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Hanford Sentinel – by Joseph Luiz
A new state law will allow Kings County schools to take action against cyberbullying.
Gov. Brown passed AB 256 earlier this month, which allows schools to suspend or expel a student who uses electronic means such as social media as a tool for bullying, both on and off campus. Continue reading “New California state law attacks cyberbullying”
Paris (AFP) – France and Mexico have angrily demanded prompt explanations from Washington following fresh, “shocking” spying allegations leaked by former US security contractor Edward Snowden.
The reports in French daily Le Monde and German weekly Der Spiegel revealed that the National Security Agency secretly recorded tens of millions of phone calls in France and hacked into former Mexican President Felipe Calderon’s email account. Continue reading “France, Mexico seek answers on ‘shocking’ US spy claims”
The Bilzerian Report – by Alcibiades Bilzerian
The appointment of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve Chairwoman highlights a pattern of anti-gentile racial discrimination in high level government appointments. Over the past two decades, more than 50% of Federal Reserve Presidents and 100% of the Chairmen have been non-gentile. Before non-gentile Chairman Benjamin Shalom Bernanke, there was non-gentile Chairman Alan Greenspan. In fact, there hasn’t been a gentile Federal Reserve Chairman/woman in over 25 years, even though gentiles comprise 98% of the population. Continue reading “Racism At The Federal Reserve”
SPARKS, NEV. – Police are responding to reports of a shooting at Sparks Middle School in northern Nevada.
A Sparks police dispatcher says the call came in at 7:16 a.m. Monday.
Sparks police spokesman Rocky Triplett told the Reno Gazette-Journal that a suspect is in custody. Continue reading “Police respond to reports of shooting at Nevada middle school”
Officials in Israel’s intelligence community expressed shock and anger over the report Thursday that Turkey had given Tehran the identities of ten Israelis who were gathering information in Iran.
According to the report in the Washington Post Thursday, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan deliberately exposed a network of Iranians who had been working with the Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency. Sources told the paper that Turkey’s deliberate exposure of the agents’ identities was a “significant” blow to Israel’s intelligence in Iran. Continue reading “Israel Relations With Turkey ‘Mortally Wounded’”
TF Metals Report – by Pining 4 the Fjords
I have a confession to make: there is something that most people consider an American classic that, every time I see it, sets my teeth on edge. Where others find heartwarming inspiration, a mere glimpse of it provokes an intense dislike on my part that I freely admit probably borders on the irrational. So here is my confession: I truly loath the classic holiday movie It’s A Wonderful Life. Continue reading “A Run on the Bank”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
In one of the biggest ceasefire violations, especially along the international border, Pakistan fired at 25 places along the 60-km stretch from Kathua to Akhnoor sectors in Jammu throughout Friday night. A Pakistani infiltrator was shot dead on early Saturday morning in Suchetgarh area in Samba
BSF officials said Pakistan Rangers tried to push in groups of infiltrators at three places along the border and fired heavily to provide them cover. Officials said there was unusually heavy movement of Rangers across the border throughout the night. Continue reading “Pakistan Opens Fire In 25 Different Places On India, Is This The Start Of World War 3?”
Red Flag News – by Constitutional Attorney Michael Connelly, J.D., February 20, 2013
How would you feel if you received a letter from the U.S. Government informing you that because of a physical or mental condition that the government says you have it is proposing to rule that you are incompetent to handle your own financial affairs? Suppose that letter also stated that the government is going to appoint a stranger to handle your affairs for you at your expense? That would certainly be scary enough but it gets worse. Continue reading “Veterans Receiving Letters Prohibiting The Purchase, Possession, Receipt, Or Transport Of A Firearm/Ammunition”
Huffington Post – by Ocean Robbins
It hasn’t been a good week for Monsanto and the rest of the biotech industry.
Just three days ago, Mexico banned genetically engineered corn. Citing the risk of imminent harm to the environment, a Mexican judge ruled that, effective immediately, no genetically engineered corn can be planted in the country. This means that companies like Monsanto will no longer be allowed to plant or sell their corn within the country’s borders. Continue reading “Huge GMO News”
• Sinister global initiative under way to brainwash youngsters
By Victor Thorn
Former Montessori school teacher, investigative reporter Lisa Elkins has a warning for parents: A new school program conditions youngsters and their families to accept social controls that discourage ownership of private property and encourage corralling people into housing developments and urban areas. Continue reading “Education Program Conditions Kids to Accept Gov’t as God; Parents Need to Get Involved to Halt Hijacking of Education System”
Former Clinton administration Labor Secretary Robert Reich explained, saying:
“Of all developed nations, the United States has the most unequal distribution of income, and we’re surging towards every greater inequality.”
America’s 400 richest elites have more wealth than half the population. Jacob Kornbluth’s new documentary film “Inequality for All” examines disturbing truths. Continue reading “America’s Economic Dark Side”
Taiwanese Special Forces and a select few other military units recently received updated bulletproof armor that includes a ballistic face mask that serves to protect operators from lethal headshots and to reduce fighting effectiveness of opposing forces, seemingly by causing them to immediately curl into the fetal position and cry for their mothers. Check out one of the scariest-looking armies ever after the jump. Continue reading “Taiwanese government introduces terrifying Special Forces clone army”
One person is dead and two others have been wounded in a shooting in a Las Vegas Strip nightclub inside Bally’s casino, the Associated Press is reporting, citing Las Vegas police.
Police Lt. Jay Roberts said a suspect is in custody and the victims were taken to University Medical Center. Continue reading “Report: One dead, 2 injured in Vegas casino shooting”
Red Alert Politics – by Melissa Quinn
CNN host Piers Morgan is well known for his outspoken anti-gun stance and is hardly a supporter of the Second Amendment. But Morgan took a shot at the Founding Fathers on Friday, saying the Second Amendment was “clumsily written” and calling for a debate to rephrase it.
Morgan spoke to an audience at the National Press Club and discussed his new book, “Shooting Straight: Guns, Gays, God and George Clooney.” The CNN host has gained notoriety for calling for more gun control, especially since the shootings in Aurora, Colo., and Newtown, Conn., and Morgan didn’t disappoint, addressing what he says is the evolution Second Amendment and the Constitution. Continue reading “Piers Morgan: The Second Amendment was clumsily written, it’s time for a debate to rephrase it”
From the Obamacare website page:
I actually made it through this morning at 8:00 A.M. I have a preexisting condition (Type 1 Diabetes) and my income base was 45K-55K annually. I chose tier 2 “Silver Plan” and my monthly premiums came out to $597.00 with $13,988 yearly deductible!!!
There is NO POSSIBLE way that I can afford this so I “opt-out” and chose to continue along with no insurance. Continue reading “Obamacare by no means is “Free” or even “Affordable””
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