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When his 27-year old daughter Lisa died suddenly of liver failure five years ago, Steve Mason was as devastated as any father would be.
He and his wife Darnelle immediately took in Lisa’s three children — ages 4, 7 and 9 at the time — even though they knew it would be a huge struggle to support them. Steve earns less than $75,000 per year as a pastor, while Darnelle earns even less as a director at the same church. Continue reading “Grieving parents hit with $200,000 in student loans”
Eric Garner died in police custody in part because for several decades the NYPD has doggedly enforced smaller, seemingly innocuous “quality-of-life” crimes. According to Mayor de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bratton, the NYPD will continue to strictly enforce laws against loosie peddlers and subway dancers. “I can understand why any New Yorker may say, that’s not such a big offense,” de Blasio said. “But a violation of the law is a violation of the law.”
Commissioner Bratton added, “We need the public’s help also to appreciate that when an officer does approach you to correct your behavior, that you respond. That’s what democracy is all about.” Continue reading “De Blasio: Broken Windows Policing Is Here To Stay”
Florida Watchdog – by Marianela Toledo
MIAMI — Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina says $2 billion in federal aid and other U.S. investment in Central America could help end the flood of migrants across the U.S. southern border.
But it’s a fool’s game, says the leader of a charity serving immigrants from Honduras.
“I think giving money to these governments is a serious mistake,” said Francisco Portillo, president of the Honduran Francisco Morazan Integrated Organization in Miami. Continue reading “Guatemala’s president: $2 billion ought to help border crisis”
Daily Sabah – by Hatice Karahan
The attacks launched by Israel on Gaza on July 8, 2014 caused hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries in a period of three weeks.
While the so-called “Operation Protective Edge” conceals itself behind the fake “self-defense” argument, what lies at the root of the on-going massacre is totally different: Energy. Continue reading “Israel’s Gaza Massacre: “Operation Energy””
The sodium fluoride added to U.S. water supplies is contaminated with the toxic elements lead, tungsten and aluminum, a Natural News Forensic Food Labs investigation has revealed. Strontium and uranium were also found in substantial quantities in some samples, raising additional questions about the purity of industrial fluoride used for water fluoridation.
These ICP-MS results, shown below, were determined with the very same ICP-MS laboratory instrumentation used by the FDA and various universities. Mike Adams, director of the lab and one of the world’s leading researchers into heavy metals contamination of foods, conducted the research.
Continue reading “Fluoride used in U.S. water supplies found contaminated with lead, tungsten, strontium, aluminum and uranium”
Earlier this month, we ran a report on the CDC anthrax blunder. As if that weren’t bad enough, there have been additional exposures since we posted that report. This time, it involved the shipment of live, highly contagious, and deadly H5N1 avian influenza samples.
As previously reported, as many as 841 scientists and staff members at a US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) biolab were exposed to live anthrax in June. The live pathogen had been sent from a higher-security facility. Continue reading “In the Wake of CDC Anthrax Release, Even More Errors Involving Deadly Pathogens Are Discovered”
MOSCOW, July 29 (RIA Novosti) – The Russian Navy’s Vice-Admiral Kulakov, an Udaloy-class destroyer, is moving to the eastern parts of the Mediterranean Sea, where it will join the permanent Russian naval task force, Northern Fleet spokesman Capt. 1st Rank Vadim Serga said.
Earlier this month, the Vice-Admiral Kulakov entered the port of La Valetta, Malta, where Northern Fleet sailors celebrated Russia’s Navy Day while berthed in Dock No. 6 at the Maltese shipyard. Continue reading “Russian Naval Destroyer Moving to Mediterranean”
I know how you all feel about Gordon Duff, but if what he says in his interview with Stew Webb is true, according to Kerry Cassidy, then perhaps it might be worth hearing.
Gordon says DHS is run by Israel and there is a “study group” learning how to take down the American electrical grid, with another group designing weapons to do it. This all brings memories back about what Janet Napolitano said about an EMP attack before she left office. I personally think this is important. I plan on listening to the interview.
Project Camelot – by Kerry Cassidy
Everyone needs to listen to this interview with GORDON DUFF by Stew Webb: Continue reading “911 Planned at an American Lab”
Two women trespassing on railroad tracks in southern Indiana narrowly missed a fatal encounter with a freight train when they were caught in the middle of a bridge as the train approached, authorities said.
The action, which unfolded on the morning of July 10, was captured on a camera mounted on the train, and authorities released the video today. Continue reading “The Horrifying Moment Two Women Realize a Freight Train Is About to Hit Them”
We’re in a drought here in CA and now this?
UCLA students were up to their shins in water Tuesday after a massive water main break near the university flooded the campus.
Students and others on campus documented the incident, some sharing serious concern as large amounts of water continued to pour onto school grounds. Continue reading “Stunning images from the UCLA water main break”
After their total failure to blame eastern Ukrainian Rebels and Moscow for what appears to be Kiev forces shooting down Fight MH17 on July 17th, Washington and its NATO allies have shifted their propaganda strategy in a new attempt to implicate Russia for international war crimes…
Over the weekend, Washington used its US ambassador to the Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, to launch another fabricated social media post designed to blame Russia for “firing artillery over its border into the Ukraine”. Continue reading “After Failed MH17 False Flag, Washington Attempts Bold New Moves to Frame Russia”
Texas –-(Ammoland.com)- On Sunday July 26th 2014, CATI (Come and Take It) conducted a walk through downtown Austin to raise awareness for the current restrictions on gun rights in Texas.
This walk is done monthly, and today’s walk was led by Thomas Jefferson from their Austin Chapter. Anti-gun protestors decided to crash the event and protest the protest, accept they conducted their protest TOPLESS! Continue reading “MDA Anti Gun Moms Protest TOPLESS Against Texas Open Carry Group”
The publishing of an alleged transcript between U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised eyebrows and provoked debate on Tuesday, at a time when relations between the U.S. and Israel are said to hit a low over the latter’s deadly ground invasion of Gaza. Read Wall Street Journal article (subscription required) on why tensions are climbing.
It’s not unusual for either side to publish what’s called a “readout” — basically, a diplomatic summary of the conversation — and the readout from the White House side of a Sunday call between the two leaders wasn’t effusive. Continue reading “Reported transcript between Obama and Netanyahu fuels uproar”
All mobile phones logged into the Wi-Fi network at Helsinki Airport will be monitored by an in-house tracking system that identifies passengers’ real-time movements.
The technology has been criticised by privacy advocate groups, but is said to be aimed at monitoring crowds and preventing bottlenecking at the airport, which sees around 15 million passengers a year, Bloomberg reports.
Continue reading “‘Big Brother’ airport installs world’s first real-time passenger tracking system”
CNN Money – by Blake Ellis
Gothamist
Natural News – by Mike Adams
Dr. Mercola
RIA Novosti
ABC News
21st Century Wire
AmmoLand – by Eric Reed
Market Watch
The Telegraph – by Soo Kim