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Before It’s News – by Josey Wales
For such a small town to have such a violent reaction to the recent events in Ferguson Mo raises many questions.
David McGowen investigates the Ferguson case and the events that followed this shooting. The information withheld from the public and the information that was released for the purpose of supporting this civil unrest that followed. Continue reading “Who Created The Ferguson Riot”
Yahoo News – by Francois Becker
Rosny-sous-Bois (France) (AFP) – The death toll from an explosion in an apartment building outside Paris rose to seven on Monday, with rescue workers scrambling against time to find one last man still missing.
Local prefect Philippe Galli said a woman in her 80s who lived on the first floor was buried under the rubble after the four-storey residential block in the Paris suburb of Rosny-sous-Bois collapsed on Sunday morning.
“We have to dig her out. She’s stuck in the rubble,” Galli told reporters. Continue reading “Death toll from Paris building explosion rises to seven”
Redress Information and Analysis
Reasoning with a Zionist is an oxymoron. It is as self-contradictory as saying something is falsely true.
This, we have no doubt, is the conclusion everyone who has tried to have a rational, fact-based debate with Zionists would have drawn.
If that is also your experience – or if you have never had the misfortune of debating with a Zionist – then you will want to listen to the two short clips below from Mike Malloy’s radio show. Continue reading “US broadcaster Mike Malloy wipes the floor with Israel apologists”
The World Post – by Jeffrey Heller
JERUSALEM, Aug 31 (Reuters) – Israel announced on Sunday a land appropriation in the occupied West Bank that an anti-settlement group termed the biggest in 30 years, drawing Palestinian condemnation and a U.S. rebuke.
Some 400 hectares (988 acres) in the Etzion Jewish settlement bloc near Bethlehem were declared “state land, on the instructions of the political echelon” by the military-run Civil Administration.
“We urge the government of Israel to reverse this decision,” a State Department official said in Washington, calling the move “counterproductive” to efforts to achieve a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians. Continue reading “Israel Announces Massive West Bank Land Grab”
By using plain and simple math, along with data charts, scientists at the New England Complex Systems Institute have come to a clear-cut conclusion that when food prices rise, as much as they are in the US, then people start rioting.
Did you know right now in the US, 49 million Americans are already dealing with food insecurity. One in seven Americans rely on food banks.
One quarter of the American military needs outside assistance to feed their families. And of course, minorities are facing serious hunger issues. Continue reading “Scientists Warn The United States To Prepare For Even More Riots, Brace Yourself”
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Young people aren’t the only ones who get back-to-school blues. Pooches used to months of constant playtime can get upset when their best buddies disappear with the dog days of summer.
Many dogs whine and wait eagerly at the front door but eventually adjust to the absence of their young owners when they are in class. But millions of dogs can feel abandoned, sad and unable to cope – and they look for ways to lash out. Continue reading “Dogs get the blues when kids go back to school”
The World Post – by JACK CHANG and KELVIN CHAN
BEIJING (AP) — China’s legislature on Sunday ruled out allowing open nominations in the inaugural election for Hong Kong’s leader, saying they would create a “chaotic society.” Democracy activists in the Asian financial hub responded by saying that a long-threatened mass occupation of the heart of the city “will definitely happen.”
In setting tight limits on how far electoral reforms can go in Hong Kong, Beijing issued its firmest reminder yet that it’s still in charge despite the substantial autonomy it promised the city after taking control from Britain in 1997. Continue reading “China: No Open Nominations For Hong Kong Leader”
Odenton-Severn Patch – by Elizabeth Janney
With a feral cat loose in one Anne Arundel County elementary school, administrators have decided to close school early on Friday.
Richard Henry Lee Elementary School in Glen Burnie will close at 9:45 a.m. on Friday, according to Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
Typically, the school day at Richard Henry Lee Elementary starts at 8:45 a.m. The feral cat was discovered before the school day began, according to The Capital. Continue reading “Feral Cat Causes School Closure”
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I see this crap all the time and it really bugs me. Too many people think they have the answer to what will happen after SHTF and that thinking makes their plans suck. Does your plan really make sense?
I write an article like 60 bug out bag gear items you probably don’t have orAlmost unlimited power for your camping or bug out bag electronics and inevitably, some idiot pipes up with, “That’s stupid. There won’t be any electricity after SHTF” or after Just what is the ultimate bug out vehicle?, I kept hearing, “You have to have a pre-XX car or it won’t work when SHTF.” Continue reading “You DON’T know what will happen after SHTF so stop acting like you do”
Huffington Post – by Stephanie Nebehay
GENEVA, Aug 29 (Reuters) – The U.N. racism watchdog urged the United States on Friday to halt the excessive use of force by police after the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white policeman touched off riots in Ferguson, Missouri.
Minorities, particularly African Americans, are victims of disparities, the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) said after examining the U.S. record. Continue reading “UN Condemns U.S. Police Brutality, Calls For ‘Stand Your Ground’ Review”
Wall Street Journal – by ALEJANDRO LAZO
A bill banning plastic bags in California grocery stores, pharmacies, liquor stores and other businesses is headed to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk after the state legislature passed the measure Friday.
If signed by Mr. Brown, the bill would institute the first statewide ban on plastic bags in the U.S. A spokesman for the governor said Friday he hasn’t taken a position on the issue. Continue reading “California Legislature Passes Ban on Disposable Plastic Bags”
IHS Janes 360 – by James Hardy
China continues to expand Woody Island, the largest of the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea.
Satellite imagery shows that since October 2013 China has undertaken substantial land reclamation, harbour redevelopment and other infrastructure construction on the island, which is known as Yongxing Dao by China and Phu Lam Island by Vietnam. Continue reading “China expands runway, harbour at Woody Island”
Press TV has conducted an interview with Webster Griffin Tarpley, an author and historian, from Washington, to discuss the crisis in the Middle East.
What follows is an approximate transcription of the interview.
Press TV: In your perspective, if the United States and its Western and regional allies had not actually supported and created armed groups in Syria to fight against the Syrian government would we be seeing the same situation as we’re witnessing today with ISIL? Continue reading “NATO behind creation of ISIL: Webster Tarpley”
I live in the D4 region here in California according to this Drought Monitor. Where I live, our faucets are still running and we have not been asked to ration our water in our homes. However, lawn watering and car washing is discouraged but not prohibited.
Our water comes from the Salinas River – dry above ground – but pumped from underground as it still flows. The Salinas River is the largest river of the Central Coast of California and flows north-northwest, drains into the Salinas Valley and empties into the Monterey Bay. Continue reading “U.S. Drought Monitor”
Ahhh…fall. The last long weekend of summer is here. The weather will begin to be crisp. Fall colors will begin to peek out of the trees. Kids are going back to school.
This year, the kids have something new to rejoice over. Students can be very thankful that First Lady Michelle Obama has become the unelected Food Nazi of school cafeterias across the nation. They can look forward to delicious meals at the cafeteria and glowing good health because of the fare they will be served. Continue reading “Let Them Eat Cake: The First Lady’s “Improved” Public School Lunches vs. The Obama Girls’ School Lunch Menu”
Front Page Mag – by Daniel Greenfield
Obama has no strategy for ISIS, but he does have a strategy for shutting down every coal plant in America.
Obama has no strategy for dealing with Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, but he does have a strategy for mass illegal alien amnesty.
Obama has no strategy for defeating Islamic terrorism, he does however have a strategy for defeating the Republicans in the midterm elections. Continue reading “Obama has a Strategy for the Things He Cares About”
Natural Society – by Christina Sarich
Just recently, farmers in the city of Tamura, Fukushima Prefecture, have begun planting rice in a district previously designated as a ‘no-plant zone’ due to of radioactive fallout. This will be the first time since March, 2011’s core meltdowns that rice intended for public sale will be planted in fields that are possibly still contaminated with radioactive cesium and other toxic materials.
While the Japanese public is vehemently opposed to GMO, do they really want to eat radioactive rice? The government of Japan seems not to care. Continue reading “Govt OK’s Growing Rice for Public Sale Within Fukushima Contamination Zone”
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