Month: November 2015

The Real Agenda News – by Luis R Miranda

The black boxes will help provide details about what happened to the Russian plane that fell from the sky last week. According to Kogalimavia, the airline responsible for operating the aircraft, there is no sign that the plane had a mechanical or a technical problem. What is well known is that the plane exploded in mid-air before falling to the ground over Egyptian territory with 224 people on board.   Continue reading “Russian Plane Crash caused by “thermal and physical shock””

The Organic Prepper

Be honest. When you think about a stockpile, the first thing that comes to mind is food, right?

Preppers are well-known for having a stash of long-term food to sustain them through anything from a winter storm that leaves them stranded for a week to the end of the world, but there’s a lot more to a good stockpile than edible items.  Think about the things you use on a regular basis that you purchase from the store. Personal hygiene items, school supplies, cleaning supplies – the list goes on and on of consumable goods that you use without really thinking about it.   Continue reading “The Top 50 Non-Food Stockpile Necessities”

Fox News – by Christina Corbin

It might be the world’s most expensive gas station — not to mention a gross misuse of taxpayer money, according to a top government watchdog.

The Department of Defense spent $43 million to build a gas station in Afghanistan that should have cost roughly $500,000, the lead oversight team monitoring U.S. spending in Afghanistan has found. The discovery came as part of a broader investigation into allegations of criminal activity within the DOD’s premiere program to kick-start the Afghan economy.    Continue reading “‘Colossal waste’: DOD slammed for $43M, US-funded gas station in Afghanistan”

NBC News – by Ari Melber

On Monday, President Obama is announcing a new order to reduce potential discrimination against former convicts in the hiring process for federal government employees.

It is a step towards what many criminal justice reformers call “ban the box” – the effort to eliminate requirements that job applicants check a box on their applications if they have a criminal record. While the rule was once seen as a common sense way for employers to screen for criminal backgrounds, it has been increasingly criticized as a hurdle that fosters employment discrimination against former inmates, regardless of the severity of their offense or how long ago it occurred. Banning the box delays when employers learn of an applicant’s record.   Continue reading “Obama Bans Hiring Bias Against Ex-Cons Seeking Federal Jobs”

New York Post – by Sophia Rosenbaum

A worker at a Canadian pharmacy accidentally gave out out bipolar medication to trick-or-treaters instead of candy, according to a report.

The mix-up unfolded after a woman unknowingly dropped her 17-year-old son’s prescription drugs while on her way out of a Beauport pharmacy.   Continue reading “Pharmacy accidentally gave kids bipolar pills instead of candy”

Yahoo News

ANKARA (Reuters) – Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu called on Turkey’s political parties to come together and agree a new constitution after his ruling AK Party regained its parliamentary majority at a general election on Sunday.

“I’m calling on all parties entering parliament to form a new civilian national constitution,” he said in a balcony speech to thousands of AKP supporters at the party headquarters in Ankara, as fireworks lit the sky.   Continue reading “Turkish PM calls for new constitution after election victory”

Blacklisted News – Washington Times

When President Obama signs into law the new two-year budget deal Monday, his action will bring into sharper focus a part of his legacy that he doesn’t like to talk about: He is the $20 trillion man.

The Daily Caller – by Casey Harper

A nasty outbreak of E. Coli has forced Chipotle to close dozens of stores in multiple states.

Chipotle has closed 43 restaurants in Washington and Oregon because of the outbreak since many people affected said they ate at the restaurant before getting sick, Fox News Latino reports. So far, 22 people have been affected, eight of them hospitalized since the outbreak began Oct. 14, but experts expect it may only get worse.   Continue reading “Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak Closes Dozens Of Stores And It’s Only Getting Worse”

Video Rebel’s Blog

One of the reasons President Kennedy was assassinated was that the Bankers wanted to make billions of dollars every week laundering drug money. They needed the Vietnam war to last a really long time so they could demoralize young people and get them hooked on drugs. The Bankers had made fortunes from the Opium Wars. Her Majesty’s Jewish Government fought two wars against China (1839-1842 and 1856-1860) so a handful of families could become wealthy beyond our imaginations. Another reason for the President’s assassination was so the Bankers could loot Pentagon spending. $8.5 trillion went missing from the Pentagon since 1995. They are stealing from other departments but $20 billion a year looted from the Housing Department back during the Clinton years is relatively inconsequential compared to war profits.   Continue reading “The Fifty Year Plan To Make Americans Poor”

Intellihub – by Alex Thomas

Fresh off a recent attack on Christians in which he compared God to a rapist, anti-Christian zealot Jeffrey Tayler has written yet another hate piece, this time literally praising Satan as a “decent, noble person” for fighting the “tyranny of the lord”.

The article, published on the infamous clickbait rag Salon.com, further proves that there is indeed a war on Christianity being waged by hard left zealots who absolutely despise Christians themselves and want nothing more than to fully remove the religion from the country.   Continue reading “Liberal news outlet literally hails Satan, attacks the “tyranny of heaven” in full-scale assault on Christians”

Courthouse News Service – by MARIA DINZEO 

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – The city and county of San Francisco is unconstitutionally criminalizing poverty by keeping poor arrestees in jail because they can’t afford to post bail, a federal class action claims.

“Nobody should be detained because they’re too poor to pay an arbitrary amount of money,” Phil Telfeyan of the Washington, D.C.-based Equal Justice Under the Law told reporters Thursday. “A very, very dangerous criminal might be released if they can post $100,000 bond, whereas a completely nonviolent detainee might be in jail for months pending trial simply because she’s too poor to pay that bond amount.”   Continue reading “Poor People Fight Money Bail in San Francisco”

BATR, August 8, 2005

“Them against us”, is the battle cry.  Forget about a “global struggle against violent extremism,” it’s a war, so says President Bush.  Keep the pressure up and the fraud going.  Never let the debate discuss the merits of the strategy or the results of the policy.  Thinking can never be allowed to penetrate the decisions.  Attack any opposition to the course of escalation and permanent intervention.  Fight them “Over There”, so we can be safe at home!  Ever wonder why these terrorists keep building nail bombs while the great super power runs their search and destroy missions?   Continue reading “If terrorists were really serious”

Press TV

Newly revealed documents show that a number of US presidents may have suffered from serious mental disorders.

Former US Presidents Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson were all secretly taking psychotropic drugs while in office, the documents show, according to POLITICO.   Continue reading “Several US presidents were mentally ill: Documents”

Take Part – by John R. Platt

If the rusty-patched bumblebee is extremely lucky, it could soon be the first bee species to be protected under the United States Endangered Species Act.

The rusty-patched bumblebee has not been very lucky at all in recent years. The insect, which was once common to the Eastern Seaboard and the Midwest, has disappeared from 87 percent of its historic range. Even where it does exist, its populations are as much as 95 percent smaller than they were a few decades ago.   Continue reading “For the First Time, U.S. Considers Declaring a Bee Endangered”

Reuters

The former leaders of New York’s two legislative chambers face simultaneous public corruption trials this month in a Manhattan federal courthouse, shining a spotlight on the sordid side of state politics.

Former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, long one of the state’s most powerful lawmakers, goes on trial this week on charges that he used his office to collect millions of dollars in kickbacks and bribes.   Continue reading “Ex-N.Y. legislative leaders facing U.S. corruption trials”