Month: December 2014

Occupy Corporatism – by Susanne Possel

Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine (KSM) at the University of Southern California (USC) presented a study at the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACN) showing that fructose, a component of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) can make you feel hungry even after you have eaten, increasing the likelihood of overeating.

The researchers found “fructose ingestion produces smaller increases in circulating satiety hormones than glucose ingestion. Further, administration of fructose directly into the brain provokes feeding in rodents, whereas glucose administered this way promotes satiety, or the feeling of being full.”   Continue reading “Why Would High-Fructose Corn Syrup Make You Hungry?”

The Daily Caller – by Scott Greer

A high-ranking Iranian military official advising Iraqi troops was killed by an Islamic State of Iraq and Syria sniper in Central Iraq Saturday.

Brigadier General Hamid Taqavi, a senior commander of Iran’s elite Quds Force, was declared “martyred” by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard while serving in the battleground city of Samarra, The Long War Journal reports.   Continue reading “ISIS Kills Iranian General In Central Iraq”

Natural News – by J.D. Heyes

A number of acute-care hospitals closed across the United States last year — 18 to be exact — and experts who see a raft of new regulatory processes being heaped upon the healthcare industry in the coming years, thanks to the Affordable Care Act, believe that a wave of additional closures are ahead.

As noted by WorldNetDaily, a dozen more hospitals have closed in the U.S. so far this year in rural areas alone; more are getting ready to be shuttered. But Dr. Lee Hieb, M.D., says this is just the beginning.   Continue reading “Obamacare causing massive wave of hospital closures across USA”

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The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

³⁵ Then Jesus asked them, “When I sent you without purse, bag or sandals, did you lack anything?” “Nothing,” they answered.

³⁶ He said to them, “But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.   

Continue reading “Merry Christmas From the United Nations: The UN Arms Treaty Took Effect on December 24th”

Mail.com

SURABAYA, Indonesia (AP) — An Indonesian helicopter searching for the missing AirAsia jetliner saw two oily spots in the water Monday, and an Australian search plane spotted objects elsewhere in the Java Sea, but it was too early to know whether either was connected to the aircraft and its 162 passengers and crew.

In any case, officials saw little reason to believe AirAsia Flight 8501 met anything but a grim fate after it disappeared from radar Sunday morning over the Java Sea. Wary of bad weather, one of the pilots had asked to raise the plane’s altitude just before it vanished, but was not allowed because another aircraft was in the way.   Continue reading “Unclear whether oil, objects found in sea linked to lost jet”

Mail.com

HONOLULU (AP) — Warning from President Barack Obama to congressional Republicans: I have a veto pen and, come January, I won’t be afraid to use it.

Since taking office in 2009, Obama has only vetoed legislation twice, both in fairly minor circumstances. But with Republicans set to take full control of Congress next year, Obama is losing his last bulwark against a barrage of bills he doesn’t like: the Senate.   Continue reading “Obama warns GOP he plans to use veto pen in 2015”

Bay News 9 – by Ferdinand Zogbaum

DADE CITY — Bullets were fired at two Pasco County sheriff’s deputies who were on routine patrol in Dade City early Sunday, adding to the already nerve-racking time right now for law enforcement in the Bay area and beyond.

Around 3:30 a.m., the deputies were sitting inside their patrol cars in the parking lot of Northside Baptist church, 37047 Lock Street, monitoring the intersection of 21st and Lock streets. Three bullets were fired at them, authorities said.   Continue reading “Sheriff Nocco responds after shots fired at 2 deputies in Dade City, Florida”

ABC New 7

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — The Los Angeles Police Department ended an eight-hour search in South Los Angeles without finding a second suspect who opened fire on a patrol car.

Authorities say two suspects fired at officers with a rifle at 62nd and Hoover streets around 9:20 p.m. Sunday. According to the LAPD, two officers got out of the patrol car, and one of them returned fire on the suspects. It was not immediately known if the suspects were struck. No officers were injured.    Continue reading “LAPD declares tactical alert citywide after 2 suspects fire at patrol car”

Guess this about says it all. I wonder if the young sign carriers are really communists or just useful idiots.

Who pays for obviously manufactured signs when you see them in a protest?

Where signs used in the Ferguson riots came from?

Now things in Ferguson make a little more sense, but not all is explained away by this.   Continue reading “Where did the signs used in the Ferguson riots come from?”

Addicting Info – by Ryan Denson

If President Obama won’t do it, someone else will. Thankfully, a human rights group in Berlin, The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, has begun the process of indicting members of the Bush Administration by filing criminal complaints against the architects of the Admin’s torture program.

Calls for an immediate investigation by the German human rights group was started after outrage ensued on the case of a German citizen, Khalid El-Masri, who had been captured by CIA agents in 2004  because of a mistaken identity mix-up and was tortured at a secret prison in Afghanistan.   Continue reading “Germany Files War Crimes Against Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld And Other CIA Officials”

Natural News – by PF Lewis

Most of the alternative remedies that are effective with cancer are not as profitable or even patentable since they’re not novel. And practitioners who practice other remedies are in peril from federal and state agencies, the FDA and the American Medical Association (AMA), who intend to maintain their medical monopoly no matter how safe and effective other methods are.

Here are seven major leads to the many empirically proven natural cancer cures and healers who were suppressed by the mainstream medical establishment.   Continue reading “The top 7 natural cures for cancer revealed”

The Energy Collective – by Katherine Tweed

Demand response court challenges can’t stop residential programs.

TXU Energy was one of the first energy retailers to offer a smart thermostat program, way back in 2009.

The Texas retailer has now chosen EnergyHub to manage those thermostats, which number in the tens of thousands, according to EnergyHub.   Continue reading “Smart Thermostat Programs Roll on in Texas, Arizona, and Maryland”

Wall Street Journal – by Laura Stevens

The holidays may be over, but returns season is just getting started.

Ill-fitting sweaters, the wrong Frozen doll and unwanted accessories will be heading back to U.S. retailers, many in the same boxes they came in.

More than 20% of returns happen during the holiday season—about $60 billion in merchandise, according to Optoro, a logistics provider.   Continue reading “With Christmas Over, Millions of Gift Returns Begin”

Continue reading “How Law Enforcement Infringes On Your 4th Amendment Rights..”

The Motley Fool – by Sean Williams

There are few issues as polarizing as whether or not marijuana should be legalized on a recreational or medical level. Yet in spite of the wide variance in views, marijuana’s recent momentum towards legalization is undeniable.

Marijuana gains momentum
Since 1996, when California became the first state to legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes, we’ve witnessed 22 additional states pass laws allowing for its medical use. Furthermore, in 2012 and 2014 we saw a pair of states pass laws allowing for the legal sale of recreational, adult-use marijuana. In fact, one of the biggest victories for marijuana proponents came this year when residents in Alaska and Oregon both voted to legalize recreational marijuana.   Continue reading “This is potentially bad news for the legal marijuana movement”