Month: September 2015

By Ann Fillmore, PhD

In January 2015, I began receiving reports by email, telephone and over Facebook of very specific symptoms from very specific locations under very specific spraying activity throughout Oregon. From my experience as a counselor, having had to do an internship for drug rehabilitation many long years ago, I instantly recognized that the symptoms were being caused, almost certainly, by lithium intake. How could so many people be suddenly dosed up on lithium? And then it hit here in Reedsport, a tiny town on the central coast of Oregon. I had no more doubt. I posted my findings on the various FB pages.   Continue reading “Lithium and the Experiment over Oregon”

BATR

Perceptive political watchers know all too well that foreign policy seldom changes from one administration to the next. Oh, the edges may soften and the emphasis may project modifications, but the core thrust of the State Department and the military-industrial-complex keeps on track their need to maintain the aggressive war deployments of the American Empire. The undisputable fact that underpins the post World War II era has seen an unending crisis of national character. How can a republic be waging permanent war and retain the essence of representative self-government?   Continue reading “The Warmonger Presidential Candidates”

CBC News – by James Cudmore

The Canadian military has been working on a plan to create with the United States a bi-national integrated military force to deploy to hot spots around the world.

The so-called Canada-U.S. Integrated Forces would be the result of an agreement between the two countries under which air, sea, land and special operations forces would be jointly deployed under unified command, outside Canada.   Continue reading “Canadian military ponders integrated force with U.S. to respond to hotspots”

Breitbart – by Pam Key

Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” House Minority Leader  Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) refused to acknowledge the controversial series of undercover videos showing Planned Parenthood doctors negotiating  prices for fetal tissue are real.

Pelosi said, “I don’t stipulate that these videos are real. And the fact is — and fact is that the research that is being criticized there is research that has been supported. now.  I haven’t seen — I’ve seen some news reports of it, but I also know that it’s not real and you can create any reality that you want.”   Continue reading “Pelosi Doubts Planned Parenthood Videos ‘Are Real’”

Video Rebel’s Blog

I have written before that the only way out of the Depression we are entering is to arrest the Bankers and to seize their assets for worldwide Debt Cancellation. Today I want to write about the Day After the Bankers are arrested.

Currently, if you pay a fee to the NYSE, you can put your high speed computer ahead of everyone else’s so you can front run their purchases and sales. Suppose a pension money fund wants to sell 100,000 shares of XYZ and your neighbor has money in a mutual fund that has decided to buy that same stock. Front Runners can take $100 million a day from your pensions and mutual funds by seeing the buy and sell orders placed and stepping in micro seconds before their orders are executed. The Front Runner buys 100,000 shares of XYZ and sells it a fraction of a second later at a profit. These profits are taken from both the buyer and the seller.   Continue reading “A Serious To Do List For The Day After The Bankers Are Arrested”

Jon Rappoport

On October 19, 2058, Dr. Smith Q Smith was led into a chamber buried under the US Department of Sacred Language. He was interviewed by Judge Garble Definite III. This is a partial transcript:

Judge: Do you know why you’re here today, Dr. Smith?   Continue reading “Who owns language?”

Mail.com

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Royal Dutch Shell is giving up on its expensive and controversial push to produce oil in Alaska’s Arctic waters, a decision that darkens the long-term oil prospects of the U.S. and brings relief to environmental groups that had tried desperately to block the project.

Shell is abandoning the region “for the foreseeable future” because it failed to find enough oil to make further drilling worthwhile. The company has spent more than $7 billion to explore for oil in Alaska’s Arctic, slogging through a years-long regulatory gauntlet and attracting spite from environmental groups who feared a spill in the Arctic’s harsh climate would be extremely difficult to clean up and devastating to polar bears, walruses, seals and other wildlife.   Continue reading “What it means: Shell abandons Arctic oil drilling”

Mail.com

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban seized more than half of the strategic northern city of Kunduz on Monday, including a hospital, a courthouse and other government buildings, in an assault by hundreds of insurgents who are now locked in fierce battles with government forces, police said.

Sayed Sarwar Hussaini, the spokesman for the provincial police chief, told The Associated Press that the insurgents overran more than half the city after launching coordinated early morning attacks. The city’s fall would mark a major loss for the government as it struggles to combat the insurgents without the aid of U.S. and NATO combat troops.   Continue reading “Afghan police: Taliban seize half of strategic northern city”

ABC News – by Alexander Mallen

President Obama took on a confrontational tone in his speech this morning to the United Nations General Assembly, specifically calling out Russia, China and Iran for destabilizing activities in various world conflicts.

Obama opened his speech directly decrying “strong states that seek to impose their will on weaker ones,” then alluded to Russian support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.   Continue reading “President Obama Confronts Russia, China and Iran In Speech to UN”

WNCN

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WBTW) — Horry County Police will dismiss a charge against a 13-year-old student after an examination of two suspicious notebooks revealed they did not pose a threat.

Lt. Raul Denis, spokesman for the Horry County Police Department, says someone found the two notebooks containing disturbing material inside a classroom at Forestbrook Middle School. A school resource officer was alerted of the discovery last Wednesday.   Continue reading “Autistic SC teen who plans to be nuclear engineer detained after notes found at school”

Washington Examiner – by Daniel Chaitin

17.6 million Americans were victims of identity theft in 2014, according to a government report released Sunday.

Eighty-six percent of the victims were targets of credit card and bank account fraud. An estimated 8.6 million victims had their credit card accounts stolen, 8.1 million victims had bank accounts meddled with. Another 1.5 million experience other varying types of identity theft, including telephone and insurance fraud.   Continue reading “17.4 million Americans hit by identity theft in 2014”

Fox 29

Camden County, NJ-(WTXF)-It’s not easy being green. In fact, it could even get you suspended from elementary school, especially if you’re wearing the wrong shade.

She says school officials told her not to bring her daughter back to class and as she told FOX 29’s Brad Sattin it had everything to do with the color of her shirt.    Continue reading “Mother Claims Her Daughter Was Suspended for Wearing Wrong Shade of Green”