Year: 2014

Syria Comment – by James McMichael

President Obama is considering supplying Syrian rebels with Man-Portable Air Defense Systems (Manpads).  These antiaircraft missiles are small enough to be carried and fired by a single person; they can destroy jet fighters and civilian airliners alike. If President Obama gives his approval for their supply to Syrian rebels, he will violate several international antiterrorism agreements that prohibit the supply of Manpads to non-state actors. This will negate a decade of U.S. anti-terrorism diplomacy, put air travelers at risk, and destroy the growing international anti-terrorism norm against supplying Manpads to non-state actors.   Continue reading “Obama Approval of Manpads for Rebels Would Violate US Agreements, Policy, and Endanger Airliners”

Sent to us by Dorothy who said: This is all with the North American Union.  I expect to see Chinese Troops coming down this road that is being built by American dollars.

Sierra Vista Herald – by CAROL BROEDER

WILLCOX — A district engineer from the Arizona Department of Transportation is scheduled to speak in Sunsites April 8 regarding changes to Highway 191.

ADOT Senior Engineer Bill Harmon, who will make a presentation at the The Pearce/Sunsites Chamber of Commerce meeting beginning at 5:45 p.m. at the Sunsites Community Center, 1270 Treasure Road, in Sunsites.   Continue reading “Increase in border truck traffic due to NAFTA will impact Arizona highway”

The Daily Sheeple 

Reeling from the leak of classified data, NSA officials have anticipated future leaks by sometimes announcing them to the media preemptively, a minimization tactic according to one of the journalists still holding the intel agency’s documents.

Glenn Greenwald, formerly of The Guardian and now of First Look Media, penned a column Monday criticizing both US National Security Agency brass and what he sees as complicit reporters for their role in repeating unverified claims about the intelligence agency.   Continue reading “NSA whistleblower journalist criticizes agency’s staged leaks”

Natural News – by Arpana Sagwal Chaudhary, Ph.D.

It is deeply rooted in our psyche that antioxidants help prevent cancer, and the multi-billion-dollar food supplement industry has exploited this belief for years. One reason why antioxidants are touted to be beneficial is because they scavenge upon free radicals. The fact is, these free radicals are indeed harmful, damage cells and DNA, and cause early aging and cancer. The larger question here is what type of antioxidants are proven to be bad?   Continue reading “Taking artificial vitamin supplements? Think again. Their antioxidant component scientifically proven to cause cancer”

Natural News – by Mike Adams

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Southern California early this morning, shattering windows and damaging homes. The city of Fullerton suffered seven water main breaks, cutting off tap water to thousands of homes. Minor injuries were reported and there was considerable property damage, but fortunately no deaths were reported.

“At least 20 aftershocks had been recorded by late Friday” reported the LA Times(1) which went on to report:   Continue reading “5.1 earthquake rocks Southern California: Here are 10 urgent preparedness tips for surviving a damaged city”

Natural News – by Mike Adams

As the conventional news coverage of Flight 370 becomes increasingly delusional and detached from reality, for the sake of all those families and loved ones still suffering I thought it important to publish a reality check that can help bring the discussion back to some common sense.

Let’s cover five indisputable facts about governments, radar and aircraft:   Continue reading “Flight 370 reality check: A Boeing 777 doesn’t disappear unless governments want it to disappear”

Natural News – by L.J. Devon

Organic farms in 53 out of 58 counties in California are set to produce “faked,” cheapened organic meat and dairy products in the first quarter of 2014.

In the face of a historic drought, California’s organic standards have been cut in half. Instead of requiring livestock to graze on nutrient-rich grass for four months, the standards will be slashed to accommodate drought conditions. During the drought, livestock will only be required to graze for two months, allowing farmer’s to bring in emergency feed for their livestock, which scientifically cheapens the nutritive, organic standards.   Continue reading “California lowers organic standards in face of historic drought”

Monday Morning

A record breaking stock market is distorting a frightening reality: The U.S. is being eaten alive by a horrific cancer that will ultimately destroy the economy and impoverish the vast majority of its citizens.

That’s according to Peter Schiff, the best-selling author and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, who delivered his harsh warning to investors in a recent interview on Fox Business.   Continue reading “Schiff: 2/3 of America to Lose Everything Because of This Crisis”

Now the End Begins

Both Barack and Michelle Obama have a “flag problem” that has followed them around the entire time they have been campaigning for and serving in the White House. You will remember back in 2008 when Barack Obama adamantly refused to wear the American flag pin on his lapel like every other candidate.   Continue reading “Michelle Obama Proudly And Wildly Waves The Flags Of Red Chinese Communism”

International Business Times – by Vittorio Hernandez

X Republic – by Zeke J Miller

A group of Republican donors is pledging to stop the tea party favorite from winning the 2016 presidential nomination because of his more non-interventionist views on foreign policy

LAS VEGAS—Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is hard at work laying the groundwork for an almost-certain presidential campaign in 2016, but as he broadens his support among libertarian and younger voters, there’s a budding counter-campaign to take him down if he becomes a threat to actually win the nomination.   Continue reading “GOP donors pledge to ‘take down’ Rand Paul if he comes close to winning nomination”

Reuters

The central banks of Germany and China signed an agreement on Friday to facilitate transactions in the Chinese currency in Frankfurt, the Bundesbank said, making Germany’s financial capital the first hub for such payments in Europe.

The Bundesbank and the People’s Bank of China signed a memorandum of understanding during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Germany on Friday, ahead of a similar agreement between China and Britain expected on Monday.   Continue reading “Frankfurt becomes Europe’s first renminbi payment hub”