Enforce our Bill of Rights
I found that Discovery Channel presentation “When the lights go out” extremely interesting. In most instances it was accurate, as far as it went. They, of course, had to respect things like doctrine, patents, and copyright laws. Then too they were producing something to GUIDE the people to specific goals and locations. I will try not to be bound in those ways. Continue reading “Basic American communications when the lights go out!”
Nutritional Anarchy – by Aaron Dykes
As a response to our special report Corntamination: Edible Hepatitis B Vaccines Coming Soon – which covers the troubling issues from a major GMO contamination scandal after experimental pharmaceutical drugs were grown in open air fields of genetically engineered test corn NEXT TO food crops for human and animal consumption – someone raised an interesting issue – somewhat speculative, yet compelling because of the importance. Continue reading “Hypothalamus: The Connection between Diet, GMO and Decline?”
Nutritional Anarchy – by Melissa Melton
“Just one mistake by a biotech company, we’ll be eating other people’s prescription drugs in our cornflakes.”
— Larry Bohlen, Health and Environment Programs Director at Friends of the Earth
Do you remember the biotech firm Prodigene?
In a special investigative report, we followed the trail of biopharming, where science is using genetically engineered crops to grow pharmaceutical and vaccine components. Some of these treatments are developed to be eaten directly as food.
Continue reading “Special Report: Corntamination — Edible GMO Hepatitis B Vaccines Coming Soon!”
MONDAY, Aug. 25, 2014 (HealthDay News) — States that have legalized medical marijuana tend to experience an unexpected benefit — fewer overdose deaths from narcotic painkillers, a new study suggests.
Access to medical marijuana is associated with 25 percent fewer prescription drug overdose deaths each year compared to states where medical pot is illegal, according to findings published Aug. 25 in JAMA Internal Medicine. Continue reading “Fewer Painkiller Deaths in States With Medical Pot”
Apple Insider – by Mikey Campbell
After being passed by the California Senate two weeks ago, the new kill switch measure calls on smartphone makers to offer a remote disablement function that activates upon initial device setup. The law is set to take effect by July 2015.
Introduced by Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) in February, the kill switch initiative looks to thwart a growing smartphone theft “epidemic” by building in security features that allow users to remotely disable their device when stolen or lost. Other states have forwarded similar legislation, though California is the first to place responsibility on manufacturers. Continue reading “California governor signs ‘kill switch’ bill into law, required on all smartphones by 2015”
A federal judge has overturned part of a California law requiring a 10-day waiting period for gun buyers, ruling that it does not apply to those who already own firearms.
U.S. District Judge Anthony Ishii of Fresno ruled late last week that “10-day waiting periods impermissibly violate the Second Amendment” for gun-buyers who already passed background checks or are authorized to carry concealed weapons. Continue reading “California Wait Period Doesn’t Apply to Gun Owners”
Over the past week a new geopolitical mystery emerged: an “unknown” party was launching airstrikes against Libya, which is already reeling in its latest political crisis where headlines such as this have become the norm:
Continue reading “US Furious After Source Of “Mystery” Libya Bombing Raids Revealed”
Illegals demand government regulation and union organization to limit their competition.
The costumed characters on New York Times Square who make a living posing for photos while dressed as American pop culture icons are typically illegal aliens. Continue reading “Costumed Illegals Perform As Statue of Liberty, Captain America in Times Square”
As you know if you’ve been reading my blog for a while, I’ve written several articles on OPSEC. This one hits a lot closer to home.
In order to live in a technological society, you have to give up certain expectation of privacy from those who have the technology to tap into certain systems. If you email someone, you have to expect that someone could read those emails. If you talk on your cell phone, you have to expect that someone could overhear your conversation if they had the tech and chose to use it. Continue reading “Is Big Brother spying on your computer – with your own cell phone?”
The US Senator from Kentucky has warned that if Hillary Clinton, the former US Secretary of State, becomes the next American president, she could get the United States bogged down in yet another conflict in the Middle East.
Following in the footsteps of his Libertarian father, Ron Paul, who spent much of his lengthy political career demanding a more isolationist US foreign policy, Rand Paul told NBC’s Meet the Press that the 2016 presidential election could be “transformational” if a “war hawk” like Hillary Rodham Clinton gets into the Oval Office. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton is a war hawk – Sen. Rand Paul”
The French government has resigned despite being formed just 4 months ago. They quit after ministers slammed President Francois Hollande’s plans for taxation and cuts, while also being critical of Germany’s austerity program.
The statement published on Monday said the new office would be formed on Tuesday and would be in the “direction he (the president) has defined for our country.” Continue reading “French goverment resigns amid rancor over German austerity pressure”
Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ
MCALLEN, Texas — Sheriff’s deputies, in the Texas border county of Starr, are looking for a prison gang member who allegedly shot at them over the weekend striking one of their patrol vehicles.
Information released from Starr County Sheriff’s Office shows the alleged shooting took place Saturday, just after 1:30 a.m., in a residential area just west of Rio Grande City. Officials responded to a call of a man, identified as Juan Antonio Perez, shooting off a gun. Continue reading “Prison Gang Member Allegedly Shoots at Texas Border Sheriff’s Deputies”
Following revelations of America’s National Security Agency’s global internet surveillance system, combined with a desire to enhance domestic production, China is beating a path towards unveiling its own operating systems in October.
The Chinese-made substitutes would first be introduced on desktop devices, later expanding to include smartphones and other hand-held devices, Ni Guangnan heads an official operating system development alliance established in March, Xinhau reported at the weekend. Continue reading “China may unveil homegrown OS rivals to Windows, Google and Apple”
WASHINGTON (AP) — While in office, former President George H. W. Bush once plaintively asked, “What is it about August?”
Indeed, this sultry month usually associated with the doldrums of summer has burdened modern presidents with personal, domestic or international crises. And for President Barack Obama, who returned to Washington Sunday from a two-week Martha’s Vineyard vacation, what remains of the August calendar looks perhaps more daunting than when he left. Continue reading “Obama back in DC amid crises; as if he never left”
Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
If you thought that the earthquake that struck northern California on Sunday was something, just wait until you see what is coming in the years ahead. As you will read about below, we live at a time when earthquake activity is dramatically increasing. This is especially true of the “Ring of Fire” which runs roughly along the outer perimeter of the Pacific Ocean. Approximately 81 percent of all big earthquakes occur along the Ring of Fire, and the entire west coast of the United States falls within the danger zone. Over the past few years, we have seen huge earthquake after huge earthquake strike various areas along the Ring of Fire, but up until now the California coastline has mostly been spared. However, there are indications that this may be about to change in a big way. Continue reading “Why The Earthquake Near San Francisco Is Just The Start Of The Shaking In California”
In an unexpected and interesting move, Burger King is in talks to buy Canadian coffee-and-doughnut chain Tim Horton’s Inc., a merger that would be structured as a “tax inversion” which would effectively move Burger King’s headquarters to Canada (more specifically, my hometown of Oakville, Ontario). For those who are unfamiliar with Tim Horton’s, the brand is tantamount to Canada’s version of Dunkin Donuts that could just as easily adopt its own version of the tagline “America Runs on Dunkin” (think “Canada Runs on Tim Horton’s”). Tim Horton’s is no small coffee-shop chain. Tim Horton’s, Canada’s largest coffee-shop chain, has a market capitalization of about $8.4 billion, while Burger King’s market capitalization is about $9.6 billion; the proposed merger would form a new entity worth about $18 billion. Continue reading “Burger King’s Tax Inversion and Canada’s Favorable Corporate Tax Rates”
EL PASO, Texas — A Mexican national who was deported seven times from the U.S. after incarceration for crimes vows to illegally re-enter during an interview with Breitbart Texas. The discussion occurred across the U.S.-Mexico border at the point where Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico meet near El Paso, Texas. The only indications of the international boundary in the area were a sign and a few small steel posts driven in the ground. Continue reading “Seven-Time Deported Criminal Alien Vows Return to US in Cross-Border Interview”
China’s Inner Mongolia is hosting the biggest military drill ever held by the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The training of 7,000 servicemen from five SCO member states is set to test troops’ effectiveness in fighting terrorism.
The Peace Mission-2014 drill, being conducted from August 24 to 29 in China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, was declared open by Deputy Chief of Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s General Staff Wang Ning, who is supervising the military training. Continue reading “China hosts largest ever military drill with Russia, other SCO nations”
In an unexpected discovery, hundreds of gas plumes bubbling up from the seafloor were spotted during a sweeping survey of the U.S. Atlantic Coast.
Even though ocean explorers have yet to test the gas, the bubbles are almost certainly methane, researchers report today (Aug. 24) in the journal Nature Geoscience.
“We don’t know of any explanation that fits as well as methane,” said lead study author Adam Skarke, a geologist at Mississippi State University in Mississippi State. Continue reading “Hundreds of Methane Plumes Erupting Along East Coast”
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