11 obama lg 22. Obama’s Trilateral Commission TeamProject Censored – by Patrick Wood, January 30, 2009

Barack Obama appointed eleven members of the Trilateral Commission to top-level and key positions in his administration within his first ten days in office. This represents a very narrow source of international leadership inside the Obama administration, with a core agenda that is not necessarily in support of working people in the United States.

Obama was groomed for the presidency by key members of the Trilateral Commission. Most notably, Zbigniew Brzezinski, co-founder of the Trilateral Commission with David Rockefeller in 1973, has been Obama’s principal foreign policy adviser.   Continue reading “Obama: Trilateral Commission Endgame”

Common Dreams – by Jacob Chamberlain

Internet privacy safeguards known as encryption technologies promised by email, online banking, and other such online databases have been virtually ‘defeated’ by the U.S. National Security Agency, according to new documents obtained by the Guardian, New York Times, and ProPublica.

According to the Guardian—which has reported extensively on the NSA’s dragnet surveillance practices revealed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden—the NSA and its British counterparts the GCHQ have used “covert measures” to control and manipulate international encryption standards to the benefit of the NSA, largely through building “industry relationships” with many technology companies and internet service providers.   Continue reading “New NSA Revelations: Internet Privacy Encryption Virtually ‘Defeated’”

Round Rock police chief announces retirementKVUE – Austin News

ROUND ROCK, Texas — Round Rock’s chief of police is retiring.

According to the City of Round Rock, RRPD Chief Tim Ryle, 54, will retire in early 2014. He’s a 31-year veteran of local law enforcement and is a third-generation police officer.   Continue reading “Round Rock police chief announces retirement”

nymiThe Blaze – by Liz Klimas

Imagine one ring, rather, one bracelet to rule them all, allowing you to leave your keys and wallet at home and banish lengthy, character-filled passwords from your mind.

That’s what the Nymi bracelet would let users do. But what if someone took your bracelet, would your valuables be vulnerable?

Not likely because the keycode Nymi uses to unlock your car, log on to your computer and pay for your groceries is your own unique heartbeat.    Continue reading “This Bracelet Lets You Forget Your Keys, Wallet, Passwords… Uses Your Heartbeat Instead”

Clinton Herald – by John Toole

DERRY, N.H. — Gun Rights Across America, a gun owners organization, has called for a nationwide demonstration by every gun owner in the country on Oct. 19 to highlight what it calls the right of citizens to own arms under the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

“We want you to strap on a holstered handgun to your hip, and give one hour of your day to make our presence as law-abiding gun owners known,” the group said.   Continue reading “Gun group organizing nationwide rally”

This photo obtained August 30, 2013 courtesy of the US Forest Service shows a firefighterYahoo News

Investigators believe a hunter sparked the monster wildfire which spread into America’s world-renowned Yosemite National Park and became California’s fourth biggest blaze ever, officials said Thursday.

They dismissed earlier reports that the so-called Rim Fire, which is now 80 percent contained, was caused by activity on an illegal marijuana farm near the US landmark park.   Continue reading “Hunter sparked massive Yosemite fire: investigators”

Allegations: Johnny Calderon (left) and Gerald Allen (right) are facing several charges including attempted robbery. The pair were hospitalised when their alleged victims fought backAllegations: Johnny Calderon (left) and Gerald Allen (right) are facing several charges including attempted robbery. The pair were hospitalised when their alleged victims fought backDaily Mail – by STUART WOLEDGE

A pair of teenagers who allegedly tried to rob two university students at gunpoint are behind bars after their would-be victims fought back putting their assailants in hospital.

When police arrived at the scene of the alleged robbery in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 27, they found Johnny Calderon Junior, 19, and Gerald Allen, 18, with beaten-up and bloodied faces.   Continue reading “Pictured: The battered and bruised armed thugs who were taught a lesson by their intended victims who decided to fight back”

Washington’s Blog

Military Is Opposed to Syria War

Many current and former military officers are highly skeptical of any military engagement with Syria.

They are speaking out in interviews, in photos, and in conversations with politicians.

And the doubts go all the way up to the Pentagon.   Continue reading “Opposition to Syria War Goes All the Way to the Pentagon”

Horrific: The soldiers are stripped, bound and pushed to the ground where a number of rebels stand over them pointing guns at their bodies before they are shot Daily Mail -by TARA BRADY

Video footage has emerged which shows the moment seven of President Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian soldiers are executed on camera by rebels fighting to overthrow the regime.

The soldiers are stripped, bound and pushed to the ground where a number of rebels stand over them pointing guns at their bodies. Some bear vicious injuries on their backs and arms.      Continue reading “Stripped, bound and shot in the head: Horrifying fate of Assad’s soldiers executed on camera by Syrian rebels”

Obama and PutinDaily Mail – by DAVID MARTOSKO IN NEW YORK, JILL REILLY and BECKY EVANS

With U.S. diplomats secretly talking with their Russian counterparts behind the scenes at the G-20 summit in St. Petersburg in hopes of avoiding a stalemate over Syria, publicly Moscow warned that a military strike on Syria could have catastrophic effects if a missile hit a small reactor near Damascus that contains radioactive uranium.   Continue reading “Revealed: America and Russia in secret Syria talks as Moscow warns of nuclear catastrophe if US launches strikes at Assad’s uranium reactor”

Investment Watchblog

Turkish military deploys tanks, armored cars to reinforce units on Syrian border

Convoys carrying tanks and rocket-launchers headed to border areas in Hatay, Gaziantep and Sanliurfa provinces today and yesterday, according to Hurriyet newspaper and Anatolia news agency.   Continue reading “TURKEY: Massive Convoys of Tanks & Armored Vehicles Deploy to Syrian Border”

multiple myelomaNatural News – by Ethan A. Huff

A breakthrough discovery has been made in the treatment of multiple myeloma, an aggressive type of cancer that forms in the plasma cells of bone marrow. Researchers from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond recently found that, when combined with molecules from the anti-nausea drug thalidomide, turmeric, the active ingredient of which is commonly known as curcumin, is capable of targeting and killing multiple myeloma cells naturally.   Continue reading “New science proves turmeric does what chemotherapy can’t: Kill multiple myeloma cells”

A Russian warship is moored in the Cypriot port of Limassol, on May 17, 2013Yahoo News

Three Russian warships crossed Turkey’s Bosphorus Strait Thursday en route to the eastern Mediterranean, near the Syrian coast, amid concern in the region over potential US-led strikes in response to the Damascus regime’s alleged use of chemical weapons.

The SSV-201 intelligence ship Priazovye, accompanied by the two landing ships Minsk and Novocherkassk passed through the Bosphorus known as the Istanbul strait that separates Asia from Europe, an AFP photographer reported.   Continue reading “Russian warships cross Bosphorus, en route to Syria”