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Veterans Today – by Stephen Lendman
On February 27, 2014, they announced their so-called “Ukrainian government of people’s trust.”
It includes a rogue’s gallery of societal misfits. Many are militant fascists. They’re thugs. They’re criminals.
They’re illegitimate putschists. They’re xenophobic, hate-mongering, ultranationalist anti-Semites. Combined they represent mob rule. Continue reading “Meet Obama’s New Ukrainian Friends”
SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine’s largest bank says customers in the nation’s Crimean Peninsula are lining up to withdraw cash from their accounts as the region occupied by Russian troops prepares for Sunday’s referendum on joining Russia.
Lines of customers could be seen forming on Thursday outside Privat and other banks amid uncertainty over the peninsula’s future. Continue reading “Jittery customers run on banks in Crimea”
“A health watchdog is warning that thousands of people have been sent hoax emails,” BBC News reports. The emails, purporting to come from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), wrongly warn people they may have cancer.
The NHS would never send any sort of confidential information via email and NICE are not involved in cancer diagnosis. Continue reading “NICE cancer email hoax warning”
Washington, enabled by its compliant but stupid NATO puppets, is pushing the Ukrainian situation closer to war.
German Chancellor Merkel has failed her country, Europe, and world peace. Germany is the strength of the EU and NATO. Had Merkel said “No” to sanctions on Russia, that would have been the end of the crisis that Washington is brewing, a crisis unlikely to be ended short of war. Continue reading “The Failure Of German Leadership – Merkel Whores For Washington”
More assets are starting to reappropriated in Crimea as the March 16th referendum approaches.
Via Google Translate Pravda: “Authorities” of the Crimea have decided to give oil and gas “Gazprom”
Speaker of the Supreme Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov said that oil and gas production in the Crimea should be given to Russian companies , in particular, ” Gazprom” . Continue reading “Authorities in Crimea to “give oil and gas production” to Russia’s Gazprom, others”
A Philadelphia police officer was suspended with intent to dismiss after being charged with false imprisonment and other counts in a 2013 arrest of an Operation Iraqi Freedom war veteran who had pointed out the officer was driving the wrong direction on a one-way street.
The vet, who served in the U.S. Air Force, has filed a $1 million suit against the city claiming unlawful search and seizure, assault and battery, and multiple violations of Constitutional rights. Continue reading “Philly cop charged with false imprisonment of war veteran”
New York State is hurtling at lightning speed towards the inevitable destruction that is the fascist nanny state.
They have long been one of the worst offenders of our rights in the nation, and in recent days they have begun taking their attacks on liberty to a whole new level. Whether it was Mayor Bloomberg’s assault on the evil MSG and the deadly Big Gulp, or Governor Cuomo’s pronouncement that conservatives, the religious, and anyone who believed they had rights enumerated in the Constitution should stay out of New York. New York had also set its sights on gun owners by passing the SAFE Act which would have all but guaranteed that lawful gun owning citizens would now become criminals – simply for exercising their guaranteed Second Amendment right. Continue reading “Man Charged with Manslaughter for Shooting Armed Robber”
President Obama has ordered the Department of Homeland Security to conduct a system-wide review of the way it enforces the nation’s immigration laws, asking the department “to see how it can conduct enforcement more humanely within the confines of the law,” according to a White House statement.
The order comes at a critical time for the president, who continues pushing Congress to pass a comprehensive overhaul of the nation’s immigration laws, but is facing increased pressure from immigration advocates who say he should halt all deportations until a new law is passed. Continue reading “Obama wants deportation handled ‘more humanely’”
Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing to “invade eastern Ukraine” after occupying the country’s Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, Estonia said.
Russia warned that Ukraine’s government has lost control of the country today, fueling concern the Kremlin may extend a military intervention as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called for it to halt a takeover of the disputed province. Continue reading “Russia Is Preparing to Invade East Ukraine, Estonia Says”
For a short time, it appeared that Connecticut police officers might go door to door to confiscate guns from gun owners who’d tried to register their now-illegal firearms after the filing deadline.
But then it was discovered that more than 68% of Connecticut cops have failed to comply with the new gun registration laws that went into effect early this year. Continue reading “68% of Connecticut Cops Have Failed to Register Firearms According to the New Law”
Try not to laugh!
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg called President Obama on Wednesday night to express frustration about the government’s spying and hacking programs.
“When our engineers work tirelessly to improve security, we imagine we’re protecting you against criminals, not our own government,” Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post Thursday afternoon. Continue reading “Mark Zuckerberg calls Obama to complain about NSA”
The family of a Robstown Independent School District student has filed a federal lawsuit against the Robstown Police Department, the school district, and the city of Robstown, after one of its officers allegedly choked the student to the point of passing out.
The student’s offense? He was throwing milk in his school’s cafeteria, the suit says.
At the time of the February 2012 incident, the male student, whose is unnamed in the suit, was enrolled at Ortiz Intermediate School. Continue reading “Federal lawsuit accuses Texas cop of choking milk-throwing student”
(Video, Source: Health Impact News) – Health Impact News Editor Comments: The pro-Pharma mainstream media would like everyone to believe that doctors and “scientists” all agree that vaccines are safe and effective, and that dissenters are uneducated or uninformed parents.
Not true. Doctors and scientists who dare to speak out against the status quo, putting their own careers in jeopardy for telling the other side of the story, are of course few, and clearly in the minority. But that does not mean they do not exist. It just means they are fewer in number, because they value truth and the health and well-being of the public more than financial connections to the pharmaceutical industry. Continue reading “Doctors Against Vaccines: The Other Side of the Story is Not Being Told”
Illustrating again how the TSA has its operations outside of airports, bus passengers in Pittsburgh will be eyeballed by TSA agents during a “security exercise” involving multiple agencies that begins today.
CBS Pittsburgh – by Heather Abraham
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – If you take the bus or T to work, you may notice increased security at your stop today. Continue reading “Port Authority To Perform Joint Security Exercise”
Chicago Tribune – by David Heinzmann
Citizen complaints about Chicago police misconduct and the related investigative files are public records and must be turned over by the city, an Illinois appeals court ruled this week.
A three-judge panel of the state Appellate Court in Chicago rejected the city’s claim that such files are exempt from the Illinois Freedom of Information Act. A spokeswoman for Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s administration said Tuesday that the city would appeal the ruling to the Illinois Supreme Court. Continue reading “Court: Misconduct complaints against Chicago police should be public”
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is the latest example of a very rare event in aviation: a plane that vanishes.
With radar, radio traffic and other technology, planes that crash are usually found quickly. But sometimes searches can take days or weeks if the plane disappears over open ocean or remote and rugged land areas.
Since the dawn of the jet age in 1958, here are some other notable disappearances (not all were jets): Continue reading “Mystery of missing jet recalls past disappearances”
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