Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A former US Air Force counterintelligence agent with access to top secret national defense information was charged with spying for Iran after she defected to the Islamic Republic and helped it target her former colleagues, according to a seven-count indictment made public on Wednesday (see below).

According to prosecutors, Monica Elfriede Witt a.k.a. Fatemah Zahra, a.k.a. Narges Witt gave the Iranians the code name and mission of a secret Pentagon program which involved American intelligence operations, reports the New York Times.    Continue reading “US Charges Air Force Counterintelligence Agent With Spying, Committing Cybercrimes For Iran”

Middle East Monitor

A legal battle is underway in the US state of Maryland to reverse an anti-Boycott Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) legislation denounced as “unconstitutional”. Syed Saqib Ali – a former Maryland state representative – today filed a civil rights lawsuit against an executive order denying government contracts to businesses that boycott Israel.

The suit – filed in federal court – alleges that the Maryland leaders Gov. Larry Hogan and Attorney General Brian Frosh violated Ali’s First and 14th Amendment rights when Hogan signed an executive order in October 2017 requiring all state contractors to promise they will not boycott Israel.   Continue reading “US ‘unconstitutional’ anti-BDS law challenged in Maryland court”

The American Conservative – by William S. Lind

Several weeks ago, the United States Marine Corps copied its old Japanese adversary and committed seppuku. It did so by relieving its best battalion commander and most promising future senior combat leader of his command, thus terminating his career. As another Marine lieutenant colonel said to me, “The last light shining in the darkness has been put out.”   Continue reading “The Latest Casualty of the Marines’ Surrender to Political Correctness”

The Hill

The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee said Tuesday morning that the U.S. military may have to intervene in Venezuela if Russia places weapons there.

“I think that it could happen,” Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) told the Defense Writers Group. “You’ve got a guy down there that is killing everybody. You could have him put together a base that Russia would have on our hemisphere. And if those things happen, it may be to the point where we’ll have to intervene with troops and respond.”  Continue reading “GOP chairman: US military may have to intervene in Venezuela if Russia does”

Now, you all don’t worry about us.  We have two loaves of  bread, a whole gallon of milk, and flashlight batteries.

This ain’t shit.  Here we call this a little snow.  I’ve seen it in this yard six foot deep.  I am however glad that I made the effort to top off my two propane bottles Monday, as the lights have been flickering on and off this morning, actually quite cozy.   Continue reading “Danger! The Big Storm”

ABC News

According to the Federal Register, 58 national emergencies have been declared since the National Emergency Act of 1976 was signed into law by President Gerald Ford.

And 31 have been annually renewed and are currently still in effect, as listed in the Federal Register.

Here’s a list of the presidents who declared still ongoing national emergencies.   Continue reading “Here’s a list of the 31 national emergencies that have been in effect for years”

The Organic Prepper

A team of researchers from Mexico’s National Polytechnic Institute (IPN)  led by Eva Ramon Gallegos report they’ve found a cure for HPV. HPV is the human papillomavirus, a leading cause of cancer.

The team completely eradicated HPV in 29 patients using a technique called photodynamic therapy.  The non-invasive treatment uses a drug called a photosensitizer or photosensitizing agent, alongside a wavelength of light that is used to treat the areas of the body that are affected by HPV.   Continue reading “Mexican Scientists Find a CURE for HPV (But It Wouldn’t Be PROFITABLE to Approve It in the US)”

Independent

Anyone who views terrorist propaganda once online can be jailed for up to 15 years under new laws that have sparked human rights concerns.

MPs had urged the government to scrap plans to criminalise viewing “information useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism”, which goes further than much-used laws that made physically collecting, downloading or disseminating the material illegal. Continue reading “UK – Clicking on terrorist propaganda even once could mean 15 years in prison under new law”

Patriot Rising

American government has become a collection of sordid and dangerous clowns. It was not always thus. Until Bush II, those governing were never lunatics. Eisenhower, Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Obama, Clinton had their defects, were sometimes corrupt, and could be disagreed with on many grounds. They weren’t crazy. Today’s administration would seem unwholesome in a New York bus station at three in the morning. They are not normal American politicians.   Continue reading “A Collection of Sordid and Dangerous Clowns (Guess Who)”

The Crazz Files – by Timothy Fitzpatrick

Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V

October 29, 2016 Anno Domini

Part I

Any inquisitive person should be asking themself why a seemingly anti-establishment candidate like Donald Trump has been allowed to get as far as he has in the U.S. presidential race for election November 8.   Continue reading “Trump controlled by Mossad part 1”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The government has never met a novel idea or consumer friendly product that they didn’t want to tax.

The latest case in point? Legislators are now trying to tax Netflix and any other type of content that can be downloaded or streamed. The idea is being pushed forward in Georgia, where lawmakers are proposing a tax on digital video, books, music and video games, according to a new piece in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.   Continue reading “Your State Could Soon Be Taxing Your Netflix, Video Games, & Streaming Downloads”

Sputnik

Syrian media have repeatedly reported on US-led coalition strikes, which have led to countless civilian casualties and damage to crucial infrastructure in the Arab Republic. The coalition has been bombing targets in Syria since 2014 despite never obtaining a UN mandate and not obtaining Damascus’ approval.

At least 70 civilians were killed or wounded as a result of air strikes launched by a US-led international coalition on the Syrian village of Baghuz in the south-east of the country, Syria state television reported, citing local sources. Continue reading “At Least 70 Civilians Killed as US Coalition Pounds Syrian Village – Reports”

The Burning Platform

Shared on Facebook by a teacher in California who sees firsthand the destruction of America.

“Nine hundred teachers just got laid off from the Los Angeles Unified School District. They are $650,000 over their annual budget. The following comments by an English teacher help to explain one area that looms large over California’s educational crisis. I hope each person receiving this mail will read it carefully, all the way to the end.   Continue reading “A California School Teacher Speaks”

Misanthrope – by LightWorker 111

Would it surprise you to know that a little-known greenhouse operation in rural Norfolk, England, is churning out nearly half of the world’s production of medical marijuana?

It’s true. The United Nations’ 2016 World Drug Report revealed that Britain is the global leader in the cultivation and distribution of legal marijuana plants.   Continue reading “Brits Dominate The World Cannabis Market”

ABC 7 New York

RICHMOND HILL, Queens (WABC) — An NYPD detective was killed by friendly fire during a robbery in Queens.

The shooting was reported near Atlantic Avenue and 121st Street in the Richmond Hill section around 6 p.m. Tuesday.   Continue reading “19-year veteran NYPD detective shot, killed by friendly fire during robbery in Queens”