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LA Times – by Ryan Parker

UCLA students were up to their shins in water Tuesday after a massive water main break near the university flooded the campus.

Students and others on campus documented the incident, some sharing serious concern as large amounts of water continued to pour onto school grounds.    Continue reading “Stunning images from the UCLA water main break”

21st Century Wire

After their total failure to blame eastern Ukrainian Rebels and Moscow for what appears to be Kiev forces shooting down Fight MH17 on July 17th, Washington and its NATO allies have shifted their propaganda strategy in a new attempt to implicate Russia for international war crimes…

Over the weekend, Washington used its US ambassador to the Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, to launch another fabricated social media post designed to blame Russia for “firing artillery over its border into the Ukraine”. Continue reading “After Failed MH17 False Flag, Washington Attempts Bold New Moves to Frame Russia”

Moms Demand Action Saggy TitsAmmoLand – by Eric Reed

Texas –-(Ammoland.com)- On Sunday July 26th 2014, CATI (Come and Take It) conducted a walk through downtown Austin to raise awareness for the current restrictions on gun rights in Texas.

This walk is done monthly, and today’s walk was led by Thomas Jefferson from their Austin Chapter. Anti-gun protestors decided to crash the event and protest the protest, accept they conducted their protest TOPLESS!   Continue reading “MDA Anti Gun Moms Protest TOPLESS Against Texas Open Carry Group”

Market Watch

The publishing of an alleged transcript between U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised eyebrows and provoked debate on Tuesday, at a time when relations between the U.S. and Israel are said to hit a low over the latter’s deadly ground invasion of Gaza. Read Wall Street Journal article (subscription required) on why tensions are climbing.

It’s not unusual for either side to publish what’s called a “readout” — basically, a diplomatic summary of the conversation — and the readout from the White House side of a Sunday call between the two leaders wasn’t effusive.   Continue reading “Reported transcript between Obama and Netanyahu fuels uproar”

The world’s first real-time passenger tracking system The Telegraph – by Soo Kim

All mobile phones logged into the Wi-Fi network at Helsinki Airport will be monitored by an in-house tracking system that identifies passengers’ real-time movements.

The technology has been criticised by privacy advocate groups, but is said to be aimed at monitoring crowds and preventing bottlenecking at the airport, which sees around 15 million passengers a year, Bloomberg reports.

Continue reading “‘Big Brother’ airport installs world’s first real-time passenger tracking system”

rssGuns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

Rapper, entrepreneur, restaurant owner, and licensed gun carrier Rick Ross (shown above in a Florida mugshot) says he is a supporter of the Second Amendment, but said in a recent interview that he doesn’t want guns in his chain of 25 wing restaurants.

According to The Huffington Post,   Continue reading “Rapper, Restaurant Owner Rick Ross Says to Leave Your Gun in Your Car at His Restaurants”

NogalesteenUSA Today -by Bob Ortega

Nearly two years after her teenage son was shot to death in Nogales, Mexico, by one or more Border Patrol agents, Araceli Rodriguez is headed to court to find out who killed him.

Attorneys for Rodriguez, including the American Civil Liberties Union, filed suit in federal district court in Tucson Tuesday, seeking civil damages against the agents involved in what their suit terms the “senseless and unjustified” death of 16-year-old Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, on Oct. 10, 2012.   Continue reading “Mother of dead Mexican teen sues Border Patrol”

Stay away from the doctors. THEY WILL KILL YOU!!!

Prevent Disease – by DAVE MIHALOVIC

There are millions of people who are currently being misclassified as having high blood pressure, when in fact findings show that these people are not actually more likely to die prematurely than those with ‘normal’ blood pressure. In addition, what used to be classified as normal or high-normal blood pressure (a systolic pressure of 120-139 mm Hg and diastolic pressure of 80-89 mm Hg) is now categorized as prehypertension.   Continue reading “This Is How Doctors Improperly and Unnecessarily Label Millions With High Blood Pressure To Prescribe Medication”

GTY 485301477USA Today – by Gregg Zoroya and Meghan Hoyer

Internal VA documents show the depth of fraudulent scheduling, manipulation of data and in some cases intimidation of staff to hide delays in medical care to veterans in the 6-million patient national system.

Auditors found at least one appointment scheduler at 109 VA medical centers who said wait times for veterans had been falsified, according to a USA TODAY analysis of internal VA survey data made public Tuesday. To keep evidence of delayed care out of the VA’s official electronic tracking system, secret lists were maintained at 110 facilities, the analysis shows.   Continue reading “VA manipulated vets’ appointment data, audit finds”

CNS News – by Barbara Boland

A statement put out today by President Barack Obama on the occasion of a religious holiday is raising some eyebrows.

The holiday is a Muslim one called “Eid-al-Fitr” and the statement says:   Continue reading “Obama Thanks Muslims for ‘Building the Very Fabric of Our Nation’”

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

Locust Fork, Alabama – A 14 year old boy used a 12 gauge shotgun to shoot and kill a man who was romantically linked to his mother.

The suspect in the case, identified as 34 year old Ayatollah Mohammad, was actually escorted by law enforcement off of the property owned by the boy’s mother that morning, but walked 7 miles back to the home and snuck onto the property.   Continue reading “14 Year Old Uses 12 Gauge Shotgun to Defend His Mother From Abusive Boyfriend”

CNN – by Ralph Ellis, Sara Sidner, Karl Penhaul and Ian Lee

Jerusalem (CNN) — Despite calls for a new cease-fire, fighting intensified in Gaza on Monday and Tuesday morning, with Palestinians saying more than two dozen people died as rockets or mortars struck a refugee camp, a hospital and the center of Gaza City.

Eighteen people died as powerful and continuous air strikes rained down on Gaza City early Tuesday morning, the Palestinian Health Authority reported. And the Israeli military reported that 10 of its soldiers were killed Monday.   Continue reading “Dozens die as fighting intensifies in Gaza; children killed at refugee camp”