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NBC Bay Area – by Bob Redell and Scott Budman
Homeland Security, Drug Enforcement Administration agents, hazmat crews and fire trucks descended on a residential home near downtown San Jose on Friday morning, causing a stir in the neighborhood and yielding at least one arrest.
The suspect wasn’t immediately identified. Continue reading “Homeland Security, DEA Descend on San Jose Home”
This may come as a surprise to those not living in Las Vegas, but there are more catholic churches than casinos.
Not surprisingly, some worshipers at Sunday Service will give casino chips rather than cash when the basket is passed.
Since they get chips from many different casinos the churches have devised a method to collect the offerings. Continue reading “Do Las Vegas Churches accept gambling chips?”
Rock Creek Free Press – by Wayne Madsen
The Navy released John McCain’s military record after a Freedom of Information Act request from the Associated Press. The record is packed with information on McCain’s medals and commendations but little else. The one thing that the McCain campaign does not want to see released is the record of McCain’s antics on board the USS Forestal in 1967. McCain was personally responsible for the deadliest fire in the history of the US Navy. That catastrophe, with 27 dead and over 100 wounded trumps McCain’s record as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam. Continue reading “Navy Releases McCain’s Records”
The Atlantic Journal-Constitution – by Taylor West
Dennis Marx, the shooter who attempted to occupy a Forsyth County court house Friday, has been identified by law enforcement officials as a member of the Sovereign Citizens Movement.
Marx represents a still-small percentage of the anti-government organization that escalates from “paper terrorism” to acts of violence. The group, classified by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a domestic terrorist organization, maintains the belief that they are not subject to municipal, state and federal systems of law, instead following only “common law.” Continue reading “Sovereign Citizens movement responsible for “paper terrorism,” violence”
Daily Mail – by JESSICA JERREAT
A former TSA employee, armed with homemade bombs and an assault rifle, was shot dead on Friday as he tried to enter an Atlanta, Georgia courthouse.
Dennis Marx, a self-proclaimed Sovereign Citizen, is believed to have been plotting to take hostages at the courthouse, where he had been due to attend a hearing on drug and weapons charges.
Deputy Daniel Rush, who was shot in the leg by the gunman, is being hailed a hero after he prevented Marx from gaining access to the building. Continue reading “Former TSA agent storms courthouse armed with rifles, homemade bombs and smoke grenades and shoots deputy before he is killed by officers”
I am getting sick and tired of some in the Alternative media sending the wrong narrative about Russia and the Ukrainian crisis. The accounts I am hearing from people who live in eastern and western Ukraine have a different point of view. I am getting annoyed hearing the war drums from some in the alternative media. They’re sounding more like the main stream media.
First I do not buy what the main stream is saying. I do not read them much nor waste my time. I do not give them any attention either. because this gives them a false credibility they do not deserve. I hear them bad mouth Russia and Putin saying this crisis is making Russia a police state. Well Russia is not the aggressor in all this. They are acting in defense of their borders and the safety of their people. Continue reading “Debuking The Russian Myths Coming From The Alternative And Mainstream Media”
Arizona Sky Watch – by Gabriel Cousens, M.D.
The Issue of Depleted Uranium (DU) is extraordinarily important. Though it represents a clear threat to the health of all humanity, and all life forms on planet Earth, it also represents a clear debasement and loss of any moral or ethical standards by the U.S. and by the rest of the world in allowing DU to be used in warfare. Scientists, medical professionals, war veterans, active duty personnel, international lawyers and the global human community are calling for an awareness of this crisis and simply to stop the use of Depleted Uranium, in order to preserve life on the planet.
It is a crisis that is clearly greater than even cancer or HIV/AIDS. It is contributing to an awesome increase in all types of cancers, birth defects, and disease in people, as well as plant and wildlife all over the world. Continue reading “Depleted Uranium – A Crime against Wisdom”
Two years ago, stories of fake tungsten-filled gold coins and bars began to spread; it appears, between the shortage of physical gold (after Asian central bank buying) and the increase in smuggling (courtesy of India’s controls among others) that gold fraud is back on the rise. As SCMP reports, a mainland China businessman, Zhao Jingjun, discovered that HK$270 million of 998kg of gold bars he bought in Ghana had been swapped for non-precious metal bars. What is perhaps even more worrisome, given the probe into commodity-financing deals and the rehypothecation evaporation; these gold bars were shipped to a Chinese warehouse before Zhao was able to confirm the fraud. Continue reading “One Ton Gold Shipment Into Hong Kong Revealed To Contain Just Worthless Metal”
Why do Zionists hate veterans? That is the question many Americans are asking after witnessing the Israel lobby’s media mugging of released prisoner-of-war Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
Since 2001, American soldiers have been risking their lives in a crusade whose main beneficiary is the Israeli regime. Nearly 5,000 US troops have been killed in Iraq – almost 4,500 of them since Bush declared “mission accomplished.” Another 4,000 US troops and contractors have died in Afghanistan. An estimated 320,000 veterans have brain injuries, and about 18 commit suicide every day according to Dr. Ira Katz, the VA’s head of Mental Health. Continue reading “Zionists vs. veterans: American tragedy”
A $10 million, 90-foot yacht was being launched in Washington state when it suddenly capsized.
The yacht, named Baden (pictured), had already been lowered into the water in Anacortes, Wash., when it slowly tilted and then sank, according to media reports.
The cause of last month’s accident is under investigation, but New World Yacht Builders, which built the yacht under the Northern Marine brand, said the problem appeared to be in the launch apparatus, not with the boat. Continue reading “Oops! $10 million yacht sinks after launch”
The new lawyer for Andrew Tahmooressi, the U.S. Marine held in Mexico for more than two months after mistakenly crossing the border with registered guns, is planning a new legal strategy to win the sergeant’s freedom.
Tijuana-based attorney Lamberto Jesus Esquer Dabdoub will be looking at the prolonged amount of time Tahmooressi was held at the border in the custody of the Mexican military March 31 in what Tahmooressi felt was a failed shakedown. Continue reading “Seven hours at the border: Marine held in Mexico’s new legal team hones case”
President Putin has hailed the Ukrainian president-elect’s “plan” to resolve crisis in the country, stressing that Ukraine should start internal dialogue, and that Russia is not a party to the conflict.
Vladimir Putin and Ukraine’s president-elect Petro Poroshenko have briefly spoken on the sidelines of the D-Day anniversary celebrations in Normandy. Continue reading “Putin hails Poroshenko’s ‘positive thinking’ on settling crisis after D-Day meeting”
SLOVIANSK, June 06. /ITAR-TASS/. Practically the entire town of Sloviansk in Ukraine’s southeastern Donetsk region has been left without electricity after a massive air strike staged by the Ukrainian army, a spokeswoman for the people’s mayor of Sloviansk told ITAR-TASS on Friday.
“There is no electricity in the majority of districts,” she said, adding that Internet connection had been lost practically all around the town too. According to the spokeswoman, water supplies had not yet been resumed in the majority of districts. Continue reading “Air strikes by Ukrainian army leave Sloviansk without electricity”
Activist Post – by Amanda Warren
A Tampa man is upset after returning to his expensive, decked out business truck after a concert to find it had been broken into and trashed. When he read the 2×3 scratched out note attached to the truck, he was most surprised to see that it was from Tampa police. Continue reading “Police Can Ransack Your Vehicle Without Your Presence?”
WHITEHALL, MT- Striking gold is everyone’s dream. Drinking it? Not so much.
Gleaming water is never a good sign. Mark Brown told NBC Montana that his wife, Sharon, was finishing the dishes when she noticed something unusual. She called her husband, and he couldn’t believe what he was seeing: gold flakes in his tap water, and even in the family’s toilet tank. “She had pulled the plug to let the water out and there were glistening, gleaming little flecks.” Continue reading “Couple finds gold in their tap water in Whitehall, Montana”
Boston Globe – by Kay Lazar and Shelley Murphy
US Drug Enforcement Administration investigators have visited the homes and offices of Massachusetts physicians involved with medical marijuana dispensaries and delivered an ultimatum: sever all ties to marijuana companies, or relinquish federal licenses to prescribe certain medications, according to several physicians and their attorneys.
The stark choice is necessary, the doctors said they were told, because of friction between federal law, which bans any use of marijuana, and state law, which voters changed in 2012 to allow medical use of the drug. Continue reading “DEA targets doctors linked to medical marijuana”
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Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden
Press TV – by Kevin Barrett
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Fox News – by Joseph J. Kolb
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