Year: 2014

Mail.com

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Laura Juarez is supposed to receive close to $1,200 as her share of a $3.4 billion settlement among hundreds of thousands of Native Americans whose land-trust royalties were mismanaged by the government for more than a century.

The Bakersfield, California, notary public was going to pool that money with her husband’s share, along with a portion of what was coming to her father’s estate, to send her 17-year-old daughter to a student-ambassador program in Australia.   Continue reading “Frustration grows over $3.4B settlement delay”

It Ain’t Holy Water

Jon Rappoport

A federal bill, HR 3717 (Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act of 2013), is being refined in the hope of gaining big support from both sides of the political aisle.

Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) is the key point man for the American Psychiatric Association.

This bill is playing off of Aurora, Sandy Hook, Boston, and other recent “mass events.”   Continue reading “Alert: imperial psychiatric empire is invading the mind”

USA News – by Roger Yu

AT&T agreed Sunday to buy DirecTV for about $48.5 billion in yet another mammoth deal in the pay-TV space this year that would immediately boost the telecom giant’s customer base at a time of confounding industry challenges.

The merger, which both boards approved Sunday, is the latest evidence of TV-industry consolidation, one born of telecommunications companies’ desire to amass customers and control content and delivery. With streaming and wireless technology upending the industry, cable and satellite service providers are rushing to add product options while boosting revenue per customer to please shareholders.   Continue reading “AT&T buys DirecTV for $48.5 billion”

ABC News – by PIERRE THOMAS and MIKE LEVINE

The United States government is set to file charges against government officials in China for allegedly hacking U.S. business interests, marking the first time ever that the U.S. government has formally accused another nation of using the Internet to break into U.S. businesses and gain unfair economic advantage, ABC News has learned.

The move carries enormous diplomatic implications, as the Justice Department and FBI are expected to announce charges today against several Chinese officials, according to sources. The charges will include economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.   Continue reading “US to Charge Chinese Officials in Hack Attack Thefts”

The National Patriot – by Craig Andersen

Government Land Grabs: The Truth Exposed – Part 1

It’s a word one doesn’t hear often, and more often than not, it’s associated with some medical terminology. Acute nasal drip. Acute arthritis… something along those lines but the word acute has a specific definition.

Acute – adjective: acute; comparative adjective: acute; superlative adjective: acutest    Continue reading “Government Land Grabs: The Truth Exposed – Part 1, 2, 3 and 4”

Natural Society – by Christina Sarich

Many countries classified as ‘third world’ are looking for inexpensive ways to purify water that has become contaminated by industrial waste, and individuals in the US, Europe, and other more prosperous nations could stand to find new ways of minimizing the contaminates in municipal water supplies as well. At a national meeting of the American Chemical Society, new evidence was presented that cilantro, the herb most commonly known as an ingredient in salsa and many Asian dishes, can help to leech toxins from water.   Continue reading “New Research Shows Cilantro can Remove Lead, Copper, Mercury from Tap Water”

Crockett Lives

Q: Why are there so many millionaires in Congress?

A: Because the grass is always greener over the cesspool.

Given that Barack Obama has increased his net worth by some 438% since coming to Washington, it’s not just Congress that flourishes from a proximity to excrement.

With Barbara Walters heading off to the glue factory, where oh where will we find unbiased journalists capable of conducting hard hitting interviews like this:

Continue reading “Obama Goes Green”

Green Med Info – by Dr. Kelly Brogan, M.D. and Sayer Ji

“Could you please make sure the eggs aren’t runny? I’m pregnant.”

At their first prenatal appointment, pregnant women are doled out a list of NO’s including deli meats, fish, and unpasteurized cheese. There is a growing awareness of the fact that this list may be dangerously NON EXHAUSTIVE (and largely misguided, especially when it comes to unpasteurized dairy and eggs).   Continue reading “Monsanto’s Darkest Secret: Roundup’s Effect On The Fetus”

Video Rebel’s Blog

There will be many messages coming from Shanghai when the Presidents of Russia, China and Iran meet. In my lifetime there has never been an American war that I liked or even thought was necessary. But to people like me who yearn for peace the end of American wars of aggression and greed will be the Good News of Shanghai.   Continue reading “Message Of The Shanghai Summit: No More Dollar Imperialism Wars”

RT News

Ukraine’s crisis was, predictably, at the center of Vladimir Putin’s annual televised interview. He said the situation can only be solved through a compromise between internal players. Below are the president’s ten most significant quotes.   Continue reading “Putin’s annual Q&A: 10 most compelling quotes”

The Press Enterprise – by John Asbury

A Riverside jury is expected to begin deliberations Wednesday over whether a former Beaumont police officer was using excessive force or doing his job when he permanently blinded a woman with a high-powered pepper spray gun.

Enoch Clark, 38, is on trial on four felony counts of assault by a police officer and causing great bodily injury.    Continue reading “BEAUMONT: Jury weighs police pepper spray that blinded woman”