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A former New York City mayor is reportedly being persuaded to run next year in the London mayoral election by prominent government officials across the Atlantic.
The Sunday Times of London, citing the former mayor’s friends, reports that Michael Bloomberg is “considering” running as the Tory candidate in next year’s election in London. The city will elect Boris Johnson’s successor in May 2016. Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg reportedly ‘considering’ running for mayor of London”
The primary function of the mainstream media is not to inform you, but to distract you from what’s really happening. When it comes down to it, nobody really cares whether a tiny pizza joint in Indiana wants to cater a gay wedding with pizzas. (Who caters their wedding with pizza, anyway?) The far greater issue happening today is how we are all being enslaved, oppressed and exploited no matter what our sexual orientation, religious background, race or country of origin. Continue reading “Indiana gay pizza uproar just the latest media ploy to distract you from the greater truth: We are all being oppressed, poisoned and bankrupted”
Three people have been arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after several dozen people engaged in a massive fight inside a casino in Queens, New York.
An argument between two groups of people who were out gaming for the night turned into a full-scale Hollywood-style bar brawl with chairs being hurled across the room and people striking each other at random. Continue reading “Massive brawl erupts in crowded New York casino”
Kentucky Wildcats’ fans went wild after a 64-71 loss to the Wisconsin Badgers, which dented Kentucky’s hitherto perfect season of 38 straight wins. Wildcats’ aficionados ran riot on the streets, setting things on fire and shrieking abuse at police.
Grief over the loss was unbearable for the Kentucky team and its fans, as they were only two wins away from winning the national championship. This would have been only the second undefeated season in Division I college basketball history. However, the team was upset in the open NCAA Final Four due to Wisconsin’s fortitude and some good luck. Continue reading “Basket cases: 29 arrests as frustrated basketball fans riot in Lexington”
GARISSA, Kenya (AP) — A leading Kenyan newspaper reports that police waited for seven hours before sending a special tactical unit into Garissa college to fight the extremist gunmen who killed 148 people on Thursday.
Kenya’s Daily Nation newspaper said Sunday that when the specially-trained police unit finally went into the college campus it took them only 30 minutes to kill the four al-Shabab gunmen and stop the siege. Continue reading “Kenyan paper: Police waited 7 hours to fight attackers”
A hip and trendy new restaurant in New York City has the rich folks all excited. The restaurant, called wastED, serves the things that most people throw out.
And I’m not completely sure how I feel about this. There’s an absolutely staggering amount of food wasted
Business Insider – by MICHAEL B KELLEY
The Obama administration is no longer hiding the fact that the US is serving as the air force for Iran-backed Shia militias fighting ISIS in Iraq.
Helen Cooper of The New York Times reports that the US and Iran “have found a template for fighting the Sunni militancy in other parts of Iraq: American airstrikes and Iranian-backed ground assaults” with the Iraqi military serving as a go-between. Continue reading “The US and Iran are closer in Iraq than people realize — and things are getting ugly”
Armstrong Economics – by Martin Armstrong
NATO wants to take back the Crimea from Russia. The US wants to send in arms to Ukraine. All of this has provoked a response from Putin that has escalated the stakes. Taking back Crimea Putin has warn would lead to a nuclear conflict. Otherwise, Putin is looking to now escalate the conflict using Russian nationals in the former Soviet states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as well. As the economy turns down from 2015.75, the geopolitical tensions will rise for this is how governments on both sides will distract the people. Continue reading “Political Dark Side of 2016 & Obama’s Intent to Bring War”
Grace through Faith – by Jack Kelley
“Because you have seen me you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed” (John 20:29)
I am Mary of Magdala, or Mary Magdalene, so named because I came from the village of Magdala, located on the western side of the Sea of Galilee, between Tiberius and Capernaum, and not far from Nazareth. It also helped to distinguish me from the several other women named Mary who were associated with Jesus during His ministry. Continue reading “Mary Magdalene’s Resurrection Story”
Before It’s News – by Voice of Reason
This article will start off assuming that the Reader is already subject to MARTIAL LAW; that is, the “suspension” of the Constitution. Curfews, rationing of basic goods, enforced relocations, confiscation of firearms and supplies, and summary arrest/execution by soldiers, paramilitary police and other jack booted types wielding assault rifles. Basic survival tips will be followed with some detailed ideas on how this country should be run once we take over. IF you’re reading this beforeMARTIAL LAW is imposed by the current corrupt government, and IF you are reading this while you still nominally under Constitutional Law, it’s urgent you read from the beginning to end so as to appreciate the opportunities you currently have to not only protect yourself and yours, but to attempt to stop all of this from ever happening. Continue reading “How to Survive Martial Law”
Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev believes that US attempts to unilaterally rule the world are futile, just as any party which, instead of trying to co-exist with another, struggles to impose global hegemony is doomed to fail.
“We live in a global world, and US attempts to become a ‘lone wolf’ and conduct unilateral operations… they all fail, collapse, but [the US] tries again,” Gorbachev said in an interview with Rossiya 24 TV channel, emphasizing that in a similar fashion anyone else’s “attempts to unilaterally control the world would fail.” Continue reading “US attempts at global domination are futile – Gorbachev”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
This article has two major purposes: (1) To establish how massively the American people have been lied to with regard to the depth and breadth of the Jade Helm 15 (JH 15) exercises; and, (2) To force the JH 15 planners to keep from letting the drill go live due to the massive public exposure that this article and articles such as this, will bring to the attention of the public. Continue reading “Clear Signs that Jade Helm 15 is Going Live”
New York Post – by Dana Sauchelli and Daniel Prendergast
The NYPD will be getting a boost of federal funds to help combat terrorism, officials announced Wednesday.
The city will receive $180 million as part of a nationwide grant program from the Department of Homeland Security that aims to better prepare local and state governments and law enforcement agencies in the event of a terrorist attack. Continue reading “NYPD receives $180M grant to aid fight against terrorism”
A former Minister of Science of Malaysia, who also was a former ambassador to the US, was among six people who died in a helicopter crash in western part of the country on Saturday, local authorities said. Continue reading “Malaysia Helicopter Crash Kills Top Government Officials”
The Daily Caller – by Chuck Ross
An off-duty city worker in Georgia likely helped save a woman who was stuck on the hood of her car after she was carjacked on Friday.
The surreal scene was captured on surveillance video from Fast Track Car Wash in Smyrna, near Atlanta. Continue reading “Concealed Carrier Shoots Car Thief Who Sped Away With Victim On The Hood”
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