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(Excerpted from Big Oil & Their Bankers… Chapter 13: USS Persian Gulf)
The Rothschild-led international banking cartel learned long ago that it was much easier to brainwash people than to face off with them in open combat. Over the past decades these techniques – led by television “programming” – have become quite sophisticated. Continue reading “Illuminati Mind Control & the Report from Iron Mountain”
DeKalb, Illinois – -(Ammoland.com)- In many areas of the country the ammunition shortage has abated – that is for almost all calibers but .22LR.
Nevertheless, firearms chambered in .22LR are still relatively inexpensive to shoot and those guns often make for easier training of new shooters. There is another use for .22LR guns – prepping and survival. In this episode of Gun Guy Radio Jake examines several .22LR rifles suitable for use in a survival situation. Continue reading “.22LR Survival Rifles This Week on Gun Guy Radio”
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Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
In what is being called The Most Hard-Hitting GMO Report Ever Aired By The Mainstream Media”, Fox News ‘A Healthy You’ rips apart Monsanto and genetically modified foods in the fantastic video below. Confirming that most Americans don’t have a clue what they are putting inside of their bodies, Max Goldberg drops what should be considered a bombshell on the GMO industry and warns Americans that ALL of us need to get involved to put a stop to the poisoning that is now happening to the masses of Americans w/o their knowledge or approval. Continue reading “FOX News Kills Monsanto’s GMO’s!”
Activist Post – by Andrew V Pontbriand
The mainstream media becomes more and more unpopular by the day, and in a recent Gallup Poll, you can see that it’s been a long time since the American people thought the Mainstream Media reported fairly, or honestly.
Today, thousands of people will March Against the Mainstream Media.
In what started as a national march, quickly organized into and event reaching as far as Australia, Canada, and the UK. Here is an excerpt from the official Page: Continue reading “Today Thousands March Against Mainstream Media”
The Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane
By now, most people are aware of the insurance-based pain Obamacare is inflicting on Americans. The marketplace website is a failure of such ridiculous proportion that it is almost comical. The “Affordable” Care Act is proving to be anything but affordable, with many would-be consumers experiencing sticker shock over the sky-high premiums, co-pays, and deductibles. To add insult to injury, a lot of us won’t be able to “keep our plan” or “keep our doctor” as we were promised – no less than 29 times by Obama himself.
But there is a provision of Obamacare that has either been forgotten or neglected by the media amid the flurry of coverage. Continue reading “Obamacare’s Food Police: The Provision No One is Talking About”
Activist Post – by Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers
Momentum is growing in the campaign to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Yesterday, the TPP was dealt two blows. Each could be lethal but the TPP, and its Atlantic counterpart, called TAFTA, are not dead yet. It is time for the movement of movements that formed to oppose the TPP to stand in solidarity, defeat these agreements and end the era of rigged corporate trade. Continue reading “The People Can Defeat the Trans-Pacific Partnership”
The destruction caused by deforestation, wildfires and storms on our planet have been revealed in unprecedented detail.
High-resolution maps released by Google show how global forests experienced an overall loss of 1.5 million sq km during 2000-2012. Continue reading “Google map reveals the devastating rate of deforestation across the globe”
The Russian Foreign Minister has revealed that there are no real differences on practical issues between the six-party negotiators and Iran. What is needed now is to set down our understanding in a document, Sergey Lavrov told the Russian TVC channel.
“The negotiations with the Foreign Minister of Iran [Mohammad Javad Zarif] have confirmed that for the first time in many years the sextet of negotiators and Tehran are ready to truly seek common grounds instead of presenting mostly uncorrelated positions,” said the Russian FM in an interview to Postscriptum program. Continue reading “No real dissent in nuclear talks between P5+1 and Iran – Lavrov”
Tests of a new missile for the advanced version of the Russian air defense system Tor-M2 proved it is capable of shooting down challenging targets with amazing precision, hitting moving missiles head-on, Russian arms manufacturer Almaz-Antey revealed.
In an attempt to push the limits of modern missile defense systems, Russian military design bureaus Almaz-Antey and Vympel NPO (now part of Tactical Missiles Corporation) have jointly developed the new 9M338 surface-to-air missile. Continue reading “Unique ‘direct kill’ air defense complex unveiled in Russia”
A powerful car bomb has gone off causing casualties in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, near the site where around 2,500 prominent Afghan elders will gather next week to debate a contentious security pact with the United States.
At least six people have been killed and more than 20 injured in the attack on Saturday, according to the Afghan Interior Ministry. Continue reading “Deadly warning? Blast hits Kabul ahead of key talks on US-Afghan security pact”
BEIRUT (AP) — Forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad have firmly seized the momentum in the country’s civil war in recent weeks, capturing one rebel stronghold after another and triumphantly planting the two-starred Syrian government flag amid shattered buildings and rubble-strewn streets.
Despite global outrage over the use of chemical weapons, Assad’s government is successfully exploiting divisions among the opposition, dwindling foreign help for the rebel cause and significant local support, all linked to the same thing: discomfort with the Islamic extremists who have become a major part of the rebellion. Continue reading “Assad gaining ground in Syrian civil war”
STEVENSON, Ala. (AP) — Weeping relatives watched as the body of an Alabama woman was exhumed from her front yard Friday, a bitter end for her husband who fought to keep her remains buried there.
With husband James Davis, his five children and some grandchildren standing by the log home, a crew unearthed the body of Patsy Davis from beside the front porch. Flowers still sat atop her tombstone. Continue reading “Alabama woman’s body removed from front yard grave”
New York City Police Department policeman Adhyl Polanco describes in a Democracy Now report and interview the corrupting and rights abusing quota system for stop-and-frisk, summons, and arrests in the largest local police department in the United States. Among other revelations, Polanco estimates that, but for the improper encouragement of stop-and-frisk by the city government, police department, and police union, about 600,000 of the around 700,000 police initiated stop-and-frisk incidents last year would not have occurred. Polanco adds that some police will arrest “whoever’s at the corner” near the end of a work shift to meet the quota plus receive overtime pay. Continue reading “Cop describes stop-and-frisk, corruption at NYPD”
It’s no wonder the awakened boomer generation is so upset. We’re the current elders who’ve watched these latest accelerating changes not just take place, but fully supplant the delicate human and planetary condition. We’ve seen it happen step by premeditated step.
Even though we baby boomers were born in the heat of social programming experiments, the exponentially increasing onslaught on our world is next to unfathomable. Even we remember simpler times, while our forefathers are no doubt groaning from beyond. Continue reading “Boomer On A Grampage”
UnitedHealth Group dropped thousands of doctors from its networks in recent weeks, leaving many elderly patients unsure whether they need to switch plans to continue seeing their doctors, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
The insurer said in October that underfunding of Medicare Advantage plans for the elderly could not be fully offset by the company’s other healthcare business. The company also reported spending more healthcare premiums on medical claims in the third quarter, due mainly to government cuts to payments for Medicare Advantage services. Continue reading “UnitedHealth drops thousands of doctors from insurance plans: WSJ”
Project Chesapeake – by Tom Chatham
Based on current estimates there are between 91 and 102 million working age Americans without a job. A nation cannot sustain a service based economy with that many unemployed people that contribute nothing to the economy. A service based economy requires a certain amount of money flowing through the hands of working people to support all of the service work done. When you eliminate a large percentage of those people the system becomes unsustainable and soon collapses in on itself. This is the situation we now find ourselves in as a nation. Continue reading “Time to Reshuffle the American Job Market”
Next Gov – by Aliya Sternstein
The next Cuban missile crisis could be resolved through the power of music rather than an armed standoff between nuclear powers, military officials and researchers speculate.
It is believed that sound waves can “jump the air gap” — or hack a machine that is not on a network — to paralyze a ship’s control systems. Instead of using a blockade or firing Tomahawk missiles to prevent Russia from delivering weapons to Cuba, the United States could use malicious tones. Continue reading “The Next U.S. Weapon at Sea Could be Music”
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