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What makes John McCain tick continues to baffle observers.
Putin has volunteered that he is missing a few marbles due to his long captivity in Vietnam.
Conspiracy theorist argue that he is a an asset of Israeli intelligence, citing his marriage to a Jewish mobster family from Arizona, and his comically knee-jerk hollering in favor of anything that benefits Israel. Continue reading “Watch John McCain Lie About What Is Going on in Syria”
The Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
South Dakota – The Santee Sioux tribe of South Dakota has recently announced that they will be opening the country’s first “Marijuana Resort,” which representatives of the tribe say will be an “adult playground.” Earlier this year, the Department Of Justice issued a statement saying that they would no longer prosecute Native American Tribes for the possession and sale of marijuana. However, as we reported last week, some tribes are still getting raided for attempting to venture into the marijuana industry. Continue reading “Forget Casinos, Native American Tribe is Opening the Nation’s First “Marijuana Resort””
Denying that yearly meeting among the most select group of power brokers has little significance, illustrates the success of managed news. Condemning any critical reporting to the depths of conspiracy oblivion has been the public relations coup of the last half-century. Now that the first fifty years of non-existence denial has worn thin, the next ad campaign has a spin of benign benevolence. Hey, as O’Reilly would say, any “right thinking” person couldn’t really believe that this social society could be up to no good? Ask yourself the simple question. How many of your friends or family think you may be a little deranged for even bring up the topic? If the proof is in the pudding, don’t ask the waiters. This treat is a dessert that won’t add pounds to your waste, but may well cause your future to be wasted. Continue reading “Bilderberg Propaganda Rules the Planet”
A dozen Pacific nations closed in on a sweeping free trade pact on Sunday in Atlanta after a breakthrough over how long a monopoly pharmaceutical companies should be given on new biotech drugs.
The issue has pitted the United States, which has argued for longer protections, against Australia and five other delegations who say such measures would strain national healthcare budgets and keep life-saving medicines from patients who cannot afford them. Continue reading “After five years of negotiations, Pacific trade talks near deal”
On Thursday, in “Mid-East Coup: As Russia Pounds Militant Targets, Iran Readies Ground Invasions While Saudis Panic”, we attempted to cut through all of the Western and Russian media propaganda on the way to describing what Moscow’s involvement in Syria actually portends for the global balance of power. Here are a few excerpts that summarize what’s taking shape in the Middle East: Continue reading “The Largest US Foreign Policy Blunder Since Vietnam Is Complete: Iran Readies Massive Syrian Ground Invasion”
Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings
Off-the-grid newcomers have won a major victory in Costilla County, Colorado, as county commissioners shelved a plan to require water, septic tanks and electricity for building permits.
Proposed changes to the county’s zoning regulations would have effectively prevented many residents from building homes on off-grid properties they purchased in Costilla County, Colorado Public Radio and Off The Grid News previously reported. Dozens of off-grid residents may have been forced out of the county, simply because they couldn’t meet the requirements. Some, for example, are using composting toilets. Continue reading “Victory: County Backs Down, Won’t Chase Off-Gridders From Land”
Seattle PI – by Jennifer Peltz
NEW YORK (AP) — The removal of a stove may have led to a gas leak that caused an explosion and fire that ripped through a three-story building in Brooklyn, killing a woman inside and injuring three passers-by, authorities said.
Firefighters received a call at about 1 p.m. Saturday reporting an explosion at a building in the Borough Park neighborhood. Emergency crews found the entire front of the building blown into the street. Continue reading “New York City explosion kills 1, hurts 3; gas leak suspected”
New York Post – by Edward Klein
One of the Clintons’ oldest and most trusted legal advisers has urged Hillary to hire a criminal defense attorney to represent her in case she’s indicted for mishandling classified documents on her private e-mail server and for lying under oath.
The adviser, who has been a Clinton confidant for more than 30 years, laid out his concerns about Hillary’s legal exposure in a wide-ranging interview.
“This e-mail thing is spiraling out of control,” he said. “To paraphrase John Dean of Watergate fame, it’s a cancer on her candidacy. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton’s legal adviser warns her — Time to lawyer up”
Anti-Media – by Michaela Whitton
United Kingdom — Sarah Sands, a single mother of five from East London, has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for stabbing a convicted paedophile to death. The jury of ten women and two men deliberated for three days before clearing Sands of murder and convicting her of the manslaughter of Michael Pleasted, by reason of “loss of control.”
Within weeks of hearing that her neighbour, Michael Pleasted, had sexually molested three children, Sands, 32, armed herself with a knife and stabbed him eight times at his flat in Canning Town. Continue reading “Single Mother Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Stabbing a Paedophile to Death”
The deadliest mass killing in the state’s history had taken place a few miles away and to the staff and customers of the Roseburg Gun Shop it was clear they faced a grave threat – from Barack Obama.
Authorities had just discovered a cache of 13 weapons possessed by the shooter, Chris Harper Mercer, but the man they feared was thousands of miles away in the White House, plotting, as they saw it, to confiscate their weapons and leave them defenseless. Continue reading “‘We can’t keep the stuff on our shelves’: Gun store owner describes rush on guns after Umpqua shooting”
The father of a 26-year-old gunman who killed nine people and then himself in a shooting rampage at a community college in Roseburg, Ore., said on Saturday that the massacre would not have happened if his son had not been allowed to purchase more than a dozen guns.
“How on earth could he compile 13 guns?” Ian Mercer, the father of Christopher Harper-Mercer, said in an interview with CNN at his home in Torrance, Calif. He said he had no idea that his son owned any firearms, adding, “How was he able to compile that kind of arsenal?” Continue reading “Oregon Gunman’s Father Dismayed by Lack of Gun Legislation”
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Hurricane Joaquin began picking up speed as it finally moved away from the Bahamas after clobbering parts of the islands with over 36 hours of storm surge flooding, high winds and torrential rainfall.
The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Joaquin was centered Saturday morning about 120 miles (175 kms) northeast of San Salvador, Bahamas, and about 700 miles (1,130 kms) southwest of Bermuda. Continue reading “Rain, Wind and Coastal Flooding to Lash Eastern U.S. as Hurricane Joaquin Stays Offshore”
Sent to us by the author, “Barry Soetoro, Esq”
Pretend you’re the Regime.
Like Godzilla grabbing high-voltage lines, the Regime needs energy to grow. That means cash. Money for payoffs and pork.
You’ve got 3 sources for this cash: (i) Taxes, (ii) Chinese loans, and (iii) Printing. But lately, taxes are dwindling, since GDP is shrinking and there’s less to tax. Continue reading “Why They Grab Your Guns (China/Newtown)”
Russian jets have performed 14 combats flights, conducting six pinpoint airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria on Friday, according to Russia’s Defense Ministry.
“During the day, the Russian aviation group continued conducting pinpoint airstrikes against the infrastructure of the IS group in Syria,” Defense Ministry spokesman, Igor Konashenkov, said. Continue reading “6 Russian air strikes destroy ISIS bomb factory, command centers – Defense Ministry”
The U.S. military on Saturday acknowledged it may have bombed a hospital run by medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres in the Afghan city of Kunduz in an air strike that killed at least nine people and wounded 37.
The incident could renew concerns about the use of U.S. air power in Afghanistan, a controversial issue in America’s longest war. Former President Hamid Karzai fell out with his backers in Washington over the number of civilians killed by bombs. Continue reading “Nine dead at Afghan hospital after U.S. air strike”