Month: October 2014

Before It’s News – by David Montaigne

Many people have been discussing the four “Blood Moon” eclipses in 2014 and 2015.  The second one is due the night of October 7-8, 2014, and some feel the timing is noteworthy for the construction of a Jewish Temple.

In 2008, Pastor Mark Biltz (author of Blood Moons) was analyzing NASA’s astronomical data on lunar eclipses and he noticed that on rare occasion there are four total lunar eclipses in a row, with no partial eclipses in between, within the space of two years.  This pattern of four consecutive total lunar eclipses can be referred to as a tetrad.  Because the moon often appears to be blood-red during such an eclipse (Earth’s atmosphere refracts the sun’s light around our planet and onto the moon while it tends to filter out wavelengths other than orange and red) these eclipses are being referred to as a tetrad of blood moons.   Continue reading “October 7 – Blood Moons Point To New Jewish Temple Built Within a Year”

Lasha Darkmoon

Has Canada been taken over by Jews? It would seem so, if the relentless persecution of Canadian patriot and freedom fighter Arthur Topham is anything to go on.

Canadian patriot and freedom fighter Arthur Topham is to be hauled before the Canadian courts next year on trumped-up charges. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Arthur is an innocent man. His trial date has now been set. He will appear in court on 26 October, 2015, and his trial will last for two weeks until 6 November.   Continue reading “The Jewish Takeover of Canada: The Case of Arthur Topham”

ABC 7

NEWARK (WABC) — Federal health officials say Ebola has been ruled out as the cause of illness for a man who had traveled in West Africa and became sick on a flight from Brussels to the U.S. After an examination by physicians at University Hospital, the symptoms of a 35-year-old man were found to be consistent with another, minor treatable condition unrelated to Ebola. His daughter, who was traveling with him, was asymptomatic.

United flight 998 from Brussels landed at Newark Airport and was met by Centers for Disease Control officials based in Newark after a both passengers who are both from Liberia exhibited possible signs of Ebola.   Continue reading “New Jersey Department Of Health: Passengers On Newark Flight Do Not Have Ebola”

The Prepper Journal – by Pat Henry

When I purchased my AR15, I never really considered painting it and I loved the nice black finish. Over the years though I have come to realize that this beautiful black rifle really sticks out in the woods or anywhere else for that matter. All black has a habit of doing that unless it is dark. I finally came to the conclusion that it only made sense for me to paint my AR15 after considering a number of factors. For starters, I wear camouflage when I am hunting to blend in with the surrounding trees, brush and vegetation, so why shouldn’t my rifle? Secondly, professional soldiers who are trying to blend in go to great lengths to camouflage their location so giving your rifle the same treatment only makes sense. Why spend so much time on getting into a nice hiding spot, possibly with a ghillie suit and not have your rifle dressed for the occasion?   Continue reading “How to Camo Paint Your AR15”

Breitbart – by Brandon Darby

DALLAS, Texas — Over 3,500 passengers from Ebola affected nations have been allowed to enter the U.S. without any special screening since January 1, 2014, according to a leaked internal intelligence report from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Intelligence and Liaison exclusively obtained by Breitbart Texas. In addition, the individuals entered into at least 18 heavily populated U.S. cities across the nation.

The leaked report specifically reads, “According to CBP [Customs and Border Protection] data, since January 1, 2014 to June 30, 2014, a total of 3,566 passengers with a nexus to Guinea transited through or arrived at U.S. airports.” The term “nexus” refers to passengers who flew from the Ebola stricken nation to a second nation, and then from the second nation into the United States. Guinea is attributed as the nation of origin for the current Ebola outbreak.   Continue reading “Thousands from Ebola Nations Allowed to Enter US without Additional Screening”

The Organic Prepper

The headlines are full of news about Ebola, and there’s a very valid reason for that. The illness presents in a gruesome, bloody fashion best suited for a horror movie.  But while America’s attention is on a disease in which there is only ONE confirmed case in the country, there have been 538 cases of Enterovirus D68, 5 deaths, and 10 cases of paralysis.

The enterovirus is an illness that is passed on like the flu or the common cold, and there are millions of cases per year, according to CDC estimates. However, there are hundreds of strains and this one – EV-D68 – is incredibly virulent.   Continue reading “Are We Worrying About the Wrong Virus?”

Mail.com

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A longtime endurance runner and peace activist whose latest goal was to reach Bermuda in a homemade floating “Hydro Pod” was rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard on Saturday after he began suffering from fatigue.

Coast Guard air crew were able to safely pick up Reza Baluchi and the bubble Saturday morning, Coast Guard spokeswoman Marilyn Fajardo said in a statement. He was transported to a nearby Coast Guard station and found to be uninjured, Fajardo said.   Continue reading “Man floating in bubble rescued by Coast Guard”

Mail.com

LOMA, Colorado (AP) — Authorities say two people are dead after a helicopter crashed into a river in western Colorado.

Mesa County chief deputy coroner Victor Yahn tells The Associated Press that the two died in Saturday’s crash, but he didn’t have any other information. Local media reports say the chopper crashed shortly after 6 p.m. MDT into the Colorado River near Loma.   Continue reading “2 killed as helicopter crashes into Colorado River”

Tradition in Action – by Robert McMullen

The year is 1565. On the island of Malta, 600 Knights of St. John, commanding a force of some 8000 men, prepare to defend their island fortress from attack.

These same Catholic Knights had been driven from their previous stronghold, the Isle of Rhodes, in 1522, by the Ottoman Turks. Under Suleyman the Magnificent, the Moslems were pressing hard across Arabia, Syria, Iraq, into Egypt and northern Africa, and had established a strong foothold on the north coast of the Black Sea, the gateway to all of Europe itself. In 1526, the Hungarians had been defeated at the Battle of Mohacs, and only the Austrian Habsburgs now stood in the way of the Moslem advance. Vienna came under attack in 1529, but the Moslems were unable to take the capital, and their over-extended campaign failed.   Continue reading “The Battle of Lepanto, October 7, 1571”

New York Post – by Kathianne Boniello

A Madison Square Garden hot-dog seller claims in a lawsuit that she was fired after just two hours on the job because of alleged unpaid bills.

The 36-year-old single Brooklyn mom, identified by the initials J.D. in her Manhattan federal suit against MSG, says she was out of work for a year when she was offered a food-service supervisor’s job in October 2013 following a month long background check, according to court papers.   Continue reading “Woman fired after two hours on the job at MSG: suit”

Memory Hole

Close Associate of David Ray Griffin Discovered with Spouse in Northern California

The bodies of Tod Fletcher and his wife Susan were recovered at Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, California, in an apparent joint suicide.

For many years Fletcher was an intellectual trailblazer in the 9/11 Truth movement. He was also a close collaborator with Professor David Ray Griffin, whose books he edited and who he frequently represented on interview programs.   Continue reading “Major 9/11 Truth Activist Found Dead”

CNN – by Faith Karimi, Joe Sutton and Ben Brumfield

An American patient treated for Ebola in Nebraska then released is now in isolation in a hospital in Massachusetts. And an Ebola patient in Dallas has slipped into critical condition.

Dr. Richard Sacra, who had been previously treated for Ebola, went to an emergency room early Saturday in Boston with a cough and fever, said missionary organization Serving in Mission. He was afraid he might have pneumonia.   Continue reading “Former U.S. Ebola patient and blood donor back in hospital; Dallas patient critical”

Haaretz – by Barak Ravid

Israel will summon the Swedish ambassador over Prime Minister Stefan Loven’s announcement that the newly-formed government wouldrecognize the Palestinian state, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman’s bureau said Sunday.

Lieberman said that Loven’s decision demonstrated that the new Swedish premier “has not yet internalized that those who have posed an obstacle over the last 20 years to progress and an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians are the Palestinians.”   Continue reading “Israel to summon Swedish ambassador over plan to recognize Palestine”

Defense Systems – by Kevin McCaney

Navy researchers have achieved a breakthrough in autonomous technology, developing a “swarming” system that employs multiple unmanned boats working together to escort ships, patrol harbors or confront adversaries.

Developed by the Office of Naval Research, the Control Architecture for Robotic Agent Command and Sensing, or CARACaS, system can, for the cost of several thousand dollars, turn just about any boat into an unmanned vessel, according to Rear Adm. Matthew L. Klunder, chief of Naval Research.     Continue reading “Navy puts autonomous ‘swarmboats’ into action”

Western Rifle Shooters

Here is a very neat website where you can listen to your city/county/state police/fire/EMS transmissions just like a scanner, for FREE on your computer.

Go to the site, find the map, click on your state, then click on your county.

A list of possible feeds pops up and you can even choose what media player you want to use to listen with.   Continue reading “Broadcastify”