Middle East Eye

Israel has said that an attack on the Gaza Strip which killed nine Palestinians from the same family happened after the premises were mistakenly categorised as a “military compound” used by Islamic Jihad.

In November, Israel conducted a series of air strikes on the Gaza Strip after it assassinated a senior Islamic Jihad commander and his wife.  Continue reading “Israel says filing error to blame for strike that killed nine members of al-Sawarka family”

The AI Organization – by Cyrus A Parsa

This is the most significant and important lawsuit of the 21st century, and it impacts the entire world. CEO’s and Founders Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Larry Page and Sandar Pichai are also named as defendants along with their companies.  Continue reading “Google, Facebook, Neuralink Sued for Weaponized AI Tech Transfer, Complicity to Genocide in China and Endangering Humanity with Misuse of AI”

Transport Topics

Warren Buffett said his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. made only one “sensible” stand-alone acquisition last year, and it didn’t do much for his growing pile of cash.

Berkshire paid $2.76 billion for its 38.6% stake in Pilot Travel Centers, the owner of the Pilot Flying J truck stop chain, according to an insurance filing. Berkshire didn’t disclose the purchase price when it announced the deal in October, and hasn’t revealed the figure in subsequent reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.  Continue reading “Warren Buffett Reveals He Paid $2.786 Billion for Stake in Pilot Flying J”

What to do, what to do?

Let’s assume that you’re part of a nation’s communist insurgency, just as we have here in the United States. Countless staged gun massacres have failed to persuade the nationals to surrender their weapons, and that surrender is necessary before you can finally begin the cleansing genocide that you have planned for those needy, and deplorable peasants.  Continue reading “Helpful Hints for Ruling a Nation (3)”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Baltimore City announced last week the return of a surveillance plane program that will use high-tech sensors to monitor citizens and help deter violent crime, reported WJZ Baltimore.

Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a press conference Friday about three new spy planes that could hit the skies by May 2020.   Continue reading “Baltimore Resurrects Spy Plane Program To Monitor Citizens”

Health Impact News – by Dr. Malcolm Kendrick

Excerpts:

Question: If a tree falls in the forest, and there’s nobody around to hear, does it make a sound?

This is a philosophical question that has been around for some time. I shall change it slightly to the following: “If a journal publishes a study, and it doesn’t make a noise, can it make a difference?”  Continue reading “Study: Those with Higher LDL Cholesterol Levels Live the Longest”

The Great Recession

This little monster that feeds beneath the surface of global banking at its core briefly raised one ugly eye out of the water as 2018 turned into 2019. I wrote back then that the interest spike we saw in the kind of overnight interbank lending known as repurchase agreements (repos) was just the foreshock of a financial crisis being created by the Fed’s monetary tightening. I said the Fed’s continued tightening would eventually result in a full-blown recession that would emerge, likely out of the repo market, sometime in the summer. In the final two weeks of the summer, the Repo Crisis raised its head fully out of the water and roared.  Continue reading “Repocalypse: The Second Coming”

Fox News

A young boy and his family got more than they bargained for this past weekend at the Dublin Zoo in Ireland when they received a close-up view of a tiger in full attack mode.

Thankfully, the glass wall of the zoo’s tiger enclosure saved the family from harm. Continue reading “Dublin Zoo tiger ‘attacks’ young boy — only to be stopped by glass partition”

In the News Today

INTELCASTER – Here’s something many people are not aware of yet. When you go online to find sensitive truths Bing (and DuckDuckGo) will often do a better job than Google.

Lets take a look at some examples that prove that Google is an information weapon, while Bing is exactly what one would expect it is, a search engine.  Continue reading “Bing vs Google: Bing is a Search Engine, Google is a Weapon”