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(Gold Silver) – The world is invested in the largest Ponzi scheme in history. According to the CityUK Fund most recent report, the total U.S. and world conventional assets under management are forecasted to reach $94.1 trillion in 2013
This is up from $87.2 trillion in 2012. These global conventional assets are broken down into the following investment classes shown in the chart below: Continue reading “The Coming Collapse of U.S. & World Conventional Paper Assets”
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) quietly dropped a bomb in its October Fiscal Monitor Report. Titled “Taxing Times,” the report paints a dire picture for advanced economies with high debts that fail to aggressively “mobilize domestic revenue.” It goes on to build a case for drastic measures and recommends a series of escalating income and consumption tax increases culminating in the direct confiscation of assets. Continue reading “The International Monetary Fund Lays The Groundwork For Global Wealth Confiscation”
America’s pork industry has been gripped by an outbreak of porcine diarrhea since mid-May, the first appearance of the condition in North America. US farmers havereported 768 cases of the disease, known as porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV), through the first week of October, which implies that many more thousands of animals could be affected. Continue reading “The disease that killed a million piglets in China has spread to the US, and no one knows why”
The Daily Caller – by Neil Munro
As his signature piece of legislation rapidly collapses in a painful, costly and humiliating heap, President Barack Obama heads to New York Friday in search of more 2014 campaign funds, leaving his deputies behind to manage the Obamacare debacle.
The president is flying to his two New York fundraisers on Air Force One gratis because he’s also got a quick non-partisan stop at a local high school. Continue reading “Obama flees Obamacare disaster for New York fundraiser”
Information Clearinghouse – by Dave Johnson
Republicans are demanding cuts in Social Security and Medicare if Democrats want to change the terms of the “sequester.” I’m sure their Tea Party “base” would be shocked if they understood this. So would most Americans. So is the media giving Americans the information they need in order to make informed decisions?
Yesterday The Hill reported, in House GOP says sequester is leverage in next budget battle, that Rep. Paul Ryan is pushing for cuts in Social Security and Medicare: Continue reading “Republicans Demand Social Security And Medicare Cuts, Is It Reported?”
East Bay Express – by Darwin BondGraham and Ali Winston
Hundreds of police and sheriffs’ officers — about half of them donning military battle fatigues — converged on downtown Oakland’s Marriott Hotel today for the first day of Urban Shield, one of the nation’s largest security conferences and weapons shows. Outside the Marriott, dozens of community members representing churches and racial and economic justice organizations, rallied against the event. United under the name Facing Urban Shield, the coalition said the militarized tone of the event reflects the worsening human rights records of police forces around America, and the waste of billions on jails and state prisons. They also said the presence of arms dealers in the city undercuts Oakland’s efforts to stem gun violence. Continue reading “Drones and Automatic Weapons on Display in Downtown Oakland for Urban Shield”
A partnership between police departments and social media sites discussed at a convention in Philadelphia this week could allow law enforcement to keep anything deemed criminal off the Internet—and even stop people from organizing protests.
A high-ranking official from the Chicago Police Department told attendees at a law enforcement conference on Monday that his agency has been working with a security chief at Facebook to block certain users from the site “if it is determined they have posted what is deemed criminal content,” reports Kenneth Lipp, an independent journalist who attended the lecture. Continue reading “Partnership between Facebook and police could make planning protests impossible”
A Kansas City man has been arrested and charged for a threat involving Wichita’s water supply.
Last week the city received information from the FBI about the threat.
Friday, federal prosecutors say a 69-year-old man wanted money in exchange for helping to stop the plot against the Wichita supply and the water in three other cities. Continue reading “Missouri man charged in Wichita’s water plot”
A ban on armed school employees was lifted by the St. Helens school board in Oregon this week, following a 4-to-1 vote during a district meeting Wednesday.
Last March, school employees including volunteers and contractors were banned from bringing licensed and concealed firearms onto school property. Now, with the ban removed, members of the community are taking sides, with some even offering free training to eligible teachers. Continue reading “Oregon School District Removes Ban On Armed Teachers”
Two giant American firms Boeing and Lockheed Martin are to cooperate on a new long-range bomber project for the US Air Force as the military is seeking to replace its aging bomber fleet.
The companies said in a statement on Friday that Boeing would be the prime contractor and Lockheed would be its primary subcontractor.
“Boeing and Lockheed Martin are bringing together the best of the two enterprises, and the rest of industry, in support of the Long-Range Strike Bomber program, and we are honored to support our US Air Force customer and this important national priority,” Dennis Muilenburg, chief executive of Boeing, said. Continue reading “Boeing, Lockheed Martin to team up on new US bomber program”
Syrian rebels have cast doubt on claims that the head of the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, has been killed in western Syria.
State-run TV said he had been killed in the coastal province of Latakia, but provided no details.
A source in Latakia later told the BBC that Mr Jolani was believed to have left the area some time ago.
A rebel commander near Damascus told AP news agency said he believed Mr Jolani was “alive and well”. Continue reading “Syrian rebels cast doubt on leader’s ‘death’”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
200 police officers with 2 armored vehicles and SWAT teams have a parole barricaded in a house in Roseville, Ca. who shot 4 police officers including 1 federal ICE/DHS agent. They have also set up an 8 mile containment zone in Roseville. Updates below..
Time Newsfeed – by Jacob Davidson
A Virginia woman has become an inspiration to fed-up citizens everywhere after she rode her horse to the local DMV in protest of poor service.
NBC 12 reports that, after getting the run around from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, Amelia resident Ashlee Owens decided it was time to take matters into her own hands. Despite sending in her insurance information — both via email and through the postal service — DMV officials claimed they never received proof that Owens was insured. As a result, her license was suspended, and a new one would end up costing the 26-year-old $645 in fees. Continue reading “Woman Rides Horse to DMV in Protest of Poor Service”
RIDGECREST, Calif. — RIDGECREST, Calif. (AP) — A homicide suspect was killed by police on a Mojave Desert highway early Friday after a lengthy pursuit in which the man fired at vehicles and two hostages in his car trunk, authorities said.
The suspect called a Ridgecrest police officer’s cell phone and said he wanted to come to the department and shoot officers but because police had too many guns he would “wreak havoc” elsewhere, Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood told a press conference. Continue reading “Mojave Desert Shooting Spree Ends With Dead Suspect”
The Air Force Academy on Friday announced that it will now be optional for cadets to recite “so help me God” at the end of its honor oath.
The academy made the change in response to a complaint from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state in the military. Continue reading “Academy makes ‘God’ optional in cadets’ oath”
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