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As the potential for a globally destabilizing event becomes ever more probable, many concerned Americans are starting to wonder where they’d go if the worst were to happen.
To help answer that question, we can start by identifying the areas of the country to avoid. Continue reading “America’s Death Zones: Where NOT To Be When It Hits the Fan”
The New American – by Bob Adelmann
At noon on Thursday Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy (shown, signing bill) signed into law a wide-ranging bill in response to last year’s shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. After weeks of closed-door negotiations between Republican and Democrat leaders and another 13 hours of debate on Wednesday, the 139-page bill was passed by the House, 105-44. It had previously passed the Senate, 26-10. Continue reading “Connecticut Governor Signs Toughest Gun Bill in America”
Legislation currently being finessed by Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Democrats poses threats to privacy rights as well as a danger of creating unintentional criminals, American Civil Liberties Union “top lobbyist” Chris Calabrese told The Daily Caller’s Vince Coglianese in an exclusive article posted early this morning.
“[T]he group thinks Reid’s current gun bill could threaten both privacy rights and civil liberties,” the report explains. “The inclusion ofuniversal background checks — the poll-tested lynchpin of most Democratic proposals — raises two significant concerns.” Continue reading “‘Universal background check’ opponents get unexpected boost from ACLU”
Is Fukushima Causing Health Problems In the United States?
Infants are much more vulnerable to radiation than adults. And see this.
However, radiation safety standards are set based on the assumption that everyone in the world is a healthy man in his 20s. Continue reading “Study: 28% Increase In Thyroid Problems In Babies Born After Fukushima in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington”
Staten Island Live – by Carol Ann Benanti
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Experts maintain that women who drink alcohol in moderation have a better chance of staying healthy as they age than non-drinkers — especially if they spread out their consumption over most days of the week.
And now, one South Beach woman — a super centenarian in fact, who seems to have acquired just the right recipe for longevity — has adopted that theory and lives the above-mentioned hypothesis each and every day. Read on and we’ll explain! Continue reading “At 101, Staten Island woman shares her recipe for living a long life”
The Asahi Shimbun – by YOSHIHIRO MAKINO, February 15, 2013
Senior U.S. administration officials held secret talks in North Korea on at least three occasions in 2011 and 2012, The Asahi Shimbun has learned.
Although the visits had potential implications for Japan, Washington did not inform its security partner at the time and only informally confirmed one of them when the Japanese side pressed, government and other sources in Japan, South Korea and the United States said. Continue reading “LEFT IN THE DARK: Secret U.S. military flights carried officials, equipment to N. Korea”
It has been widely reported since at least 2010 that U.S. corporations and the wealthiest Americans have taken advantage of tax loopholes by hiding their assets in offshore subsidiaries (a.k.a. tax havens) in order to avoid paying U.S. income taxes. The amount of money hidden in these tax havens and what the lost revenue means to the American people has not been so widely reported.
According to several sources, including the BBC, the non-partisan Congressional Research Service (CRS) and James Henry, former Chief Economist at McKinsey & Company, the top 1% of wealthiest Americans and corporations have deposited between $21 and $32 trillion in tax havens in order to evade U.S. taxes. The top seven U.S. banks, furthermore, account for over $10 trillion in assets in more than 10,000 overseas subsidiaries. Continue reading “Closing corporate tax havens: The solution to the sequester (and world poverty)”
How often do you hear people talk about how they would live their dreams if they only had a bit more money? People always dream about moving to a remote area or about staying home with the kids or about relocating to the bug out location, but often feel that these things are financially unreachable. Do you do this yourself?
If so, then maybe it’s time to take a good hard look at your personal finances and enact a personal austerity plan. Most people would be surprised at the changes that can be made when they rethink the definition of the word “necessities”. Continue reading “Personal Austerity: 12 Ways to Radically Cut Your Expenses”
NY Daily News – by JOHN MARZULLI AND SHANE DIXON KAVANAUGH
A 17-year veteran of the NYPD was busted Wednesday for using his badge to lead a ruthless stickup crew — dressed up like New York’s Finest — to rob drug dealers of cash and narcotics, law enforcement officials said.
Officer Jose Tejada, 45, is accused of supplying his bandit buddies with NYPD uniforms, handcuffs and other police swag so they could pose as cops in more than 100 robberies, court documents allege. Continue reading “NYPD veteran Officer Jose Tejada busted for posing as a cop to rob drug dealers”
Syracuse – by Douglass Dowty and Sara Patterson
Syracuse, NY — East Syracuse lawyer Martin J. Rothschild faces three years in state prison after he admitted this morning to promoting a sexual performance by a child.
Rothschild appeared before Onondaga County Court Judge Anthony Aloi on the child pornography charge, which was revealed by an indictment unsealed in court. Continue reading “East Syracuse lawyer Martin J. Rothschild admits to possessing child porn, faces three years in prison”
(NaturalNews) Of all the threats to humanity today, none is more destructive than modern-day “evidence-based science.” And by the word “science,” I don’t mean the humble pursuit of knowledge using genuine scientific methods. What I mean is the dogmatic, corporate-driven brand of distorted science based on falsified evidence, bribery of gatekeepers and corruption of government regulators. Continue reading “Top ten ways humanity is being murdered in the name of ‘evidence-based science’ (#1 GMOs)”
This happened yesterday, April 3rd, in a Best Buy parking lot in Springfield , Illinois. This is clear police brutality on an unarmed pregnant African American woman. I believe that this is not only a race issue, but an issue of child abuse, and unprovoked coercion on the part of this Springfield police man. Continue reading “Police Officer Tasers Pregnant Woman in Springfield, IL”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
The United States says it stands “poised to respond” at the border of North and South Korea, where U.S. troops are on high alert.
“They have ratcheted up their bellicose, dangerous rhetoric and some of the actions they’ve taken over the last few weeks present a real and clear danger,” Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said. Continue reading “US Troops Poised At SK/NK Border, Japan Masses Troops For Defense Against NK Missiles”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
One of the biggest mysteries regarding the events of September 11, 2001 is the fact, of the 2.753 people who allegedly died in the towers of the World Trade Center, only 1.634 have been identified so far.
In other words, the families of 1.116 victims in the 11 years have no single evidence received their relatives have actually died by the State authorities. Continue reading “½ Of 9-11 Victims Dissolved Into Nothing”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
North Korea has given South Korean firms an April 10th, 2013 deadline to pull out of the Kaesong Industrial Complex in Korea according to this story from China.org.cn.
In the meantime, the North Korea military has given final approval for a nuclear strike upon the US as shared in the BBC video below. Why the leader of North Korea Kim Jong-Un would put his country in harms way is beyond me; obviously, any nuclear strike upon America will be dealt with in the most severe way by our own military and the complete and total annihilation of North Korea and much of the entire world as a result of such actions are within the realm of possibility should events escalate and the dominoes begin to tumble. Continue reading “April 10th Deadline Given By N. Korea For Firms To Pull Out Of Kaesong Industrial Complex”
DENVER – With President Obama’s visit to Colorado to rally support for gun control measures, some of the state’s sheriffs are speaking out against more restrictions.
More than a dozen sheriffs held a press conference Wednesday in a Denver park near where the president met with law enforcement and community leaders to discuss the gun control package recently signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper. Continue reading “Colorado sheriffs push back against calls for more gun control”
The Daily Caller – by Eric Owens
The controversial portrait of Jesus Christ at the center of a federal lawsuit pitting the American Liberties Union against a rural southern Ohio school district was taken down on Wednesday.
The portrait had hung in the entryway of Jackson Middle School since the Truman administration. Continue reading “Rural Ohio school district surrenders to ACLU over Jesus portrait”
Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
Tens of thousands of health care professionals, union workers and community activists hired as “navigators” to help Americans choose Obamacare options starting Oct. 1 could earn $20 an hour or more, according to new regulations issued Wednesday.
The 63-page rule covering navigators, drawn up by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, also said the government will provide free translators for those not fluent in English — no matter what their native language is. Continue reading “Tens of thousands Obamacare ‘navigators’ to be hired”
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