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Six mass graves features the remains of dozens of Palestinians killed during the Israeli-Arab war of 1948, when the Jewish state was founded have been uncovered in the Jaffa district of Tel Aviv.
An official at the Muslim cemetery there told AFP that the grisly find happened on Wednesday when ground subsided as builders carried out renovation work. Continue reading “Mass grave uncovered containing dozens of Palestinians killed in 1948 war that founded Israel”
Two time Medal of Honor recipient Marine Major General Smedley Butler once said“war is a racket.” He might have added that while enriching the few it victimizes and degrades everyone else who is caught up in the meat grinder, soldiers as well as civilians. Continue reading “John McCain: War Hero or Something Less?”
Today, Israeli’s awakened to a new world. Syria has a fully operational S-300 air defense system that covers, if they desire, not just much of Lebanon but most of Israel as well.
Israel awakened with its “pants around its ankles.”
Continue reading “1st super-governmental world war begins”
Is this more of the “pain” that the Obama Regime wants to inflict on America due to the sequester?
And it’s being done to our troops in harms way (NBC News, via Gateway Pundit).
Marines at Camp Leatherneck in Afghanistan will lose a key daily meal starting Saturday, causing some to forgo a hot breakfast and others to work six-plus hours without refueling on cooked food, according to Marines at the base and Marine Corps officials. Continue reading “Obama Regime Cuts Meals For Troops In Afghanistan, Yet Lois Lerner Gets Taxpayer Funded “Suspension””
USA Today – by Robin Webb and Michael Winter
Officials were preparing to survey the damage Saturday morning after tornadoes hit the Oklahoma City metro area Friday, killing at least 5 people and injuring 50.
The storm, the second fatal one to strike the region in 11 days, spawned several tornadoes, toppled cars and left commuters trapped on an interstate highway during Friday’s evening rush. Law enforcement officers and Red Cross workers planned to head to hard-hit areas after dawn to assess the damage. Continue reading “5 dead after tornadoes, floods strike Oklahoma”
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois (Reuters) – Illinois lawmakers on Friday approved a measure that permits residents to carry concealed guns, which if signed by the governor would make some form of carrying a concealed weapon legal in all 50 states.
Illinois is the only state in the nation to ban most people from carrying a concealed gun outside the home and lawmakers are up against a deadline to approve a bill after a federal appeals court struck down that ban as unconstitutional. Continue reading “Illinois lawmakers approve concealed guns bill”
The combination was electrifying. On the screen, a leader was obviously being isolated from his people; endless commentaries on the security measures of the event had been broadcast during the preceding hours. “It is the last time he will walk among the people as a President,” an anchor had oddly announced. Yet, he was separated from the people by a moving wall of heavy armored vehicles. The edition played odd tricks; looking at President Obama walking along Pennsylvania Avenue, I could listen to excerpts from his inaugural address. “We, the People,” he kept saying, quoting the first words of the USA Constitution. The effect was grotesque. Continue reading “We, the People; You, the Liar”
“The foundation of the Christian family is the sacrament of matrimony, the spring of all domestic and public morals. The anti-Christian societies [i.e. Illuminati] are opposed to the principle of home. When they have destroyed the hearth, the morality of society will perish.” Benjamin Disraeli (Lothair, 1870)
Most people don’t understand the scale and success of the “Conspiracy.”
Continue reading “When Satanists Make the Rules”
Apparently Bush has not read this letter.
He was the most powerful man on the planet for eight years. Now former US president George W Bush has spoken frankly about the perils of leadership, saying holding on to power for too long can be ‘corrosive’. Continue reading “‘I’ve come to realise power can be corrosive’: George W Bush admits he might have become carried away with fame”
Last week, the state of California claimed that its version of Obamacare’s health insurance exchange would actually reduce premiums. “These rates are way below the worst-case gloom-and-doom scenarios we have heard,” boasted Peter Lee, executive director of the California exchange. But the data that Lee released tells a different story: Obamacare, in fact, will increase individual-market premiums in California by as much as 146 percent. Continue reading “Rate Shock: In California, Obamacare To Increase Individual Health Insurance Premiums By 64-146%”
Natural News – by Jonathan Benson
If you post articles to your Facebook wall that warn others about the dangers of vaccines, or Tweet links to the latest studies tying vaccines to autism through Twitter, the vaccine pushers of the world could soon know about it in real time. According to new reports, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation-backed scientists in both the United States and Great Britain have jointly developed a computerized global monitoring system capable of tracking all social media activity around the world that defies mainstream vaccine dogma, and reporting it directly to authorities. Continue reading “Internet monitoring system to stalk social media users who question safety of vaccines”
New York Post – by DAVID SEIFMAN
Mayor Bloomberg got huffy and puffy today discussing medical marijuana, describing efforts to legalize it as one of the greatest scams in history.
“Medical, my foot,” the mayor said, clearly not referring to an ailment of his own.
“There’s no medical. This is one of the great hoaxes of all time.” Continue reading “Bloomberg huffs, puffs at plan to legalize pot: ‘Greatest hoaxes of all time’”
New York Times – by FELICITY BARRINGER
The loss of tropical rain forests is likely to reduce the energy output of hydroelectric projects in countries like Brazil that are investing billions of dollars to create power to support economic growth.
That is the conclusion of a group of experts whose findings, released Monday, run counter to the conventional understanding of deforestation’s impact on watersheds. Continue reading “Fewer Rain Forests Mean Less Energy for Developing Nations, Study Finds”
The D.C. Clothesline – by Dean Garrison
Another story from the files of the outright insane…
Did you own a toy cap gun as a child? I did. Did you play “cops and robbers” when you were young? I did. What on earth is going on in our school system today? Apparently a child who brought a toy cap gun to school, to show his friends, was interrogated for two hours, treated like a real-life criminal, and his parents were only called after he wet his pants according to the Washington Post. His normal “show and tell” action ended in him being suspended for 10 days. If the cap gun were loaded, the school principal allegedly claims, the police would have been called. According to Donna St. George: Continue reading “5-Year-Old Wets His Pants After 2-Hour-Long Interrogation Over Toy Gun”
One Colt Sporter like this one was turned in; another AR15 type rifle went to a private buyer
At the turn in events this May in Phoenix, a premium was offered for the turn in of “Assault Rifles” or “Assault Weapons”. People who turned in those items were to be given double the premium for ordinary firearms, gift cards worth $100 in food. Continue reading “AZ:”Assault Rifles” of the May 2013 Turn in Events in Phoenix”
The Guardian Express – by Ryan Ross
Starting Saturday, Starbucks Corporation will enforce a no smoking policy that will force smokers to move 25 feet away from the building premises. Previously being an employee of Starbucks, I am very interested to see the reaction of the customers to this new policy. When working at Starbucks, I would see many customers have their morning fix of caffeine and nicotine while they would read the paper or a book outside. Continue reading “Starbucks Bans Smoking – No More Coffee and a Cigarette with your Morning Paper”
Live Science – by Stephanie Pappas
The deforestation of the Brazilian rain forest has created a hidden consequence: The seeds of palm trees have evolved rapidly to be smaller.
The change is the result of a domino effect that begins with human agriculture and hunting, which have devastated large bird populations in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil. With these birds, which include colorful toucans and cotingas, locally extinct or barely hanging on, the palm trees have no way to disperse their largest seeds. As a result, seed sizes are smaller in parts of the rain forest where large birds are missing, finds a new study detailed in the May 31 issue of the journal Science. Continue reading “Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Deforestation Is Causing Rapid Seed Evolution, Study Shows”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
Despite Israel’s recent warning to Syria and Russia that any future missile shipments to Syria from Russia will be perceived as a threat and struck, Syria has taken possession of its’ first shipment of Russian S-300 missiles. Stratfor Global Intelligence also now has this breaking story up on their website.
Syrian President Bashar Assad told Hezbolla’s television network Al-Manar on Thursday that his country has already received the first shipment of S-300 anti-aircraft missiles from Russia. Continue reading “Syria Receives First Missile Shipment From Russia”
The effort to recall “America’s toughest sheriff,” Maricopa County, Arizona’s Joe Arpaio, fell short of the 355,000 voter signatures needed by yesterday afternoon.
Arpaio reacted to the outcome in a statement. Continue reading “Effort to Oust Sheriff Joe Fails”
Daily Mail – by PAUL MILLIGAN
Anti-War – by Philip Giraldi
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Yahoo News
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Henry Makow
Forbes – by Avik Roy
Gun Watch – by Weingarten
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