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Police work to dispel “negative public perception” of use of military vehicles domestically
Police in the Wisconsin town of Neenah have reassured residents that military trucks obtained from the U.S. Army now being deployed for domestic law enforcement duties won’t be used to fire on the locals. Continue reading “Wisconsin Police Reassure Residents They Won’t Be Shot at From Military Truck”
TOKYO May 19 (Reuters) – Japanese utility Tohoku Electric Power Co said on Monday it would buy more liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the U.S. Cameron project, increasing its purchase to 570,000 tonnes per year, using U.S. Henry Hub natural gas-linked prices.
Tohoku said it signed a basic pact with GDF Suez, which holds a 16.6 percent stake in the Cameron LNG project, to buy 270,000 tonnes per year of LNG for 20 years from 2018 or 2019. Continue reading “Japan’s Tohoku to buy more LNG from US Cameron project”
Huffington Post- by Zach Carter and Kate Sheppard
WASHINGTON — The European Union is pressing the Obama administration to expand U.S. fracking, offshore oil drilling and natural gas exploration under the terms of a secret negotiation text obtained by The Huffington Post.
The controversial document is an early draft of energy policies that EU negotiators hope to see adopted under the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) trade deal, which is currently being negotiated. The text was shared with American officials in September. The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative declined to comment on the document. Continue reading “Read The Secret Trade Memo Calling For More Fracking and Offshore Drilling”
E&E News – by Mike Lee, May 16, 2014
People who disclose confidential information about hydraulic fracturing chemicals in North Carolina would be subject to criminal penalties and civil damages, under a bill in the state Legislature.
The “Energy Modernization Act,” which was introduced yesterday, would make it a Class I felony to disclose trade secrets related to hydraulic fracturing, while spelling out how the information is supposed to be provided to emergency workers. Class I is the lowest-level felony, punishable by a few months’ imprisonment. Continue reading “N.C. bill would make it a felony to disclose fracking chemicals”
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If you are one of the many people who have a home with a lawn, but know something wicked this way comes, you may have said to yourself, “I have plenty of room in the yard, so I can grow my own food if I need to.” I have heard this from a number of people lately.
Should this be your ‘Plan B’ for extreme food inflation or shortages, you might want to get a jump start on the work involved because it is not easy and involves a number of factors you may not have considered. I know because we are currently undertaking just such a task. Continue reading “Is Plan B to Turn Your Lawn into a Garden?”
Common Dreams – by Jon Queally
According to new NSA revelations at the The Intercept on Monday—reported by Ryan Devereaux, Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras—the U.S. National Security Agency “is secretly intercepting, recording, and archiving the audio of virtually every cell phone conversation on the island nation of the Bahamas.”
Based on documents provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the surveillance program in the Caribbean nation, known as much in the U.S. as home for off-shore banking and shell corporations as for its luxurious resorts, “is part of a top-secret system – code-named SOMALGET” which has been executed without the knowledge of the Bahamian government. Continue reading “NSA in the Bahamas: ‘Data Pirates of the Caribbean’”
President Obama has taken extraordinary steps to restrict immigration law enforcement in our nation’s interior. Ex-DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano was all too willing to support Obama’s anti-enforcement ideology by implementing enforcement policies that effectively gifted amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have had their hands tied to such an extent that an illegal alien who slips past the Border Patrol now faces little risk of being arrested and deported. Continue reading “Demonizing The Border Patrol Is Part Of Comprehensive Immigration Reform”
I don’t carry a gun to kill people.
I carry a gun to keep from being killed.
I don’t carry a gun to scare people.
I carry a gun because sometimes this world can be a scary place.
I don’t carry a gun because I’m paranoid.
I carry a gun because there are real threats in the world.
Continue reading “People Ask Why I Carry A Gun”
Nearly two years ago, Chief Justice John Roberts deemed the ACA’s individual mandate penalty a “tax” and saved Obama’s signature law.
But did he really save it – or did he doom it?
Many legal experts have disputed the classification of that provision of Obamacare as a “tax” – the ACA itself refers to it as a “penalty”. Continue reading “The Obamacare “Tax” is Likely Unconstitutional, and Here’s Why”
The state of California is looking to pass a law stating the federal government would need a warrant from a judge if it wants to search residents’ cellphones and computer records. The bill passed the state senate with just one person voting against.
The bill was introduced following information that was leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who showed that US citizens had been subject to massive internal surveillance by the NSA. Continue reading “Giving NSA the boot – California bids to end spying on its citizens”
NEW YORK (AP) — Chipotle is asking customers not to bring firearms into its stores after it says gun rights advocates brought military-style assault rifles into one of its restaurants in Texas.
The Denver-based company notes that it has traditionally complied with local laws regarding open and concealed firearms. Continue reading “Chipotle: Don’t bring guns in our stores”
The Israeli regime’s bulldozers have demolished several houses belonging to Palestinians in East al-Quds (Jerusalem), locals say.
On Monday, Sami Abu Ghaliya, the secretary-general of the Bedouin Jahalin tribes, said that Israeli authorities razed two small residential and four agricultural structures belonging to his family in al-Eizariya. Continue reading “Israeli bulldozers demolish Palestinian homes”
The National Security Agency has implanted software in about 100,000 computer systems around the world, enabling the United States to surveil those devices while developing a trail that can be used to launch cyber-attacks.
Though most of the software is installed by gaining access to computer networks, the NSA can also employ technology that enters computers and alters data without needing internet access. Continue reading “NSA Can Spy On Or Hit Offline Computers With EMF”
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