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PHOENIX (KSAZ) – The federal government has narrowed down which companies will design President Trump’s border wall.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will notify the finalists over the next few days.
No word on how many companies were picked, but the feds have previously said they may select up to 20 companies. Continue reading “DarkPulse Technologies one of few companies left to snag President Trump’s border wall contract”
Aside from everyone nuking each other into mutually assured obsolescence, the World War 3 worst-case scenario for Americans would be if the conflict reached the American mainland. An invasion. A massive assault.
The ideas seem unlikely, considering that the last time there was a full-on war on the American mainland was during the American Civil War. Previous to that, there were some foreign invasions but our land has been protected from battles against other countries almost two centuries. Continue reading “How to Survive World War 3: Prepping for a US Mainland Conflict”
Bloomberg – by Christine Buurma , Naureen Malik , and Ryan Collins
America’s shale gas could soon head to China under long-term contracts for the first time, bolstered by a new trade deal that may not even change existing rules.
Cheniere Energy Inc., the first exporter of natural gas from the lower 48 states, sees the agreement as “amplifying and accelerating conversations about new long-term contracts” with China, said Eben Burnham-Snyder, a spokesman for the Houston-based company. While the deal announced Thursday by President Donald Trump’s administration doesn’t appear to alter access for Chinese companies to U.S. gas cargoes, it welcomes China to receive shipments and engage in long-term contracts with American suppliers. Continue reading “US LNG industry to get a boost from China deal”
Oil prices jumped over two percent on Monday, as the world’s two largest producers announced the crude production cut would be extended from the middle of this year until March 2018.
North Sea Brent crude gained $1.25 or 2.46 percent to $52.06 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate was up by $1.21 or 2.53 percent to $49.05. Continue reading “Crude surges as Russia & Saudi Arabia back supply cuts extension”
CINCINNATI (AP) — Prosecutors in Ohio say a T-shirt with a Confederate flag emblem worn by a white police officer under his uniform is relevant evidence for countering his claim that he feared for his life when he shot an unarmed black motorist.
Hamilton County prosecutors are opposing a defense bid to keep the shirt out of ex-University of Cincinnati Officer Ray Tensing’s murder retrial. The defense says the T-shirt isn’t relevant, but could prejudice the jury. Continue reading “Ohio prosecutor: Officer’s Confederate flag T-shirt relevant”
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea’s latest ballistic missile test may be nearly as big a deal as its propaganda machine claims. Although outside experts see several places where North Korea is likely stretching the truth, the missile launched Sunday appears to be the most powerful the country has ever tested. Some analysts believe the missile, if proven in further tests, could reach Alaska and Hawaii if fired on a normal, instead of a lofted, trajectory. Continue reading “AP Explains: North Korea missile test is huge step forward”
HAMAM AL-ALIL, IRAQ (AP) — The fight to retake Mosul from the Islamic State group is approaching its “final stages,” a senior U.S. official said Monday. Brett McGurk, special presidential envoy for the global coalition against the IS, said Iraqi forces are “completely defeating” IS in one of the most difficult urban battles since World War II. But local Iraqi officials say they will need more funding from the U.S. and others in the international community to rebuild in territory recently retaken from the extremists. Continue reading “US envoy: Fight to retake Mosul in ‘final stages’”
WEB Notes: If you are a man or woman of God then you need to stand for your Father right now. ‘What do I have to do‘. Simply refuse to do business with those who support homosexuality. Your Father is not okay with it. He has never been okay with it and He never will be okay with it. If you cannot do this simple thing, shop else where what kind of Christian are you? If that offends you then you should be offended. How offended do you think your Father is? How do you think it makes Him feel to see you a “Christian” supporting organizations who support homosexuality? It is a slap in His face, by you His child. Grow a backbone and stand up like and man or woman of God. Stand for your Father.
Continue reading “Target Launches Gay Pride Products: We ‘Proudly Stand With The LGBT Community’”
The Roanoke Times – by Dan Casey
Let’s imagine a scenario in which you’re charged with a traffic offense you didn’t commit, and the police order your car impounded because of it.
Further imagine the company that towed your car sells it before you can persuade a court to dismiss the bogus charge. And that you have a loan on that car and want to protect your credit score.
Continue reading “Casey: Salem couple sues over car that was impounded then sold”
That railroad tunnel filled with barrels of leaking radiation was an accident waiting to happen. Eugene Wigner was a mathematician who worked on the Manhattan project. He noted that radiation discomposes metal. That deterioration brought down the tunnel supports at Hanford. The government and the corporate media have said no radiation was released though private citizens to south with monitors had radiation counts as high as 99 cpm. Continue reading “Hanford, Imploding Cities, Derivatives, The NSA And The End Game”
Since the dawn of time there has been the truth and the lie, the truth being reality and the lie a non-reality. Christians speak of the Garden of Eden, of the Tree of Knowledge, that knowledge being of good and evil, the truth and the lie.
As a child growing up the words most spoken to me by my father were keep your mouth shut, but when you speak, speak the truth. I believed this to be just my father’s obsession with having me turn out to be a decent human being, but more and more as I faced a world of lies, I found it to be a whole lot more and became obsessed with understanding this phenomenon. Continue reading “Truths and Lies, What Difference Can it Make?”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
If you want to permanently fix America’s economy, there really is no other choice. Even before Ron Paul’s rallying cry of “End The Fed” shook America during the peak of the Tea Party movement, I was a huge advocate of shutting down the Federal Reserve. Because no matter how hard we try to patch it up otherwise, the truth is that our debt-based financial system has been fundamentally flawed from the very beginning, and the Federal Reserve is the very heart of that system. The following is a free preview of an upcoming book that I am working on about how to turn this country is a more positive direction… Continue reading “The Federal Reserve Must Go”
The mayor of Charlottesville, Va., condemned Saturday night’s demonstration by a large group of torch-bearing white nationalists who were protesting the removal of statues honoring Confederate Gens. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
“This event involving torches at night in Lee Park was either profoundly ignorant or was designed to instill fear in our minority populations in a way that hearkens back to the days of the KKK,” Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer said in a statement. “Either way, as mayor of this city, I want everyone to know this: We reject this intimidation. We are a welcoming city, but such intolerance is not welcome here.” Continue reading “Mayor condemns torch-bearing protesters defending Confederate statue”
CHICAGO — Police say an 18-year-old woman was killed Friday night when a 24-year-old woman repeatedly struck her with a vehicle on Chicago’s South Side, CBS Chicago reports.
The fatal incident took place around 11:10 p.m. in the the city’s Morgan Park neighborhood. Police say the driver chased the young woman along the sidewalk and repeatedly rammed her into a tree with her Jeep Liberty. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Continue reading “Woman dead after repeatedly rammed into tree by vehicle”
Consortium News – by Nicholas J S Davis
The U.S. mainstream media voiced moral outrage when Russian warplanes killed civilians in Aleppo but has gone silent as U.S. warplanes slaughter innocents in Mosul and Raqqa.
April 2017 was another month of mass slaughter and unimaginable terror for the people of Mosul in Iraq and the areas around Raqqa and Tabqa in Syria, as the heaviest, most sustained U.S.-led bombing campaign since the American War in Vietnam entered its 33rd month. Continue reading “The Silent Slaughter of the US Air War”
New York Post – by Aaron Short
They’re super troopers — at least when it comes to slinging traffic tickets.
State Police officers doled out 14,542 summonses to New York City motorists in the first four months of this year — an astonishing 759 percent increase from all of last year, when they scribbled just 1,692, records show. Continue reading “Troopers are handing out traffic tickets at astronomical rate”
