Month: May 2016

AZ Central – by Mary Jo Pitzl

The Arizona House of Representatives killed, then resuscitated, one of Speaker David Gowan’s key bills, giving him a comeback win in a Thursday evening vote.

House Bill 2568, which gives developers the authority to levy property taxes on homeowners, is now headed to Gov. Doug Ducey’s desk.

The bill had divided the homebuilder community and drew heavy opposition from cities and towns, which argued it is not in the public’s interest to give unelected boards dominated by developer interests the power to tax people who buy homes in the subdivisions they develop.   Continue reading “Arizona House revives and passes bill to allow developers to assess taxes”

For a week Sprint had problems with cell service, here in Houston I HAD NO no text no sms no call outs or calls coming in in. Signal was good just was not working for some reason.

People have talked about BUMMER not leaving office did the feds do trials on cutting communications so people can’t communicate if Bummer does something before he leaves.

All News Pipeline – by Susan Duclos

Late last night ANP received an interesting email informing us that Verizon was down in no less than 17 states and that a Verizon tech had told the reader it was pre-paid phones only, but what we found when we started to research these outages is beyond bizarre.   Continue reading “Phone Outages Concentrated Heavily In The Same Pockets Of America By All These Providers”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children.
William Makepeace Thackeray

Agnostics, atheists, Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus all recognize the pivotal role mothers play in shaping children. In terms of character this year we essentially have a choice between Hillary Clinton’s mother and Donald Trump’s mom. Policy differences are important but character is equally important. Can we trust the person in the White House to behave sanely and morally when it comes time to decide whether or not we go to war,  or accept trade treaties that would force us to learn to accept Corporations Uber Alles.   Continue reading “Mother’s Day 2016.Hillary’s Mom Vs Trump’s.”

SuperStation95

A new study using sonic mapping found sections of old rock beneath the US east coast disintegrating; this will cause catastrophic earthquakes. Many are in danger – especially in NJ/NYC and VA.

On Aug. 23, 2011, an earthquake shook several states in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, including our nation’s capital. It was an unexpected event, with the epicenter near Mineral, Virginia – well within the North American Plate. It was felt by a third of the U.S. population, as far north as Maine and Canada and as far south as Georgia.   Continue reading “Government Warns Eastern USA in serious NEW earthquake danger”

Business Insider – by Ben Farmer, The Telegraph

The Royal Navy fired flares to warn of a Spanish patrol boat approaching an American nuclear submarine off Gibraltar.

The fast patrol boat HMS Sabre fired warning shots across the bow of a Guardia Civil vessel as it twice tried to cut across the path of USS Florida during an incursion into Gibraltar’s waters.   Continue reading “Royal Navy fires warning shots as Spanish vessel harasses US sub in Gibraltar”

Wolf Street – by Wolf Richter

292 Union Pacific engines idled in Arizona Desert

Total US rail traffic in April plunged 11.8% from a year ago, the Association of American Railroads reported today. Carloads of bulk commodities such as coal, oil, grains, and chemicals plummeted 16.1% to 944,339 units.

The coal industry is in a horrible condition and cannot compete with US natural gas at current prices. Coal-fired power plants are being retired. Demand for steam coal is plunging. Major US coal miners – even the largest one – are now bankrupt. So in April, carloads of coal plummeted 40% from the already beaten-down levels a year ago. The AAR report:   Continue reading “Freight Rail Traffic Plunges: Haunting Pictures of Transportation Recession”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Speaking through its mouthpiece Global Times, China has published its first reaction to “unpredictable” Trump’s position as presumptive Republican nominee and their expectations of a Trump vs Clinton fight for The White House…

The GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump won a sweeping victory in the Indiana Republican primary on Tuesday, dealing a heavy blow to his rival Ted Cruz, who dropped out of the race later that night. Trump cleared his way to the Republican nomination for the 2016 US presidential election. Chairman of the Republican National Committee Reince Priebus declared Trump to be the party’s “presumptive” presidential nominee and called for unity against Hillary Clinton.

Continue reading “China Warns ‘Will Respond To Trump Presidency’”

Activist Post – by Joe Jankowski

All over the United States, school districts have been implementing biometric identification technology for the purpose of allowing students to purchase lunch with no cash or card, and to track them getting on and off the school bus.

This technology has many worried that school districts are going to far with collecting personal information on students and are putting their privacy at risk.   Continue reading “IL School District Installs Big Brother Biometric Thumb Scanner In Cafeteria”

Activist Post – by Cassius Kamarampi

In April 2016, the Google searches for “chemtrails” reached a higher point than we’ve ever seen.

Supporting the idea that people are researching chemtrails more frequently because they are seeing them more frequently, there seem to be seasonal peaks in the search statistics. You can test it for yourself at Google Trends here.   Continue reading “Google Searches For “Chemtrails” Skyrocketed Last Month, Highest Ever”

Reuters

The U.S. government’s latest plan for offsetting the harm to migrating salmon from a series of dams in the Columbia River watershed violates the Endangered Species Act, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.

The ruling in a case stretching back 15 years marks a victory for environmental advocates, the Nez Perce Tribe, anglers and others who sued government agencies over their plan for aiding salmon and steelhead that travel between the Pacific Ocean and the upper reaches of the inland Northwest.   Continue reading “Federal court rejects U.S. plan for restoring embattled Northwest salmon”

Rense.com – by Greg Swank, 12-4-02

You are about to read a list of 45 goals that found their way down the halls of our great Capitol back in 1963. As you read this, 39 years later, you should be shocked by the events that have played themselves out. I first ran across this list 3 years ago but was unable to attain a copy and it has bothered me ever since.

Communist Goals (1963) Congressional Record–Appendix, pp. A34-A35 January 10, 1963

Current Communist Goals EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. A. S. HERLONG, JR. OF FLORIDA IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Thursday, January 10, 1963 .   Continue reading “The Communist Takeover Of America – 45 Declared Goals”

KCEN TV

ROSEBUD — An improvised explosive device (IED) was found and disabled Tuesday night under a bridge near Rosebud.

According to Falls County Constable Richard Aleman, two juvenile boys were hunting for rabbits late Tuesday evening when they noticed suspicious items under a bridge near Farm to Market 1963. The boys notified one of their parents, who is former military personnel, and he contacted the fire department.   Continue reading “IED Found Under Bridge Near Rosebud, Texas”

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A federal judge in Washington on Wednesday ordered that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton may have to testify in a lawsuit related to the private email server she used while secretary of state.

U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan said the parties in the case, the State Department and conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, also struck an agreement about the scope of the testimonies that some of Clinton’s former top aides will give in the case.   Continue reading “U.S. judge says Clinton may have to testify in email lawsuit”

CNBC

Chinese police are patrolling the streets of Italy to protect mainland tourists as part of a groundbreaking program – the first time China has sent officers to Europe to look after visitors there.

But under local law, the officers would have fairly circumscribed powers, according to an expert.   Continue reading “Chinese police are now patrolling Italian streets to protect mainland tourists”

Fox News

The number of illegal immigrant families and unaccomanpied minors apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border has soared in recent months, according to statistics released Wednesday by the federal government.

According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), 27,754 unaccompanied children were taken into custody by border officials during the six months ending March 31 — the first six months of fiscal year 2016. That’s a 78 percent increase from the 15,616 apprehended in the corresponding time frame last year.   Continue reading “Number of illegal immigrant families at southern border surging, data shows”

The Hill – by Tim Devaney

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is proposing to report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI’s background check system.

The proposal, which stems from a memorandum that President Obama issued in 2013, would essentially block some people with severe mental health problems from buying guns.   Continue reading “Social Security moves to block the mentally ill from purchasing guns”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

President Barack Obama’s deputies have told the North Carolina Governor that all single-sex public bathrooms — including those in K-12 schools — must be opened to people of both sexes by Monday to prevent “discrimination” against the roughly 1-in-2,400 American adults who say they’re transgender.

If the state doesn’t give up Americans’ right to decide who gets to use single-sex bathrooms and school locker rooms by Monday, then the federal government could start blocking the routine federal spending and tax transfers to the state — unless federal courts block the administration’s threat of sex-related harassment.   Continue reading “Obama Threatens North Carolina on Bathroom Privacy, Pushes ‘Gender Fluid’ Society”

WJLA 7 News

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJLA) – Prince George’s County Police Officer Francesco Marlett is accused of knocking a 3-year-old boy unconscious after the child angered him. A Prince George’s County Grand Jury returned an indictment for second-degree child abuse Tuesday afternoon.   Continue reading “Prince George’s County Police officer indicted for alleged abuse of 3-year-old boy”