Month: April 2015

Raw Story

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s chief will step down within weeks, the Obama administration said on Tuesday, as a congressional panel planned to examine whether DEA agents divulged secrets at sex parties that Colombian drug lords may have staged.

Michele Leonhart will leave as DEA administrator in mid-May, said a statement from the Justice Department, which contains the DEA and other major law enforcement agencies.

“I want to express my appreciation to Michele, not only for her leadership of the DEA since 2007, but also for her 35 years of extraordinary service to the DEA,” Attorney General Eric Holder said in the statement.   Continue reading “DEA head Michele Leonhart resigns as Congress prepares investigation into sex parties”

The Independent

Alter News

Continue reading “Hundreds of children compensated for brain damage caused by vaccines”

Ready Nutrition – by Tess Pennington

The “back to the land” movement that is sweeping this nation has microfarms popping up on the grid left and right.  These microfarmers are getting back to the basics and their goal is to live a more simplified lifestyle.  They live primarily in a self sufficient manner by growing their own food, caring for smaller plots of land,  and raising livestock.

The breeds that are typically chosen for homesteads and microfarms are the heritage breeds because they have a better survival rate.  However, those homesteaders that live on smaller acreage or in urban settings who cannot provide the larger areas for animals to graze have chosen micro versions of these domesticated animals.  These microbreeds are bred to not only for their stature, but how much meat is butchered; and are also raised based upon their temperament, cost of raising the animal vs. it’s price in meat, and how much land the animal will need to graze.   Continue reading “How Micro Livestock Can Be Used For Suburban and Rural Sustainability”

KSDK 5 – by Alexandra Martellaro and Brandie Piper

FERGUSON, Mo. – Two schools are on lockdown after a suspect reportedly shot his brother in the head then barricaded himself in a home, police say.

The shooting happened early Tuesday afternoon in the 400 block of Warford. The victim was found in the street and was taken to a local hospital. Officials say the victim was alert while being transported.   Continue reading “Ferguson schools on lockdown due to standoff”

Breitbart – by Caroline May

The Obama administration is admitting it granted executive amnesty protections to a known gang member — one charged with four counts of murder — and is now reviewing prior approvals to double check that other gang members have not also been approved for deferred status.

In a letter to Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) dated Friday, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Leon Rodriguez explains that Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez’s request for deferred status under President Obama’s unilateral President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program “should not have been approved” based on standard procedure.   Continue reading “Obama Administration Admits Granting Known Gang Member Amnesty”

Economic Policy Journal

Letters are apparently going out to some JPMoragnChase customers announcing that cash will be prohibited from being stored in the bank’s safety deposit boxes.

At the Collectors Universe message board, a commenter reports:

My mother has a SDB at a Chase branch with one of my siblings as co-signers. Last week they got a letter outlining a number of changes to the lease agreement, including this: Continue reading “The Bankster War on Cash: JPMorganChase Begins to Prohibit the Storage of Cash in Its Safety Deposit Boxes”

The Verge – by Rick McCormick

For the first time in US history, a judge has decreed that a pair of chimpanzees held at a university research facility are covered by the same laws that govern the detention of humans, effectively rendering the animals as legal “people” in the eyes of the law. New York Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe said that the apes, held at Stony Brook University for research purposes, are covered by a writ of habeas corpus — a basic legal principle that lets people challenge the validity of their detention.   Continue reading “Judge gives chimpanzees human rights for the first time”

21st Century Wire – by Kurt Haskell, Patrick Henningsen

We’re been told that Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his younger brother Dzhokhar, are guilty of detonating two bombs at the Boston Marathon finish line on April 15, 2013. After such a long trial, followed by lengthy sentencing and penalty phases, are we any closer to knowing what really happened that day?  

The penalty phase of the trial begins today. The stakes could not be higher. Already, numerous Boston bombing victims and bystanders are speaking out in public opposing any death penalty sentence for alleged bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.    Continue reading “In Defense of Dzhokhar: The Real Smoking Gun in Boston”

This has already been proven not to be caused by a virus, or bacterial infection, which means it’s a toxin. Since it seems to have come out of nowhere it may be man-made, and that causes me to worry that it might be a chemtrail ingredient in the future. The fact of it killing people so quickly would make it an ideal weapon for decimating an angry population before they revolt.

Whether that’s the case or not, chemtrails are our greatest threat right now, not necessarily because of what they’re spraying today, but because a delivery system exists that has the potential of wiping all of us out very quickly.   Continue reading “Mysterious Disease Kills 18 Nigerian Patients Within a Day”

The Organic Prepper

A 2014 report on jobs showed some alarming statistics:  1 in 5 Americans have lost their jobs over the past five years and remained unemployed. The US economy is free-falling, and the middle class is taking the hit.

Unless you live in a neighborhood of rainbows and unicorns, it’s a good bet that this has happened to either your family or someone you know.  Sometimes the lay-off is expected, as you see your company’s profits dwindling. Other times, it is completely out of the blue when you get called into the managers office and handed your walking papers.   Continue reading “8 Steps to Surviving a Job Loss”

Buckeye Firearms Association – by Greg Ellifritz

Have you ever thought about what you might do if a criminal sprays you in the face with pepper spray? That scenario happened recently in New Jersey when a shoplifter sprayed two store security guards who confronted her after she stole some merchandise. The spray incapacitated the security guards and the woman escaped to a nearby hotel. When confronted by hotel security, she sprayed them as well. A criminal who will spray security guards will have no compunction about spraying you (his victim) as well. Read more about the incident at the link below:   Continue reading “Your Tactical Training Scenario- Defeating Pepper Spray”