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Your Jewish News – by Sarah Weiss
Police detained a cat after it was caught red-handed smuggling drugs into prison, according to a statement released by police in Moldova.
Prison officials said that they have caught a cat smuggling cannabis to inmates on Friday.
“We found that a gray and white cat had two drug packages tied to its neck, inside a large purple collar,” a police spokesperson said. Continue reading “Police seen on video catching cat red handed smuggling drugs into prison”
The fact is, monsters lurk in the high places of power. But those who’ve been threatened and intimidated about speaking up are now bravely coming to the fore. May there be many more. – Zen] Continue reading “Ex-Child Protection Officer Told By Police Gunman to Ignore Paedophiles”
Activist Post – by Nicolas West
Even as the debate intensifies over the scope of drone warfare and surveillance, significant upgrades continue and the drone industry booms. Recently we have seen the Navy successfully test autonomous drone takeoffs and landings at sea, while Boeing has begun to retrofit its decommissioned F-16s into pilotless fighter jets.
This trend toward a future of autonomous fleets of large-scale war fighters is developing in tandem with the trend toward miniaturization and the mimicking of nature itself to hide drone tech in plain sight. Continue reading “Solar Drones To Stay Aloft For Years At A Time”
Documentary Debunks 9/11 Official Story
A website in the UK, themindrenewed.com, that downloaded the video from the link in my original report of the Pakistani TV interview with Mohammad Bashir has posted the interview with the original English subtitles. You can view it here: Continue reading “Pakistan TV Exposes Osama bin Laden Killing Hoax”
TEHRAN (FNA)- Commander of Iran’s Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli and Russian Air Force Commander Lieutenant General Viktor Bondarev in a meeting in Tehran on Sunday discussed mutual cooperation in defense fields.
During the meeting in Tehran today, Brigadier General Esmayeeli and Lieutenant Bondarev also discussed exchange of information, air defense techniques, electronic and radar as well as missile systems. Continue reading “Russian Air Force General Visits Iran for talks with Iranian Commanders”
AlterNet – by Martha Rosenberg
Could there be anything worse for the chicken industry than this month’s outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant strain of salmonella that hospitalized 42 percent of everyone who got it—almost 300 in 18 states?
Yes. The government also announced that China has been cleared to process chickens for the US dinner plate and that all but one of arsenic compounds no one even knew they were eating have been removed from US poultry production. Thanks for that. Also this month, some food researchers have revealed the true recipe for chicken “nuggets”…just in time for Halloween. Continue reading “Seven Horrifying Things About the Chicken You Eat”
The Global Research – by Dylan Murphy
Mexico is in the grip of a murderous drug war that has killed over 150,000 people since 2006. It is one of the most violent countries on earth. This drug war is a product of the transnational drug trade which is worth up to $400 billion a year and accounts for about 8% of all international trade.
The American government maintains that there is no alternative but to vigorously prosecute their zero tolerance policy of arresting drug users and their dealers. This has led to the incarceration of over 500,000 Americans. Meanwhile the flood of illegal drugs into America continues unabated. Continue reading “Money Laundering and The Drug Trade: The Role of the Banks”
NEW JERSEY — A man who hurt nobody, and technically broke no laws, was turned into a convicted felon and has had his life ruined thanks to New Jersey’s tyrannical gun control laws. Almost five years later, and still fighting to clear his name,Brian Aitken makes a desperate attempt to get his son returned to him, whom he hasn’t seen in years. And he needs our help. Continue reading “Innocent man fights to get son back after having life destroyed by New Jersey gun control laws”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie—deliberate, contrived, and dishonest, but the myth—persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic. Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
JOHN F. KENNEDY Continue reading “Hitler, Stalin, Mao and DHS Nominee Jeh Johnson”
Before It’s News – by David Veritas
A political cartoon in the New York Daily News is creating quite a stir by comparing the Washington Redskins football logo to that of the Nazi Swastika and Confederate Flag. The motivation of the comparison is best summarized by the caption below the images that says: “Archaic Symbols of Pride and Heritage.” The obvious point the artist is trying to convey is that the “Redskins” name is insulting to the Native American community and at par with some other symbols that have now become divisive to certain communities. Continue reading “Redskins Logo Compared to Nazi Swastika and Confederate Flag”
Washington Times – by Bill Gertz
Russia will test launch a controversial missile over the next several weeks that U.S. officials say is raising new concerns about Moscow’s growing strategic nuclear arsenal and Russia’s potential violations of arms treaties.
The RS-26 missile is expected to be deployed with multiple supersonic, maneuvering warheads designed to defeat U.S. missile defenses in Europe, U.S. officials told Inside the Ring. Continue reading “Inside the Ring: Russia to test new missile”
Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings
Wearable video cameras, or body cams, might soon become standard equipment for police on the beat – a possibility that has led to both praise and concern from civil liberties groups.
Some local governments are encouraging the use of “on-officer recording systems” because they limit complaints and the potential of costly lawsuits against municipalities. Continue reading “Police Nationwide Considering Body Video Cameras”
I’ve made natural alternatives to most of our household products and toiletry product, but shampoo was by far the toughest.
I tried the “no-poo” method, which has great results for some, but did not work on me at all (and I have some terrible Christmas pictures to prove it!). If you have coarse hair that isn’t naturally oily, this method may be great for you! I have baby-fine hair and it didn’t work for me. Continue reading “How to Make Natural Shampoo [Easy Recipe]”
The Daily Beast – by Patrick Hilsman
Arab cartoonists have always frightened authority and often paid a high price for doing so. When the famous Palestinian cartoonist Naji Al-Ali was gunned down in 1987, suspicion was raised against everyone he had satirized, from Israeli political figures to the PLO leadership. Syrian satirist Ali Farzat had his fingers broken by pro-Assad gunmen who kidnapped him in 2011 in retaliation for his caricatures lampooning Bashar al Assad. Continue reading “Hani Abbas Extends the Vital Tradition of Political Cartooning in the Mideast”
Politico – by JENNIFER HABERKORN
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.— April Gomez-Rodriguez hopes Obamacare changes her life.
Daniel Hughes says it’s like the health law never happened.
The difference between them: one state border. Continue reading “Medicaid gap leaves Obamacare haves and have-nots”
Probably another patriot purge. Ya think?
Marine Corps Times – by Hope Hodge Seck
The two-star head of Marine Corps Installations Command has relieved the commanding officer of Quantico’s Security Battalion following an incident involving a personal weapon, Marine Corps officials said.
Col. Daren Margolin, a 24-year officer was removed from his post Oct. 18 by Maj. Gen. Juan Ayala due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command, said Capt. Maureen Krebs, a Marine Corps spokeswoman. Continue reading “Colonel in charge of Quantico’s Security Battalion relieved”
Wall Street Journal – by By Drew FitzGerald
Internet users from Brooklyn to Philadelphia suffered slow to nonexistent service Saturday after equipment at a New York-area network hub broke down, disrupting service for several hours.
A spokesman for the Internet service provider Level 3 Communications Inc. said technicians were working quickly to fix the outage, which cascaded down to customers using Cablevision Systems Corp.’s Optimum service and Time Warner Cable Inc., among others. Continue reading “Level 3 Outage Disrupts East Coast Internet Traffic”
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