grid ex iiThe Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

In the past 30 days, I have been privately approached by four high level media types with regard to the fact that President Obama  was planning on using a false flag event to take down all, or part of the power grid and then enact martial law under the auspices of DHS with the help of their Hessian troops, primarily Russian. These four media figures are people whose names would be recognizable. To various degrees, they want to break with their media controllers and get this truth out. It is safe to say that all four are on America’s side and are opposed to what Obama is trying to do the country on behalf of his puppet masters. The truth is becoming apparent for all who want to see it. Of course, the sheep will still go to great lengths to deny what is truly happening to our country.   Continue reading “The Mother of All False Flag Attacks”

west va waterThe Organic Prepper

Here is a reason to store water that even non-preppers will find pertinent:  more than half a million people in West Virginia are unable to use their tap water for drinking, cooking, bathing or cleaning due to a chemical spill near a water treatment plant. Chris Carrington of The Daily Sheeple reported:

Up to 300,000 people in West Virginia have been banned from using tap water after a chemical spill in a river, which has also forced schools, bars and restaurants to close.   Continue reading “Are You Prepared for a Water Emergency? Deadly Chemical in the West Virginia Water Supply Creates Immediate Shortage”

LA Times – by Stuart Pfeifer

A woman has filed suit against McDonald’s Corp., saying she was burned by hot coffee that spilled on her at one of the fast-food chain’s Los Angeles restaurants.

The lawsuit comes 20 years after a jury awarded $2.9 million to a woman who was badly burned after she spilled hot coffee into her lap at a McDonald’s in Albuquerque. That verdict was widely criticized and became a rallying cry for advocates of legal reform.   Continue reading “L.A. woman sues McDonald’s over hot coffee, 20 years after huge verdict”

AlterNet – by Alyssa Figueroa

On Friday, Californians across the state will gather in key regions to rally and condemn California Governor Jerry Brown’s newly released 2014-15 budget proposal, which will increase the amount the state spends on prisons. Brown’s proposal would raise the Corrections Department budget from $9.2 billion to $9.8 billion, nearly 10 percent of the entire state budget, and allocate $500 million to building more county jails.   Continue reading “Californians Rally Today to Denounce Plan to Spend a Half a Billion Dollars to Build and Maintain More Prisons”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

A state of emergency has been issued in West Virginia and all water banned after a chemical spill into a river has caused the West Virginia American Water Company to issue notice that their water supply had become contaminated. This has led to a run on bottled water as West Virginians stock up until this disaster can be alleviated. Bars and restaurants have also been forced to close down.   Continue reading “State Of Emergency – Water Banned In West Virginia After Chemical Spill”

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Fighting the NY SAFE Act

It has been a pleasure serving New York shooters here at AmmoMan.com for the past decade. We’re sorry to report January 14 will be our last day accepting orders from New York customers. We will be forced to stop shipping directly to our New York shooters because of the New York SAFE ACT. At that point, the government will require face-to-face ammunition transactions, background checks, and a number of other intrusive steps.   Continue reading “AmmoMan: Attention New York Shooters!”

Before It’s News – by Susan Duclos

A Virginia court has just made a very dangerous ruling which puts online commentators that use usernames or Anonymous instead of their real names, at risk of having their real names exposed. This also puts website owners at risk of being forced to betray users’ trust.

Yelp is a website where people can leave reviews of businesses they have used, either positive or negative so others may see the quality of service those specific businesses offer and a Virginia court has just ruled that Yelp must comply in providing a business, Hadeed Carpet Cleaning, with the names of their Anonymous users that wrote negative opinions and claimed Hadeed Carpet Cleaning conducted unfair business practices and deceptive advertising.   Continue reading “Dangerous Ruling For Online Commenters & Website Owners”

Caduceus healthcare lies1 263x164 CDC Not Legally Required to Tell the Truth About Anything, Including VaccinesNatural Society – by Christina Sarich

Since the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) aren’t legally required to tell the truth about anything, why should they? Maybe this is just one of many reasons the public is unaware of the many problems revolving around America’s health system.

The CDC is perhaps the most malicious in their information-twisting. Consider this recent upheaval about flu vaccinations. According to Dr. Peter Doshi in a British Medical Journal article review (BMJ 2013; 346:f3037):   Continue reading “CDC Not Legally Required to Tell the Truth About Anything, Including Vaccines”

Revolution Radio

“Teach your children to be brave. This century of ours has been marked most conspicuously by cowardice of the people everywhere. It was by our cowardice that we were betrayed into the hands of corrupt men who promised to make life”safe’ for us and devoid of hazard, and robbed the adventurousness by which the spirits of men are strengthened. It was by our poltroonery that we lost our liberties. It was by our fears that we almost died. A brave people never become slaves.”    Continue reading “Quote Of The Day!”

chenguangbiaomoney.jpgSouth China Morning Post – by Amy Li

Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon listed among China’s top 400 richest people, has stunned many by traveling to New York this week in  pursuit of buying The New York Times.

Yet after a failed attempt at meeting with shareholders of the Times, an unfazed Chen said he was now considering buying The Wall Street Journal.   Continue reading “I’m good at working with Jews, says Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao who wants to buy WSJ”

Pat Kirby during the Vietnam War, and today.Salem-News – by Tim King and Jerry Freeman

(MYRTLE CREEK, OR) – If Pat Kirby has his guns taken away by the federal government, then everyone else is probably going to eventually face the same thing. The clock is ticking. Pat Kirby is a decorated Oregon Vietnam Veteran with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). He never imagined he would receive a letter telling him he will have to turn over his guns, or face imprisonment.   Continue reading “Feds Tell Veteran He Will Lose 2nd Amendment Rights Because of PTSD”

Before It’s News

“The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists. The American mind simply has not come to a realization of the evil which has been introduced into our midst. It rejects even the assumption that human creatures could espouse a philosophy which must ultimately destroy all that is good and decent.”
-J. Edgar Hoover

Is America Only One Step Away From Complete Tyranny?   Continue reading “Govt Owns Our Kids! TPTB Clearly Know What The Most Precious Commodity is, and this is… Our Children!”

Solar flare.NOAA

Forecasters at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center said a coronal mass ejection (CME) arrived near Earth at 2:32 p.m. EST, Jan. 9, 2014, which initiated the start of a geomagnetic storm. Effects from the storm are expected to continue through January 10, with minor disruptions to communications and GPS.

The sunspot in Region 1944 produced the eruption at 1:32 p.m. EST Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014, and remains active and is well positioned to deliver more storm activity in the next several days. NOAA’s SWPC will continue to monitor the region for activity.   Continue reading “Blast from the sun reaches Earth”

MassPrivateI

More lending companies are mining  Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social-media data to help determine a borrower’s creditworthiness or identity, a trend that is raising concerns among consumer groups and regulators.

Lending companies—some of which are backed with venture funding from Google Ventures the venture-capital arm of Google Inc., and Accel Partners, an early Facebook Inc. investor—are looking at potential problems such as whether applicants put the same job information on their loan application as they posted on LinkedIn, or if they shared on Facebook that they had been let go by an employer. A small business that draws negative reviews on Ebay could undermine its chances of getting more credit, lending companies say.   Continue reading “Lenders are spying on social media websites to determine a borrower’s creditworthiness”

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New Mexico – Albuquerque police handcuffed a middle schooler and took him to juvenile jail because he went to the wrong class, though a teacher told the cop the kid had severe ADHD and forgetfulness was part of his disability, the boy – now a man – claims in court.

Paul Castaneda sued Albuquerque; Officer D. Hensley, who allegedly arrested him; Sgt. Donny Keith and former Police Chief Ray Schultz, in Bernalillo County Court.   Continue reading “Middle school student handcuffed & arrested for being in the wrong class”