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Natural News – by Mike Adams

What you are about to read is astonishing. I’m not even sure what’s the right conclusion to draw from it. But here’s what we know so far:

John Noveske is one of the most celebrated battle rifle manufacturers in America. His rifles, found at www.NoveskeRifleworks.com are widely recognized as some of the finest pieces of American-made hardware ever created. (I own one of his rifles, and it’s a masterpiece of a machine that just keeps on running.) Sadly, John Noveske was killed in a mysterious car crash just a few days ago, on January 4, 2013.
Continue reading “Prominent rifle manufacturer killed in mysterious car crash days after posting psych drug link to school shooters”

Fox News

Police who entered a man’s house for a probation check found a $100, 000 stash of marijuana guarded by a five-foot-long alligator.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that when Alameda County deputies entered the home of Assif Mayr Wednesday afternoon for a probation check, they found 34 pounds of marijuana and the alligator in a tank in the bedroom.
Continue reading “San Francisco man used alligator to guard $100,000 pot stash, cops say”

AmmoLand

BELLEVUE, WA – -(Ammoland.com)- Updated information on anti-Second Amendment bills in the 2013 Colorado Legislature:

We can expect 14 to 20 anti-gun bills. The current Democrat package includes: Continue reading “COLORADO ALERT: 2013 Anti-Gun Bills at the State Capitol”

Huffington Post

Someone told cops he thought he saw the king of beasts loose on the street, and he wasn’t lion.

Dispatchers in Norfolk, Va. received a 911 call Tuesday reporting that a baby lion was strolling down the street, potentially on the hunt for its next meal, The Virginian-Pilot reported.
Continue reading “Charles The Monarch, Dog, Mistaken For Lion In 911 Call”

The Organic Prepper- by Daisy Luther

This year’s flu promises to be one of the  worst on record.  The CDC estimates that over 200,000 flu victims will be hospitalized.  The aggressive strain of H3N2v was not included in this year’s vaccine, so even if you got jabbed (and believe that the flu shot is effective) you’d still be at risk for this nasty virus. According to the CDC, H3N2v is mutation of the swine flu.
Continue reading “Avoid the Pharmacy: Fight the Flu with Remedies from the Kitchen”

Natural Society – by Lisa Garber

Monsanto has made a pretty penny over the last several decades thanks to its top-selling herbicide, Roundup, and cash crops genetically modified to withstand heavy doses of the chemical, such as Roundup Ready corn, soy, and cotton. Meanwhile, Roundup’s key ingredient glyphosate has ravaged the earth, our food chain, and our bodies, and is even causing infertility among the masses. Its effects haven’t gone unnoticed.
Continue reading “Scientist: Top Selling Weed Killer – Monsanto’s Roundup – Linked to Infertility”

Natural Society – by Anthony Gucciardi

It’s ‘McRib season’, and thousands across the nation are scrambling to use online websites like the ‘McRib locator‘ to stuff the McDonald’s McRib sandwich down their throats. A sandwich that is not only full of genetically modified ingredients, a medley of toxic fillers and preservatives, but also some ingredients that are actually banned in other nations around the world. But honestly, are you surprised?
Continue reading “McDonald’s McRib Sandwich a Franken Creation of GMOs, Toxic Ingredients, Banned Ingredients”

American Thinker – by Kenneth Bennight

Would-be gun controllers argue that guns are different from other dangerous commodities.  Guns are uniquely are designed to kill, they say, and therefore lack the utility of other dangerous things.  Take automobiles, for instance: automobiles kill more people than guns, but automobiles’ primary use is peaceful, and automobiles are not designed to kill.  Why, gun controllers ask, should we tolerate guns, which are dangerous and have no material utility other than killing?
Continue reading “Guns Are Designed to Kill”

National Geographic News Watch – by Stefan Sirucek

Fake poop for good health?

It’s no load of crap, according to Emma Allen-Vercoe, a microbiologist at the University of Guelph in Ontario. She has developed a synthetic “poop” that can be used to treat human gastrointestinal infections caused by the bacterium Clostridium difficile.
Continue reading “Fake “Poop” Created, Could Cure Infections”

ABC News – by  Arlette Saenz

Representatives from Wal-Mart, one of the largest sellers of firearms in this country, will attend gun violence meetings with Vice President Joe Biden tomorrow after initially turning down the invitation, a spokesperson for the company confirmed Wednesday.

Biden, cabinet members and senior staff are preparing to hold meetings this week with a number of groups focused on the problem of gun violence. Thursday he will meet with advocates for sportsmen and women and gun ownership groups, including the National Rifle Association.
Continue reading “Wal-Mart Reverses Stance, Will Attend Biden Gun Meeting”

Whether you call it the alternative media or patriot communications, in the past year the grass roots has come back to claim the venue to the point of representing a threat to the alternate media empires that have been built around the ideals of freedom and liberty.  The patriot movement, like every other aspect of our wealth dominated society, is being corrupted as more and more of the big websites and broadcasts are holding back on the whole truth in an effort to protect the institutions they have created.

American patriots, being American patriots, more and more have stepped up to fill the void, and in presenting the uncompromised whole truth, have become a threat to the alternate news media empires.
Continue reading “Will Alex Jones Lead us to Victory?”

Mail.com

WASHINGTON (AP) — A defense contractor whose subsidiary was accused in a lawsuit of conspiring to torture detainees at the infamous Abu Ghraib prison has paid $5.28 million to former prisoners held there and at other U.S.-run detention sites in Iraq during the war.

The settlement on behalf of 71 former inmates marks the first successful effort by lawyers for former inmates at Abu Ghraib and other detention centers to collect money from a U.S. defense contractor in lawsuits alleging torture. Another contractor, CACI, is expected to go to trial over similar allegations this summer.
Continue reading “Iraqis held at Abu Ghraib, other sites receive $5M”