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South 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”
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”
“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!”
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”
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”
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”
WEB Notes: Who gave them the right to track you via GPS? Did you sign off on that when you bought your Ford? If they are doing it everyone else is doing it as well. The NSA spying scandal has already taught us, they capture every piece of digital information. If your GPS is transmitting as Ford is stating then that information is being captured by the NSA as well. These companies sell us and offer us all sorts of electronic gadgets aimed at helping us. These were never designed to help us, but help those who sell the product and ultimately the Kenites who rule this world. Continue reading “Ford Exec: ‘We Know Everyone Who Breaks The Law’ Thanks To Our GPS In Your Car”
WEB Notes: The United States in 2001 launched war against the Middle East moving from one nation to the next. As they have documented themselves they have been assisting the foreign rebels in Syria for sometime now. All of their moves have actually helped the terrorist organizations. Now tell me how the most powerful nation on earth could do that in error for so long? Don’t be fooled, this has been done on purpose to consolidate power in the middle east and move in the players required for the end game. We should also note, we are seeing record numbers of Christians killed in the middle east as well. Continue reading “Al Qaeda controls more territory than ever in Middle East”
Last Resistance – by Philip Hodges
Despite lack of evidence for global warming and its alleged environmental causes, we’re still supposed to believe in it. It’s the politically correct thing to do. If we don’t believe in it, then we’re “blathering idiots.” Here’s Democrat Representative Peter DeFazio from Oregon:
The Arctic vortex blast coincided with the return of Congress to Washington D.C., wind chills well below zero. Now, no surprise: A number of my Republican colleagues who are died-in-the-wool climate change deniers and some of the blathering idiots on talk shows said, “Whoa, look at this! Arctic vortex proves that there’s no climate change. There’s no global warming. It’s all a hoax.” Continue reading “Left Coast Dem: Global Warming Skeptics Are “Blathering Idiots””
Huffington Post – by Emily Thomas
Ever had that awkward moment when you’re about to pay for coffee and you find out you’ve left your card at home and don’t have enough change?
Well, a new card-less payment service will let you pay by scanning your hand so you never have to worry about holding up the line. Continue reading “PulseWallet Lets You Pay For Things Via Your Veins”
Prevent Disease – by NATASHA LONGO
Since the genetic code of the apple was mapped by researchers a few years ago, scientists have explored gene silencing and other manipulation techniques to alter one of nature’s most healing superfoods. Genetically modified apples may soon enter the food supply under the guise of preventing browning. First, though, officials must confront some enduring public distaste for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) now widely perceived as one of the most extensive global threats to human health. Continue reading “Genetically Modified Apples Which Eliminate The Browning Process Soon To Be Approved”
U.S. employers added only 74,000 jobs in December, pushing the unemployment rate down to 6.7 percent, down from its previous rate of 7 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.
A full two-thirds of the unemployment rate is due to people who have given up on finding work – and a at least one news outlets has taken notice: Continue reading “Unemployment Rate Falls to Lowest ever during Obama Presidency…But why even the Associated Press is Pointing Out it’s Not Good”
The US attorney for New Jersey announced on Thursday an investigation into lane closures last year near the George Washington Bridge, with the assistance of the FBI. Meanwhile, Governor Chris Christie has fired his deputy chief of staff over the incident.
The office of US Attorney Paul J. Fishman confirmed on Thursday that an inquiry into last September’s lane closures in Fort Lee, New Jersey would seek to determine whether any federal laws were broken. By Thursday evening agents with the FBI’s public corruption unit were also reported to be assisting the US attorney in that review. Continue reading “FBI and US attorney to probe bridge scandal looming over 2016 GOP hopeful Christie”
Congressional leaders on the US trade policy have introduced legislation that would grant President Barack Obama “fast-track authority” to enact three looming global trade accords, including the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership.
House Ways and Means Committee Chair Dave Camp (R) and top Senate Finance Committee members Max Baucus (D) and Orrin Hatch (R) on Thursday unveiled the Trade Priorities Act of 2014 that would require a simple up-or-down vote on major trade deals without the opportunity to offer amendments to pertinent bills. Continue reading “Congress introduces Obama fast-track authority on global trade pacts like TPP”
New York Times – by JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG AND PETER EAVIS
Wall Street could pay nearly $50 billion to buy peace from federal authorities who are taking aim at the banks over their role in the mortgage crisis, according to interviews and a confidential analysis of the industry’s potential legal exposure.
Bracing for a potential reckoning, the banks and their outside lawyers are quietly using JPMorgan Chase’s record $13 billion mortgage settlement in November to do the math and determine just how much each bank might have to pay to move beyond the torrent of government mortgage litigation that has dogged them since the financial crisis. Such calculations, people briefed on the matter said, have gained particular urgency among the banks’ board members. Continue reading “Wall Street Predicts $50 Billion Bill to Settle U.S. Mortgage Suits”
Daily Mail – by MEGHAN KENEALLY
Michelle Obama’s ensuing 50th birthday party has already wreaked havoc for Hawaiian locals as security checkpoints have created traffic around Oprah Winfrey’s home.
The Queen of Talk is hosting the seminal birthday celebration for the First Lady, who stayed on in the Maui after President Obama and the girls returned to Washington following their Christmas vacation.
Mrs Obama’s birthday is on the 17th and the dance-heavy party will be held at Winfrey’s mansion on the 18th, but that hasn’t stopped problems from arising already. Continue reading “Roadblocks causing havoc in Hawaii as security teams prepare for Michelle Obama’s 50th birthday party at Oprah’s Maui mansion”
The Pentagon is set to begin training 5,000 to 8,000 Libyan soldiers by mid-2014 to solidify the nation’s security forces, according to the head of US Africa Command. Gen. David Rodriguez told reporters Thursday that the US is planning a 24-week training program to aid Libyan security forces still in disarray since the US-backed ouster of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. The General also expressed concern over another potential attack similar to the siege at Nairobi’s Westgate Mall in September that killed 67 people. Continue reading “US military to train up to 8,000 Libyan soldiers by midyear”
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