Year: 2015

Health Wyze – by C. Thomas Corriher

Shingles (herpes zoster) is a secondary outbreak of the chicken pox virus. It can happen decades after the original infection. It is usually less severe the second time. It may occur for people who have had either chicken pox or the chicken pox vaccination. It is often caused by the vaccine, and people who get the vaccine strain years after a vaccination get a much worse version of shingles. It is an opportunistic virus that will strike whenever the immune system is sufficiently impaired. Those who have never contracted chicken pox are at risk of contracting it from people with shingles. When it first occurs, shingles usually appears in circular patterns.   Continue reading “How To Eliminate Shingles Quickly and Naturally Using Alternative Holistic Methods”

The President will announce that he is ordering the Immigration Department to start deporting old people (instead of illegal’s) in order to lower Social Security Payouts and Medicare costs.

Old people are easier to catch, and most will not remember how to get back home!

I started crying when I thought of you.

RUN, YOU OLD BUGGER, RUN!!

Anti-Media – by Carey Wedler

New Delhi, India – The Indian government has announced that it is suing mega corporation Nestle over claims it deceptively allowed unsafe and illegal levels of lead in Maggi instant noodles, one of the company’s most popular products in the country. The lawsuit, which seeks nearly $100 million in damages, alleges Nestle engaged in “unfair trade practices” and alleges the noodles are unfit for human consumption.

On Wednesday, the Indian government officially declared that it filed suit in the country’s top consumer court, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), which has semi-judicial powers. It seeks 6,400 million rupees, or $98.6 million in damages from Nestle India.   Continue reading “Nestle Being Sued For $100 Million Dollars Over Hazardous Lead In Food”

Moonbattery

At least the P.C. liberals who run the EPA are nice to Indians, right? Wrong:

The EPA is trying to cheat Navajo Indians by getting them to sign away their rights to future claims from the agency’s Gold King Mine disaster, tribal officials charged Wednesday, adding more to the administration’s public relations problems over the spill that threatens critical Southwest waterways. Continue reading “EPA Tries to Swindle Indians Affected by Gold King Mine Debacle”

Al.com – by Debbie M. Lord

An opinion piece first published in The Washington Spectator then republished on Newsweek, calls for the removal of the POW/MIA flag that files from government buildings.

The post, written by Rick Perlstein, the national correspondent for the Spectator, says the flag should come down because it represent racism on the part of the United States for its involvement in the Vietnam War.   Continue reading “Opinion piece calls POW/MIA flag ‘racist hate;’ suggests it be taken down”

The Anti-Media – by Jake Anderson

Though transparency was a cause he championed when campaigning for the presidency, President Obama has largely avoided making certain defense costs known to the public. However, when it comes to military appropriations for government spy agencies, we know from Freedom of Information Act requests that the so-called “black budget” is an increasingly massive expenditure subsidized by American taxpayers. The CIA and and NSA alone garnered $52.6 billion in funding in 2013 while the Department of Defense black ops budget for secret military projects exceeds this number. It is estimated to be $58.7 billion for the fiscal year 2015.   Continue reading “US Military Uses IMF and World Bank to Launder 85% of Its Black Budget”

The Daily Signal – by Andrew Kloster

This past week, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, over the vigorous dissent of four judges on that court, denied rehearing en banc (legalese for an entire court rather than just a panel of three judges) in the case of Sissel v. United States Department of Health and Human Services.

Sissel is a case against Obamacare led by the Pacific Legal Foundation, arguing that Obamacare is invalid because it violated the Origination Clause.   Continue reading “Why Obamacare Could be Heading to the Supreme Court (Again)”

TASS

MOSCOW, August 13. /TASS/. Russia’s Defense Ministry is reinforcing the 20th combined army in the Western Military District. As a source at the General Staff told TASS, the army being reformatted will be complemented with more units and troops from other military districts.

“The General Staff and the Western Military District’s command have been working tightly on determining and specifying the personnel and hardware of the 20th combined army,” the source said. “In particular, questions are being decided of complementing the army with units from other military districts and forming more mechanized infantry, armour, artillery, missile, reconnaissance and other brigades,” he said.   Continue reading “Large troop contingents being redeployed to Russia’s western regions”

AllGov – by Noel Brinkerhoff

A Texas family is suing several companies involved in fracking after their water well exploded, injuring all four of them.

In August 2014, Cody Murray and his father, Jim, went to inspect the family’s pump house after seeing pressurized water spraying from it. Upon entering the building and turning on a switch, a fireball erupted from inside the well. Cody sustained serious burns on his arms, upper back, neck, forehead and nose after pulling his father away from the explosion, which caused serious injuries to Jim, Cody’s wife and his 4-year-old daughter.   Continue reading “Family Burned by Explosion of Well Contaminated by Fracking”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

A new analysis of legal and illegal immigrant counts by the Census Bureau revealed Thursday that there is a record 42.1 million in the United States, an explosion that is being driven by Mexicans flooding across the border.

In a report provided to Secrets by the Center for Immigration Studies, the total immigrant population surged 1.7 million since 2014. The growth was led in the last year by an additional 740,000 Mexican immigrants.   Continue reading “Census: Record 42.1 million immigrants in U.S., Mexicans drive latest surge”

Electric Intifada – by Ben Norton

Agents working for the US-headquartered real estate giant RE/MAX are promoting themselves as specialists in property built in Israel’s settlements on occupied Palestinian land.

The Colorado-based corporation which says it operates in nearly 100 countries was identified as responsible by a 2013 United Nations’ probe for how its Israeli franchises sell houses and apartments in the occupied West Bank.   Continue reading “How global real estate giant RE/MAX profits from stolen Palestinian land”

My Fox 8 – by Michael Hennessey

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Every year, thousands of people flock to the Dixie Classic Fair. Whether it is the rides, the food or the history, it continues to be an annual favorite.

However, Winston-Salem Councilman James Taylor told FOX8 that some of the people he represents find the “Dixie Classic Fair” name to be “offensive.”   Continue reading “‘Dixie Classic Fair’ name in question, council member says some find it ‘offensive’”

RT

A petition calling for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be arrested for ‘war crimes’ when he arrives in London next month has been signed by over 45,000 people.

Netanyahu will arrive in London on a state visit in September and meet with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

According to Jewish News, the Iranian nuclear deal and the impasse in the Israel-Palestine peace process will be key issues on the agenda during the visit.   Continue reading “45,000 demand Israel PM Netanyahu’s arrest for ‘war crimes’ during UK state visit”

Reuters – by SUI-LEE WEE AND ADAM ROSE

Two huge explosions tore through an industrial area where toxic chemicals and gas were stored in the northeast Chinese port city of Tianjin, killing at least 50 people, including at least a dozen fire fighters, officials and state media said on Thursday.

At least 700 people were injured, more than 71 seriously, the Tianjin government said on its Weibo microblog, and the official Xinhua news agency said two fires were still burning.   Continue reading “Huge blasts at Chinese port kill 50, injure more than 700”