Ready Nutrition – by Jeremiah Johnson

Hey there, guys and gals, and welcome to another prepper-medical information installment of Ready Nutrition to help you in your quest for information and supplies before the SHTF.  Diabetes is an important thing to speak about, as the disease will be even more pronounced when nutritional requirements are not met.  In addition, what is a diabetic to do after the “Mad Max” scenario ensues?  Let’s learn a little about the disease, how it is treated by the physician, and some holistic measures that can be taken when the time arises after a societal collapse and the looting of the pharmacies has happened.   Continue reading “Diabetes: Information and Preps to Help after the SHTF”

Business Insider – by Christopher Bodeen, AP

New small explosions rocked a disaster zone in the Chinese port of Tianjin on Saturday, as authorities pulled out an additional survivor and began evacuating the area to clean up chemical contamination nearly three days after massive explosions touched off the crisis.

Angry relatives of missing firefighters stormed a government news conference to demand any information on their loved ones, who have not been found since a fire and rapid succession of blasts late Wednesday at a warehouse for hazardous chemicals.   Continue reading “More explosions have rocked a disaster zone in China”

Reuters

A sheriff’s deputy in Nevada was killed early on Saturday while responding to a domestic battery report, and the suspect was later found dead, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office said.

The deputy was fatally shot when a male suspect came out of the house and opened fire on officers who were responding to the domestic violence incident that left a woman injured, the department said in a Facebook post.   Continue reading “Sheriff’s deputy fatally shot in Nevada, suspect dead”

4WWL

NEW ORLEANS – A Walmart store in Gentilly was evacuated and SWAT teams were called when a suspect walked into a store with a handgun early Saturday morning.

The incident occurred around 6 a.m. in the 4300 block of Chef Menteur.

According to police spokesman Garry Flot, when the armed gunman walked into the store, customers and employees inside began running out of the store. When police arrived they assisted several people who had not yet left the store. SWAT arrived at the scene and searched the store and were unable to locate the suspect.   Continue reading “Gunman sends panicked Walmart customers, employees to the exits”

The Financial Express – by Reuters

A federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit brought by an Arizona sheriff who argued that President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration were unconstitutional.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a district court judge’s finding that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio lacked standing to sue, a provision in U.S. law that means he has to prove he has been directly harmed.   Continue reading “U.S. court throws out Arizona sheriff’s immigration policy challenge”

21st Century Wire

Earlier this month 21WIRE reported on a spate of violent incidents carried out by extremist Israeli settlers, police and IDF, against the native Palestinians.

Israel, its lobby and its agents have been working overtime to rehabilitate Israel’s image ever since last year’s massacre by the IDF in Gaza. Despite dubious events like the Charlie Hebdo Attack, Israel continues to lose the global public opinion war. Continue reading “Zionists Finally Admitting Wave of Hatred That’s Consuming Israel”

KHOU 11 News

CONROE, Texas — A series of explosions triggered a huge 3-alarm fire at the DrillChem plant in Conroe Friday afternoon.

The first explosion was felt around 4:40 p.m. at the plant on Loop 336 near Hwy 105, according to Conroe police.

A shelter in place has been issued for anyone within a two-mile radius of the plant. Firefighters also advised residents to turn off their air conditioners and keep doors and windows closed.   Continue reading “Shelter in place issued after explosions, fire at Conroe plant”

Yahoo News – by MICHAEL GRACZYK

BAY CITY, Texas (AP) — For more than 35 years, a Texas man has been in a prison even though an appeals court threw out his conviction on a 1976 murder charge that initially had him on death row.

On Monday, 59-year-old Jerry Hartfield will return to court for a retrial, facing a life sentence if convicted of killing a woman who sold tickets at a Bay City bus station.   Continue reading “35 years served without conviction, man gets new trial”

Dollar Vigilante – by Paul Seymour

For all I know, this simple sharing of the truth may put me on a terrorist watch list, if I wasn’t already one of millions on such a list. Recently I’ve been noticing a series of events which make me realize that the financial system end game, which has been brewing for a very long time, may be close at hand.   Continue reading “The US Government Has Gone Full Rogue”

Cop Block

This is an update to the story I brought to you earlier in the week about the Alabama officer that was knocked out after a fight with a suspect and the bystanders took pictures instead of helping.  Fed Up Citizens Taunt and Take Pictures of Injured Officer.

According to a report by New York Daily News, the still unidentified officer has stated that he did not shoot the suspect out of fear of being the next vilified cop making national headlines for shooting an unarmed black man.  It is reported that the suspect exited his car and moved in on the officer, sucker punched him; knocking him to the ground, before gaining control of his pistol and striking him in the head numerous times.   Continue reading “Update: Pistol Whipped Cop Was Afraid of Making Headlines”

Health Wyze – by C. Thomas Corriher

Spraining an ankle should never be a death sentence, and historically it was not cause for funeral arrangements. It now sometimes is, alongside heart disease, blood pressure, diabetes, and the long montage of other medically-aggravated conditions. Spraining his ankle was a death sentence for Shane Geiger. We were not given much opportunity to get close to him before his life was lost. Shane was an up-and-coming member of our Sarah’s elite Web Team (network engineering) for Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth during the period that she worked for them. It appears that he was previously an honorary staff member of Prison Planet, and his pointed questions at an official governmental press conference about the Trade Center attacks left one cronie almost running to escape. We watched the video wherein Shane left a N.I.S.T. representative stuttering and making a rapid departure. In this information war, we were proud to call him an ally. He was known for being a little bit paranoid, but in light of his bizarre death, his paranoia may have been justified.   Continue reading “Shane Geiger: Death By Sprained Ankle and Modern Medicine’s Miracles”

Infowars – by Mikael Thalen

Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich linked “rhetoric” from supporters of the U.S. Constitution to violent anti-government groups and ISIS this week in an exposé on the officer’s fight against “homegrown extremists.”

In an article featured in the August 2015 edition of the Inlander, the Washington state sheriff draws comparisons to the ISIS terrorist group while railing against everyone from Infowars’ Alex Jones to Washington State Rep. Matthew Shea.   Continue reading “Sheriff Compares Constitutionalists to ISIS”

Waking Times – by Vic Bishop

For the last few weeks in the small, friendly town of Elk Grove Village, Illinois, a bizarre sticky substance has been falling from the sky leaving a nasty, persistent coating on everything on the ground below including cars, window and homes. Long time residents of the village have never before seen anything like this and are growing in concern as there seems to be no single explanation that everyone can agree on.   Continue reading “Illinois Town Covered in Mysterious Sticky Residue Falling From Sky”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

There will be more Americans tonight newly questioning President Obama’s Clean Power Plan, as NBCNews reports, Union Pacific will cut hundreds of management jobs as the amount of coal shipped by railroads continues to plunge.

Coal carloads down YoY 25 weeks in a row…   Continue reading “Obamanomics – Union Pacific Cuts 100s Of Jobs On Coal Shipments Collapse”

ABC New 6

BERNARDSVILLE, N.J. –People in parts of New Jersey got an early wake-up call Friday from a small earthquake that caused no damage or injuries.

The magnitude-2.7 quake hit around 3:41 a.m., roughly 2 miles north of Bernardsville, about 35 miles west of New York City, at a depth of 3 1/2 miles, the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was initially recorded as a 2.5 magnitude.   Continue reading “Small Earthquake Shakes Parts of New Jersey”

CNBC – by Patti Domm

With oil at a six-year low and much of the U.S. enjoying cheaper gas prices this summer, drivers in Chicago and the Midwest are in for some real pain at the pump.

Gasoline prices across the Midwest spiked an average of 20 cents or more per gallon overnight, after the outage at BP‘s Whiting refinery in Indiana sent prices in the wholesale spot market skyrocketing this week. More of that price shock should filter through to gas stations in states from Ohio and Kentucky to Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan.   Continue reading “Ouch! Gasoline prices are spiking in these states while oil is at a six-year low”

National Review – by Jim Geraghty, May 5, 2015

One week after 9/11, Michael Hayden, the director of the National Security Agency, the electronic surveillance arm of the U.S. government, had a long list of problems. High on the list was the fact that the NSA needed a ton of new high-tech equipment, particularly servers, right away, to handle a vastly expanded, critically important workload.

Hayden called up the CEO of Hewlett Packard, Carly Fiorina. “HP made precisely the equipment we needed, and we needed in bulk,” says Robert Deitz, who was general counsel at the NSA from 1998 to 2006. Deitz recalls that a tractor-trailer full of HP servers and other equipment was on the Washington, D.C. Beltway, en route to retailers, at the very moment Hayden called. Fiorina instructed her team to postpone the retailer delivery and have the driver stop. An NSA police car met up with the tractor-trailer and the truck proceeded, with an armed escort, to NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland.   Continue reading “How Carly Fiorina managed and advised the ‘poobahs’ at Langley.”