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Clean Technica – by Glenn Meyers
This headline on solar leases from an investment site caught my eye: “Solar Leases Set To Become Toxic in Arizona.”
Drawing free renewable energy from the sun sounds like a grand idea to many – but not if you happen to be a utility company operating with a business model based on the selling energy. Continue reading “Arizona’s Largest Utility Plans Tax On Solar Leases”
INDIANAPOLIS – Metro Police are investigating brutal attack on a 67-year-old Indianapolis woman left with serious injuries to her eye and face.
The attack happened around 7:00 Sunday night during an attempted carjacking in the 200 Block of Randolph Street.
Kay Kise pulled up to her home and parked her van out front in the reserve handicapped parking space. The space is marked with two signs posted curbside. Continue reading “Grandmother to would-be carjackers: “You are not taking my car””
Taiwan’s Navy has released a video showcasing its first self-developed stealth missile corvette, the Tuo Jiang.
The highly-maneuverable 500-ton warship underwent sea trials last month, according to the South China Morning Post, reaching speeds of more than 38 knots. Continue reading “Taiwanese Navy showcases new ‘killer’ stealth warship”
First-year students at the OSU Vet School were attending their first anatomy class with a real dead cow. They all gathered around the surgery table with the body covered with a white sheet.
The professor started the class by telling them, “In Veterinary medicine it is necessary to have two important qualities as a doctor.
The first thing is that you not be disgusted by anything involving the animal’s body.” Continue reading “The Dead Cow Lecture”
Since 1871 the United States president and the United States Congress has been playing politics under a different set of rules and policies. The American people do not know that there are two Constitutions in the United States. The first penned by the leaders of the newly independent states of the United States in 1776. On July 4, 1776, the people claimed their independence from the Crown (temporal authority of the Roman Catholic Pope) and Democracy was born. And for 95 years the United States people were free and independent. That freedom ended in 1871 when the original “Constitution for the United States for America” was changed to the “THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”. Continue reading “Two Constitutions in the United States. 1st was illegally suspended in favor of a Vatican “Crown” corporation in 1871”
On April 2, 2013, in an article entitled Economics 101: Production, coercion and theft, I wrote about the coming looting of pension plans, stating:
When societies approach collapse, coercion shifts to outright theft: Stealing money right out of your bank account, for example, like we recently witnessed in Cyprus. Government also routinely target pension funds and even private retirement accounts, attempting to keep itself afloat by any means necessary. Continue reading “LIKE CLOCKWORK: Pension plans to be looted nationwide as Congress okays institutional theft of funds”
Veterans News Now – by James M. Wall
In October of this year, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon came to Washington to visit with his counterpart, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
He asked for visits with other U.S. leaders, including Vice President Joe Biden. The White House was not inclined to meet his requests.
The U.S. and Israel media were quick to dub this a major “snub” related to recent Israeli verbal attacks on President Obama. Continue reading “U.S. Arms Deal Will Increase Israel’s Kill Power”
Huffington Post – by Mark Sherman
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is joining the debate over the Senate’s torture report by saying it’s hard to rule out the use of extreme measures to extract information if millions of lives were threatened.
Scalia told a Swiss broadcast network that American and European liberals who say such tactics may never be used are being self-righteous. Continue reading “Justice Antonin Scalia Says The Constitution Is Silent On Torture”
A Rio de Janeiro man has confessed to killing more than 40 people for fun – making him one of history’s most prolific serial killers.
Sailson Jose das Gracas, 26, was arrested shortly after stabbing a woman to death on the outskirts of the sprawling city, and soon confessed to another 41 murders, police said. Thirty-eight of his victims were women, three men and one a two-year-old girl. Continue reading “Killing calmed me down’: Brazilian man admits murdering more than 40 people for ‘fun”
MAJOR JORDAN’S DIARIES: Proof the Cold War was a Hoax?
A 131-page PDF of Racey Jordan’s Diaries can be viewed HERE
A federal judge ordered St. Louis-area police to grant warnings before firing tear gas in order to give crowds “reasonable” time to disperse, following a lawsuit over wanton use of tear gas by militarized police during race-related protests in Ferguson.
US District Judge Carol Jackson ruled after hearing arguments in a lawsuit against local and state law enforcement officials that stemmed from police action in Ferguson, a suburb in St. Louis County, and in areas of St. Louis city on November 24, following a grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson, a former Ferguson police officer who killed unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in August. Continue reading “Judge restricts use of tear gas against Ferguson protesters”
Police are responding to reports of a shooting outside Rosemary Anderson High School in North Portland.
Early reports say a 17-year-old was shot in back and a separate female student was shot in the chest.
Police are searching for suspects in the shooting. Continue reading “Shooting reported near Rosemary Anderson High School in North Portland”
A friend took this photo and emailed it to me. Not exactly what you would expect to see parked outside a NYC restaurant. LOL
(Pete’s Tavern is where O. Henry wrote “The Gift of the Magi.”)
WTHR – by Steve Jefferson
Fox News
Press Core
Natural News – by Mike Adams
AOL – by Ryan Gorman
Whale
RT
The Oregonian