Year: 2014

Global Research – by James F. Tracy

In a recent editorial, “Smart-meter Phobia Sad, But Don’t Cut Power,” the Palm Beach Post hyped safety claims of Florida Power and Light / Next Era Energy accompanying the utility’s statewide “smart meter” deployment while condemning the roughly 6,000 Florida households that have declined such technology.

The Post often weighs in on regional and state affairs with a discriminating editorial voice. In this instance, however, the paper’s editorial staff has chosen to ignore hard scientific data that clearly lay out the health-related dangers of exposure to the non-ionizing microwave radiation emitted by smart meters and similar wireless technologies.   Continue reading “Health Impacts of “Smart Meters”. Florida Media Ignores Dangers of Exposure to Non-ionizing Microwave Radiation”

Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

When police searched his vehicle, they found marijuana, cocaine, and heroin.

Miami police officer Christopher Vital was arrested Thursday morning in Miami Beach on suspicion of drunk driving and possession of drugs. Now he is facing charges for driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, possession of narcotics and criminal mischief.   Continue reading “Cop Caught Driving Drunk At 100 MPH In A Car Filled With Drugs”

Yes, the history of the Jewish people is filled with persecutions and expulsions.

Date – Place – Event

580 B.C. Babylon/Judea “Nebuchadnezzar conquers Judea, burns Temple”
38 B.C. “Alexandria, Egypt” Mob Attacks
3 B.C. Egypt Expulsion   Continue reading “Timeline of Jewish Persecutions”

The New American – by Selwyn Duke

“You must never [again] refer to Asian men,” and your “awareness of ethnic issues” needs to be raised. This chastisement was given to a UK Home Office researcher who, apparently, was thought guilty of “racism.” Her offense?

She blew the whistle on a pedophilia ring in the English town of Rotherham.   Continue reading “U.K. Woman Who Reported Muslim Pedophilia Forced Into “Diversity Training””

The thinking Patriot has known this will be the play of our enemies. Why should anyone have doubted it? So with all this in mind, let’s just dispatch these creatures now.

ABC News – by JIM KUHNHENN

Abandoning his pledge to act by the end of summer, President Barack Obama has decided to delay any executive action on immigration until after the November congressional elections, White House officials said.   Continue reading “President Obama to Delay Immigration Action”

RT

A Muslim woman, and human rights lawyer has taken her accusations of NYPD’s abuse and racism to court, following her violent detention over blocking the sidewalk after a pro-Palestinian demonstration in New York.

The lawsuit was filed on Tuesday, with Chaumtoli Huq stating that the policemen used “unreasonable and wholly unprovoked force,” the Telesur media outlet reported.   Continue reading “Muslim lawyer sues NYPD after arrest for ‘blocking the sidewalk’ during pro-Palestinian rally”

RT

Infectious, deadly diseases and toxins like plague, botulism and ricin have been uncovered at government laboratories in the United States. The discovery also revealed some of the vials had been stored for over 60 years.

The revelations come after officials from the National Institute of Health (NIH) made a sweep of government owned laboratories in July after they found smallpox. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also admitted it had found vials at a lab at the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.   Continue reading “Toxic trail: Forgotten vials of ricin and plague discovered at US govt lab”

RT

A US publishing company has chosen to teach children about the crimes of the Islamic State group in a coloring book. The company’s co-founder, who spoke to RT’s Gayane Chichakyan, believes the project is justified as it “tells the truth.”

It’s not the first time the US publisher Really Big Coloring Books has addressed the issue of terrorism. Three years ago the company’s graphic 9/11 themed edition – “We Shall Never Forget 9/11: Kids’ Book of Freedom” – ignited a firestorm of controversy, with some only arguing the topic was inappropriate for a coloring book, while others labeled it anti-Muslim propaganda.    Continue reading “‘Terror update:’ Controversial anti-ISIS coloring book featuring tortures hits stores”

Activist Post – by Bernie Suarez

There are many issues currently threatening humanity. Here are some of the most critical issues that come to mind. Issues that humanity must figure out if it is to survive the current fight against the controlling class. Perhaps at some point we will figure it all out.

Changes never happen overnight; and, as a whole, most Americans hopefully do have a few things in common. Surely one of the solutions is to look for what we all have in common and see how we can all work together to improve things. Coming together on wider platforms is also a key to moving forward.   Continue reading “Top 10 Greatest Problems Humanity Currently Faces”

Now the End Begins

The LGBTQ Mafia has fully adopted the issue of amnesty for illegal alien border criminals, and added it to the ever-expanding roster of American “civil rights” which they demand at the point of a gun. Sexual orientation has gone from being a lifestyle choice to a “civil right” guaranteed by the Founding Fathers in the United States Constitution. And now we have criminals “demanding their right” to become citizens after illegally breaking-and-entering into our sovereign nation. Obama has said that he will sign an Executive Order declaring amnesty after the elections in November. We are the generation that is watching the “great experiment” of liberty and freedom crumble at it’s very foundation.  Continue reading “LGBTQ Mafia to March on Washington, Demand Amnesty for Illegal Alien Criminals”

IRIN Global

BANGKOK, 3 September 2014 (IRIN) – Activists warn of a harmful regression in the World Bank’s safeguard policies, claiming that proposed changes being considered this autumn could weaken the rights of indigenous people, and others in danger of displacement and abuse as a result of Bank-funded development projects.

“This [version of the safeguards] will be dangerous backsliding into their bad legacy of treatment against indigenous people if it is approved,” said Joan Carling, secretary-general of the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP), a network that operates in 14 Asian countries.   Continue reading “Concerns Over World Bank Proposals to Roll Back Safeguards for Indigenous People”

RT

Six vessels fom the Russian North fleet have left their base in Severomorsk in the Barents Sea and set off for the New Siberian Islands, where a military base under reconstruction will start functioning later this year.

“The major goal of the latest expedition of the North fleet ships to the Arctic is to deliver personnel, equipment and property of the North fleet’s tactical group, which starting this year is going to fulfill military service at the New Siberian Islands on a permanent basis,” said the North fleet commander, admiral Vladimir Korolyov.   Continue reading “Russian Navy sends flotilla to Arctic to start permanent service at military base”

Mail.com

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — A search-and-rescue operation resumed at first light Saturday off Jamaica’s northeast coast as crews hope to solve the mystery of a small private plane carrying a prominent upstate New York couple who were taken on a ghostly 1,700-mile journey after the pilot was apparently incapacitated at the controls.

Maj. Basil Jarrett of the Jamaica Defense Force said early Saturday that possible wreckage of the high-performance plane was spotted Friday evening by a military aircraft flying off the island’s northeast coast. He said military personnel were trying to recover the floating debris roughly 24 miles off the coastal town of Port Antonio and it was too early to determine whether it was indeed wreckage from the plane.   Continue reading “Mystery shrouds US couple’s crash off Jamaica”

NJ.com – by Salvadore Rizzo

TRENTON — Wall Street analysts at Fitch Ratings today downgraded New Jersey’s bond rating for the second time this year, citing the state’s poor economic performance, Gov. Chris Christie’s rosy revenue forecasts — which failed to materialize — and his decision to plug the resulting budget gap by cutting $2.4 billion in funding for the state’s strained pension system.

Fitch said Christie’s decision to cut the pension payments this year marked a “repudiation” of a bipartisan plan he signed to fix the beleaguered retirement system for public workers, which is underfunded by nearly $40 billion, according to state estimates.   Continue reading “Fitch downgrades N.J. debt, saying Christie is repudiating his pension reform”