Year: 2014

Reuters – by Nate Raymond

U.S. Representative Michael Grimm of New York pleaded guilty to a federal felony tax charge on Tuesday, seven weeks after coasting to reelection despite his indictment.

Grimm, a Republican, pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to aiding the preparation of a false tax return in connection with a health food restaurant, Healthalicious, that he co-owned before his political career.   Continue reading “U.S. Rep. Grimm pleads guilty to tax fraud: defense lawyer”

Jay’s Analysis – by Jay Dyer

From Chemtrails to Directed Energy Weapons, the System is Set on Total Control

There has been much speculation in the last few years as to the authenticity of the claims of “chemtrail” spraying of the ionosphere by secretive groups for unknown reasons, with such claims generally receiving the scorn of tinfoil hat insanity. Distinguished from “contrails,” the normal water and ice crystal formations that result from aircraft exhaust vapor, “chemtrails” is the popular name for aerosol spraying by planes in different layers of the atmosphere under the cover of numerous global geoengineering programs.   Continue reading ““Chemtrails” Exposed – Global Geoengineering PsyOps Documented”

Breitbart – by Joel B. Pollak

The Cuban dictatorship has long had its fans on the left—those who see in the Castro regime a plucky, multiracial workers’ utopia, whose advanced medical system is proof alone that it would thrive absent the bullying of the United States.

For them, the many horrors of totalitarian rule—the suppression of dissent, the torture of political prisoners, the arrests of journalists, the export of terror, and the persecution of gays—are either capitalist propaganda, or an acceptable price.   Continue reading “Meet the California Landlords Who Love the Castro Regime”

Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ

MCALLEN, Texas – An illegal alien from Mexico who was working as a choir teacher for a Texas border church has been arrested for allegedly trying to seduce an 11-year-old girl. Authorities believe other girls may have been victimized.

Police in the rural border city of Palmview arrested Jesus Bustos earlier this week on the charge of indecency with a child, court documents obtained by Breitbart Texas show.   Continue reading “Illegal Alien Church Choir Leader Accused of Molesting Girl in Texas”

Breitbart – by Wynton Hall

With fracking and shale oil production putting increasing pressure on OPEC, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi issued bold and startling remarks to the Middle East Economic Survey, announcing OPEC is prepared to let oil prices fall to $20 a barrel.

“It is not in the interest of OPEC producers to cut their production, whatever the price is,” said Naimi. “Whether it goes down to $20, $40, $50, $60, it is irrelevant.”   Continue reading “Saudi Oil Minister: $100 Barrels of Oil May Be Gone Forever”

CNS News – by Ali Meyer

The assassination of two police officers in New York City on Saturday; and the deadly attack on a Tarpon Springs, Fla. police officer one day later have boosted the toll of police deaths to 114 for 2014. More than half of the officers killed were attacked in some way. And the year is not over yet.

As of early Tuesday, 114 police officers were listed on the 2014 Honor Roll of Heroes compiled annually by the Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP). That’s already more than the 105 officers who died in 2013.   Continue reading “114 Police Killed on Duty in 2014; 46 Were Shot to Death”

Yahoo News – by Jordan Zakarin

After a month of leaks, embarrassment, and terrorist threats — not to mention an admonishment from President Obama himself — Sony has reversed course and will release The Interview on Christmas Day in a limited number of theaters.

The Alamo Drafthouse, an independent theater chain based in Austin, confirmed to Yahoo Movies that it will screen the Seth Rogen-James Franco comedy about assassinating North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. The Plaza theater chain in Georgia also tweeted that it would be showing the film.    Continue reading “‘The Interview’ Will Play in Select Theaters on Christmas Day”

Reuters – by LUCIA MUTIKANI

The U.S. economy grew at its quickest pace in 11 years in the third quarter, the strongest sign yet that growth has decisively shifted into higher gear.

The economy appears to have sustained some of the momentum in the fourth quarter. Other data on Tuesday showed consumer spending rose solidly in November, which could offset an unexpected weakness in durable goods orders.   Continue reading “U.S. economy accelerates sharply in third quarter; consumer spending rises”

AmmoLand – by Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- The latest apparent overreaction about guns and schools appears to be in Ohio, in Stark County, at the Marlington High School in Alliance.   A high school student texted a middle school student.  Attached to the message was a picture of a gun.  The middle school student showed the picture to their teacher, the teacher contacted the police, and the High School was put on lockdown.   From wkyc.com:   Continue reading “Ohio School Lockdown for Picture of Gun, Text”

UPI – by Ben Hooper

BRESCIA, Italy, Dec. 23 (UPI) — Police in northern Italy announced they seized two chow-chow dogs from a circus that had dyed the canines’ hair in an attempt to pass them off as pandas.

Environmental police said they visited the circus Friday in Brescia and discovered officials were charging children to have their pictures taken with two “pandas” that were actually chow-chow dogs with a black-and-white dye job.   Continue reading “Police: Circus dyed dogs to pass off as pandas”

iHLS

Every year Kaspersky Lab experts evaluate the level of cyber-threats. In 2014 we saw considerable growth in the number of malicious attacks on user computers and mobile devices, further development of financial malware and a change in the vectors of web attacks. In 2013, most web attacks were carried out using malicious web resources located in the USA and Russia while in 2014 Germany hosted more malicious sites than everywhere except the USA. The Netherlands remained in 3rd place.   Continue reading “One billion more: Kaspersky Lab counts up this year’s cyber-threats”

Natural News – by JD Heyes

Officials with Riverside County, Calif., removed a newborn baby from her mother without a valid reason or a court-ordered warrant, a practice that the county does very often, according to claims made by the mother in a federal class action lawsuit.

The lead plaintiff in the suit, known as “A.A.,” which is the baby, filed suit against the county, Juvenile Dependency Investigator Karla Torres, Torres’ supervisor Felicia M. Butler, and “all similarly situated county social workers and investigators” Dec. 12, Courthouse News Service reported.   Continue reading “California county routinely kidnaps thousands of babies without any warrant or reason, lawsuit claims”

The Anti-Media – by John Vibes

According to a number of global mainstream media sources, the Pentagon is covering up a disturbing video that was never made public with the rest of the recent torture report.

According to various well respected journalists, including Seymour Hersh, the appalling video was recorded at Abu Ghraib, the notorious US torture dungeon in Iraq that made headlines roughly a decade ago, when the inhumane tactics being used at the prison were exposed.   Continue reading “Classified Evidence: US Soldiers Raped Boys In Front Of Their Mothers”

Press TV

“I think what has gone under the radar as far as the Cuba-America agreement is concerned, a lot of people are taken by surprise, but in fact this is one of the few possibilities that the United States has to actually upset the new Russian order,” Daniel Estulin, author and presenter from Madrid, told Press TV in an interview on Sunday.   Continue reading “US-Cuba deal ‘new front for Russia war’: Analyst”