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Documents allegedly taken from the Clinton Foundation were released online Tuesday by the hacker Guccifer 2.0.
The hacker claims to have obtained “hundreds of thousands” of documents after gaining access to Clinton Foundation servers at an unknown time and date. Continue reading “Guccifer 2.0 Drops Alleged Clinton Foundation Documents”
These 3 charts show the geomagnetic storm K-index for the past 7 days.
The A index for the past 30 days.
The 3rd chart is an enlarged chart showing the past 72 hours of the K-Index.
These show significant geomagnetic storms occurring since 26 September. Continue reading “Geomagnetic Storm Activity”
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Backwoods Resistance – by Scott M Terry
Radio news broadcasts echoed “”The South Carolina School shooter, who was homeschooled ….”
Fox News reported.. Continue reading “Media Blames Homeschooling For Expelled Public Schooler’s Murder Spree”
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Backwoods Resistance – by Scott M Terry
Water is arguably the most important element for human survival. In a survival situation locating a source of water must be a top priority, but locating water is only the beginning of the process; it must be purified. Drinking water straight from the source, even in a pristine wilderness setting, is extremely dangerous. Water from a stream, pond, or lake may contain bacteria, parasites, or viruses. Any of these things can kill you or contribute to your death, especially if your immune system is compromised and you do not have access to medical help. Continue reading “How To Purify Water In The Field”
COLUMBIA — A 5 a.m. Wednesday update from the National Hurricane Center shows Hurricane Matthew’s latest projected track shifting east on Saturday, with a potential landfall still expected in South Carolina, but a lighter impact on the state. The Upstate continues to be outside of the hurricane track.
On Tuesday, Gov. Nikki Haley announced plans to evacuate more than 1 million residents from the coastal areas of South Carolina beginning Wednesday afternoon in advance of Hurricane Matthew’s projected arrival in the state’s waters this weekend. Continue reading “Hurricane Matthew’s latest projected track shifts east”
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The leader of an armed takeover of a national wildlife refuge took the witness stand in his own defense, tearfully telling jurors he was initially reluctant get involved in the plight of two Oregon ranchers ordered to return to prison.
Ammon Bundy, 41, of Emmett, Idaho, wore blue jail scrubs Tuesday afternoon and had a copy of the U.S. Constitution in his front pocket. He has rejected the option of civilian clothes, contending he’s a political prisoner. Continue reading “Leader of Armed Standoff Describes What Led Him to US Refuge”
A federal judge ruled Friday that telling a police officer you’re coming from “near Colorado” can be considered suspicious and used to justify an extended traffic stop.
That answer was offered by Jesse Burcham in May 2015 when he was pulled over by a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, police officer for speeding and allegedly weaving.
The officer said he considered Burcham’s response suspicious and sufficient grounds to extend the stop, call for backup and request a search of the vehicle. Continue reading “Judge: Driver Citing ‘Near Colorado’ Trip Origin Justifies Extended Stop”
(LAUGHING!) Can there be a Moron Monday at FTTWR?
The first time I shot a gun, an M4 assault rifle, I didn’t want to pick it up — I was scared of the unexpectedly giant death machine I’d agreed to shoot with. As it happens, I probablyshouldn’t have picked it up — a stray shell casing burned my leg and left a bullet-shaped scar, along with a story that has gotten me through many a bad date. But pick it up I did, and goddamn, was it fun. I felt so cool, the metal in my hands, my eye on the target, the little red light telling me exactly where to shoot so I felt like a crack shot even though I was hitting the target only because that little red light was telling me exactly where to shoot. Go ahead. Make my day. Continue reading “Why the 2nd Amendment Applies Only to Your Muskets and Dueling Pistols”
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The Israeli navy has been preparing to attack the Women’s Boats heading to break the ten-year-old siege on the Gaza Strip, Quds Press reported yesterday. The boats, which are part of the Freedom Flotilla Alliance, are expected to arrive in Gaza within three days if they are not impeded in any way.
According to a report on Israel’s Channel 2 TV, naval gunships have been waiting in the port of Ashdod ready to move and intercept the Zaytouna and Amal, the two boats making the bid. The TV report claimed that the activists on board the boats have been trained in order to know what to do if they are confronted by the Israeli navy. Continue reading “Israeli Navy Prepares to Attack Women’s Boats Heading to Break Gaza’s Siege”
Just days after admitting that some 500 millions of its email accounts were hacked (allegedly Russians, of course),the Yahoo confessional continues as Reuters reports, somewhat stunningly that, Yahoo secretly built software to search all of its customers’ incoming emails for US intel officials. Yahoo’s reaction to this: we are “a law abiding company.” Continue reading “Yahoo Admits It Secretly Hacked All User Accounts For US Intelligence”
Natural News – by David Gutierrez
Monsanto has officially entered the “GMO 2.0” business, with the signing of the licensing agreement to use the technology known as CRISPR-Cas9. Due to a recent ruling by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), the technology will allow Monsanto to create a new generation of GMO foods that are legally permitted to be labeled as “non-GMO.”
CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) is one of a broad family of new technologies known deceptively as “gene editing,” in which scientists attempt to create targeted changes to genomes. The biotech industry presents gene editing as fundamentally different from first-generation genetic modification, which involved crudely splicing genes from one species into another. But critics note that for all its grand claims, gene editing is marred by all the same problems and dangers as the original GMO techniques. Continue reading “Monsanto just received first ‘CRISPR’ license to modify crops”
KANAB — Garkane Energy is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who shot one of their substations Sunday, knocking out power to nearly all of Kane and Garfield counties.
The reward amount is unprecedented for the power company, as most rewards for vandalism incidents are around $2,500, said Garkane Energy Cooperative spokesman Neal Brown. Continue reading “Power company offers rare $50K reward for information on vandalism”
Free Thought Project – by Justin Gardner
Ramsey Orta, the man who filmed the most infamous police killing of Eric Garner – and was thereafter targeted by police in a barrage of “false and/or trumped up charges” – was sentenced to four years in prison for gun possession and drug charges.
While many of NYPD’s finest will celebrate the silencing of an activist who helped expose police brutality, the reality is that another man is being locked in a cage for victimless crimes, while the one who murdered Eric Garner walks free. Continue reading “The Only Person Going to Jail For Eric Garner’s Death is the Man Who Filmed it, and He’s Getting 4 years”
Manila (AFP) – Firebrand Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte told US President Barack Obama to “go to hell” Tuesday, as he threatened to end his nation’s decades-old alliance with the United States in favour of China and Russia.
The fresh tirade came as the Philippines and the United States launched annual war games that Duterte had already warned may be the last of his presidency, in response to US criticism of his deadly war on crime. Continue reading “Philippines’ Duterte tells Obama to ‘go to hell’”