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Daily Mail – by MARTIN JAY IN BEIRUT
A Saudi student living in Michigan was questioned in his home by FBI agents after neighbours saw him carrying a pressure cooker and called the police.
Talal al Rouki had been cooking a traditional Saudi Arabian rice dish called kabsah and was carrying it to a friend’s house. Continue reading “FBI surrounds house of Saudi student following sightings of him with pressure cooker pot, only to find he was cooking rice”
Prevent Disease – by Dave Mihalovic
As with most vaccines, we have been led to believe that a tetanus shot is a necessity to protect us from a supposedly virulent germ that can lead us to our death. When we carefully consider some of the facts on tetanus reported in the medical literature, we find many contradictions, inconsistencies and even falsities in relation to actual facts on the bacteria that produces the neurotoxin. If spores of the bacteria have been found in vast numbers of wounds without producing any tetanus, then why is it considered such a threat at all? Continue reading “Why You Never Need A Tetanus Vaccine, Regardless of Your Age or Location”
Yahoo News – by Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News | The Lookout
NEW YORK—New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says he wasn’t surprised about the Boston Marathon bombings—just that they didn’t happen sooner.
“When something like Boston happens, it’s a shock to the public psyche, but not to us,” Kelly said at the Atlantic’s New York Ideas Festival on Tuesday. “We thought something like this would happen sooner—we’ve seen these types of disaffected radicalized young men target us.” Continue reading “Ray Kelly not surprised about Boston Marathon terror attack”
Yahoo News – by TRACIE CONE | Associated Press
LAKEPORT, Calif. (AP) — Scott and Robin Spivey had a sinking feeling that something was wrong with their home when cracks began snaking across their walls in March.
The cracks soon turned into gaping fractures, and within two weeks their 600-square-foot garage broke from the house and the entire property — manicured lawn and all — dropped 10 feet below the street. Continue reading “One by one, homes in Calif. subdivision sinking”
What is clear today is that his action has forced Israelis – and the rest of the world – to understand that the status quo has a price. Israel cannot continue to pretend that it is a country of culture, technology and enlightenment while millions of Palestinians live invisibly under the brutal rule of bullets, bulldozers and armed settlers. Continue reading “Why Is Israel So Afraid Of Stephen Hawking?”
Texting while driving has now replaced drunk driving as the number one cause of death among US teenagers, according to new research from the Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York.
According to the study, more than 3,000 teens die each year as a result of sending SMS messages while operating a motor vehicle. In comparison, approximately 2,700 are killed as a result of driving while under the influence of alcohol, CBS New York reported on Thursday. Continue reading “Texting While Driving Now Responsible For More Teen Deaths Than Drunk Driving”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
We were just made aware of this breaking story by a Beforeitsnews reader. This comes to us from Debka.com. According to Lebanese sources, there is intense Israeli air and ground activity along Israeli-Syria border. In the meantime we’ve learned that Russia has staffed a Mediterranean fleet while Turkey mulls payback for Israel over the Syrian bombings. An awe inspiring video about Syria is down below. Our reader shares.: Continue reading “#Syria: Intense Israeli Air, Ground Activity According To Lebanese Sources”
Disclaimer: six million ‘jews’ were NOT herded into cattle cars (or killed). Otherwise, he’s got it right.
Though the following 2002 court case ended with the liberal Ninth Circuit ruling that, “the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution does not guarantee individuals the right to bear arms,” at least one judge stood in dissent. Continue reading “The Ultimate Doomsday Provision: “Designed For Those Exceptionally Rare Circumstances Where All Other Rights Have Failed””
There are two distinct schools of thoughts on barricade shooting. Consider this barricades “cover” instead of “concealment” for the purpose of discussion. Continue reading “Barricade shooting”
Steve Warholic spends nearly his entire workday at a Nevada ammunition store scouring the Internet, and the owner puts in even more time online. Both think they need to spend more time on the web.
They’re trying to find bullets for their customers at Stockpile Defense and the store’s sister school, where 50,000 people are trained every year in firearms handling. Shelves that once held the most popular calibers, like .22 and .45, are bare. There are waiting lists as long as two months and students are requested to bring their own ammunition. Pre-orders are no longer allowed. Continue reading “Bullet blitz: Demand from public, government leaves ammo shelves empty”
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Fox News -by Kristina Shevory