 after liver disease battle”

Doug Ross @ Journal

#12 “We just can’t trust the American people to make those types of choices … Government has to make those choices for people.” [to Dennis Hastert regarding Americans selecting their own health insurance policies when she was pushing for HillaryCare]

#11 “This is the great story here, for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it, is this vast right-wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for president.”   Continue reading “12 Funniest (and Most Diabolical) Hillary Clinton Quotes”

Jon Rappaport

On October 14, Brian Hooker and Andrew Wakefield sent an official and detailed complaint to the CDC and the US Dept. of Health and Human Services.

The devastating and explosive complaint concerns scientific misconduct in a now-infamous 2004 CDC study, which gave the MMR vaccine a free pass and concluded the vaccine had no connection to autism.

CDC whistleblower William Thompson was a co-author on that study, and on August 27 he admitted he and his co-authors committed fraud and covered up the vaccine-autism connection.   Continue reading “CDC whistleblower: “Oh My God…what we did””

Jon Rappoport’s Blog – by Jon Rappoport

A health worker who treated so-called Ebola cases in West Africa has been locked in an iso ward of a medical facility for 21 days, after she arrived back in New Jersey.

She had no symptoms—but after being put in isolation, she developed a fever.

Many people would.   Continue reading “NY, New Jersey quarantining travelers from W. Africa”