Year: 2014

Watchman’s Report – by Freedom Fighter

It appears on Netc that the readings have dropped back down to normalish. However, what caused this incident? Even further, where did this radiation plume go? According to the Netc maps it went to Buffalo, NY. This is the place where all that 76” of snow was dumped.

The cause of snow is Lake Effect snow. Now, it is no coincidence that the nuclear plant with the leak was directly down wind. The readings in Buffalo are significantly lower than that of the St. Charles nuclear plant, however they are still well above normal.   Continue reading “Nuclear Incident At St. Charles… Wind Possibly Pushed Radiation To Buffalo, NY”

Last Resistance – by Michael Minkoff

The FBI released a warning concerning possible violence from agents provocateurs in Ferguson following the grand jury decision concerning the shooting death of Michael Brown:

The FBI assesses those infiltrating and exploiting otherwise legitimate public demonstrations with the intent to incite and engage in violence could be armed with bladed weapons or firearms, equipped with tactical gear/gas masks, or bulletproof vests to mitigate law enforcement measures.

Continue reading “Agents Provocateurs and the FBI Warnings on Ferguson”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Back in March, at a time when the IMF reported that Ukraine’s official gold holdings as of the end of February, so just as the State Department-facilitated coup against former president Victor Yanukovich was concluding, amounted to 42.3 tonnes or 8% of reserves…   Continue reading “Ukraine Admits Its Gold Is Gone: “There Is Almost No Gold Left In The Central Bank Vault””

The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton

The timing on the Department of Homeland Security supposedly “training” in droves in Chesterfield, a suburb of St. Louis less than 25 miles from Ferguson where authorities are expecting riots following the grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case, is nothing short of amazing.   Continue reading “Who Really Believes 100 Homeland Security Vehicles at STL Hotel Are Just for ‘Training’?”

The Daily Caller – by Neil Munro

President Barack Obama’s unilateral amnesty will quickly add as many foreign workers to the nation’s legal labor force as the total number of new jobs created by his economy since 2009.

The plans, expected to be announced late Nov. 20, will distribute five million work permits to illegal immigrants, and also create a new inflow of foreign college graduates for prestigious salaried jobs, according to press reports.

Obama has already provided or promised almost one million extra work permits to foreigners, while his economy has only added six million jobs since 2009.   Continue reading “Obama’s Amnesty Will Add As Many Foreign Workers As New Jobs Since 2009”

IB Times – by Jack Moore

Two US Naval supply ships have collided in the Gulf of Aden at the beginningof a replenishment operation.

USNS Amerlia Earhart and USNS Walter S. Diehl crashed into one another with only minor damage caused to each vessel, according to the US Navy.

No crew members were injured in the incident and the ships are now continuing with their assigned missions in the Gulf.   Continue reading “Two US Navy Vessels Collide in the Gulf of Aden”

Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ

Despite having a complex immigration system in place Mexican authorities refuse to enforce the laws. A recent attempt to enforce those laws in the Mexican State of Baja California was met with a backlash from the business community forcing authorities to stop.

The program was halted earlier this week at the Otay-Mesa border crossing where pedestrians entering Mexico were asked to show a passport and declare how long they planned to stay in the country, according to the U-T San Diego.   Continue reading “Mexico Stops Enforcing Immigration Laws In Northern Border With California”

Breitbart – by Sarah Rumpf

AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is set to pull back the Texas National Guard from the Mexican border with claims of replacing them with state troopers and technology. Contrary to widespread belief, Texas leaders did not did not deploy the National Guard to the entire Texas border. The National Guard were only sent to the Rio Grande Valley sector, approximately 25.6 percent of the Texas border with Mexico.   Continue reading “State of Texas to Pull Back National Guard from Border”

Alliance for Natural Health

The FDA seems to be waiting for GMO soybeans to be ready before it follows through on its promise to ban the toxic fats.

A new study published in the journal Preventing Chronic Disease, available on the CDC’s website, shows that Americans are consuming much more trans fat than they realize. A federal loophole allows food companies to label foods with up to 0.5 g of trans fat per serving as having no trans fat at all. If each serving contains half a gram of trans fats, and most people eat more than one serving at a meal (and do the same at their other meals), a great number of people are consuming significant amounts of trans fats when they thought they were avoiding them altogether.   Continue reading “The Trans Fat Ban that Never Was”

News-Leader – by Brandie Piper

CRYSTAL CITY, Mo. – A possible Ebola case is being investigated at Mercy Jefferson Hospital in Crystal City.

John Winkelman, a spokesperson for the hospital, says the male patient recently returned from West Africa and was admitted to the hospital Wednesday evening.

Winkelman called the patient “low-risk,” and says he has been isolated in an area not connected to the hospital.   Continue reading “Possible Ebola case in Jefferson County, Mo.”

The Organic Prepper

What’s the most controversial topic at the grocery store these days?

It’s GMOs.

Should you consume them? Are they okay in moderation? Should you strictly avoid them at all times? And if so, how on earth can you manage to navigate the store without stepping into a genetically modified landmine? And if you really want to challenge yourself, how can you do that on a budget?   Continue reading “How to Avoid GMOs When You’re on a Budget”

RT

The Canadian lakes are slowly but steadily turning into jelly since the industrial pollution has given jelly-clad organisms an edge over their calcium-protected competitors, researchers say, warning about potential impact on drinking water systems.

A battle between competing planktons in the delicate Ontario Lakes ecosystems is being won by “jelly-clad organism” called Holopedium that’s got an advantage over the planktonic Daphnia – all thanks to industrial pollution and acid rain – says new research by Cambridge University scientists published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.   Continue reading “Industrial pollution turning Canadian lakes into ‘jelly’”

Mail.com

BALTIMORE (AP) — It seems Tavon “Bulldog” White is still in control, but this time it’s from the witness stand rather than behind bars.

It’s been more than a year since White pleaded guilty to running a criminal enterprise from within the Baltimore City Detention Center, where prosecutors say he used smuggled cellphones to direct crimes on the streets, oversaw the distribution of narcotics, and impregnated four prison guards who helped him and other jailed Black Guerilla Family gang members operate with impunity.   Continue reading “After guilty plea, BGF leader looms over trial”

RT

Making tens of millions of dollars simply playing a game may seem like a dream for most Americans, but former National Football League player Jason Brown gave up fame, the limelight and the cash for a chance to do something humbler: farming.

He’s not just growing vegetables in his backyard, though. After retiring from professional football, Brown purchased a North Carolina farm totaling more than 1,000 acres, dedicated to the idea of growing food and giving it away to charities and those in need.   Continue reading “Who needs $37mn? NFL star gives up sport to farm, feed hungry”

RT

CIA Director John Brennan and top agency officers are considering organizational restructuring that could mesh long-separate spying and analysis divisions into hybrid units tasked with following individual regions and US security threats.

Current and former US intelligence officials told The Washington Post that the proposed reorganization of the spy agency’s current, decades-old structure is only in preliminary stages and could change upon further review. In September, Brennan appointed an internal CIA panel of “senior officers” to evaluate the proposal.   Continue reading “CIA prepares for dramatic changes”

Mail.com

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — A new blast of lake-effect snow roared through western New York with thunder and lightning on Thursday, raising to nearly 6 feet the three-day total in parts of the Buffalo area.

But even as it strained roofs and stalled daily life, the snow wasn’t the only worry. Forecasters warned a rapid weekend warmup and rain could turn all that snow into floods. “It’s a force of nature, a massive force of nature,” Deputy Erie County Commissioner Richard Tobe said during a Thursday morning briefing, where he announced an eight storm-related death. “We’re prepared, but the storm is gigantic and persistent.”   Continue reading “Round 2: Buffalo faces another wintry wallop”

I’m thinking that if they don’t get the response they expect out of Ferguson they will be able to fall back with this.

Breitbart – by Matthew Boyle

Conservatives say that Republican leaders, including House Speaker John Boehner and incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, will be “complicit” in President Barack Obama’s planned executive amnesty if they don’t pull out all the stops to block him.

They warn that chaos is around the corner if that’s how it goes down, even though they’d much rather have Republican leaders fight the president alongside them.   Continue reading “‘Open Rebellion’: Chaos If Republicans Don’t Withhold Funding For Obama Executive Amnesty”