Press TV – by Dr Paul Craig Roberts

The March payroll jobs report released April 4 claims 192,000 new private sector jobs.

Here is what John Williams has to say about the claim:

“The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) deliberately publishes its seasonally-adjusted historical payroll-employment and household-survey (unemployment) data so that the numbers are neither consistent nor comparable with current headline reporting.  The upside revisions to the January and February monthly jobs gains, and the relatively strong March payroll showing, reflected nothing more than concealed, favorable shifts in underlying seasonal factors, hidden by the lack of consistent BLS reporting.  In like manner, consistent month-to-month changes in the unemployment rate or labor force simply are not knowable, because the BLS cloaks the consistent and comparable numbers.”   Continue reading “Americans live in matrix of total lies”

Nunez Report

With all the hoopla about missing airplanes, renewed wars of the cold variety, and rigged markets, it is easy to forget that America is now officially a totalitarian state of the Orwellian kind, where the population has – involuntarily – ceded all of its privacy in exchange for… something. Because it certainly isn’t security. So we are happy to provide a reminder of just this, especially since as BusinessWeek notes, it gets harder to keep track of all the bizarre ways the National Security Agency has cooked up to spy on people and governments. This may help.   Continue reading “The Complete Interactive Guide To How The NSA Spies On Everything You Do”

Say-NO-to-the-UNLast Resistance – by Dave Jolly

If you asked me to list the top five enemies of the United States, my list might surprise you.  Number 1 on my list is Barack HUSSEIN Obama because he is doing so much to destroy everything America has ever stood for.

Number two on my list is the United Nations!

The United Nations’ agenda is to form a one-world government and totally usurp everything America stands for.  The United Nations wants to redistribute the wealth on a much large scale than Obama.  The United Nations wants to ban all private ownership of firearms of any type, which would put an end to all hunting, creating a nightmare imbalance to wildlife of all sorts.   Continue reading “Obama Wants More Money for UN Even Though US Pays 22% of UN Budget”

Saturday at the range3The first target with the multiple holes and the splatter are the result of the 55 grain V-Max Hornady Bullets. Behind the target was an old metal cooler lid. All bullets penetrated the metal and caused the splatter on the target. That was my first trial of this round with metal behind the traget. To thin metal, clothing, skin and lightly kevlared vests, it appears to be a good round. These were loaded for 2900 FPS. I will test them on other objects soon and send in the results.

The larger holes were .308 RN and V-Max and 7.62×39 and of course .45 Ball.   Continue reading “Saturday at the Range with 55 grain V-Max Hornady”

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building is viewed in Washington, DC (AFP Photo / Jim Watson)RT News

The US Internal Revenue Service paid millions to people who turned in their friends and neighbors for tax evasion in 2013, a report states. But there’s an ongoing argument about the nature of award payouts: the current scheme is extremely slow.

The annual report to Congress details a total of 122 awards made to those who exposed tax cheats, according to the AP. That is an average of $435,000 per person, making up $53 million. That total collected by the IRS scheme in 2013 was $367 million.   Continue reading “‘Too little, too slow’: IRS pays out $53mn to whistleblowers on 2013 tax evaders”

Eric Kaufman, Charlotte KaufmanMail.com

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A U.S. Navy warship reached a crippled sailboat hundreds of miles off the Mexican coast and was preparing Sunday to complete the rescue of a sick 1-year-old girl.

The transfer of the child from the 36-foot boat to the ship was expected to start around dawn, Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Barry Bena said Sunday. “Sometime this morning as soon as they get some light they are going to take the child off the boat and bring her aboard the naval vessel,” Bena told The Associated Press.   Continue reading “Navy warship reaches sailboat carrying ill toddler”

Barack ObamaMail.com

WASHINGTON (AP) — Lacking congressional backing to raise wages or end gender pay disparities, President Barack Obama is imposing his policies directly on federal contractors, following a long-established tradition of presidents exerting their powers on a fraction of the economy directly under their control.

This week, the president will sign an executive order that would prohibit federal contractors from retaliating against employees who discuss their pay with each other. The prohibition on the wage “gag rules” is similar to language in a Senate bill aimed at closing a pay gap between men and women. That legislation is scheduled for a vote this week, though it is not likely to pass.   Continue reading “APNewsBreak: Obama actions test workplace ideas”

“Under Obama’s leadership, almost 2 million people have been removed from the U.S.”

I think they meant to type:  “Under Obama’s tyranny, more than 2 million illegals have been welcomed to the U.S. and given free housing, food, medical, and education….at your expense!” 

Mail.com

PHOENIX (AP) — Immigration advocates and supporters rallied Saturday in cities across the country in a renewed effort to push President Barack Obama to put a freeze on deportations.   Continue reading “Rallies in cities across US decrying deportation”

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sam Robinson said it’s been about 15 years since he last played the videogame Tetris on a Game Boy. On Saturday night, he played it on the side of a skyscraper.

Robinson, 30, was among the hundreds of Tetris fans who had a little fun Saturday with a big version of the classic video game on the side of the 29-story Cira Centre in downtown Philadelphia. “It has been probably 15 years since I played Tetris last on a Game Boy, and it’s much different playing on the side of building that’s a half-mile away,” the city resident said. “Everything’s happening so quick.”   Continue reading “Tetris in the sky: Gamers play on Philly building”

ABC News – by LOLITA C. BALDOR, AP

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel delivered a two-pronged warning to Asia Pacific nations Sunday, announcing that the U.S. will send two additional ballistic missile destroyers to Japan to counter the North Korean threat, and saying China must better respect its neighbors.

In unusually forceful remarks about China, Hagel drew a direct line between Russia’s takeover of Ukraine’s Crimea region and the ongoing territorial disputes between China, Japan and others over remote islands in the East China Sea.   Continue reading “US sending 2 warships to Japan to counter NKorea”

Binyamin NetanyahuThe Guardian – by Orlando Crowcroft

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has said Israel may take “unilateral action” against the Palestinians after the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, signed 15 international conventions that could pave the way for a renewed attempt to gain United Nations statehood.

Speaking at his weekly cabinet meeting, Netanyahu said: “Unilateral actions from the Palestinians will be answered with unilateral actions from our side”. He blamed the Palestinians for the current impasse over the US-sponsored peace talks.   Continue reading “Israel may take ‘unilateral action’ over Palestinians UN move says PM”

beer craft ccAgainst Crony Capitalism – by Nick Sorrentino

Beer, many of us love it. I definitely count myself a fan. A nice hefewiesen on a hot day while grilling burgers is one of the great gifts of life. But stouts, ales, lagers, pilsners, porters, and bocks all have their place. Variety is the spice of life, and beer. And that is why craft brewers have sprouted up like barley shoots all over our great nation over the last decade. It is a golden age for beer drinkers. Never before have beer consumers had so much quality and so much variety.   Continue reading “Bill would require Florida craft brewers to sell beer to distributors, then buy it back for resale”