The Great Recession

As we enter 2017, housing bubbles are showing signs of bursting all over the world. I know I’ve been promising I would lay out the economic headwinds for 2017, but 2017’s headwinds are building so fast and furious that I’m having to break that promised article out into several articles, as I’m accumulating material faster than I have time to cover.  Continue reading “2017 Economic Headwinds: Housing Bubbles Popping up and Just Plain Popping Everywhere”

New Scientist – by David Hambling

Danger zones in the air where radiation levels surge could pose an unrecognised health hazard. Airliners may have to avoid these in future, just as they do with volcanic ash clouds, to minimise any risk to travellers and crew.

We have long known that high-altitude flight exposes us to cosmic rays. The radiation dose on a flight from London to Tokyo is roughly equivalent to a chest X-ray.   Continue reading “Mystery radiation ‘clouds’ may pose risk to air travellers”

The Wichita Eagle – by Katherine Bergess

The door to the Survival Condo closes slowly, sending a resounding thud through the concrete parking garage.

Those inside have surrounded themselves with walls up to 9 feet thick, ready to withstand a nuclear explosion, the eruption of Yellowstone’s supervolcano or an outbreak of avian flu.

Larry Hall, project manager and owner of the Luxury Survival Condo Project, says he feels safer with the doors closed.   Continue reading “Surviving doomsday: Underground condos bring wealthy to Kansas”

AOL

Bill Paxton has died at 61.

The beloved actor and filmmaker, known for his roles in “Titanic,” “Aliens” and ‘Twister,” passed away on Saturday after experiencing complications from surgery, according to TMZ.

Paxton reportedly underwent heart surgery and had complications post-op and suffered a fatal stroke.   Continue reading “Actor Bill Paxton dies at 61 due to complications from surgery”

Campus Reform – by Amber Athey

California Governor Jerry Brown is proposing cuts to higher education scholarships for middle class students while increasing scholarship funding for illegal immigrant students.

A budget deficit that is projected to hit $1.9 billion by the summer of 2017 has forced Brown to recommit to balancing the state’s budget, and one area facing cuts is financial aid for middle income college students, reports KCRA.   Continue reading “CA budget guts middle-class aid, keeps scholarships for illegals”

Outsports – by Cyd Zeigler

When you look at the picture below of Mack Beggs, What do you see?

I know what I see. A wrestler. An athlete. A champion. A boy.

Yet the State of Texas demands that you see a girl. The state demands that Beggs see a girl in the mirror. The high school athletic associations try to force him to be a girl.   Continue reading “Transgender boy wins girls wrestling title as Texas struggles with transphobic laws”

Natural News – by Paul Fassa

Ann Cameron, an author of 15 children’s books, cured her Stage 4 cancer with carrot juice only. She states, “I believe from personal experience that carrots can cure cancer – and rapidly, without chemotherapy, radiation, or other dietary changes.”

On June 6, 2012, Ann had surgery for Stage 3 colon cancer. She had decided against chemotherapy and actually started feeling better, until about November 6, 2012.  Continue reading “What if I told you carrots cure cancer?”

ABC 6 News

NEW ORLEANS — A man who allegedly plowed into a crowd enjoying the Krewe of Endymion parade on Saturday in the Mid-City section of New Orleans is being investigated for driving while intoxicated, police said.

The accident came during one of the busiest nights of Mardi Gras when thousands of people throng the streets of Mid-City to watch the elaborate floats and clamor to catch beads and trinkets tossed from riders.   Continue reading “DWI suspected in crash that hurt 28 at New Orleans parade”

KATU 2 News

PORTLAND, Ore. —  The leader of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge takeover returned to Oregon Friday.

Ammon Bundy was booked into the Multnomah County Jail just before 7 p.m.

He’s expected to be called as a defense witness in the second trial stemming from the refuge occupation. Fellow occupier Ryan Payne is also in Portland and is expected to testify next week.     Continue reading “Ammon Bundy, Ryan Payne back in Portland as witnesses”

Activist Post – by Nicolas West

A new narrative has emerged in military circles that indicates an added feature to the never-ending conflict in the Middle East, and one which threatens to become another justification for the wider War on Terror: ISIS drones.

If we look to the Washington Post – the new de facto voice of the CIA/military complex – we find that the “Use of weaponized drones by ISIS spurs terrorism fears.” Highlighting an alleged incident in Mosul where a six-foot drone dropped bombs on an Iraqi military outpost, we find an indication that this has become a new reality that the armies of the West now need to contend with:   Continue reading “U.S. Air Force Gives No-Bid Contract To Israeli Company To Destroy ISIS Drones”

Liberty Fight

UPDATE 2/25/17: I have been rebuked by the brother of Jack Yantis’ killer for daring to “sensationalize” his heartfelt message. I am sorry that he feels that way but out of humility and respect I will remove it.

Here was his Facebook message to me, and following that are. a few more words of explanation from myself:   Continue reading “UPDATE: REBUKE to LibertyFight.com from The Brother Of The Deputy Who Killed Jack Yantis”

LifeZette – by Brendan Kirby

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday showed no sign of backing down in his high-profile battle with the sheriff of Travis County over her “sanctuary” policy. He aims to hit recalcitrant officials on multiple fronts.

Abbott said on “The Laura Ingraham Show” that state legislation would hit local law enforcement officials in the pocketbook and even threaten their personal freedom for refusing to comply with federal immigration law.   Continue reading “Texas Governor Threatens Jail for ‘Sanctuary’ Sheriff”

News Corp Australia Network – by Ian Horswill

A FORMER judge has pleaded guilty to abusing his position to reduce a fine in exchange for sexual favours.

New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said in a statement that 49-year-old Delmar House, the former Village Justice for the Village of West Carthage Court in Jefferson County, reduced a fine for a defendant who appeared before him in exchange for sexual favours.   Continue reading “New York State judge Delmar House admits reducing fine for sexual favours”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

On Wednesday Connecticut Governor Daniel Malloy issued a memo to his state’s authorities, telling them to ignore federal law regarding illegal immigrants.

Malloy declared Connecticut a sanctuary state.

On Friday a previously deported illegal alien murdered his girlfriend and kidnapped her six year-old daughter.   Continue reading “TWO DAYS After Governor Declares CT Sanctuary State – Illegal Alien Murders Mother and Kidnaps 6 Yr-Old Girl”

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Natural Blaze – by Brandon Turbeville

A study being conducted by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is looking into claims made by parents that their children developed “neuropsychiatric problems” after consuming the over the counter laxative MiraLAX.

Parents have reported that their children became angry, aggressive and paranoid after taking MiraLAX with some saying that their children experienced “near psychiatric events” and mood swings.   Continue reading “Parents Target Bayer Laxative For Causing Psychiatric Breakdowns In Children”