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TOKYO — Tropical storm Neoguri skirted past the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant on Japan’s east coast Friday and blew out to sea, leaving behind it a trail of destruction and several people dead.
The storm swept past Tokyo earlier Friday, where it failed to disrupt the morning rush-hour, but was still packing winds of up 83 kilometers an hour and bringing heavy rain. Continue reading “Tropical storm skirts past Fukushima and heads out to sea”
The Border Patrol is being lied to by the federal government. That’s the only coherent conclusion one can come to when just last night BP agents confirmed there were no flights or buses scheduled in to southern California even though at that moment the fed was planning an all out assault on SoCal cities with buses loaded with illegal immigrants. Continue reading “DHS Blitzes CA With Buses Full of Illegal Immigrants, Busloads Being Dropped Off at Churches”
New York Post – by Jonathan Hendershott
In a stunning display of callousness, the Defense Department has announced that thousands of soldiers — many serving as commanding officers in Afghanistan — will be notified in the coming weeks that their service to the country is no longer needed.
Last week, more than 1,100 Army captains — the men and women who know best how to fight this enemy because they have experienced multiple deployments — were told they’ll be retired from the Army. Continue reading “Sending pink slips to a war zone”
IntelNews – by JOSEPH FITSANAKIS
Just days after announcing the arrest of an intelligence officer on charges of spying for the United States, German authorities say they are investigating a second individual on suspicion of espionage. Federal prosecutors said yesterday that the individual in question is a German citizen and is under “initial suspicion of activity for an intelligence agency” of a foreign country.
They refused to provide further information and added that an arrest had not yet been made. But German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung said on Wednesday that the subject of the investigation is suspected of spying for the United States. The news comes less than a week after an officer of the BND, Germany’s main external intelligence organization, was found to have allegedly spied for the US Central Intelligence Agency for over two years. Continue reading “Germany probes second case of intelligence officer who spied for US”
Information Liberation – by Philip Smith
A Tampa, Florida, man was shot and killed by members of a SWAT team executing a search warrant over small-time marijuana sales on May 27. Jason Westcott, 29, becomes the 25th person to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.
According to the Tampa Bay Times article, a Tampa Police SWAT team executing a warrant for marijuana sales knocked on the door of the home shared by Westcott and his roommate on the evening of the 27th, but both men were sleeping. When no one answered, police entered through the unlocked front door. Continue reading “Florida Man Killed in SWAT Raid Over Small-Time Marijuana Sales”
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), one of the president’s fiercest critics, says President Obama shouldn’t be impeached.
On Fox Business Network’s “Imus in the Morning” Thursday, McCain was asked to react to Sarah Palin’s call this week for Obama to be impeached. Continue reading “McCain: ‘No chance’ of Obama impeachment success”
A Monday joint press conference was held by Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Guatemalan president Otto Perez Molina to announce their agreement to jointly cooperate in and facilitate the invasion of their northern neighbor, the United States.
Labeled “The Southern Border Program to Improve Passage,” it is an officially-sanctioned, coordinated effort on the part of Mexico and the nations of Central America to invade the United States. Continue reading “Act of War on America – Mexico and Guatemala Sign Agreement to Fast-Track Invasion of U.S.”
A Mexican federal judge sent Andrew Tahmooressi back to prison after the U.S. Marine sergeant made his first official courtroom appearance since being locked up more than three months ago for accidentally crossing the border with guns in his pickup truck.
The 26-year-old veteran of two tours in Afghanistan was finally able to tell his story to a judge, after his case had been delayed by both Mexico’s unpredictable legal system and his own trouble settling on a lawyer. It was not immediately clear what Tahmooressi said at the evidentiary hearing, which was closed to the public. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for August 4. Continue reading “Mexican judge sends Tahmooressi back to prison”
Matthew Leber spokesman for the American Patriot, Three Percent, sent Breitbart News photos of what American security contractors on the ground believe is a Muslim prayer rug found near the border in Arizona last week.
A member of the security team spoke with Breitbart News on Monday night saying they were on patrol right along the border came down into a wash and the area were working in just south of Sierra Vista in Coronado national forest. Continue reading “Muslim Prayer Rug Found on Arizona Border by Independent American Security Contractors”
The Trucker – by JUSTIN PRITCHARD
LOS ANGELES — Drivers in a long-running labor dispute with three trucking companies at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began what they said would be an indefinite strike Monday.
The impact on the movement of cargo around the sprawling port complex, the main gateway for hundreds of billions of dollars of trade with Asia, was limited in the strike’s first hours. But the threat of a broader disruption loomed if striking truckers take their pickets from offices of their employers to the dockside terminals where ships are loaded and unloaded. Continue reading “Truckers strike at Los Angeles, Long Beach ports”
President Barack Obama attended a meeting with Texas governor Rick Perry on the nightmarish emergency situation of Obama’s own making that has exploded on the southern border in recent weeks. A photographer was there to capture the mood and feeling of that meeting. Continue reading “Obama Laughs His Way Through Border Meeting With Texas Governor Rick Perry”
COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho—An officer shot and killed a pit bull on Wednesday morning near 8th Street and Sherman. Investigators described the dog as a “vicious” pit bull and said it lunged at the officer. However, the dog’s owner said the dog was not a pit bull but a black lab (pictured above).
The incident began Wednesday morning when an officer responded to call about a suspicious van. The caller claimed the driver of van was watching young children from a nearby parking lot. The owners of coffee shop reported the white van because they thought it was possibly connected to child luring case. Continue reading “Lunging “pit bull” fatally shot by Coeur d’Alene officer was a black lab”
The Windsor Star – by Dalson Chen
A 44-year-old local man is facing a criminal charge because he allegedly posted on Facebook a video depicting Windsor police headquarters being blown up with a rocket launcher.
“We take this seriously,” said Windsor police spokesman Sgt. Matt D’Asti on Tuesday.
“We felt strongly enough that this was a conveyance of a threat — and we acted on it.” Continue reading “Windsor police arrest man over Facebook video post”
JTA – by Neil Rubin, Sept 6, 2012
WASHINGTON (JTA) — About 50 high-ranking federal and state law enforcement officials met with an equal number of leading American Jewish officials for their first “table top” threat exercise.
The Joint Department of Homeland Security-American Jewish Community Table Top Exercise, held Wednesday at an unnamed location in Rosslyn, Va., was designed to identify gaps in information sharing, to share best practices and to push security concerns throughout the American Jewish community. Continue reading “2012: Homeland Security runs threat response exercise with Jewish leaders”
Jerusalem (CNN) — Israeli airstrikes pounded targets in Gaza, killing scores of people Wednesday as dozens of militant rockets streaked into Israel.
The continued Hamas barrage prompted Israel’s Prime Minister to step up the offensive against the militant group.
“The operation will be expanded and will continue until the firing at our communities stops and quiet is restored,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. Continue reading “Israel’s President: Gaza ground offensive ‘may happen quite soon’”
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