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Games…
We all play them. Every culture has their own favorite types or games. Some people play video games, some people play sports like football, basketball, soccer or even wrestle. Others like games of mental prowess, like cards, or chess. I like puzzles. A puzzle is a mystery unlocked in front of your eyes. Dedication, perseverance and attention to detail combined with a whole lot of tenacity inevitably gets the job done. Continue reading “The Puzzle of Tyranny”
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A county coroner said Monday that he would not report for “at least two or three weeks” whether one of the two teenage girls who died in the Asiana Airlines crash was struck and killed by an emergency vehicle.
San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault said that while autopsies of the two Chinese girls have been completed, he wants to review written information from the public safety agencies that responded to the crash and audio dispatch files before determining their causes of deaths. Continue reading “Coroner delays release of crash victims’ autopsies”
Daily Finance – by Matt Brownell
The IRS’s bad year just keeps getting worse.
Already dealing with a scandal involving its higher scrutiny of political groups seeking nonprofit status, and the revelation that it claims the power to read taxpayers’ emails, the agency is now facing questions about how it wound up leaking the Social Security numbers of thousands of taxpayers. Continue reading “IRS Screw-Up Leaks Thousands of Social Security Numbers”
Sovereign Man – by Simon Black
Last week, in a very, very quiet release, the US Federal Court system published its annual Wiretap report to Congress.
This is something that is required by law; the Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AO) must annually report the number of federal and state applications for court orders to “intercept wire, oral, or electronic communications.” Continue reading “Average cost per ‘official’ wiretap in the United States: $50,452”
If you are a billionaire former Goldman Sachs CEO, ex-governor, and one of Obama’s biggest donors and steal $1.2 billion directly from the accounts of your customers and cover-up that theft, then you are not a criminal. If you reveal the un-Constitutional spying on all American citizens by the government, you are a traitor and face life imprisonment. This is your American Republic in a nutshell. Anyone that doesn’t believe we are a corporate fascist oligarchy run by the ultra-wealthy for the benefit of the ultra-wealthy, just isn’t thinking. And the beat goes on. Continue reading “Jon Corzine will not face criminal charges over MF Global: report”
Military Times – by Patricia Kime
Wearing the uniform of the Few and Proud doesn’t rate preferential treatment from the Transportation Security Administration or California capitol security officers, retired Marine Cpl. Nathan Kemnitz recently found.
Kemnitz, severely injured in 2004 in a roadside bomb attack in Fallujah, has limited use of his right arm and cannot lift it above his head. So when security guards at the state capitol building in Sacramento, Calif., asked him to remove his dress blue blouse “because he was wearing too much metal,” and TSA asked him to raise his arms above his head for the full-body scanner at Sacramento International Airport, he could not comply. Continue reading “Decorated, wounded Marine treated ‘shamefully’ by security screeners”
The nation’s top special operations commander ordered military files about the Navy SEAL raid on Usama bin Laden’s hideout to be purged from Defense Department computers and sent to the CIA, where they could be more easily shielded from ever being made public.
The secret move, described briefly in a draft report by the Pentagon’s inspector general, set off no alarms within the Obama administration even though it appears to have sidestepped federal rules and perhaps also the Freedom of Information Act. Continue reading “Bin Laden raid files reportedly purged from Pentagon computers, sent to CIA”
It would seem that the fraudulent unemployment numbers have become institutionalized as the status quo within the American psyche. What an accomplishment. Tell a lie over and over, then tell everyone it is a lie for a little while, then continue telling the lie, and viola, it is accepted as the truth.
What a scam – a bank of 100 million disenfranchised, civilly dead Americans of which you can draw on to support your propaganda. In June, this bank was used to calm the wave of outrage that would have ensued had the unemployment rate actually dropped again in the face of the reality that most Americans cannot deny. Continue reading “The United States Republic on the Brink of Collapse”
It is being reported that Egypt is once again under military rule following its annual revolution, and all across America people are asking the question, “Why can’t we be more like Egypt?” Well I’m sure that the Zionists would love to put our country into a perpetual state of upheaval without resolution, as they continue to rape our country of its natural resources and move us ever closer to slavery. If Egypt will accommodate in offering up an ongoing example of what does not work, they shall continue to be amply rewarded to the tune of 1.6 billion of US taxpayer dollars a year.
I do believe that according to our law, in the event of military coup in any country, all US aid is to be cut off. But of course the communists, being communists, just throw out some rhetoric like, “We really don’t know if it’s a military coup or not” and the money continues to flow. Continue reading “The Never Ending Revolution in Egypt”
Senator Lindsey Graham, (R) South Carolina, has stepped up front and center to portray himself as the conservative republican spokesman for immigration reform, pushing the propaganda that says his party must acquiesce to the wishes of the Hispanics in passing the so called comprehensive immigration bill, his reasoning being that conservative republicans can no longer win elections unless they morph to communism in bringing the socialist invaders from the south into the fold. In other words, a surrender.
Ask yourself this question. Would the threat of being voted out of office by Hispanics be in any way credible had our immigration law been enforced with the same vigor as the unconstitutional seat belt law? Continue reading “Immigration Reality Check”
Unemployment benefits took a sizable hit when the sequester federal spending kicked in on July 1. The 11.7 million Americans still unemployed are seeing a cut in their unemployment benefits, with some states feeling it more than others, according to “Fox and Friends” live on Monday, July 8, 2013.
CNBC reports that other business have seen this sequester trickle in, but the unemployed will perhaps feel the first big “jolt” as their wallets are going to be a bit lighter when their benefits are doled out this month. Continue reading “Unemployment benefits cut big time by sequester: Wallets of unemployed hit hard”
A trend to shift responsibility for bank losses onto blameless depositors lets banks gamble away your money.
When Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem told reporters on March 13, 2013, that the Cyprus deposit confiscation scheme would be the template for future European bank bailouts, the statement caused so much furor that he had to retract it. But the “bail in” of depositor funds is now being made official EU policy. On June 26, 2013, The New York Times reported that EU finance ministers have agreed on a plan that shifts the responsibility for bank losses from governments to bank investors, creditors and uninsured depositors. Continue reading “Think Your Money Is Safe in an Insured Bank Account? Think Again”
The Real Revo – by R.D. Walker
Nine people were killed and dozens wounded in Chicago shootings over the weekend. Chicago has the toughest gun laws in the nation. The Governor, of course, insists his sick horse needs more turpentine.
Gov. Pat Quinn said Sunday that such continued violence underscores why he dramatically altered a gun bill that will end Illinois’ last-in-the nation ban on carrying concealed firearms — a prohibition that’s been declared unconstitutional by a federal appeals court. Continue reading “The Chicago Bloodbath Continues”
Before It’s News – by Leda Ohio 9
It was officially unveiled for the first time in April following three years at the shipbuilder’s docks in Bremen.
Azzam has taken pole position as the world’s largest yacht off Eclipse, a 533-foot boat owned by Roman Abramovich. Continue reading “World’s Largest Private Yacht takes to the sea after £400m three-year construction project to build 590ft behemoth”
Why did 3 consecutive presidents of United States in the last 20 years meet up for in Africa in the week of June 26th, 2013?
While they distracted the world with news of Mr. Snowden spy scandal and hijacking of presidential (Bolivia’s) aircrafts by European Union countries, the two last presidents of United States meet up secretly in Africa with the current president Obama, under cover of some innocuous story. Continue reading “3 US Presidents visit Africa and conduct secret meetings in the same week! What’s Up?”
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