JUNE 2013
Friday -
June 28, 2013 - Today in History:
1776 - American Colonists repulsed a British sea attack on Charleston,
SC.
1778 - Mary "Molly Pitcher" Hays McCauley, wife of an American
artilleryman, carried water to the soldiers during the Battle of
Monmouth and, supposedly, took her husband's place at his gun after he
was overcome with heat.
1869 - R. W. Wood was appointed as the first Surgeon General of the U.S.
Navy.
1894 - The U.S. Congress made Labor Day a U.S. national holiday.
1902 - The U.S. Congress passed the Spooner bill, it authorized a canal
to be built across the isthmus of Panama.
1911 - Samuel J. Battle became the first African-American policeman in
New York City.
1919 - The Treaty of Versailles was signed ending World War I exactly
five years after it began. The treaty also established the League of
Nations.
1938 - The U.S. Congress created the Federal Housing Administration
(FHA) to insure construction loans.
1942 - German troops launched an offensive to seize Soviet oil fields in
the Caucasus and the city of Stalingrad.
1945 - U.S. General Douglas MacArthur announced the end of Japanese
resistance in the Philippines.
1949 - The last U.S. combat troops were called home from Korea, leaving
only 500 advisers.
1950 - North Korean forces captured Seoul, South Korea.
1960 - In Cuba, Fidel Castro confiscated American-owned oil refineries
without compensation.
1964 - Malcolm X founded the Organization for Afro American Unity to
seek independence for blacks in the Western Hemisphere.
1965 - The first commercial satellite began communications service. It
was Early Bird (Intelsat II).
1972 - U.S. President Nixon announced that no new draftees would be sent
to Vietnam.
1996 - The Citadel voted to admit women, ending a 153-year-old men-only
policy at the South Carolina military school.
2000 - The U.S. Supreme Court declared that a Nebraska law that outlawed
"partial birth abortions" was unconstitutional. About 30 U.S. states had
similar laws at the time of the ruling.
2000 - Six-year-old Elián González returned to Cuba from the U.S. with
his father. The child had been the center of an international custody
dispute.
2001 - Slobodan Milosevic was taken into custody and was handed over to
the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands. The indictment
charged Milosevic and four other senior officials, with crimes against
humanity and violations of the laws and customs of war in Kosovo.
2004 - The U.S. turned over official sovereignty to Iraq's interim
leadership. The event took place two days earlier than previously
announced to thwart insurgents' attempts at undermining the transfer.
2004 - The U.S. resumed diplomatic ties with Libya after a 24-year
break.
2007 - The American bald eagle was removed from the endangered species
list.
THE ED SNOWDEN and the GENENE JONES ‘BABY KILLER’ CONNECTION
Stephanie Sledge - Who are the traitors? Snowden or the ones that are
pointing the fingers - but yet, have the remaining fingers pointing back
at them? Whistleblowers are now traitors? This line of thinking seems to
be in correlation with the tyrannical government and elitist agenda to
desecrate our rights. Yet, imagine where former nurse ‘Baby Killer’
Genene Jones would be today if it were not for whistleblowers, like
Joyce Riley.
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‘Israel drills in Golan not theoretical’
Press TV - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says military
maneuvers in the occupied Golan Heights may be put into practice in the
near future unlike the past ‘theoretical’ drills.
McDonald’s not to operate in West Bank
Press TV - The US-based food giant McDonald's has turned down an offer
to open a branch in an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, in
yet another backlash to the regime’s illegal settlement activities.
Russia asks Snowden for US spying info
Press TV - Russia’s parliament has invited former US National Security
Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden to assist Moscow in investigating
whether US Internet firms gave information about Russian citizens to
Washington.
VIDEO: CIA Plans August Offensive in Syria
Kurt Nimmo - The Wall Street Journal reports today that the CIA is
moving weapons from secret warehouses to Jordan ahead of an August
offensive in Syria. The covert plan was authorized by Obama earlier this
month, the newspaper reports. Arab and European nations are also
involved in the effort.
US mulls sending military training teams to Lebanon and Iraq
RT - Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, on Wednesday
revealed US plans to strengthen military assistance in Lebanon and Iraq
as the conflict in Syria begins to spill over its borders. Dempsey noted
that Iraq is suffering the re-emergence of al-Qaeda. Terrorist fighters,
including members of the al Nusra Front, are crossing from Iraq into
Syria, he said.
Russia to
Open Aviation Base in Belarus On Border of Two NATO States
stratrisks.com - The base will be near the city of Lida close to the
borders of Poland and Lithuania, both of which are NATO members,
Bondarev said in a report carried by Interfax.
US to lose access to key military base after Russian ally cancels lease
Voice of Russia - The United States will lose access to a vital military
logistics hub in Central Asia in 2014 following the Kyrgyz president's
decision Wednesday to cancel a lease agreement for a military base.
'World order unjust and immoral!' Ecuador’s Correa rips into Snowden
coverage
RT - Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa came up with scalding online
remarks over criticism his country faced from the US press for
potentially granting asylum to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Ecuador offers U.S. rights aid, waives trade benefits
Reuters - Ecuador's leftist government thumbed its nose at Washington on
Thursday by renouncing U.S. trade benefits and offering to pay for human
rights training in America in response to pressure over asylum for
former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
Gold slumps to three-year low, South Africa hit most
RT - “Anything below $1,400 an ounce is sort of a red line” for South
African gold producers, David Davis, a Johannesburg-based analyst at SBG
Securities told Bloomberg. “There’s a vast difference between what labor
unions are demanding and what South African mines can afford. It points
towards long drawn out negotiations that could end in dispute.”
Investors to pay for bank failures – EU
RT - European Union finance chiefs agreed Thursday investors and wealthy
depositors will foot the bill for bank bailouts, in a break with the
past convention of burdening taxpayers.
New EU Plan Will Make Every Bank Account In Europe Vulnerable To
Cyprus-Style Wealth Confiscation
Economic Collapse - On Thursday, EU finance ministers agreed to a
shocking new plan that will make every bank account in Europe vulnerable
to Cyprus-style bail-ins. In other words, the wealth confiscation that
we just witnessed in Cyprus will now be used as a template for future
bank failures all over Europe.
The Crippled Fukushima Daiichi Plant: TEPCO Shareholders Want Out of
Nuclear Power
Global Research - A group of shareholders at Tokyo Electric Power
Company is demanding the utility withdraw from the business of nuclear
power generation. TEPCO operates the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
power plant.... The shareholders’ group is demanding the firm
decommission all of its nuclear reactors.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
US-Japan war games off the California coast imitate Chinese
invasion
RT - The US and Japan are preparing for a possible Chinese
invasion of the Senkaku Islands. Using a small island off the
coast of California, US and Japanese forces are mimicking an
armed invasion and an amphibious assault to prepare for a
real-life scenario.
US Army restricts access to Guardian website over secrets in NSA
leak stories
RT - The US Army confirmed on Thursday that access to The
Guardian newspaper’s website has been filtered and restricted
for its personnel. The policy is due to classified documents
described in detail in the stories.
What if all criminals could use the same hare-brained excuses as
the Obama administration?
(NaturalNews) Everywhere you turn in the Obama administration,
it seems, another high-level official has another excuse for why
things have gotten completely out of control.
Journal News at it Again: Newspaper FOILS New Gun Permit Data
Rockland Times - The Rockland County Times has confirmed that
the Journal News daily newspaper has requested from Putnam,
Rockland and Westchester Counties a complete list of gun owners
who did not file “opt out” papers exempting themselves from
pistol permit public records.
YouTube: Gerald Celente: PRISM just prep for something bigger,
hunt for undesirables on
RT - Gerald Celente, publisher of The Trends Journal, thinks
that Snowden's revelations have given weight to what many have
already long suspected.
* Read More:
NSA leak fallout: Live Updates
Senate approves immigration reform 68-32
upi.com - The U.S. Senate Thursday adopted a comprehensive
overhaul of immigration policy on a 68-32 vote, sending the
issue to the House.... The vote was two short of what authors of
the measure had wanted to pressure House Republicans to act and
was identical to the vote ending debate on the issue.
* Related Video:
Sen. Paul Appears on Fox's Your World...
YouTube: Costly earmarks in immigration reform bill
Fox News Jun 26, 2013 - Sen. Rand Paul sounds off.
IRS auditor reaffirms that conservatives, not liberals, were
targeted
Washington Times - The IRS‘ auditor told Congress this week that
it stands by its determination that conservative groups were
uniquely singled out for special scrutiny by the tax agency,
rebutting Democrats’ contention that liberal groups also were
targeted.
* Related Article:
IRS targeted 292 Tea Party groups...
Top Ten Most Ridiculous Items Purchased with IRS Credit Cards
atr.org - The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
(TIGTA) released a review of the IRS employee credit card
program this week. Many of the items that were purchased and
approved may astound you.
VIDEO: Ben Swann's Media Reality Check
RT - Abby Martin talks to with investigative journalist, and
former host of 'Reality Check', Ben Swann, about the war on
journalism, the failure of the corporate media to hold the
establishment accountable, being labeled fringe for asking
questions and his new independent media venture 'Liberty is
Rising Truth in Media Project'.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: St. Louis Police Chief Wants Drones to
Patrol High Crime Areas
Paul Joseph Watson - St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson has
called for the city’s high crime areas to be patrolled by
unmanned surveillance drones within a year, in addition to using
the technology to track suspicious vehicles.
VIDEO: Woops! Obama Ordered Gun Report Reveals Guns Actually
Save Lives
Gordon Rupe - In a recent study orchestrated by the CDC and
carried out by the Institute of Medicine and National Research
Council, it was found that individuals involved in violent
crimes who defended themselves using techniques other than
carrying a gun were more likely to be injured when compared to
those who were carrying a concealed firearm.
Boston Marathon blast suspect Tsarnaev indicted, charged with
WMD use
RT - Boston Bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev has been officially
charged with causing the death of four people, and using weapons
of mass destruction by federal prosecutors. Tsarnaev, 19, faces
a potential death sentence over the alleged crimes.
VIDEO: Drone Spies On Sunbathing Woman, Looks Through Apartment
Windows, Then Falls Out Of The Sky
Steve Watson - A stark example of how dangerous and invasive
drone technology can be was provided when a small hobbyist drone
was recently found to have buzzed around Florida capturing
images of people’s apartment windows and even a bikini clad
sunbather, before dropping out of the sky and crashing into a
tree.
Available Gold Supply Disappearing As Gold Price Plunges
King World News - “ETFs continue to be stripped of gold and the
bullion banks continue selling the gold overseas when they can
arbitrage the price. So investors just need to sit tight and
ride this out because available physical supplies of gold are
dwindling rapidly....
STORM: Made in America
The Politicizer - In the moderately priced clothing store that I
work for not a single garment could reveal that it was MADE IN
THE U.S.A. Sure, we can boast that our shoes are made of Italian
leather, but in this time of economic uncertainty and rising
unemployment, my store, and far too many others cannot take
pride in the fact that their products are, for lack of a better
term, “home grown.”
We’re Going into the Greatest Depression – Gerald Celente
silverdoctors - “It will be worse than the panic of ’08. It will
be deeper. It will be more painful because they will not be able
to pull off the stimulus game again.” Celente goes on to say,
“We are going into the Greatest Depression, but they will try to
boost it in some way, and that’s when gold and silver prices
will skyrocket.”
Jim Sinclair Selling Everything to Buy Gold
silverdoctors - With gold breaking below $1200 , legendary gold
trader Jim Sinclair has sent an email alert to subscribers
advising PM investors that knowing the system is in collapse, he
intends to buy gold with “every asset at my disposal today and
tomorrow, and I suggest the stout of heart do the same“.
Occupy Wall Street Protest |
FBI Document—“[DELETED]” Plots to Kill Occupy Leaders “If Deemed
Necessary”
whowhatwhy.com - WhoWhatWhy contacted FBI headquarters in
Washington, and asked about this document—which, despite its
stunning revelation, and despite PCFJ press releases, was
notwithstanding a few online mentions, was generally ignored by
mainstream and “alternative” press alike. The agency confirmed
that it is genuine and that it originated in the Houston FBI
office.
Fast Food Burgers OOZING With PARASITES & Ammonia [Video]
The world of meat-eaters got a rude awakening earlier this year
when it was found that meat passed off as beef in the U.K. was
actually horse meat. But, if you thought meat in the U.S. was
safe from secret ingredients, the bliss of your ignorance may
soon be shattered. A recent analysis into several different fast
food hamburgers found relatively little meat, and a whole host
of other “stuff”.
Turmeric is one of nature's greatest gifts
(NaturalNews) Turmeric has enjoyed a great reputation within
India for many generations now. Best known as one of the
ingredients used in curry dishes, It's been utilized for quite
some time in Indian and Chinese societies for the
anti-inflammatory results it provides when dealing with a wide
array of medical conditions.
Adding silver to antibiotics boosts their effectiveness against
superbugs
(NaturalNews) According to new research by scientists at Boston
University, however, silver might be even more powerful than
originally believed; adding silver to antibiotics, it seems,
boosts their effectiveness against antibiotic-resistant
superbugs by up to one-thousand times.
10 Natural Substances That Could Help Cure Type 1 Diabetes
Green Med Info - Could the long sought-after cure for type 1
diabetes be as close as your kitchen cupboard? An accumulating
body of scientific research appears to point in exactly that
direction.
6 Natural, Pain-Reducing Spices - Without Nasty Side-Effects
Natural Society - Instead of popping an aspirin, try targeting
pain with natural remedies. Here are 6 side-effect-free, natural
pain-reducing remedies.
18 Spices Scientifically Proven To Prevent and Treat Cancer
Prevent Disease - Believe it or not, but when the opposition in
question is an adamant disease like cancer, everything you need
to prevent or treat it is right inside your spice cabinet.
Aspirin and ibuprofen proven to cause heart attacks
(NaturalHealth365) On June 14, a groundbreaking study presented
at the Annual Congress of the European League Against Rheumatism
provided compelling data proving that non-steroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin and ibuprofen can
cause heart attacks.
Tell the EPA "No" to More Roundup in Our Food
Beyond Pesticides - EPA is poised to raise the allowable limits
of the herbicide glyphosate (Roundup) in certain food
commodities like carrots, sweet potato, and mustard seeds... The
problem is Roundup is toxic to human and environmental health.
In fact, a recent MIT study finds that glyphosate’s interference
with important enzymes in the body can lead to gastrointestinal
disorders, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, autism,
infertility, cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.
VIDEO: DARPA Manager Explains Multiple Ways Cars Can Be Hacked
Activist Post - With speculation increasing of foul play involving the
tragic car explosion that killed investigative reporter Michael
Hastings, several reports have emerged how it is indeed possible to
hijack the controls of modern vehicles through hacking.
NSA inspector general report on email and internet data collection under
Stellar Wind – full document
The Guardian - Top-secret draft report from 2009 by the NSA's inspector
general shows development of 'collection of bulk internet metadata'
under program launched under Bush.
* Related Article:
NSA collected US email records in bulk...
EFF Sues FBI For Access to Facial-Recognition Records
eff.org June 26, 2013 - In response, the Electronic Frontier Foundation
(EFF) today filed a lawsuit to compel the FBI to produce records to
satisfy three outstanding Freedom of Information Act requests that EFF
submitted one year ago to shine light on the program and its
face-recognition components.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Secret flower planter threatened with arrest if he doesn't stop planting
flowers
(NaturalNews) The real estate department from Washington's Metro Transit
system has recently become aware of unauthorized flowers springing up in
planter boxes on public property. Along the north side of their Dupont
Circle station, hundreds of mysterious morning glories and other flowers
have been coming up in planter boxes along the Metro's north escalators.
Thursday -
June 27, 2013 - Today in History:
1743 - King George II of England defeated the French at Dettingen,
Bavaria, in the War of the Austrian Succession.
1801 - British forces defeated the French and took control of Cairo,
Egypt.
1847 - New York and Boston were linked by telegraph wires.
1871 - The yen became the new form of currency in Japan.
1893 - The New York stock market crashed. By the end of the year 600
banks and 74 railroads had gone out of business.
1905 - The battleship Potemkin succumbed to a mutiny on the Black Sea.
1927 - The U.S. Marines adopted the English bulldog as their mascot.
1942 - The FBI announced the capture of eight Nazi saboteurs who had
been put ashore from a submarine on New York's Long Island.
1944 - During World War II, American forces completed their capture of
the French port of Cherbourg from the German army.
1950 - Two days after North Korea invaded South Korea, U.S. President
Truman ordered the Air Force and Navy into the Korean conflict. The
United Nations Security Council had asked for member nations to help
South Korea repel an invasion from the North.
1954 - The world's first atomic power station opened at Obninsk, near
Moscow.
1955 - The state of Illinois enacted the first automobile seat belt
legislation.
1973 - Former White House counsel John W. Dean told the Senate Watergate
Committee about an "enemies list" that was kept by the Nixon White House
1973 - Nixon vetoed a Senate ban on bombing Cambodia.
1980 - U.S. President Carter signed legislation reviving draft
registration.
1985 - Route 66 was officially removed from the United States Highway
System.
1985 - The U.S. House of Representatives voted to limit the use of
combat troops in Nicaragua.
1986 - The World Court ruled that the U.S. had broken international law
by aiding Nicaraguan rebels.
1991 - Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall resigned from the U.S.
Supreme Court. He had been appointed in 1967 by President Lyndon
Johnson.
1995 - Qatar's Crown Prince Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani ousted his
father in a bloodless palace coup.
1998 - In a live joint news conference in China U.S. President Clinton
and President Jiang Zemin offered an uncensored airing of differences on
human rights, freedom, trade and Tibet.
2002 - In the U.S., the Securities and Exchange Commission required
companies with annual sales of more than $1.2 billion to submit sworn
statements backing up the accuracy of their financial reports.
2005 - In Alaska's Denali National Park, a roughly 70-million year old
dinosaur track was discovered. The track was form a three-toed
Cretaceous period dinosaur.
‘Al-Nusra Front chief CIA operative’
Press TV - A former al-Qaeda member says the ringleader of the al-Nusra
Front, the primary terrorist group in Syria, is an operative of the US
Central Intelligence Agency CIA.
Militants torch NATO tankers in Pakistan
Press TV - Unknown militants have set fire on two NATO fuel tankers in
Pakistan’s southwestern province of Balochistan... Pro-Taliban militants
often claim responsibility for such attacks, saying that the assaults
are in retaliation for the US killer drone strikes on Pakistan’s tribal
regions.
‘Snowden’s asylum could take months’
Press TV - Ecuador’s foreign minister has said it could take months for
his government to decide whether to grant asylum to American
whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Syrian army captures city near Lebanese border
Press TV - Members of the Syrian army have taken a city near the
Lebanese border, marking another gain for the Syrian government in its
fight against foreign-sponsored militants.
‘CIA moving arms to Jordan for Syria’
Press TV - The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has begun
transferring weapons to Jordan in order to arm groups of foreign-backed
militants fighting against the Syrian government, a report says.
UK spy agencies get $154mn bonus amid sweeping cuts
RT - British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will present a
review of public spending for 2015-16 on Wednesday with a view to
cutting the deficit. While, funding for most government bodies will be
slashed, MI6, MI5 and the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)
will receive a bonus of up to $154 million.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: The Terminal: Snowden stuck in Moscow airport,
'can't buy ticket with invalid passport'
RT - Edward Snowden is not booked to fly out of Moscow over the next
three days, and with no valid passport, the NSA whistleblower might be
stuck in airport limbo indefinitely.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Pentagon Extends Benefits to Same-Sex Spouses
WSJ - Hours after the Supreme Court ruling, the Pentagon
announced that it would move to quickly extend all benefits
given to opposite sex spouses to same-sex couples including
medical, dental and housing allowances. Defense officials also
said that same sex spouses would have the same rights to be
buried alongside war veterans buried at Arlington National
Cemetery.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Snowden May Have Been a Deliberate
Infiltrator for Liberty
Activist Post - The ongoing real-life spy story of Edward
Snowden has had some people wondering if he is the real deal, a
man driven by conscience after seeing the spying apparatus from
the inside, a CIA asset ... or perhaps a deliberate infiltrator.
YouTube: The Snowden Case What You're Not Being Told
StormCloudsGathering - When the mainstream media shows you
something with their right hand, watch what the left hand is
doing.
The 25 Rules of Disinformation
vigilantcitizen.com - From Twenty-Five Ways To Suppress Truth:
The Rules of Disinformation (Includes The 8 Traits of A
Disinformationalist) by H. Michael Sweeney. These 25 rules are
everywhere in media, from political debates, to television
shows, to comments on a blog.
VIDEO/ARTICLE The EyeOpener Report- Compromised: How the
National Security State Blackmails the Government
Boiling Frogs - While the world watches every twist and turn in
the unfolding Edward Snowden drama, the story becomes less and
less about the information he revealed and more and more about
an international manhunt.
YouTube: Can the Government Hack Into Your Car?
Young Turks - According to a prominent security analyst,
technology exists that could've allowed someone to hack his car.
Former U.S. National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure
Protection, and Counter-terrorism Richard Clarke told The
Huffington Post that what is known about the single-vehicle
crash is "consistent with a car cyber attack."*
US Supreme Court rules Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional
RT - In a 5-4-decision issued Wednesday morning, the high court
ruled that that the federal Defense of Marriage Act is
unconstitutional, overturning a nationwide legislation that
limited benefits for same-sex couples. Moments later, the court
dismissed an appeal regarding Proposition 8, a decision that
will once again legalize same-sex marriage in the state of
California.
VIDEO: Snowden Circus a Huge Distraction From World War 3?
Paul Joseph Watson - Several prominent voices in the alternative
media are speculating that former CIA analyst and NSA
whistleblower Edward Snowden could be a double agent whose
revelations are only serving to distract from the much bigger
issue of the imminent escalation of the war in Syria.
NSA Deletes Fact Sheet On NSA Spying After Senate Points Out
It's Actually NSA Lying
techdirt.com - We noted yesterday that Senators Ron Wyden and
Mark Udall had called the NSA out for flat out lying on a "fact
sheet" the agency had posted about its section 702 surveillance
efforts. The NSA's response? They quietly deleted the pdf
document from their website.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Liberals Declare IRS Political Targeting
Scandal Dead
Kurt Nimmo - Mother Jones, the progressive magazine published by
the Foundation for National Progress, a Soros funded nonprofit,
hopes the discovery that not just Tea Party groups were targeted
by the IRS will defuse the scandal.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Probe: IRS contractor won up to $500
million in questionable bids
CBS News - The Internal Revenue Service got some more unwanted
attention Tuesday, but not for targeting political groups. This
time, a congressional investigation has revealed a technology
contractor won questionable bids worth up to $500 million.
Gag order sought for eighth-grader arrested over NRA shirt
The Daily Caller - The case of the rural West Virginia
eighth-grader who was suspended and arrested in late April after
he refused to remove a t-shirt supporting the National Rifle
Association just keeps getting weirder.
ECO-REVOLUTION: GMO Crops TORCHED in America
politicalblindspot.com - Though the controlled corporate media
apparatus is suppressing the story, 40 tons of GMO crops were
torched, prompting an FBI investigation. There has been a
COMPLETE MEDIA BLACKOUT, outside of local circles has dared to
mention it, perhaps because government fears that if the public
learns that other people are getting fighting mad (literally),
they might join in, and become an actual revolution.
Report: Hidden Tariff On American Citizens In New Immigration
Bill: Millions More Stand To Lose Their Jobs
Mac Slavo - You see, coupled with Obamacare the immigration bill
gives employers absolutely no incentive to hire Americans. In
fact, it punishes them for doing so by mandating company
sponsored medical coverage or forcing them to pay a tax for
failure to provide their employees with healthcare. By hiring a
provisional immigrant, they can avoid those taxes for up to
thirteen years.
Silver At Less Than 19 Dollars An Ounce? Are You Kidding Me???
Economic Collapse - The day that silver traders have been
waiting for has arrived. On Wednesday, the price of silver
dropped another 5 percent. As I write this, it is sitting at
$18.55 an ounce. On Wednesday it hit a low that had not been
seen in three years. Overall, the price of silver has declined
by 34 percent this quarter. That is the largest quarterly move
in the price of silver in more than 30 years.
Depleted Uranium, Diabetes, Cancer And You
Alan Cantwell, MD - Recently I received an intriguing email
claiming that the rapidly increasing worldwide epidemic of
diabetes was caused by depleted uranium (DU). As a medical
doctor I never heard of such an idea. Every physician knows that
radiation can lead to cancer, but the DU and diabetes connection
seemed ludicrous.
Global Geoengineering – The Ever Changing Experiment
geoengineeringwatch.org - It is a challenge to predict the
outcome of experiments that are being constantly altered. The
saturation of the atmosphere with particles has specific and
well documented effects. It forces a complete disruption of the
hydrological cycle with a tendency toward CAUSING DROUGHT
overall.
Study links fracking with methane-contaminated drinking water
RT - Researchers at Duke University sampled drinking water from
141 wells across northeastern Pennsylvania and southern New York
and determined that the concentration of methane, the main
component of natural gas, is much higher when those wells are
within one kilometer of a hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking”
sites.
91 percent of Celestial Seasonings' 'all natural' teas found to
have dangerous levels of pesticides
(NaturalNews) A damning new report on Celestial Seasonings' line
of 'all natural' teas reveals that 91 percent of the teas
sampled contained pesticide levels that exceeded U.S. federal
limits. Ten out of 11 tea varieties, including Antioxidant Blood
Orange and Sleepytime Kids Goodnight Grape were found to have
excess pesticides.
Ginger for type 2 diabetics: This power herb is scientifically
proven to increase insulin sensitivity
(NaturalNews) Ginger may help increase insulin sensitivity in
patients with type 2 diabetes, according to the findings of a
recent study conducted by researchers from the Tabriz University
of Medical Sciences in Iran and published in the International
Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition.
Home made mosquito repellent
survival-training.info - This product also works well on ants
and fleas and is free from chemicals that poison the body....
This is excellent to repels fleas on pets too.
Black is the new green: Discover the health benefits of black
foods
(NaturalNews) One particular antioxidant from the dark side is
the superstar anthocyanin. Anthocyanins are powerful
phytonutrients, a type of flavonoid consisting of water soluble
pigments that serve numerous functions in plants. The most
concentrated natural sources of anthocyanins are purple, blue,
red, and black whole foods including spices and seeds.
Now from the makers of the deadly cervical cancer vaccine: An
MRSA superbug jab in the works
(NaturalNews) The woman responsible for developing the infamous
Gardasil vaccine for cervical cancer, which has seriously maimed
or killed tens of thousands of young girls since first being
introduced, is working on a new vaccine for antibiotic-resistant
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), according to
new reports.
Your teeth: The latest victim of toxic BPA exposure
(NaturalNews) There appears to be yet another toxic side effect
associated with bisphenol-A (BPA) exposure: Tooth decay. A new
study out of France recently published in the American Journal
of Pathology (AJP) highlights how rats exposed to moderate doses
of BPA throughout their formative years developed a condition
known as molar incisor hypomineralization (MIH), which can lead
to poor enamel formation and an increased likelihood of
cavities.
The medical industry's solution to organ shortage: Lab-grown,
genetically engineered organs
(NaturalNews) It is no secret that there simply are not enough
donor organs to go around for every patient in the world that
needs one. But the medical industry's latest solution this
problem, manufacturing genetically-engineered (GE) organs and
organ tissue in a laboratory may prove to cause more harm than
good in the long run, as the long-term side effects of splicing
man-made tissues and other foreign materials into people's
bodies are still largely unknown.
Benefits of Activated Charcoal: Medicine of the Egyptians and
Greeks
Natural Society -
Activated charcoal, known as carbon, is used as a detox
agent to absorb heavy metals and toxins, but the health benefits
of activated charcoal continue.
Bentonite Clay to Detox Pesticides, Heavy Metals and Harmful
Pathogens
Natural Society - First used in ancient Mesopotamia,
Bentonite clays are called living clays appropriately since
they prolong life by detoxing the toxic burden in our bodies.
Apple and Grape Seed Extracts Reduce Carcinogenic Chemicals from
Cooking Meat
Natural Society - After testing the effect of extracts from
apples, elderberries, grape seeds, and pineapples on the
formation of HCA’s, researchers from the University of Hong Kong
and Rutgers University have found that apple and grape seed
extracts can reduce the formation of HCA by up to 70%.
VIDEO: Fast Food Burgers Oozing with Parasites and Ammonia
Natural Society - A recent analysis into several different fast
food hamburgers found relatively little meat, and a whole host
of other “stuff”.
Iron in Your Blood
Dr. Mercola - While iron is essential for human life, too much
iron can cause heart disease and cancer. This is actually far
more common than iron deficiency.
VIDEO: Researchers control cyborg cockroaches with Microsoft
Kinect
Activist Post - Researchers at North Carolina State University
have not only demonstrated the ability to remotely control
cockroaches with an electronic implant but have now shown the
ability to control the roaches with a Microsoft Kinect.... The
Kinect is also being used by the researchers to collect data and
detect how effectively the remotely controlled cockroaches
respond to the electrical impulses that are used as the control
system.
High-tech tombstones let loved ones live on, virtually
globalpost.com - Rick Miller kneels in front of a grave and uses
his cell phone to scan a small barcode on a tombstone. Within
seconds, he's looking at photos and videos of a lost loved one.
But that's not all.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Preserving Herbs
survival-training.info - The best method is to dry the leaves on a
screen, but herb bundles can also be wrapped in a paper bag and hung
until brittle. This will take about three to five days (or longer),
depending upon the weather and humidity. Stem the dried leaves and store
them in covered glass jars for up to a year....
Gardener’s To-Do List for July
Here’s a zone-by-zone to-do list for the month of July.
Wednesday -
June 26, 2013 - Today in History:
1794 - The French defeated an Austrian army at the Battle of Fleurus.
1804 - The Lewis and Clark Expedition reached the mouth of the Kansas
River after completing a westward trek of nearly 400 river miles.
1894 - The American Railway Union called a general strike in sympathy
with Pullman workers.
1900 - The United States announced that it would send troops to fight
against the Boxer rebellion in China.
1900 - A commission that included Dr. Walter Reed began the fight
against the deadly disease yellow fever.
1907 - Russia's nobility demanded drastic measures to be taken against
revolutionaries.
1926 - A memorial to the first U.S. troops in France was unveiled at St.
Nazaire.
1924 - After eight years of occupation, American troops left the
Dominican Republic.
1942 - The Grumman F6F Hellcat fighter was flown for the first time.
1945 - The U.N. Charter was signed by 50 nations in San Francisco, CA.
1948 - The Berlin Airlift began as the U.S., Britain and France started
ferrying supplies to the isolated western sector of Berlin.
1951 - The Soviet Union proposed a cease-fire in the Korean War.
1959 - U.S. President Eisenhower joined Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in
ceremonies officially opening the St. Lawrence Seaway.
1961 - A Kuwaiti vote opposed Iraq's annexation plans.
1963 - U.S. President John Kennedy announced "Ich bin ein Berliner" (I
am a Berliner) at the Berlin Wall.
1971 - The U.S. Justice Department issued a warrant for Daniel Ellsberg,
accusing him of giving away the Pentagon Papers.
1996 - The U.S. Supreme Court ordered the Virginia Military Institute to
admit women or forgo state support.
1997 - The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Communications Decency Act
of 1996 that made it illegal to distribute indecent material on the
Internet.
1997 - The U.S. Supreme Court upheld state laws that allow for a ban on
doctor-assisted suicides.
2000 - The Human Genome Project and Celera Genomics Corp. jointly
announced that they had created a working draft of the human genome.
2002 - WorldCom Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
‘US, Russia to meet for Syria conference’
Press TV - The United Nations says US Secretary of State John Kerry and
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet next week to facilitate
international peace conference on Syria.
Terrorists must be armed in Syria: KSA
Press TV - Speaking at a news conference with US Secretary of State John
Kerry in Jeddah on Tuesday, Prince Saud al-Faisal said his country is
doing everything it can to help the militants in Syria and “calls for
issuing an unequivocal international resolution to halt the provision of
arms” to the Syrian government.
‘Syrian push against rebels jolts Saudi’
Press TV - In a meeting with US Secretary of State John Kerry in Jeddah,
Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal insisted that the
militants in Syria must be armed with anti-aircraft and anti-tank
weapons.
VIDEO: US to deploy troops to Egypt to control Middle East: Analyst
Press TV - In an indication of “a great power struggle over control of
the Middle East,” the United States is deploying about 400 ground troops
to Egypt, a military analyst told Press TV.
UN to deploy peacekeepers to Mali
Press TV - The United Nations Security Council has approved the
deployment of 12,600 UN peacekeeping troops to Mali from July 1, reports
say. The 15-member council voted on Tuesday on an April mandate for UN
force, known as MINUSMA, to be deployed to the West African country.
In their effort to ‘end austerity’, France will cut spending by $2
billion
RT - Opposition lawmakers like Gilles Carrez who heads the finance
commission at the national Assembly, said in an interview to Le Figaro
the government would miss its targets, and that deficit in the euro
zone's second-largest economy could reach 4 percent in 2013. Carrez
calculated this to be €20 billion higher than anticipated.
UK spying on Germany’s major data cable to US triggers media storm
RT - A wave of outraged comments have swept the German media after it
was revealed Monday that British secret Government Communications
Headquarters (GCHQ) wiretapped the dataflow of Germany’s major
transatlantic cable.
Putin: Snowden still in Moscow airport, won't be extradited, free to go
anywhere
RT - Former NSA contractor Snowden remains in the transit zone of a
Moscow airport. President Putin said that Snowden never crossed the
Russian border and doesn’t fall under any extradition treaty. He called
accusations against Russia “nonsense and rubbish.
World Bank urged to end economic study
The National - An independent panel set up by the World Bank's new
president, Jim Yong Kim, to look at one of its highest profile country
report said yesterday the bank should stop producing it because it may
be misleading.
Energy Companies Entering War on Terror
OilPrice.com - Norwegian energy company Statoil said last week it was
forming a special operations division to handle emergency operations in
response to a terrorist attack on a natural gas facility in Algeria.
Officials to make morning visits to 400,000 most disruptive families
The Telegraph - Some of the country’s most troubled families will get a
wake-up visit to get them out of bed for job interviews as part of the
Government’s plan to extend a project that already targets 120,000
families.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Senators urge NSA to correct ‘significant inaccuracy’ about
privacy protections in FISA
Activist Post - Two senators are now calling on the National
Security Agency (NSA) to correct the “misleading” statements
made in the agency’s fact sheet on the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act (FISA).
A New Beginning Without Washington’s Sanctimonious Mask
Paul Craig Roberts - Secretary of State John Kerry has been
issuing warnings hand over fist. He has threatened Russia,
China, Ecuador, and every country that aids and abets Snowden’s
escape from the Washington Stasi. Those who don’t do
Washington’s bidding, Kerry declared, will suffer adverse
impacts on their relationship with the US.
YouTube: Obama's Insider Threats: Leaking to the Press is
ESPIONAGE
Young Turk's - "Even before a former U.S. intelligence
contractor exposed the secret collection of Americans' phone
records, the Obama administration was pressing a government-wide
crackdown on security threats that requires federal employees to
keep closer tabs on their co-workers and exhorts managers to
punish those who fail to report their suspicions."
YouTube: The Feds want Snowden to become a Spy
Jan Helfeld - he Feds want Snowden to become a Spy so they can
punish him harshly for revealing the PRISM and meta data
collection of Americans phone numbers. That is why they accused
him of being a spy instead of bringing him home by granting him
immunity which is what they would have done if they were worried
about him revealing state secrets.
Kevin Trudeau ordered to surrender his passports as feds try to
force $37 million in GIN refunds
(NaturalNews) Kevin Trudeau, the founder of the highly
controversial Global Information Network (GIN), has been ordered
by a federal court to surrender all his passports in order to
ensure he does not leave the country.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Arizona Voters Look To Recall Sens. McCain
& Flake Following Amnesty Vote
Freedom Out Post - The recall petitions are based firmly on the
grounds of the Senators’ support of the Immigration Reform
Amnesty Bill. The two “Gang of Eight” Senators have chosen to
turn their backs on those who voted them into office and it is
high time that Arizona gets their payback on the two RINO
Senators.... If Colorado can do it, Arizona can to.
VIDEO: Futurist Proposes Solving ‘Overpopulation’ with ‘Birth
Credits’
Activist Post - In an interview with Vice, the urban designer,
former Florida gubernatorial candidate and futurist proposed the
concept of "birth credits" to help curb what he terms a
“slow-moving, global disaster like overpopulation”.
Army to cut brigades at 10 U.S. bases
CBS News - In a massive restructuring, the U.S. Army is slashing
the number of active duty combat brigades from 45 to 33, and
shifting thousands of soldiers out of bases around the country
as it moves forward with a longtime plan to cut the size of the
service by 80,000.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Friend: Michael Hastings Was Working on
“Biggest Story Yet” About CIA
Paul Joseph Watson - A friend of Michael Hastings told Fox News
today that the Rolling Stone journalist was working on the “the
biggest story yet” about the CIA before his suspicious death and
that Hastings drove “like a grandma,” making it extremely out of
character for him to be speeding in the early hours of the
morning. Related video: Enemies of the State
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Donald Trump Says Snowden Should Be
Assassinated
Steve Watson - Donald Trump, a man who has previously and may
once again tout himself as a presidential candidate, believes
that the American justice system is too slow and cumbersome to
deal with whistleblowers like former NSA analyst Edward Snowden.
Labeling Snowden a “spy”, Trump went on Fox News to advocate his
immediate “execution”.
Kerry: Terrorists might attack US because of NSA leaks
Press TV - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said that
terrorists would possibly attack the United States as they know
how to protect themselves thanks to recent revelations about the
U.S. government’s global spying programs. “People may die as a
consequence of what this man [Edward Snowden] did,” Kerry told
CNN on Monday.
Greenwald: Snowden’s Files Are Out There if ‘Anything Happens’
to Him
Daily Beast - The former NSA systems administrator has already
given encoded files containing an archive of the secrets he
lifted from his old employer to several people. If anything
happens to Snowden, the files will be unlocked.
YouTube: Whistleblower: NSA wiretapped Obama, Petraeus, Alito,
others
Last week, NSA whistleblower Russell Tice conducted interviews
on BoilingFrogsPost and The Corbett Report where he revealed
shocking new details of the NSA spying scandal.
New Jersey Couple Facing Fine Over Bird Feeder
CBS News - A Bergen County, N.J., couple has been ordered to
appear in court – for the offense of feeding the birds in their
own backyard. As CBS 2’s John Slattery reported, the Borough of
Ramsey told Annette and Alfred Rockefeller they are not just
feeding the birds – they are illegally feeding wildlife.
California man faces 13 years in jail for scribbling anti-bank messages
in chalk
RT - Jeff Olson, the 40-year-old man who is being prosecuted for
scrawling anti-megabank messages on sidewalks in water-soluble chalk
last year now faces a 13-year jail sentence. A judge has barred his
attorney from mentioning freedom of speech during trial.
The 441 TRILLION Dollar Interest Rate Derivatives Time Bomb
silverdoctors.com - The yield on 10 year U.S. Treasury bonds has
rocketed up to 2.66%. The global financial system is potentially heading
for massive amounts of trouble if interest rates continue to soar.
The Trigger Has Been Pulled And The Slaughter Of The Bonds Has Begun
Economic Collapse - Right now, bonds are being absolutely slaughtered,
and this is only just the beginning. Over the last several years,
reckless bond buying by the Federal Reserve has forced yields down to
absolutely ridiculous levels.
Proposed plan would protect U.S. electrical infrastructure from
EMP weapon or solar flare
(NaturalNews) Finally, a group of GOP lawmakers are taking the
threat seriously and have proposed a plan intended to protect
the nation's power grid from such threats. Per the Washington
Examiner: Dubbed the Secure High-voltage Infrastructure for
Electricity from Lethal Damage Act, the legislation would push
the federal government to install grid-saving devices such as
surge protectors to protect against an attack.
Two more reasons to take turmeric: It protects your heart,
fights autoimmune disease
(NaturalNews) You may already have heard that turmeric is a
potent anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer food, but did you know
that it can also help protect your heart and fight autoimmune
diseases?
Benefits of elderberries, plus a recipe
(NaturalNews) Elderberries, also known as Sambucus, have been
used in natural medicine for decades. These small, dark berries
grow on the Elder Tree and have been known to have incredible
benefits throughout the body.
Heal the gut with these five superfoods
(NaturalNews) In a world where digestive problems run amok, it's
little wonder that people are desperately looking for remedies
that will help fix their gut issues. Although it is not simple,
these five superfoods can help clean up the 'internal trash'.
An Avocado a Day…
Natural Blaze - Avocados are a very healthy and nutritious
food.... Here is a short list of just some of the benefits of
regularly including avocados in your diet...
Top heart-smart foods for cleaning arteries, supporting healthy
circulation and building cardio
(NaturalNews) Certain specific foods in each food group are
known for cleaning arteries, promoting a healthy circulatory
system, preventing heart disease, and reducing blood pressure.
Neuroprotective goji berry offers new hope in preventing and
treating Alzheimer's disease
(NaturalNews) Promising research on
goji berry (Lycium barbarum) has shown a positive
correlation between consumption of the fruit and neuroprotective
benefits that minimize the ravaging effects of Alzheimer's.
These findings give a ray of hope to the over 4.5 million
Americans who suffer from the disease.
8 Nutrients Every Person Needs To Boost Health
Prevent Disease - As people strive to improve their health and
evolve their food choices to a more plant-based diet, it is easy
to get lost along the way. When you transition to a healthier
diet, it is important to educate yourself about the nutrients
your body will need on a daily basis.
Spinach Protects Against Skin Cancer, Cuts Recurrence Risk by
55%
Natural Society - Research has shown that eating spinach
regularly could prevent skin cancer, which is more than can be
said for traditional sunscreens. According to Australian
researchers, greens like spinach and Swiss chard can protect
skin from cancer.
Nasal Irrigation to Alleviate Sinus Problems, Congestion, Hay
Fever
Natural Society - Jala Neti can be used in tandem with dietary
changes and
herbal remedies for sinus problems, often with outstanding
results.
Sorry, NSA, Terrorists Don’t Use Verizon. Or Skype. Or Gmail
Motherboard - The NSA has to collect the metadata from all of
our phone calls because terrorists, right?... A recent Bloomberg
piece points to a 2012 report on terrorism which found that most
serious terrorists steer clear of the most obvious
platforms—major cell networks, Google, Skype, Facebook, etc.
YouTube: Judge Napolitano vs John Stossel Over Severity
Fox business Jun 20, 2013 - Judge Andrew Napolitano and John
Stossel debate whether spying is permissible.
Facebook Now Collecting Photo IDs
Julie Wilson - An Infowars.com listener recently had their
Facebook account suspended for asking Facebook how to change
their primary email address.... Facebook responded by suspending
her account and accusing her of using a fake name.... Marissa
from User Operations advised her to email a scanned or digital
image of a government-issued photo ID providing her first and
last name, date of birth and a photograph.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
How to Grow Elderberries From Cuttings
Gardeners can propagate elderberry (Sambucus spp.) simply by taking a
cutting and rooting it in the soil. Propagation from cuttings is a basic
method used to start woody shrubs and some herbaceous perennials.
Monsanto's Roundup weedkiller found to damage integrity of raw,
fermented foods
(NaturalNews) The natural biodiversity of the world's soils is changing
for the worse, and the beneficial microbes that once populated raw dairy
products in high numbers are on the decline. The culprit?
GM Cabbage with Scorpion Poison Coming Soon
Gaia Health - Get ready for genetically engineered cabbages that come
complete with their own scorpion poison, just for you to eat. It’s
touted as requiring less pesticide use and being, of course, completely
safe. Close investigation, though, indicates that neither claim is
likely true.
Tuesday -
June 25, 2013 - Today in History:
1767 - Mexican Indians rioted as Jesuit priests were ordered home.
1788 - Virginia ratified the U.S. Constitution and became the 10th state
of the United States.
1864 - Union troops surrounding Petersburg, VA, began building a mine
tunnel underneath the Confederate lines.
1868 - The U.S. Congress enacted legislation granting an eight-hour day
to workers employed by the Federal government.
1868 - Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina and South
Carolina were readmitted to the Union.
1876 - Lt. Col. Custer and the 210 men of U.S. 7th Cavalry were killed
by Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at Little Big Horn in Montana. The event
is known as "Custer's Last Stand."
1917 - The first American fighting troops landed in France.
1941 - Finland declared war on the Soviet Union.
1950 - North Korea invaded South Korea initiating the Korean War.
1962 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the use of unofficial
non-denominational prayer in public schools was unconstitutional.
1964 - U.S. President Lyndon Johnson ordered 200 naval personnel to
Mississippi to assist in finding three missing civil rights workers.
1973 - White House Counsel John Dean admitted that U.S. President Nixon
took part in the Watergate cover-up.
1986 - The U.S. Congress approved $100 million in aid to the Contras
fighting in Nicaragua.
1997 - The Russian space station Mir was hit by an unmanned cargo
vessel. Much of the power supply was knocked out and the station's
Spektr module was severely damaged.
1997 - U.S. air pollution standards were significantly tightened by U.S.
President Clinton.
1998 - The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the line-item veto thereby
striking down presidential power to cancel specific items in tax and
spending legislation.
1998 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that those infected with HIV are
protected by the Americans With Disabilities Act.
1999 - Germany's parliament approved a national Holocaust memorial to be
built in Berlin.
2000 - A Florida judge approved a class-action lawsuit to be filed
against American Online (AOL) on behalf of hourly subscribers who were
forced to view "pop-up" advertisements.
Taliban attacks Kabul's presidential palace, CIA, ISAF HQ, Ministry of
Defense
RT - Taliban has launched an attack in central Kabul, targeting the
presidential palace, the CIA and ISAF headquarters, the Ministry of
Defense, as well as an international hotel. All the assailants have been
killed in the 90-minute showdown.
Kerry to travel to Saudi Arabia
Press TV - Kerry will arrive in the western city of Jeddah later on
Tuesday and is scheduled to spend several hours with Saudi Foreign
Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal and intelligence chief Prince Bandar bin
Sultan over providing more military aid to militants in Syria.
UK
claims Syrian army obstacle to peace
Press TV - British Foreign Secretary William Hague claims the Syrian
army’s successful offensive against foreign-backed militants is the
biggest obstacle to peace in the country.
Russia rejects US demand for Snowden's extradition
AP - Russia's foreign minister on Tuesday bluntly rejected U.S. demands
to extradite National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, who has
apparently stopped in Moscow while trying to evade U.S. justice, saying
that Snowden hasn't crossed the Russian border.
‘Mad invader, eavesdropper’: China slams US after Snowden accusations
RT - The US has gone from ‘model of human rights’ to manipulator of
internet rights, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party wrote.
China has struck back at the US over its allegations that Beijing
allowed NSA leaker Edward Snowden to leave Hong Kong.
Enemies of Syria Plan Escalated Aggression
Activist Post - Umbrella group members America, Britain, France,
Germany, Italy, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, and Qatar met
in Doha. They agreed on "secret" escalating measures. They hope to tip
the military balance. They're desperate to counter Assad's impressive
victories. He's routing insurgents convincingly. They're no match
against Syria's military strength.
Israel
“First” to get New Generation F35 Jetfighter: Paid for by American
Taxpayers
davidduke.com - The Israeli Air force will be one of the first in the
world to be given the very latest Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth jet
fighter—even before the aircraft becomes fully operational in the US Air
Force. In addition, the $2.75 billion price tag of the F35 shipment to
Israel, is less than the annual aid subsidy of more than $3 billion, not
including the recent special military budget allocated to the Zionist
state.
Afghan protesters clash with US troops
Press TV - The violent clashes broke out as a group of Afghans was
rallying for land rights on the road that links Kabul to Jalalabad city.
Meanwhile, a convey of US military vehicles arrived at the scene and
tried to get past into the nearby base.... The developments come as
Washington is trying to defuse tensions with Kabul over the recent
opening of a Taliban office in Qatar.
'Get them to write a big check:' Irish banker pulls bailout figure from
'arse' in leaked tapes
RT - Executives at the Anglo Irish Bank were recorded joking about how
they lied to Dublin about the bank’s financial future in 2008,
convincing lawmakers to invest in the failing bank with figures “picked
out of my arse” - with no plans to pay them back.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Snowden’s plane lands in Havana, NSA leaker not
seen aboard
RT - Ex-CIA contractor Edward Snowden was not seen aboard the plane to
Havana on which he was reportedly traveling, reports RT’s correspondent
on the flight. The plane has already landed in the Cuban capital.
* Related Article:
White House: Snowden still in Russia
VIDEO/ARTICLE: ‘Who betrayed whom?’ Ecuador considers Snowden's
asylum, dubs persecution 'paradoxical'
RT - Patino said on Monday that human rights principles were the most
important consideration in the case of former CIA contractor.... He
stressed that the Ecuadorian government puts human rights above any
other party’s interests. Patino also said it is “paradoxical” the person
who revealed alleged rights violations is being “persecuted.”
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
EXCLUSIVE: ED SNOWDEN AND THE GENENE JONES 'BABY KILLER'
CONNECTION
THE GOVERNMENT RAG - Ed
Snowden allegedly leaked to the
Guardian top-secret National Security Agency (NSA) documents
that revealed the extent of the surveillance on American phone
and internet communications. The revelation was that the NSA was
secretly spying on Citizens and foreigners by monitoring phone
and internet activities. Read More...
Richard Clarke: Hastings Accident “Consistent with a Car Cyber
Attack”
Kurt Nimmo - Former U.S. National Coordinator for Security,
Infrastructure Protection, and Counter-terrorism Richard Clarke
told The Huffington Post on Monday that the fatal crash of
journalist Michael Hastings’ Mercedes C250 coupe last week is
“consistent with a car cyber attack.”
VIDEO: Glenn Greenwald goes off on host for asking if he could
be charged for working with Edward Snowden
Activist Post - Glenn Greenwald, the journalist with the
Guardian who originally broke the story of the National Security
Agency (NSA) surveillance program known as PRISM, attacked “Meet
the Press” host David Gregory for asking if Greenwald would be
criminally liable for “aiding and abetting” the leaker, Edward
Snowden.
Obama’s Police State: A List Of Obama’s 55 Worst Assaults On
Civil Liberties
gall-holl.com - REPOST in light of the Ed Snowden revelations,
this post is more topical than ever before.
Gun buyback hoax exposed: Police departments actually sell the
guns for profit
(NaturalNews) Such programs are operated by police departments
who, presumably, either keep the weapons that are purchased or
destroy them so they don't wind up in the wrong hands. Little
did most Americans know that some departments are actually
selling those buy-back guns to gun dealers so they can be resold
to the general public. Huh?
VIDEO/ARTICLE: El Dorado County Sheriff Strips Forest
Service Of State-Law Enforcement Power
CBS News - Sheriff John D’Agostini is taking the unusual step of
pulling the police powers from the federal agency because he
says he has received “numerous, numerous complaints.” In a
letter obtained by CBS13, the sheriff informs the federal agency
that its officers will no longer be able to enforce California
state law anywhere in his county.
VIDEO: Ben Swann “Truth In Media” Kickstarter Video 6/24/2013
Liberty Crier - Support the “Truth in Media Project”
VIDEO: Ron Paul: What We Have Learned From Afghanistan
Liberty Crier - "Last week the Taliban opened an office in Doha,
Qatar with the US government’s blessing. They raised the Taliban
flag at the opening ceremony and referred to Afghanistan as the
“Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan”—the name they used when they
were in charge before the US attack in 2001...."
DHS no longer conducts regular background checks of immigration
applicants
Homeland Security News Wire - DHS is no longer conducting
ordinary background checks because of the increase in the volume
of amnesty applications which followed President Obama’s
executive order, which took effect on 15 August last year.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Handful of Congress Members Move to Rein
In Surveillance State
Kurt Nimmo - It’s no mistake the Limiting Internet and Blanket
Electronic Review of Telecommunications and Email Act (LIBERT-E
Act) received zero coverage by the establishment media.
Not Prepared: 17 Signs That Most Americans Will Be Wiped Out By
The Coming Economic Collapse
Economic Collapse - The vast majority of Americans are going to
be absolutely blindsided by what is coming. They don't
understand how our financial system works, they don't understand
how vulnerable it is, and most of them blindly trust that our
leaders know exactly what they are doing and that they will be
able to fix our problems.
Nearly All Americans Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck
townhall.com - Fewer than one in four Americans have enough
money in their savings account to cover at least six months of
expenses, enough to help cushion the blow of a job loss, medical
emergency or some other unexpected event, according to the
survey of 1,000 adults. Meanwhile, 50% of those surveyed have
less than a three-month cushion and 27% had no savings at all.
About One Week of US Military Spending Would Wipe Out World
Hunger
Anthony Gucciardi | World hunger = $30 billion per year,
‘military defense’ = $737 billion.
Iraq Vet Kills Himself After Being Ordered to Commit “War
Crimes”
Paul Joseph Watson - “These things go far beyond what most are
even aware of”. Iraq war veteran Daniel Somers committed suicide
following an arduous battle with post traumatic stress disorder
(PTSD) that was caused by his role in committing “crimes against
humanity,” according to the soldier’s suicide note.
Mystery silver substance 'tri-calcium orthophosphate' found in
Lake Michigan, prompts beach closure
(NaturalNews) A glittery substance eventually identified as the
compound tri-calcium orthophosphate was discovered in Lake
Michigan, prompting health officials to close some beaches.
Giant Louisiana sinkhole “now a 22.4-acre opening” — Combined
sinkhole area is 49 acres
ENENews - A newly released depth survey shows the hole has grown
by 3.1 acres since the last survey in mid-May. This new survey
was made three days after containment levees were overtopped.
Basil is an anti-aging superfood
(NaturalNews) Basil has been utilized in Ayurvedic medicines for
hundreds of years if not more, therefore its healthy effects
have also been studied a long time. It's no surprise that a more
recent research conducted at the Poona College of Pharmacy in
Maharashtra, India, came to the conclusion that basil does
protect the body from premature aging.
Two patients die after being injected with Eli Lilly's
schizophrenia drug
(NaturalNews) A popular injection-based drug for schizophrenia
is under investigation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) following the recent deaths of two patients who were given
the jab for their mental conditions.
VIDEO: ADA Ends Relationship with Dr. Oz Website
Dr. Mercola - Following an episode of the Dr. Oz Show that
detailed the dangers of mercury amalgam fillings the American
Dental Association (ADA) announced they had ended their
affiliation with Sharecare, a consumer website co-founded by Dr.
Oz
USDA Approves Label That Will Identify Products From Animals Fed
A Non-GMO Diet
Consumerist - The United State’s Agriculture Department has
given the go-ahead to a label that will tout meat and liquid egg
products as being free of genetically modified ingredients. This
doesn’t mean, however, that the USDA is requiring all meat and
poultry processors to do so, but it’s the first time the
department has approved a non-GMO label.
Omega-3 fatty acid compound found to halt cancerous tumor growth
and metastasis
(NaturalNews) Researchers from the University of California
Davis Health System have found that a product resulting from a
metabolized omega-3 fatty acid helps combat cancer by cutting
off the supply of oxygen and nutrients that fuel tumor growth
and spread of the disease. They have published their findings in
the prestigious journal, Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences.
Seven evidence-based medicinal properties of cayenne pepper
(NaturalNews) Before getting into summary reports based on
actual "evidence based" double-blind placebo tests, here's an
explanation of cayenne and some anecdotal empirical evidence
that didn't make it to the medical journals.
Little-known chemical in Himalayan herb shows promise for
preventing Parkinson's
(NaturalNews) As professors predict doom and gloom, with
Parkinson's disease statistics skyrocketing, one little-known
Himalayan herb is coming out of the shadows and showing positive
signs of helping prevent Parkinson's disease. That herb is
picrorhiza kurroa and the compound inside it that's catching
researcher's attention is known as apocynin.
80% of Pre-Packaged Foods in America Are Banned in Other
Countries
Yahoo! News - If you or your kids enjoy pre-packaged convenience
foods commonly found in grocery stores across the U.S. such as
Froot Loops, Swanson dinners, Mountain Dew, and frozen potato
and bread products, you may think twice before purchasing them
after hearing what they contain...
Less Than 1 Tsp Ginger and Cinnamon Daily Relieves Muscle
Soreness In Athletes
Green Med Info - Have you ever skipped your exercise routine
because of lingering sore, stiff muscles from your last visit to
the gym? A new study finds that two common kitchen spices help
relieve that post-workout muscle pain.
Purslane – Just a Weed, or an Unrecognized Health-Boosting
Plant?
Natural Society - Purslane has more beneficial Omega 3 fatty
acids than many fish oils! The weed also has one of the highest
levels of vitamin A among all leafy green vegetables (1320 IU/100
g, provides 44% of RDA). High Vitamin A foods can help protect
us from many types of cancers and helps to boost eye health.
Cancer-Killing Dandelion Tea Receives $157,000 for Further
Research
Natural Society - Continuing research that began in 2009,
Siyaram Pandey, a biochemist at the University of Windsor, and
his research team are finding that dandelion root extract is
turning out to be a very aggressive natural remedy for cancer
cells associated with Leukemia. The extract of dandelion root
has been shown to cause chronic monocytic myeloid cells to
commit suicide.
6 Steps to Growing Your Own Sprouts for Better Nutrition
Natural Society - Why not start growing your own sprouts in your
own kitchen? Here are six very simple steps to get your sprouts
started.
'Bioethicist': Parents Be Held Liabel For The Death of
Unvaccinated Children
Green Med Info - Bioethicist Art Caplan, Ph.D. of NY Univ.
argues that parents of unvaccinated children should be held
liable for illness or death allegedly caused by their children.
The daily smart pill that can remember all your passwords:
Tablets can transmit personal details to devices as they pass
through body
Daily Mail - Already approved by the both the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration and European regulators, the ingestible sensor is
powered by a battery using the acid in the wearer’s stomach.
Each pill is designed to move through the body at the normal
process of digestion, and according to engineers working on the
device, it can be taken every day for up to a month.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Washington rejects restriction on honeybee-killing garden
pesticide despite evidence of its deadliness
(NaturalNews) Faceless, nameless bureaucrats in Washington,
D.C., are once again demonstrating their ignorance of an issue
by refusing to take a necessary action that literally could have
an impact on the health and well-being of millions of Americans.
Monday -
June 24, 2013 - Today in History:
1717 - The Freemasons were founded in London.
1812 - Napoleon crossed the Nieman River and invaded Russia.
1859 - At the Battle of Solferino, also known as the Battle of the Three
Sovereigns, the French army led by Napoleon III defeated the Austrian
army under Franz Joseph I in northern Italy.
1861 - Federal gunboats attacked Confederate batteries at Mathias Point,
Virginia.
1862 - U.S. intervention saved the British and French at the Dagu forts
in China.
1896 - Booker T. Washington became the first African American to receive
an honorary MA degree from Howard University.
1910 - The Japanese army invaded Korea.
1913 - Greece and Serbia annulled their alliance with Bulgaria following
border disputes over Macedonia and Thrace.
1922 - The American Professional Football Association took the name of
The National Football League.
1940 - France signed an armistice with Italy.
1940 - TV cameras were used for the first time in a political convention
as the Republicans convened in Philadelphia, PA.
1941 - U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt pledged all possible support to
the Soviet Union.
1948 - The Soviet Union began the Berlin Blockade.
1955 - Soviet MIG's down a U.S. Navy patrol plane over the Bering
Strait.
1964 - The FTC announced that starting in 1965, cigarette manufactures
would be required to include warnings on their packaging about the
harmful effects of smoking.
1968 - "Resurrection City," a shantytown constructed as part of the Poor
People's March on Washington D.C., was closed down by authorities.
1970 - The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to repeal the Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution.
1982 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that no president could be sued
for damages connected with actions taken while serving as President of
the U.S.
1997 - The U.S. Air Force released a report on the "Roswell Incident,"
suggesting the alien bodies witnesses reported seeing in 1947 were
actually life-sized dummies.
2002 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that juries, not judges, must make
the decision to give a convicted killer the death penalty.
2010 - Apple released the iPhone 4.
Militants in Syria fabricated chemical weapons evidence: Report
Press TV - Rolf Ekeus, a Swedish scientist who headed up U.N. weapons
inspections in Iraq during the 1990s, said the United States gave the
militants the pretext to fabricate evidence by saying that Washington’s
“red line” is the use of chemical weapons, The Washington Post reported.
Israeli warplanes attack Gaza Strip
Press TV - Israeli warplanes have launched aerial strikes in central and
southern Gaza Strip, but reports of injuries have not yet been filed.
Egypt army to step in if unrest breaks out: Defense minister
Press TV - Egypt’s Defense Minister Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has warned that
the army will intervene if violence erupts in the country, as
anti-government rallies are planned to be held on June 30.
'Intl. nuclear mafia behind Iran sanctions'
Press TV - A recent article says the "international nuclear mafia" has
engineered the sanctions against Iran because of Tehran’s attempt to
break their monopoly over the atomic industry by seeking “energy and
technological independence.”
U.S. attack groups carrying more than 430 Tomahawk type missiles near
Iran
Examiner April 25, 2012 - U.S. attack groups may be carrying “more than
430 Tomahawk type missiles” near Iran, many of these missiles were seen
during the war against Iraq, according to one Russian news report, dated
April 23, 2012...
Edward Snowden asks for asylum in Ecuador - as it happened
The Guardian - The NSA whistleblower left Hong Kong on an Aeroflot
flight to Moscow, two days after the US charged him with espionage,
before applying for asylum in Ecuador. Related video.
Unauthorized genetically-modified flax found to have been exported to
more than 30 countries around the world
(NaturalNews) As it turns out, a long-abandoned variety of GM flax known
as FP967 has reportedly been identified in at least 30 countries
worldwide over the past few years, a discovery that has greatly stifled
the Canadian flax market, which supplies most of the world's flax.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Russia:”Syria Will Be Armed With Weapons That Have
Never Been Seen Before In the Middle East”
Mac Slavo - According to the report from Syrian-based Dam Press and the
Dyar Newspaper, the Russians aren’t backing off their Syria policy and
they are getting ready to double down by supplying Assad’s military with
weapons the have never before been seen in the middle east.
Russia Says U.S. Risks Al-Qaeda Boomerang With Syria Rebels
Bloomberg - Russia said the U.S., in deciding to arm Syrian rebels, is
in danger of repeating the mistake it made in Afghanistan in the 1980s
when it backed religious extremists who later formed the al-Qaeda
terrorist network.
‘France offered Qatar military equipment’
Press TV - French President Francois Hollande says Paris has made new
proposals for supplying military equipment to Qatar.
‘Qatar behind Syria chemical attack’
Press TV - A new report has revealed that chemical arms used by Takfiri
militants in an attack near Syria’s northwestern province of Aleppo in
March had been provided by two Qatari officers through Turkey.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: U.S. Soldiers Prepare to Deploy Against Egyptian
Citizens
Infowars.com - Instead of deployment to the U.S. border, American
soldiers will be sent to Egypt to protect the border there with Israel.
The soldiers will perform “riot control” duties in response to Egyptian
citizens upset over the military dictatorship ruling their country.
Edward Snowden Leaves Hong Kong On Flight To Moscow
Zero Hedge - So having been given the blessing of HK (and thus China) to
defy the US, Snowden is now en route to Moscow (see flight tracker
below), from where he is said he may continue further to Iceland,
although according to a conflicting report from Russia's Interfax his
ultimate destination is Havana, Cuba, while some note that he may be
headed to Caracas Venezuela instead.
US main Korean tensions culprit: N Korea
Press TV - North Korea has censured the United States for its role in
escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, urging Washington to end
its “arms build-up.”
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Over 250,000 protesters flood Brazilian streets
rallying against corruption
RT - More than a quarter of a million Brazilians marched through the
streets of more than 100 Brazilian cities, protesting government
corruption. A new poll shows that 75 percent of citizens support the
demonstrations.
VIDEO/ARTICLE:
Australians Forced to Answer Questions About Sex Life
Julie Wilson - A survey conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
(ABS) has gone from a voluntary survey regarding economical issues such
as employment, to mandatory personal questions regarding one’s sex life.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Edward Snowden Charged Under the Espionage Act
Activist Post - On June 21, Obama's Justice Department charged
Snowden with espionage. It did so ruthlessly, irresponsibly and
unconstitutionally. It wrongfully accused him of violating 1917
Espionage Act provisions.
U.S. Seemingly Unaware of Irony in Accusing Snowden of Spying
newyorker.com - At a press conference to discuss the
accusations, an N.S.A. spokesman surprised observers by
announcing the spying charges against Mr. Snowden with a totally
straight face. “These charges send a clear message,” the
spokesman said. “In the United States, you can’t spy on people.”
Booz Allen Hamilton: What You Don't Know About Snowden's Former
Employer
Daily Paul - Lost in the Edward Snowden debate is a critical
look at his former employer, the company doing the spying on
Americans in the first place: Booz Allen Hamilton.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: As Natural News predicted: NSA has been
blackmailing Supreme Court judges, members of Congress and more
(NaturalNews) In an interview on the Boiling Frogs Podcast,
[Russ] Tice stated: They went after -- and I know this because I
had my hands literally on the paperwork for these sort of things
-- they went after high-ranking military officers; they went
after members of Congress, both Senate and the House, especially
on the intelligence committees and on the armed services
committees and some of the -- and judicial...
VIDEO/ARTICLE: LA Times Reports Hastings Was Going Into
Hiding Before His Death
Kurt Nimmo - Despite FBI assertions to the contrary, journalist
Michael Hastings was under investigation by the agency. In an
email sent out hours before his death, Hastings said his “close
friends and associates” were being harassed by the FBI and he
was going to “go off the radar for a bit,” in other words into
hiding. The Los Angeles Times reported on the email on Friday.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Trail of Benghazi security lapses leads to
State Department senior leadership, records show
The decision to keep U.S. personnel in Benghazi with substandard
security was made at the highest levels of the State Department
by officials who have so far escaped blame over the Sept. 11
attack, according to a review of recent congressional testimony
and internal State Department memos by Fox News.
Snowden Becomes Eighth Person to Be Charged with Violating the
Espionage Act Under Obama
firedoglake.com - Snowden is the eighth person to be charged
under the Espionage Act under Obama... This is more than all
previous presidential administrations combined.
VIDEO: Judge Napolitano Slams Gen. Alexander Not Answer Question
in NSA Hearing: TRUST US?
Liberty Crier - Judge Andrew Napolitano speaks with FOX News’s
Neil Cavuto regarding NSA director General Keith Alexander’s
recent comments on NSA spying powers.
YouTube: Home Depot Co-Founder: We Should Throw Edward Snowden a
Party - We Ought to Be Grateful
Home Deport Co-Founder Ken Langone told Neil Cavuto the NSA
leaker Edward Snowden should be celebrated. "I'd throw a party
for him. I'd congratulate him. I'd ssay thank you for helping
protect America's privacy rights. That's what I'd do for him...
I think we ought to be grateful that we have kids like that in
America."
VIDEO: Kristol: GOP Senators Should Block Immigration Monday,
Let Us and Them Read the Bill
weeklystandard.com - The boss this morning talked about the
immigration bill on Fox News Sunday's "Panel Plus"...
California Senate Passes Bill Requiring Permit to Buy Ammo
pjmedia.com June 17, 2013 - The California Senate this week
approved a collection of bills, including one (SB 53) that would
require background checks, permits, and fees for the purchase of
ammunition.... Kira Davis notes that SB 53 also “requires
background checks and a $50 ammo purchase fee.”
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Bureaucrat: Water Complaints Could be “Act
of Terrorism”
Paul Joseph Watson - A bureaucrat caused outrage amongst an
audience in Maury County, Tennessee when he warned that
unfounded complaints about water quality could be considered an
“act of terrorism” under federal laws enforced by the Department
of Homeland Security.
IRS Sent $46,378,040 in Refunds to 23,994 ‘Unauthorized’ Aliens
at 1 Atlanta Address
CNS News - The Internal Revenue Service sent 23,994 tax refunds
worth a combined $46,378,040 to “unauthorized” alien workers who
all used the same address in Atlanta, Ga., in 2011, according to
the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA).
YouTube: ILLEGAL Immigrants Receive $Billions Yearly via IRS
Loophole INCOME TAX FRAUD
NBC Eyewitness News 13 in Indiana — yes, Indiana -- shows a
massive IRS tax loophole which provides over $4 billion per year
in tax credits to millions of illegal aliens.... A device known
as the Additional Child Tax Credit is being used to pay for
children living in Mexico — who have never lived here.
Incredibly Important Developments In Gold & Silver Markets
kingworldnews.com - Today King World News is reporting on
incredibly important developments taking place in the gold and
silver markets. Acclaimed commodity trader Dan Norcini spoke
with KWN about the action in both of these key markets and
provided two tremendous charts. Below is what Norcini had to say
in his interview.
Market Crash Warning: Everything is Being Sold!
silverdoctors.com - Global financial markets are now in a very
perilous state, and there is a much higher than normal chance of
a crash. Bernanke’s recent statement revealed just how large a
role speculation had played in the prices of nearly everything,
and now there is a mad dash for cash taking place all over the
world.
World's largest Bitcoin exchange suspends US withdrawals
RT - For the next two weeks Bitcoin users in the US will be
unable to withdraw the virtual currency in dollars. Major
exchange Mt. Gox cited an unusually high demand as the reason
for the suspension, while customers worried the company has run
out of cash.
Former Enron CEO Skilling’s sentence cut to 14 years
Reuters - Former Enron Corp Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling's
near decade-long quest to prove he did nothing wrong at the once
high-flying energy-trading behemoth ended on Friday when a
federal judge shaved 10 years off of his prison sentence.
YouTube: Fort McClellan Troops Poisoned by Monsanto
Infowars - Fort McClellan is the former home of the U.S. Army
Military Police and U.S. Army Chemical Schools. Located in
Anniston, Ala., it was one of the largest training posts the
Army had to offer before the Environmental Protection Agency
closed the fort down in 1999. Nearly 500,000 men were trained
there during WWII, and hundreds of thousands of others used this
installation to hone their military skills during the post's
82-year history. Read more...
Obama to Announce Sweeping New Powers on Tuesday - Will Regulate
Power Plants to Save Planet from 'Global Warming'
Gateway Pundit - President Obama will announce Tuesday in a
speech at Georgetown University that he plans to regulate
greenhouse-gas emissions from existing power plants, according
to individuals who have been briefed on the plan but asked not
to be identified.
EPA refuses to finalize study blaming fracking for water
pollution
RT - The US Environmental Protection Agency has dropped its
plans to further investigate whether or not fracking led to the
contamination of a Wyoming aquifer, and the agency no longer
plans to write a report on the matter.
VIDEO: Geoengineering: LIVE Updated Presentation – The Most
Important Topic of Our Time
Geoengineering Watch - In this video, Dane Wigington gives a
presentation in Northern California on the harmful effects of
Geoengineering... This is not a topic that will begin to affect
us in several years, but is now already causing massive animal
and plant die off around the world, as well as human illness.
* Related Government Report:
Geoengineering: Governance and Technology Policy
Nano Aerosols and You
Geoengineering Watch - Under development since 1995, the
weaponeer’s goal is to install microprocessors incorporating
gigaflops computer capability into “smart particles” the size of
a single molecule. Electronically networked in the air,
thousands of sensors will eventually link into a single
supercomputer no larger than a grain of sand.
Worst Hanford tank may be leaking into soil
king5.com - The first ever double-shell tank to have leaked at
Hanford may be in far worse condition than anyone imagined.
Hanford workers conducting routine maintenance on the tank,
known as AY-102, Thursday were shocked to find readings of
radioactivity from material outside the tank.
New study finds 7 in 10 Americans on at least one prescription
drug, many of which can be deadly
(NaturalNews) A new study by the Mayo Clinic has confirmed what
Natural News has been reporting and warning for years: Americans
are becoming ever more dependent on prescription drugs.
According to the study, nearly 70 percent of Americans are on at
least one prescription drug and more than half take two.
Cholesterol medications linked to major health issues
(NaturalNews) The evidence within this study [by the Journal of
the American Medical Association], suggests that health issues
relating to musculoskeletal conditions, arthropathies, injuries,
and pain, are more common among statin users than among
non-users. Other studies have pointed out that these same types
of medications also have the ability to cause conditions
relating to issues like memory loss.
Research links hypoglycemia to dementia in later life: Control
your blood sugar while you still can
(NaturalNews) Hypoglycemia may increase the risk of dementia and
vice versa, according to a study conducted by researchers from
the University of California-San Francisco and published in the
journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
Regular consumption of red and processed meats boosts diabetes
risk by nearly fifty percent
(NaturalNews) A research team from the University of Singapore
reports their findings in the JAMA (Journal of the American
Medical Association) that demonstrates a strong correlation
between red and processed meat consumption and the risk of
developing type II diabetes (T2DM).
Five simple fiber-rich recipes that help to lose weight
(NaturalNews) The average individual gains about a pound or two
every year. There are now a lot of diet programs and products to
remedy the situation, but losing weight can actually be as easy
as increasing one's fiber.
New study links over 7,000 cancer deaths to cell phone tower
radiation exposures
(NaturalNews) Could exposure to radiation from cell phone towers
really responsible for over 7,000 cancer deaths? According to
research findings from Brazil, the facts speak for themselves.
The study established a direct link between cancer deaths in
Belo Horizonte, Brazil's third largest city, with the cell phone
network.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: How—or Why—Do Viruses Become Lethal?
Activist Post - Those of us who research vaccine safety issues,
which can include the ‘pedigrees’ of various viruses for which
vaccines are manufactured, can’t help but wonder how so many
unlikely cross-contaminations occur when, in nature, some, if
not most, are highly improbable.
Is a hidden food sensitivity harming your health? Here are seven
major clues
(NaturalNews) Food should be our first medicine. But it is too
often our first poison. GMOs, pesticides, and herbicides are the
most obvious toxins. They can be eliminated and replaced by
using organically produced produce, grains, dairy, and meats.
Organic coconut oil: A superfood with amazing health benefits
(NaturalNews) Pound for pound, coconut oil is one of the single
most nutritious superfoods you can put in your body. It has a
vast array of incredible health benefits and is something
recommended to almost everyone I talk to on a regular basis.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Nutrition 101: How Processed Foods Make Us
Fat, Malnourished, and Sick
Activist Post - Despite overly abundant calories, people who
live off of boxed macaroni and cheese, frozen dinners, Ramen
noodles, and other packaged foods aren’t getting the nutrients
that people who eat a whole foods diet are getting. Deadly GMO
ingredients aside, the sheer amount of chemicals in processed
foods can lead to disease, obesity, and malnutrition.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Facebook Privacy Blunder Highlights Online
Security Gaps
Activist Post -Facebook and the corporate media are trying to
downplay a glitch that exposed the personal information of 6
million users. The problem occurred with their Download Your
Information tool when it was revealed that additional email
addresses and telephone numbers of user contacts were
automatically shared.
VIDEO: Ben Swann: NSA’s Criminal Activity
Liberty Crier - Ben Swann Full Disclosure is asking the
questions the rest of the media is ignoring. Even by the
overreaching standards of the Patriot Act, Ben Swann
demonstrates how the NSA’s Prism program is clearly illegal.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
FBI Calls Destruction of GMO Sugar Beets in Oregon 'Economic
Sabotage'
Green Med Info - When GM pollen blows into a non-GM farmer's
fields and irreversibly contaminates his crop with 'biopollution,'
who does the law side with? Historically, Monsanto. Also, it's
not called 'economic sabotage' but rather 'copyright
infringement,' and the victim not the aggressor is threatened
with economic ruin.
The Four Steps Required to Keep Monsanto OUT of Your Garden
Waking Times - Planting a sustainable home garden is much more
than just choosing certified organic seeds and seedlings because
Monsanto has cleverly positioned itself to make money off the
home gardening trend.
7 Herbs That Deter Flies Naturally!
TLC - There are herbs that repel flies as well as other pests.
They tend to grow easily, are drought resistant, and are often
dual purpose. Who knew? It works. Here are some of the best
herbs for repelling insects of all kinds
Friday -
June 21, 2013 - Today in History:
1788 - The U.S. Constitution went into effect when New Hampshire became
the ninth state to ratify it.
1938 - In Washington, U.S. President Roosevelt signed the $3.75 billion
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act.
1939 - Lou Gehrig quit baseball due to illness.
1941 - German troops entered Russia on a front from the Arctic to Black
Sea.
1954 - The American Cancer Society reported significantly higher death
rates among cigarette smokers than among non-smokers.
1958 - In Arkansas, a federal judge let Little Rock delay school
integration.
1963 - France announced that they were withdrawing from the North
Atlantic NATO fleet.
1973 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states may ban materials found
to be obscene according to local standards.
1974 - The U.S. Supreme Court decided that pregnant teachers could no
longer be forced to take long leaves of absence.
1985 - Scientists announced that skeletal remains exhumed in Brazil were
those of Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele.
1989 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that burning the American flag as a
form of political protest was protected by the First Amendment.
2001 - Former Haitian Army colonel Carl Dorelien taken into custody in
Port St. Lucie. Dorelien had been in exile since 1994 when he was
sentenced to life in prison for his role in a 1994 massacre.
2004 - SpaceShipOne, designed by Burt Rutan and piloted by Mike Melvill,
reached 328,491 feet above Earth in a 90 minute flight. The height is
about 400 feet above the distance scientists consider to be the boundary
of space.
US
destroying its military equipment in Afghanistan (worth a reposting)
Press TV - The U.S. military has destroyed more than 170 million pounds
of vehicles and other military equipment in Afghanistan, wasting an
estimated $7 billion in an era of contracting budgets and austerity.
Warmonger Blair urges Syria meddling
Press TV - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has called for an
intervention in the Syrian conflict, saying that the cost paid by the
West for not getting involved could be higher than that of intervening
in the conflict.
YouTube: David Icke on the real background to Syria
David Icke on the real background to Syria, the 'Arab Spring' and the
lies galore we are being told by Obama and Cameron.
UN condemns deadly attack in Somalia
Press TV - In a statement, Ban condemned the attack which took place on
June 19 and killed at least 15 people including eight working for the UN
saying he was “deeply concerned and outraged by the despicable attack.”
Protester killed, dozens injured as Brazil police face off with a
million in 100 cities
RT - An 18-year-old protester has been killed and dozens injured as
massive protests continue in Brazil's cities. Over a million people have
flooded the streets of the country on Thursday.
Genetically-modified eggplant found to be unsafe for human consumption,
environment
(NaturalNews) Field trials of genetically-modified (GM) Bt eggplant,
also known as Bt talong, have officially ceased in the Philippines
following a major ruling by the nation's Court of Appeals.
Belizean Activists Say Illegal Planting and Smuggling of GMO Soy An Act
of Biopiracy
Green Med Info - BAGMO calls on the Government of Belize to provide BAHA
with the authority and necessary materials to conduct random and
thorough testing throughout Belize for the presence of GMO crops and to
immediately eradicate all GMO plant material that is found.
YouTube: Legalized Brutality? Turkish MP says police conduct 'within
law'
RT - Another large protest has been dispersed overnight by police using
water cannons in Turkey's capital, Ankara. This after Wednesday saw
dozens of arrests across the country, as authorities bid to stop the
three-weeks long unrest.
UK's new watchdog tells banks to raise another $20 billion
Reuters - Britain's banks will have to raise 13 billion pounds ($20.4
billion) of extra capital and meet a new cap on lending ahead of
international peers as the Bank of England seeks to curb risk in the
financial sector.
Mass Carnage: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver, Europe And Japan All Get
Pummeled
Economic Collapse - Normally we don't see virtually all asset classes
get slammed at the same time, but the bucket of cold water that Federal
Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke threw on global financial markets on
Wednesday has set off
an epic temper tantrum.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Senators warn Obama over Syria war
Press TV - Four bipartisan US senators have introduced a bill
aimed at prohibiting the administration of President Barack
Obama from providing military assistance to militants in Syria.
US will continue to invest on nuclear weapons, Hagel said
Press TV - The United States will continue to make investments
to sustain its nuclear weapons, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel
said, even as Washington seeks to enter talks with Russia about
slashing the number of deployed strategic nuclear weapons by up
to a third.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: False Flag Biological Attack Expected This
Summer?
Activist Post - Why are role-playing actors being hired to
portray biological/chemical attacks at political events this
summer? Could it foreshadow a false flag attack, or are they
just standard training exercises?
YouTube: Two chemtrail tanker jets almost collide with Fed-Ex
commercial aircraft
Video footage taken by a Federal Express commercial airline
pilot, the tankers didn't appear on the Fed-Ex aircraft
avoidance system....in other words they were "Ghost Planes"...
The control tower had no idea the Air Force tankers existed and
no radar system was available to warn the FedEx pilot of danger.
VIDEO: Ted Cruz Launches National Petition Against Gang of
Eight's Bill
Breitbart - "This is urgent," Cruz wrote in an e-mail to
supporters. "We must stop this Gang of 8 immigration bill, which
would give amnesty to an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants
with no guarantee of a secure border."... Cruz urged supporters
to share the petition with friends and to "act now--without
delay--to help us defeat amnesty and stand for legal
immigration!"
Evidence Indicates Michael Hastings Was Assassinated
Paul Joseph Watson - he revelation that Rolling Stone journalist
Michael Hastings was working on a story about the CIA before his
death and had contacted a Wikileaks lawyer about being under
investigation by the FBI hours before his car exploded into
flames has bolstered increasingly valid claims that the
33-year-old was assassinated.
Michael Hastings Assassinated for Work Uncovering Surveillance
State
Kurt Nimmo - The journalist Michael Hastings, who died in what
authorities have described as a high-speed car crash, was an
active member of
Project PM, a crowd-sourced research effort to expose
government intelligence contractors.
RIP Michael Hastings | Hero
RT - Abby Martin highlighting the late Michael Hastings as the
day's hero, citing his work as an honest journalist who pulled
no punches, and remembers his courageous storytelling.
Tell TSA What You Think About Its “Surface Mode” Gestapo
Kurt Nimmo - The TSA wants to know what you think of its effort
to turn thousands of transportation employees – drivers,
maintenance technicians, dispatchers, station attendants,
customer service employees, engineers, conductors, trainmen and
others – into low-level Gestapo agents for the ever-expanding
police state.
The
American prison system is so massive that its estimated turnover
of $74 billion eclipses the GDP of 133 nations
xrepublic.tv - What is perhaps most unsettling about this fun
fact is that it is the American taxpayer who foots the bill, and
is increasingly padding the pockets of publicly traded
corporations like Corrections Corporation of America and GEO
Group. Combined both companies generated over $2.53 billion in
revenue in 2012, and represent more than half of the private
prison business.
South Padre Island beach in Texas litters beach with spy cameras
Julie Wilson - Sadly, families cannot partake in the simplest of
tasks anymore, such as vacationing without being photographed
and surveyed by the government.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Oregon State Police Taser Autistic Child
Found Wandering Naked
Adan Salazar - Instead of questioning authorities and pressing
officers on why they would Tase an 11-year-old, the compliant
reporters attempt to convince viewers they’re remaining
objective and presenting all the facts. As her father mentioned,
the reporters also intentionally misled viewers over the girl’s
age, referring to her as a “woman.”
Wiedemer: Fed Will Print More in 2014 Than in Past 100 Years
Combined, Sending Gold to $7,000/oz!
silverdoctors.com - Bob Wiedemer, author of “The Aftershock
Investor,” says, “People are defiantly in denial about what
we’re doing. . . . Nobody mentions the $85 billion a month we’re
printing now. . . . We’ve only printed about $800 billion in the
last 100 years. We’re going to print more than that next year.
So, literally 100 years of printing next year.”
VIDEO: 11 Things You Need To Know About Silver Right Now
Silver Shield - Many of you are waking up to Sub $20 Silver with
another huge paper smash in the early hours of the day. This
follows the Fed Speak and is typical hit an run for these
banksters, especially during the seasonal summer doldrums of
silver. They want no alternative to the almighty dollar and will
use every trick int he book to break that resistance.
Bail-in of Western Banking System Officially Begins As UK’s
Co-Operative Bank to Bail-in £1.5bn With 100% Losses!
silverdoctors.com - In the wake of the Cyprus Popular Bank’s
depositor bail-in, we alerted SD readers on April 2nd to the
fact that bail-ins were coming to the US and UK, as The Fed and
BOE had quietly created a resolution authority for unlimited
bail-ins for TBTF banks.
New Colorado Threat: Fast-moving, Unpredictable Wildfire Forced
More Than 100 People To Evacuate
Denver Post - It is believed that the fire was caused by
lightning late Tuesday. It was first reported to the Forest
Service at 11:30 p.m. that night. Because of its remote
location, it was being monitored remotely when it "took off"
Wednesday afternoon.
Pesticides slash water life by 42 percent: study
AFP - Pesticides may kill off water insects and other small
aquatic life by as much as 42 percent, according to an analysis
of German, French and Australian rivers and streams published on
Monday.
Comprehensive list of GMO products and companies
shiftfrequency.com - Note: You can download this
pdf file created by the Center for Food Safety that provides
guidelines for buying non-GMO foods in your local stores. This
tells you what you can eat that is not GMO contaminated. In
addition you can visit this
non-GMO product list site for organic brands you can buy.
CDC Admits Long-Standing Error in Medical Science - There Is No
Benefit In Reducing Salt Intake And It May Even Be Dangerous
Prevent Disease - What the CDC study reported explicitly is that
there is no benefit, and may be a danger, from reducing our salt
intake below 1 tsp per day. What was absent about the report was
is the difference between healthy mineral salts and iodized
table salt.
Reduce your cholesterol with chocolate: Research
(NaturalNews) Research shows that the polyphenols in cocoa
powder can improve your cholesterol levels. Like certain other
foods such as berries and green tea, cocoa powder is high in
antioxidant chemicals known as polyphenols. In cocoa, the
polyphenol family known as the flavanols predominates. Studies
have shown that these polyphenols are good for the heart.
DHA found to reduce aggression and violent behavior in young
men: Research
(NaturalNews) The omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)
decreases aggressive behavior in young adults, studies have
shown. Notably, having more DHA in the diet appears to help
young people cope better with stressful situations.
USDA Organic Formula Contains An Ingredient Worse Than GMOs
Green Med Info - The USDA organic label is supposed to protect
the consumer against being exposed to harmful chemicals and GMOs,
but the sobering fact is that USDA-certified infant formula
products are not only being allowed to use a pesticide in their
formulas, but are advertising it as a 'healthy' mineral to
unsuspecting consumers.
Strangely like Fiction: Sponsored Academics Admit Falsely
Claiming Dairy Hormone Safety Endorsements
Green Med Info - (recombinant bovine growth hormone) continues,
even under new ownership. After acquiring rbGH from Monsanto,
Elanco (part of Eli Lilly) has stepped up efforts to convince
milk processors and the wider food industry that milk from rbGH-injected
cows is safe.
A new giant vaccine scandal exposes government lies and psyops
Activist Post - If you control the use of words and numbers, you
can make trillions of dollars, and you can hide scandals that
would otherwise take you down into infamy and prison. You can
pretty much operate a whole sector of society and remain
untouched. Nowhere is this more clear than in the criminal work
of the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
YouTube: NSA Whistleblower Russ Tice Alleges NSA Wiretapped
Barack Obama as Senate Candidate
In this bombshell episode of the Boiling Frogs Post Podcast Show
NSA whistleblower Russ Tice joins us to go on record for the
first time with new revelations and the names of official
culprits involved in the NSA's illegal practices....
* Related Article:
Bush-era whistleblower claims NSA wiretapped Barack Obama...
VIDEO/ARTICLE: ‘Do we need more leaks in order to be
outraged?’
RT - As Wikileaks hints at the possibility of publishing more
classified documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the US
intelligence community is getting apprehensive about the
whistleblower’s intentions, Charlie McGrath head of Wide Awake
News has told RT.
REVEALED: Top Secret Rules Allow NSA to Use Data Without Warrant
The Guardian - Top secret documents submitted to the court that
oversees surveillance by US intelligence agencies show the
judges have signed off on broad orders which allow the NSA to
make use of information "inadvertently" collected from domestic
US communications without a warrant.
Project Chess: Skype’s secret program aimed at making calls
readily available to intelligence agencies
Activist Post - In yet another instance of a report indicating
that tech giants worked directly with intelligence agencies to
enable government surveillance, it is now being reported that
Skype began a secret program called Project Chess to enable
intelligence agencies and law enforcement to easily get a hold
of calls.
Skynet rising: Google acquires 512-qubit quantum computer; NSA
surveillance to be turned over to AI machines
(NaturalNews) If you know anything about encryption, you
probably also realize that quantum computers are the secret KEY
to unlocking all encrypted files.... All your files -- even
encrypted files -- will be easily opened and read.
Govt could use metadata to map your every move
mcclatchydc.com - If you tweet a picture from your living room
using your smartphone, you’re sharing far more than your new
hairdo or the color of the wallpaper. You’re potentially
revealing the exact coordinates of your house to anyone on the
Internet.
We’ll be uploading our entire MINDS to computers by 2045
Daily Mail - In just over 30 years, humans will be able to
upload their entire minds to computers and become digitally
immortal - an event called singularity - according to a futurist
from Google.
Human organs ‘could be grown in animals within a year’
The Telegraph - There is widespread support in Japan for
research that has raised red flags in other countries.
Scientists plan to introduce a human stem cell into the embryo
of an animal – most likely a pig – to create what is termed a "chimeric
embryo" that can be implanted into an animal's womb.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
House Farm Bill Defeated After Adoption of Hastings Pollinator
Amendment
beyondpesticides.org - Earlier today the House farm bill was
defeated by a vote of 234 to 195. Many Democrats were moved to
vote against the bill after several amendments were accepted
yesterday that would make it more difficult for individuals to
receive food stamp benefits.... The U.S. House of
Representatives last night during Pollinator Week passed an
amendment... that requires more federal attention to the loss of
honey bees and other pollinators.
Huge bee die-off in Oregon parking lot blamed on insecticide
spraying
grist.org - National Pollinator Week began grimly Sunday when
tens of thousands of dead bumblebees, honeybees, ladybugs, and
other insects were discovered blanketing a shopping plaza’s
parking lot just off Interstate 5 in Wilsonville, Ore.
Bumblebees were the species hardest hit, with an estimated
25,000 dead and 150 colonies lost outside a Target store.
10 Ways to Grow a Shade Garden
Mother Earth Living - If you aren’t blessed with a prime
gardening spot that receives full sun (eight to 10 hours of
sunlight per day), don’t despair. A handful of fresh garden
vegetables and quite a few delicious culinary herbs will grow
happily in shady spots, including underneath a tree canopy or in
the shade of a building.
Backyard Bounty: 8 Useful Weeds
Mother Earth Living - Are weeds our friend or foe? Discover
eight of our favorite useful weeds and decide for yourself.
20 Items to Kick Start Your Food Storage Plan
Activist Post - No matter how many times I write about food,
there is always something new to consider or a new and different
way to present the same old information in a more useful manner.
Thursday -
June 20, 2013 - Today in History:
1740 - Maria Theresa became the ruler of Austria, Hungary and Bohemia
with the death of her father, Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI.
1774 - The new Continental Congress, the governing body of America’s
colonies, passed an order proclaiming that all citizens of the colonies
"discountenance and discourage all horse racing and all kinds of gaming,
cock fighting, exhibitions of shows, plays and other expensive
diversions and entertainment."
1803 - The U.S. Senate approved the Louisiana Purchase.
1818 - The U.S. and Great Britain established the boundary between the
U.S. and Canada to be the 49th parallel.
1827 - The Battle of Navarino took place during the Greek War for
Independence.
1873 - A Hippodrome was opened in New York City by showman Phineus T.
(P.T.) Barnum.
1903 - A joint commission ruled in favor of the U.S. concerning a
dispute over the boundary between Canada and the District of Alaska.
1910 - A baseball with a cork center was used in a World Series game for
the first time.
1935 - Mao Zedong arrived in Hanoi after his Long March that took just
over a year. He then set up the Chinese Communist Headquarters.
1942 - Pierre Laval told the French labor that they must serve in
Germany.
1944 - Allied forces invaded the Philippines.
1944 - During World War II, the Yugoslav cities of Belgrade and
Dubrovnik were liberated.
1952 - The Mau Mau uprising against white settlers began in Kenya.
1968 - Jackie Lee Bouvier Kennedy married Aristotle Onassis.
1979 - The John F. Kennedy Library in Boston was dedicated.
1984 - The U.S. State Department reduced the number of Americans
assigned to the U.S. embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.
1993 - Attorney General Janet Reno warned the TV industry to limit the
violence in their programs.
1995 - Britain, France and the U.S. announced a treaty that banned
atomic blasts in the South Pacific.
2003 - A 40-year-old man went over Niagara Falls without safety devices
and survived. He was charged with illegally performing a stunt.
2009 - European astronomers discover 32 exoplanets.
Saudi Arabia arms militants in Syria
Press TV - According to the Daily Telegraph, militant sources said they
had received the first batch of the heavy weaponry from Saudi Arabia in
Aleppo. The sources said that more arms, including higher-end missiles,
would be sent to the militants later.
Foreign Death Squad Network in Syria Larger Than Stated by West
Activist Post - Western governments and media outlets have attempted to
downplay both the role and the number of foreign fighters in Syria. This
is, of course, understandable, considering the agenda of the NATO forces
in regards to the country.
US
destroying its military equipment in Afghanistan
Press TV - The U.S. military has destroyed more than 170 million pounds
of vehicles and other military equipment in Afghanistan, wasting an
estimated $7 billion in an era of contracting budgets and austerity.
Intelsat stops services to Iran channels
Press TV - Communications satellite services provider Intelsat has
announced the suspension of its services to the channels launched from
Iran as the West's campaign against free speech intensifies.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Crowd of 30,000 overruns police cordon ahead of
Brazil football match (Photos)
RT - Dozens were hurt as riot police unleashed tear gas and barrage of
rubber bullets at a crowd of some 30,000 Brazilian protesters.
Mask ban: Canada's veiled protesters face 10 years' jail
RT - A new Canadian law forbids people from wearing a mask or covering
their face during a riot or so-called “unlawful assembly” in the
country. The law carries a maximum ten-year sentence for anyone
convicted of physically concealing their identity.
Kerry Called For “Immediate” Air Strikes on Syria
Paul Joseph Watson - US Secretary of State John Kerry called for
“immediate” air strikes on Syria last week following the Obama
administration’s claim that President Bashar Al-Assad had used chemical
weapons, a rush to war that was soundly rejected by the Joint Chiefs of
Staff.
Kerry calls Karzai to ease tension over Taliban office
Press TV - US Secretary of State John Kerry has called Afghan President
Hamid Karzai for the second time over the past 24 hours in a bid to
defuse tension with Afghanistan after Kabul opposed the opening of a
Taliban office in Qatar.
Jordan, US hold drills in desert areas
Press TV - Military forces from the United States and Jordan have held
war games in desert areas near the Syrian border with the Persian Gulf
country.
Russian Cyberspace Head Calls For Internet Kill Switch
Paul Joseph Watson - The head of Russia’s cyberspace policy today called
for global governments to react to the NSA spy scandal by creating a
United Nations-style body that would have regulatory control over the
Internet – including a web kill switch.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
VIDEO: First Congress Member Allowed to Read Secret TPP Treaty -
"This Agreement Hands The Sovereignty of Our Country Over to
Corporate Interests”
Washington's Blog - Yesterday, Congressman Alan Grayson...
announced that he had been allowed to read the text of TPP – and
that it is an anti-American power grab by big corporations...
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Journalist Michael Hastings Dies in Fiery
Crash / Hollywood RAW FOOTAGE
12160.info - Written by City News Service - Journalist Michael
Hastings, whose blunt Rolling Stone profile of Gen. Stanley
McChrystal led to the resignation of the commander of U.S.
forces in Afghanistan, died today in a car crash in Los Angeles,
according to the magazine and a website for which he worked.
VIDEO: FBI uses drones in U.S., says Mueller
CNN News - FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged the law
enforcement agency uses drone aircraft in the United States for
surveillance in certain difficult cases. Mueller told the Senate
Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that drones are used by the FBI
in a "very, very minimal way and very seldom."
VIDEO: DHS Claims Billions of Bullets Purchased Were “Clerical
Error”
Warner Todd Huston - A fellow named Steve Knepp came across some
agents of the Department of Homeland Security in Philadeplhia
that claimed that the 2 billion bullets ordered by his agency
was “quite possibly a clerical error.” The agent told Mr. Knepp
that it was absurd that people think that DHS would even have
enough money to buy that many bullets all at once.
The Forced Depopulation of America’s Rural Areas
Activist Post - If you wonder why New York City Mayor Bloomberg
and Michelle Obama have been trying to control the size of
sodas, the amount of salt one can use and are dictating what
school children will eat for lunch, the answer is that they are
conditioning the American public that the government controls
all food intake. The reasons for these new controls over diet
will become painfully clear after reading the following
paragraphs.
Executive At Monsanto Wins Global Food Honor
NY Times - On Wednesday the World Food Prize Foundation said the
honor and the $250,000 cash prize would be shared by Robert T.
Fraley, Monsanto’s executive vice president and chief technology
officer, and two other scientists, Marc Van Montagu of Belgium
and Mary-Dell Chilton of the United States.
VIDEO: GOP Rep's Epic 1-Minute Beatdown Of Barack Obama On House
Floor
ijreview.com - Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-Okla.) took to the House
Floor Monday and delivered a brief – yet awesome – skewering of
Barack Obama, his administration and his vice president.
Must-watch.
VIDEO: Investigative Journalist Michael Hastings Dies in Fiery
Hollywood Crash - "It sounded like a bomb went off"
Blacklisted News - Michael Hastings Currently Was Working On CIA
And NSA Story.
TWA Flight 800 crash not due to gas tank explosion, say former
investigators
Yahoo! News - The producers of an upcoming documentary on TWA
Flight 800—which exploded and crashed into the waters off Long
Island, N.Y., on July 17, 1996, killing all 230 people on
board—claim to have proof that an explosion outside the
Paris-bound flight caused the crash. And six former
investigators who took part in the film say there was a cover-up
and want the case reopened.
Topeka, KS: No school insurance if teachers have guns
cjonline.com - Allowing teachers and other employees to carry
guns under a new state law would cost most school districts
their insurance. EMC Insurance Companies, the state’s main
insurer of schools, won’t insure districts with armed employees
under the new law, which takes effect July 1. Districts already
insured by EMC wouldn’t have their policies renewed.
NJ Supreme Court Rules State Can Seek Custody Of Child Without
Evidence Of Abuse
CBS News - Diana Autin [executive director of Statewide Parent
Advocacy Network] says under the court’s ruling, the state can
get custody of a child with behavior problems if it proves that
the parent can’t provide the type of services the child needs
and the services are in the child’s best interest. She says the
division can get custody without using the state’s abuse and
neglect law.
Attempted Land Grab Ends With Voters Booting Entire City Council
reason.com - Government officials like to use eminent domain for
the convenience of their preferred policies and/or the
enrichment of themselves and their buddies. Usually, they get
away with it, because the folks on the receiving end are too few
and powerless to hold their tormentors to account.
32 Facts That Show How Men Are Being Systematically Emasculated
In America Today
Economic Collapse - What is wrong with men in America? Why isn't
our country producing lots of strong, independent, hard working
men of character like it once did?
Obama Set to Kill U.S. Jobs Market with 30 Million Workers
Intel Hub - With the decline in employment, rather than
implement ways to increase growth in the economy, the Obama
administration is doing just the opposite. It is clear to so
many people now that Obama was selected by the Elite to bring
about the destruction of the United States. No decision he has
made has had a single positive impact to our country – not one.
Poll finds nearly two-thirds see U.S. economy as poor
upi.com - Nearly two-thirds of Americans rate the U.S. economy
as poor while 35 percent say it is good, a national poll
indicates.
VIDEO: IRS to pay $70M in employee bonuses despite spending cuts
Fox News - The IRS is set to pay roughly $70 million in
employee-union bonuses, contrary to an Obama administration
directive to halt such rewards amid the deep, government-wide
budget cuts known as sequestration.
Dow
Skids 200, Stocks End Down 1% as Fed Hints at Stimulus Slowdown
CNBC News - Stocks accelerated their selloff in the final hour
of trading to end near session lows Wednesday, after the Federal
Reserve said it will maintain its bond-buying program, though
Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted that the central bank plans to
moderate purchases later this year.
VIDEO: Ron Paul: Dollar Will Collapse, Gold Will “Go To
Infinity”
Steve Watson - Appearing on CNBC yesterday, former Congressman
Ron Paul warned that if the US continues on its current course,
the dollar will collapse, and gold will literally be priceless.
“Eventually, if we’re not carefully, it will go to infinity,
because the dollar will collapse totally,” Paul said on
CNBC.com’s Futures Now.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: National Mortgage Settlement Monitor Finds
Few Flaws As Consumer Advocates Cry Foul
Huffington Post - The government-appointed monitor overseeing
mortgage practices as part of last year’s robo-signing
settlement between five big U.S. banks and dozens of government
agencies found few violations after grading the banks’
compliance with ambitious new standards, according to court
documents filed Tuesday.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Obama Bankrupts Coal, Boosts Fracking
Activist Post - All over America, coal power plants which
provide stable, cheap energy are being shut down under Obama-led
regulations and the C02 control agenda. Although coal is dirty,
regulations have helped clean it up, and natural gas from
fracking is worse … but hydraulic fracturing is exactly what
Obama is using to replace coal – at great cost to the
environment.
The Cascadia Fault Line: Locked, Loaded And Ready To Fire
Activist Post - Cascadia is locked, loaded and ready to fire;
it’s not a case of if, but a case of when. Sadly with so many
variables, an earthquake tsunami combination is almost
impossible to prepare for adequately. The only sure-fire way to
survive is not to be in the area in the first place.
'Dead Zones' Predicted for Gulf, Chesapeake Bay
weather.com - Scientists in Michigan and Louisiana are
predicting a big summer "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico unless
a tropical storm hits the area shortly before or during the
annual measurement. In the Chesapeake Bay, scientists expect a
smaller-than-average area where there's too little oxygen to
support fish, shellfish and other aquatic life.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Arizona Wildfire: Doce Fire Burning Near
Prescott
ABC News - A wind-fueled wildfire that broke out Tuesday morning
in the Prescott National Forest grew to 5,000 acres in a matter
of hours. The Doce Fire, sparked on the west side of Granite
Basin Road around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, was believed to have grown
to over 7,000 acres as of Wednesday morning, but those figures
were later amended to just over 5,000 acres.
The effect of curcumin (turmeric) on Alzheimer's disease: An
overview
This paper discusses the effects of curcumin on patients with
Alzheimer's disease (AD). Curcumin (Turmeric), an ancient Indian
herb used in curry powder, has been extensively studied in
modern medicine and Indian systems of medicine for the treatment
of various medical conditions, including cystic fibrosis,
hemorrhoids, gastric ulcer, colon cancer, breast cancer,
atherosclerosis, liver diseases and arthritis.
Top children's vitamin brand chock-full of GMOs, aspartame and
other deadly ingredients
(NaturalNews) Do you know all the ingredients contained in the
multivitamin you feed to your children? Thousands of American
parents apparently do not, as one of the top selling
multivitamins for children, Flintstones Vitamins, is loaded with
genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), aspartame, aluminum,
petroleum-derived artificial colors, and all sorts of other
toxic additives that are literally poisonous to humans, and
especially to children.
VIDEO: Cancer Risk of This Medical Scan Equal to Smoking 1400
Cigarettes
Green Med Info - Newly published research from the journal
cancer indicates that conventional radiation-based cancer
treatments may actually be driving the cancer into greater
malignancy. Irradiated breast cancer cells were found to be 30
times more capable of forming new tumors than nonirradiated
breast cancer cells.
VIDEO: The #1 Anti-Cancer Vegetable - Garlic!
Green Med Info - “There was one clear winner. One vegetable that
completely, 100% stopped cancer growth in 7 out of the 8 tumor
lines. One of the most important findings of the year…”
Over 700 US doctors suspected of harmful excessive prescription
practices – report
RT - Questionable and potentially harmful prescriptions, costing
the US government some $352 million, were prescribed for elderly
and disabled patients by 736 general care physicians under the
national insurance program Medicare, a new report revealed.
Americans fatter than ever, obesity officially called a
'disease'
RT - US obesity rates have reached a record high, and physicians
have officially classified it as a “disease”, which will likely
change the way doctors and health insurance providers treat the
28.9 percent of American adults who are severely overweight.
Silver makes antibiotics thousands of times more effective
nature.com - Collins [a biomedical engineer at Boston
University] and his team found that silver — in the form of
dissolved ions — attacks bacterial cells in two main ways: it
makes the cell membrane more permeable, and it interferes with
the cell’s metabolism, leading to the overproduction of
reactive, and often toxic, oxygen compounds.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Feinstein On NSA: Nothing to See Here,
Please Move Along
Kurt Nimmo - California Democrat and Senate fixture Dianne
Feinstein and her comrades in Congress hope the NSA political
football gets lost in the shuffle. Feinstein and Rogers explain
why the Constitution should take a backseat in the manufactured
war on terror.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Ron Paul: “50 foiled Terror Plots” Claim
Is False
Steve Watson - Former Congressman Ron Paul accused the NSA of
twisting the truth to fit pre arranged talking points Tuesday,
saying that claims warrantless spying on American have foiled
scores of terror plots are false.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: 'Tell your boss I owe him another friggin'
beer:' Hot mic catches NSA boss praising FBI chiefs for
supportive testimony on surveillance programs
Daily Mail - The director of the National Security Agency was
overheard offering a round of beer to the FBI's
second-in-command following Tuesday's congressional hearing on
the NSA's controversial surveillance programs. The three-hour
hearing had just wrapped up around 1 p.m. when NSA Director
Keith Alexander turned to FBI Deputy Director Sean Joyce and
praised him for his testimony.
App pays you to snitch on illegally parked cars
Fox News - Becoming a bounty hunter may soon get a lot easier.
SpotSquad is a mobile phone application in the works that allows
users to report illegally parked cars and get a cut of the fine
paid as a reward.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Despite Irrefutable Evidence of Toxicity and Death, Monsanto’s
Friends at the EPA Raise Allowable Glysophate Levels
The Organic Prepper - The EPA’s change of heart means that the
allowed glyphosate level in animal feed will rise to 100 parts
per million (ppm) and 40 ppm in oilseed crops. Thankfully,
there’s no need for us to worry because they’ve assured us that
the new allowable levels are only “minimally toxic” to humans.
Top 7 Myths About GMO Foods & Monsanto
Natural Society - With all the controversy circling in the
mainstream media about the necessity of GMO farming due to world
population explosions and a diminishing global food supply, it
is time to debunk some of the biggest myths about GMO foods.
Wednesday -
June 19, 2013 - Today in History:
1778 - U.S. General George Washington's troops finally left Valley Forge
after a winter of training.
1862 - U.S. President Abraham Lincoln outlined his Emancipation
Proclamation, which outlawed slavery in U.S. territories.
1864 - The USS Kearsarge sank the CSS Alabama off of Cherbourg, France.
1865 - The emancipation of slaves was proclaimed in Texas.
1910 - The first Father's Day was celebrated in Spokane, Washington.
1912 - The U.S. government established the 8-hour work day.
1917 - During World War I, King George V ordered the British royal
family to dispense with German titles and surnames.
1934 - The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration was
established.
1934 - The U.S. Congress established the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC). The commission was to regulate radio and TV
broadcasting (later).
1942 - Norma Jeane Mortenson (Marilyn Monroe) and her 21-year-old
neighbor Jimmy Dougherty were married. They were divorced in June of
1946.
1942 - British Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrived in Washington,
DC, to discuss the invasion of North Africa with U.S. President
Roosevelt.
1943 - Henry Kissinger became a naturalized United States citizen.
1944 - The U.S. won the battle of the Philippine Sea against the
Imperial Japanese fleet.
1951 - U.S. President Harry S. Truman signed the Universal Military
Training and Service Act, which extended Selective Service until July 1,
1955 and lowered the draft age to 18.
1961 - Kuwait regained complete independence from Britain.
1961 - The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a provision in Maryland's
constitution that required state officeholders to profess a belief in
God.
1964 - The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was approved after surviving an
83-day filibuster in the U.S. Senate.
1973 - The Case-Church Amendment prevented further U.S. involvement in
Southeast Asia.
1997 - William Hague became the youngest leader of Britain's
Conservative party in nearly 200 years.
1998 - Gateway was fined more than $400,000 for illegally shipping
personal computers to 16 countries subject to U.S. export controls.
1998 - A study released said that smoking more than doubles risks of
developing dementia and Alzheimer's.
1998 - Switzerland's three largest banks offered $600 million to settle
claims they'd stolen the assets of Holocaust victims during World War
II. Jewish leaders called the offer insultingly low.
2000 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a group prayer led by students
at public-school football games violated the 1st Amendment's principle
that called for the separation of church and state.
West to send more arms to Syria
Press TV - Informed diplomats have said a plan for providing
foreign-backed militants fighting against the Syrian government in the
southwestern city of Dara'a and on the northern borders with Turkey with
weapons has entered the implementation phase.
Obama urged to crush Syria’s air power
Press TV - In a letter to Obama on Tuesday, the chairmen of the Foreign
Relations and Armed Forces panels Senator Bob Menendez, as well as Carl
Levin and John McCain urged the president to immediately send weapons to
the militants in Syria, The Hill reported.
Israel backs US arming of Syria militants
Press TV - Israeli President Shimon Peres has supported the United
States plans to provide foreign-backed militants in Syria with weapons.
Karzai suspends talks with US over Taliban move
AP - The Afghan president on Wednesday suspended talks with the United
States on a new security deal to protest the way his government was
being left out of initial peace negotiations with the Taliban meant to
find a way to end the nearly 12-year war.
Israel violates Lebanese airspace
Press TV - There were reports that the enemy plane had carried out
circular maneuvers over the regions before it left Lebanon’s airspace at
22:15 pm towards the occupied territories while flying over the town of
Naqoura in South Lebanon. Israel violates Lebanon's airspace on an
almost daily basis, claiming the flights serve surveillance purposes.
Obama Has Plans to Cut U.S. Nuclear Arsenal, if Russia Reciprocates
NY Times - President Obama plans to use a speech in Berlin on Wednesday
to outline plans for further reductions in the American nuclear arsenal
if Russia agrees to pare back its weapons at the same time,
administration officials said Tuesday.
Brazil to deploy National Security troops against protesters
RT - The Brazilian government will deploy National Public Security Force
in five cities hosting the FIFA football tournament in an effort to
contain the ongoing protests across the country.
YouTube: G8 backs Syria conference, calls for chemical probe & removal
of al-Qaeda fighters
RT - While the G8 was struggling to find a diplomatic end to the Syrian
conflict, violence on the ground kept escalating. At least 60 government
troops have been killed near Aleppo in a car bomb attack allegedly
carried out by Al-Qaeda affiliated rebels - shortly after a similar
blast in Damascus that left 10 soldiers dead.
VIDEO: US to begin direct peace talks with Taliban 'within days'
france24.com - Senior US officials said on Tuesday that they will enter
peace talks with the Taliban at a new office in Doha "within the coming
days", in what may be a significant step towards an end to the
long-running war.
Snowden seeks asylum in Iceland through intermediary
RT - Iceland has been informally contacted by an intermediary who stated
that NSA leaker, former CIA contractor Edward Snowden, wants asylum in
the Nordic island-state, Reuters reports. The difficulty though is that
he is not in the country.
The Chinese Version of Agenda 21 and Why the US Should Care
Activist Post - The Chinese government is in the process of relocating
250,000 people per week from rural farmlands to densely populated urban
areas into what has been dubbed as the Chinese ghost towns. Many of us
have heard about these Chinese ghost cities. However, until this year we
didn’t really know the true purpose of why these ghost cities were being
built. However, the veil is being lifted and now it is becoming very
obvious as to what the Chinese are up to.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
US senators question aid to Honduras, citing extrajudicial
killings
RNIF - A number of US senators have questioned Obama
administration™s foreign aid to Honduras, pointing to growing
reports of human rights atrocities in the Central American
country that has long been regarded as a US-client state.
YouTube: Rand Paul Blasts Dick Cheney: 'Someone Should Have Been
Removed From Office' For Pre-9/11 Failures
6/18/13 - Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) appeared on CNN's The Situation
Room on Tuesday evening where he was asked to respond to former
Vice President Dick Cheney who told Fox News Channel's Chris
Wallace that the junior Kentucky senator was wrong when he
criticized the NSA's surveillance programs.
VIDEO: BOOM! Talk About Dropping a Truth Bomb on Live TV
Activist Post - This is an older video, but it's worth watching.
Former U.S. Marine Ken O'Keefe goes off on a truther rant like
no other. You won't ever see this on CNN.
VIDEO: Real Life Spy Drama On U.S. Bound Plane? “I’m Dead
Already, They’re Gonna Kill Me”
Activist Post - To add further drama and confusion to the story
of Edward Snowden, NSA Spying and Central Intelligence Agency
involvement, a passenger on a U.S. bound flight out of Hong Kong
Monday claimed that intelligence agents had detained him, were
going to kidnap him, take him to a safe house, and that they
planned to kill him because of his knowledge about the recently
released leaks.
VIDEO: Audit The IRS Rally June 19th Noon - US Capitol West Lawn
Daily Caller - Conservative activists are planning to storm
Capitol Hill on Wednesday for what they are predicting will be
“the largest Tea Party protest since 2010.” The protest —
drawing tea partiers like TV host Glenn Beck and Kentucky Sen.
Rand Paul — is in response to the Internal Revenue Service’s
recent admission that it has been specifically targeting
conservative groups for extra scrutiny.
Senate rejects border fence
Washington Times - Senators on Tuesday rejected building the 700
miles of double-tier border fencing Congress authorized just
seven years ago, with a majority of the Senate saying they
didn’t want to delay granting illegal immigrants legal status
while the fence was being built.
NORAD’s Falcon Virgo Exercise Rolls Out in D.C. Today
Kurt Nimmo June 18, 2013 - On June 17, the Office of the
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs announced a
NORAD exercise for the Washington, D.C. area to be held between
June 18 and June 19. The Defense Department
press release states...
The 12 Principles of Enslavement
Activist Post - There were always people who wanted to control
others and by imposing their will secure their existence,
materially and spiritually.
US Companies Lobbying Furiously To Save Corporate Tax Loopholes
Huffington Post - The seamy details of this lobbying effort are
found in a new study by the reform advocacy group Public
Citizen. It is arguably one of the least-surprising studies in
the history of studies, right up there with research confirming
that popes tend to wear large hats. But it makes for depressing,
eye-opening reading nonetheless.
Fox commentator paid $50,000 to tout stock
marketwatch.com - Most investors can’t tell the difference
between “sponsored investment research” and independent
analysis, and that’s exactly what the “sponsors” — typically
small companies paying for a marketing campaign that will
inflate their stock activity and value — are counting on.
Man Who Oversees $150 Billion Warns Of Hyperinflation
King World News - Rob Arnott, who has won an unprecedented six
Graham & Dodd Awards and is also Chairman of Research
Affiliates, also warned KWN about the dangers of what the Fed
and other central planners are engaging in as they lead us into
a reckless and potentially game-ending and destructive
“Hyper-Keynes” policy.
Watch Your Cash: New BAIL-IN Rules Will Force “Failed Bank
Losses on Investors”
Mac Slavo - When the Cypriot government forced account holders
to cover bank losses earlier this year most of the world assumed
this was a one-off event, limited only to the people of Cyprus.
Though warnings urging depositors to get their money out of
banks spread across the world, few have taken them seriously.
Perhaps now they’ll reconsider.
Farewell Bernanke – Thanks For Inflating The Biggest Bond Bubble
The World Has Ever Seen
Activist Post - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is on the
way out the door, but the consequences of the bond bubble that
he has helped to create will stay with us for a very, very long
time. During Bernanke's tenure, interest rates on U.S.
Treasuries have fallen to record lows. This has enabled the U.S.
government to pile up an extraordinary amount of debt.
10 Disturbing Tales From The Side Streets And Dark Alleys Of
America
Economic Collapse - As our economic decline becomes even more
severe, the hearts of even more Americans are going to grow
cold. And people with cold hearts can do some absolutely
terrible things. The following are 10 disturbing tales from the
side streets and dark alleys of America...
VA Gulf War panel members walk out to protest changes
Army Times - Three members of a Veterans Affairs Department
advisory committee on Persian Gulf War illnesses walked out of a
meeting in Washington, D.C., on Monday to protest planned
changes to the board’s makeup — alterations they say are
designed to neuter the often outspoken panel.
Senator Durbin to Reintroduce Supplement Bill
Dr. Mercola - Durbin first introduced the Dietary Supplement
Labeling Act (S 1310) in 2011, a bill that threatens the
supplement industry by granting FDA more power to regulate
supplements as if they were drugs, potentially putting
supplement companies out of business. In fact, under this bill,
supplement regulation would be even more stringent than for
pharmaceutical drugs! The bill specifies the following...
A Ban on Gingko? Even FDA Thinks It’s a Silly Idea
Alliance for Natural Health - The Center for Science in the
Public Interest (CSPI) wrote a letter this month to the FDA
requesting a ban on gingko biloba. First the letter dismisses
gingko’s efficacy on memory and cognitive function (“Claims
regarding Ginkgo’s supposed health benefits…are false and should
be stopped”), then cites a report that finds gingko extracts
cause cancer in humans. Except that the report actually did
nothing of the sort.
New vaccine developed against 'Delhi belly' - What will
Frankenscientists jab you for next?
(NaturalNews) The pharmaceutical industry has developed yet
another new vaccine, this time for a common holiday ailment that
is said to afflict millions of travelers every year.
Distressing News: BPA in Mothers May Harm Newborns
Alliance for Natural Health - A Dutch study has found that
fetuses of mothers who have high levels of BPA in their systems
grow more slowly, have smaller heads, and weigh 20% less at
birth compared with babies born to women with the lowest BPA
levels.
VIDEO: What’s the No. 2 Cause of Accidental Death in Children?
Dr. Mercola - Drowning is the fifth leading cause of
unintentional injury death in the US, where about 10 people die
from drowning every day.... What’s shocking, however, is that
many drowning deaths among children occur when the child is
being supervised and may be only a short distance from an adult.
Turmeric produces mind-blowing recovery from dementia symptoms,
multiple case studies show
(NaturalNews) "In a study involving three patients with
Alzheimer's Disease, whose cognitive decline and Behavioral and
Psychological Symptoms of Dementia were severe, exhibiting
irritability, agitation, anxiety, and apathy, supplementation
with turmeric powder capsules for over one year was found to be
associated with improvement in symptoms," wrote the authors of
the study in their summary.
Fab-4 superfoods: Pomegranate, curcumin, green tea and broccoli
help fight prostate cancer
(NaturalNews) A research team associated with the Cambridge
University Hospital System in the UK provides scientifically
validated evidence that broccoli, turmeric, green tea and
pomegranate help fight prostate cancer, the most common cancer
in men.
Treat your IBS naturally with vitamin D: Research
(NaturalNews) A preliminary review of individual reports
strongly suggest that high-dose vitamin D may be one of the most
effective treatment yet discovered for irritable bowel syndrome
(IBS).
Learn to make delicious, gluten-free buckwheat pancakes with
this recipe
(NaturalNews) Buckwheat flour is a nutritious and energizing
flour that is sourced from the flowers of the buckwheat plant,
which is native to Northern Europe and Asia. Because it is free
of gluten and wheat, it has become popular as a substitute to
white or enriched flour, especially among diabetics and people
seeking to lose weight.
Benefits of Activated Charcoal: Medicine of the Egyptians,
Greeks, and Native Americans
Natural Society - Activated charcoal is used as a detox agent to
absorb a host of heavy metals, chemicals, and pharmaceutical
drug remains that flow through your blood stream but the health
benefits of activated charcoal don't stop there.
Obama's 'transparent' NSA interview points debunked
RT - Despite reports indicating the opposite US President Barack
Obama has continued to perpetrate the vague assertion that the
controversial NSA surveillance programs, primarily PRISM, are
responsible for stopping a major terrorist attack in New York
City.
YouTube: Ron Paul on Cavuto Jun 18, 2013
Ron Paul talks about the House NSA hearing with Neil Cavuto on
Fox News.
Google challenges U.S. gag order, citing First Amendment
Washington Post - Google asked the secretive Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Court on Tuesday to ease long-standing
gag orders over data requests the court makes, arguing that the
company has a constitutional right to speak about information it
is forced to give the government.
Big Brother alert: Cameras in the cable box to monitor TV
viewers
Washington Times - It hardly gets more Orwellian than this. New
technology would allow cable companies to peer directly into
television watchers' homes and monitor viewing habits and
reactions to product advertisements. The technology would come
via the cable box, and at least one lawmaker on Capitol Hill is
standing in opposition.
21 Facts About NSA Snooping That Every American Should Know
Activist Post - There seems to be a lot of confusion about what
the NSA is actually doing. Are they reading our emails? Are they
listening to our telephone calls? Do they target American
citizens or is it only foreigners that they are targeting?
Unfortunately, the truth is that we aren’t going to get straight
answers from our leaders about this.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Urgent action alert: EPA about to raise allowable concentrations
of glyphosate on food crops, edible oils and animal feed -
comments needed by July 1
(NaturalNews) This is an urgent action alert from Natural News
and the Health Ranger. Public comments are due by July 1 to
object to new EPA regulations which are already in place,
allowing glyphosate contamination of food crops, edible oils and
waterways at concentrations which are thousands of times higher
than the amount needed to cause cancer.
Farmers' Market Sues City over 'Pave or Vacate' Mandate
Activist Post - Town council required them to have a paved
asphalt or concrete lot at great expense - $15,000 - $20,000 -
to the market, but the owners asked for an extension and to be
able to continue the pending summer market. Council shot that
down because of "ordinance" which apparently stems from
"aesthetics." So, it was pave or get out.
Tuesday -
June 18, 2013 - Today in History:
1621 - The first duel in America took place in the Plymouth Colony in
Massachusetts.
1778 - Britain evacuated Philadelphia during the U.S. Revolutionary War.
1812 - The War of 1812 began as the U.S. declared war against Great
Britain. The conflict began over trade restrictions.
1815 - At the Battle of Waterloo Napoleon was defeated by an
international army under the Duke of Wellington. Napoleon abdicated on
June 22.
1817 - London's Waterloo Bridge opened. The bridge, designed by John
Rennie, was built over the River Thames.
1873 - Susan B. Anthony was fined $100 for attempting to vote for a U.S.
President.
1898 - Atlantic City, NJ, opened its Steel Pier.
1915 - During World War I, the second battle of Artois ended.
1918 - Allied forces on the Western Front began their largest
counter-attack against the German army.
1925 - The first degree in landscape architecture was granted by Harvard
University.
1928 - Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic
Ocean as she completed a flight from Newfoundland to Wales.
1942 - The U.S. Navy commissioned its first black officer, Harvard
University medical student Bernard Whitfield Robinson.
1948 - The United Nations Commission on Human Rights adopted its
International Declaration of Human Rights.
1959 - A Federal Court annulled the Arkansas law allowing school
closings to prevent integration.
1979 - In Vienna, U.S. President Jimmy Carter and Leonid Brezhnev signed
the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT) 2.
1982 - The U.S. Senate approved the renewal of the 1965 Voting Rights
Act for an additional twenty-five years.
1983 - Dr. Sally Ride became the first American woman in space aboard
the space shuttle Challenger.
1998 - Nine commemorative U.S. postage stamps were reissued. The stamps
were considered to be classically beautiful examples of stamp engraving.
2000 - In Algiers, Algeria, the foreign ministers of Ethiopia and
Eritrea signed a preliminary cease-fire accord and agreed to work toward
a permanent settlement of their two-year border war.
2009 - Greenland assumed control over its law enforcement, judicial
affairs, and natural resources from the Kingdom of Denmark. Greenlandic
became the official language.
‘US deploys 1,500 Marines to Yemen’
Press TV - Some 1,500 Marines were deployed to al-Anad military base in
the country’s southern province of Lahij, al-Sharea daily quoted the
official as saying on Monday.... The official also said that American
forces usually enter the country in small groups, but the recent large
deployment could be in preparation for a possible imminent incident in
the region.
Demonstrations held in Berlin ahead of Obama visit
Press TV - On Monday, around 400 demonstrators rallied in Berlin in
protest against Washington's use of its assassination drones, which have
killed thousands of people in Afghanistan and around the world.... The
US president is scheduled to speak before 4,000 people at the
Brandenburg Gate, on Wednesday.
‘Police conduct raids across Turkey’
Press TV - Turkish police have carried out multiple raids across the
country and detained dozens of anti-government protesters, local media
have reported.
VIDEO: Brazil sees largest protests in decades as unrest hits second
week
RT - Mass protests continued throughout Brazil on Monday, with hundreds
of thousands of demonstrators converging in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro,
Belo Horizonte, the capital of Brasilia and other cities.
‘Saudis send missiles to Syria militants’
Press TV - Saudi Arabia has been purchasing missiles from suppliers in
France and Belgium since two months ago and has sent them to militants
in Syria, a report says.
EU, US to launch talks on ‘biggest bilateral trade deal in history’
RT - US President Barack Obama and EU leaders have officially announced
they will start negotiations on the creation of the world’s biggest
free-trade agreement, which could boost economic growth on both sides of
the Atlantic.
* Related Article/Video:
Tax evasion priority number one...
Putin and Obama agree to push both sides in Syrian conflict to Geneva
talks
RT - Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Barack Obama have
agreed to push the sides of the ongoing Syrian conflict to the
negotiating table in Geneva. The leaders made the pledge after a 2 hour
meeting at the G8 summit.
Did Israel Attack Syria Again?
Paul Joseph Watson - The IDF is refusing to comment on reports that
Israel attacked the Al-Miza military airbase near Damascus last night,
which if true could lead to a Syrian response and a massive escalation
of the 27 month conflict.
UN chief to travel to China
Press TV - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said on his visit to
China next week he will discuss China's "key role" in boosting UN
programs around the world. "
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
No trial, transfer or release: Gitmo's 'indefinite detainees'
identified
RT - For the first time since President Obama took office
Washington has publicly disclosed the names of inmates at the
Guantanamo Bay prison camp classified as “indefinite detainees”
- those who pose too great a threat to release but cannot be
tried in court.
VIDEO: Edward Snowden: Dick Cheney Calling Me A Traitor Is An
Honor
Liberty Crier - When asked about being called a traitor by Dick
Cheney Edward Snowden said, “This is a man who gave us the
warrantless wiretapping scheme as a kind of atrocity warm-up on
the way to deceitfully engineering a conflict that has killed
over 4,400 and maimed nearly 32,000 Americans, as well as
leaving over 100,000 Iraqis dead. Being called a traitor by Dick
Cheney is the highest honor you can give an American.”
VIDEO: Judge Napolitano: We Live In Dangerous Times, Losing
Liberty To Slippery Slope
Liberty Crier - Judge Andrew Napolitano talks with Neil Cavuto
about the erosion of our liberties and makes comparisons of
today’s surveillance operations to those of Stalin’s tyrannical
and murderous regime.
The Supreme Court Decided Your Silence Can Be Used Against You
Atlantic Wire - A nation continues to wait for final word on the
Supreme Court's Big Four cases this term — voting rights,
affirmative action, DOMA, and Proposition 8 — but the justices'
closest decision arrived first on Monday, in a 5-4 ruling on
Salinas v. Texas in which the conservative members of the Court
and Anthony Kennedy determined that if you remain silent before
police read your Miranda rights, that silence can and will be
held against you.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Obama To Grads: Reject Voices That Warn
About Government Tyranny
Real Clear Politics - U.S. President Barack Obama gives the
commencement address to the graduating class of The Ohio State
University at Ohio Stadium on May 5, 2013 in Columbus, Ohio.
VIDEO: Big Drop In Obama’s Approval Rating
Liberty Crier - President Obama’s approval rating dropped eight
points since May. CNN’s Chris Cuomo and John King report.
US offers $300 million to Syria refugees
Press TV - In another sign of illegal interference in the
internal affairs of Syria, the United States is offering a new
$300 million aid package for Syrian refugees.... Deputy national
security advisor Ben Rhodes told reporters that the new donation
will bring the total U.S. aid to Syrian refugees to over $800
million.
Obama Restricts Spying In Mosques While Spying Everywhere Else
investors.com - The White House assures that tracking our every
phone call and keystroke is to stop terrorists, and yet it won't
snoop in mosques, where the terrorists are. That's right, the
government's sweeping surveillance of our most private
communications excludes the jihad factories where homegrown
terrorists are radicalized.
Voter Proof-of-Citizenship Law Voided by Supreme Court
Bloomberg - The U.S. Supreme Court threw out an Arizona law
requiring evidence of citizenship when people register to vote,
in a victory for minority-rights advocates and the Obama
administration.
VIDEO: State photo-ID databases become troves for police
Washington Post - The faces of more than 120 million people are
in searchable photo databases that state officials assembled to
prevent driver’s-license fraud but that increasingly are used by
police to identify suspects, accomplices and even innocent
bystanders in a wide range of criminal investigations.
Scammers Use Obamacare To Steal Identities Of Elderly
CBS News - According to consumer watchdogs, scammers are trying
to fool consumers, in many cases seniors, into giving up
personal information by claiming they’ve been selected to be
among the first to get insurance cards for “Obamacare.”
Nanny Mike Strikes Again: Plans to Force Citizens to Compost
Kurt Nimmo - Nanny Mike, who has outlawed consumption of large
soft drinks and smoking outdoors, has an ambitious plan to
handle 100,000 tons of food scraps a year and convert
residential food waste into biogas for electricity generation,
according to the New York Times.
Whenever Margin Debt Goes Over 2.25% Of GDP The Stock Market
Always Crashes
Economic Collapse - What do 1929, 2000 and 2007 all have in
common? Those were all years in which we saw a dramatic spike in
margin debt. In all three instances, investors became highly
leveraged in order to "take advantage" of a soaring stock
market. But of course we all know what happened each time.
Ex-McDonald’s worker sues franchise that required fee-based
payroll debit cards
cpapracticeadvisor.com - The Shavertown, Pennsylvania,
McDonald's forces workers to be paid only one way: with a
payroll debit card that burdens workers with hefty fees to
obtain their hard-earned cash, according to a lawsuit filed
Thursday on behalf of Gunshannon and other McDonald's workers.
Gulf War Panel: We’re Being Purged for Contradicting the VA
theamericanconservative.com - Members of a heretofore
independent panel on Gulf War Illness are accusing Veterans
Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki of “shooting the messenger” by
gutting their committee and slashing half its members in a
recent charter rewrite.
Bank of America Lied to Homeowners and Rewarded Foreclosures,
Former Employees Say
Pro Publica - Bank of America employees regularly lied to
homeowners seeking loan modifications, denied their applications
for made-up reasons, and were rewarded for sending homeowners to
foreclosure, according to sworn statements by former bank
employees.
Fracking ignites fights over water in drought-stricken regions
RT - US states suffering a drought are facing a dire water
crisis exacerbated by hydraulic fracturing. The procedure
consumes vast amounts of water, which has driven up prices and
depleted certain aquifers and rivers.
Ecosystem and Food Supply Threatened by Gross Underestimate of
Toxicity of Neonicotinoid Pesticides
Dr. Mercola - Research shows the use of neonicotinoid pesticides
in seed treatments is responsible for the death of birds,
terrestrial and aquatic invertebrates and other wildlife.
Japan's Tsunami Radioactive Debris Pile Moves Closer to US West
Coast
Map of Japan's tsunami debris pile as of May 13, 2013
Black Forest Fire Homicide Investigation Slows Letting People Go
Home
Denver Post - Containment on the Black Forest fire could take
until Thursday, and hundreds of evacuees will have to wait, fire
managers said Sunday.
Vegetarian diet again shown to lower all-cause risk of death,
especially in men
(NaturalNews) Extensive research over the past decade continues
to show a distinct risk reduction for those following a
predominately vegetarian-style diet. In prior research works,
scientists have documented the effect of eating a vegetarian
diet with a significant reduction in the risk of developing many
chronic diseases including hypertension, metabolic syndrome,
diabetes and ischemic heart disease.
Why walnuts are the ultimate brain food
(NaturalNews) Walnuts are the same shape as the human brain. So
what's new here? Considered the ultimate superfood, walnuts are
now being served up as brain medicine for many reasons, not the
least of which is because they are replete with omega-3 fatty
acids, an essential fatty acid to keep the brain functioning
normally.
Researchers Discover Flaxseed Regresses Arterial Plaque
Green Med Info - Flaxseed's potential benefits to heart health
are astounding, considering recent research that it may regress
atheroslerotic plaque in those who consume it.
7 Essential Foods for Your Gut
Organic Gardening - For better gut health, these 7 foods will
help!
CDC Data: Raw Milk Safe During Pregnancy
Healthy Home Economist - Analysis of Centers for Disease Control
data on raw milk outbreaks listed no cases whatsoever of
food-borne illness from raw milk caused by Listeria during the
entire 13 year period from 1993-2005.... From 1998-2012, there
were 50 illnesses and 10 deaths (1 fetus) from Listeria
contracted from consuming pasteurized milk and cheese in the
United States.
Cheese—A Nutritional Powerhouse that Can Help Protect Your
Heart, Brain and Bones
Dr. Mercola - Cheese contains the powerful nutritional triad of
calcium, vitamin D and vitamin K2, which together channel
calcium into your bones and teeth while keeping it out of your
arteries; this, combined with its omega-3 fats, make cheese a
very heart-healthy food.
Why You Need to Avoid Low Fat Milk and Cheese
Dr. Mercola - More evidence pointing to the healing properties
of full-fat, raw dairy can be found from generations past when,
in the early 1900s, raw milk was actually used as medicine. Dr.
J.R. Crewe's "Milk Cure" was used at the Mayo clinic to
successfully treat.
YouTube: Judge Napolitano On FBI Director: They Cut As Many
Holes in the Constitution As They Want
Jun 17, 2013 - On today’s Studio B with Shepard Smith,
Napolitano lambasted Mueller for testimony given before the
House Judiciary Committee on Thursday on the government’s
surveillance of Americans’ phone and email communications,
alleging that he’s “still singing the tune that Constitutional
liberties can be subordinate to the government’s need to [find
the bad people].”
Leaker vows details on NSA access to tech servers
USA Today - NSA leaker Edward Snowden, answering questions
Monday in a live blog on his revelations about the top-secret
agency, denied charges he was spying for China and vowed to
release more details on the NSA's "direct access" to the tech
companies' servers "Truth is coming, and it cannot be stopped,"
Snowden said, according to The Guardian, which held the "live
chat" on its website.
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly slams federal phone & Internet
monitoring... 'NSA Should Come Clean'
NY Post - Police Commissioner Ray Kelly launched a stinging
rebuke to the federal government’s secret phone and Internet
monitoring campaign — and suggested leaker Edward Snowden was
right about privacy “abuse.” “I don’t think it ever should have
been made secret,” Kelly said today, breaking ranks with US
law-enforcement officials.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Coming to a store near you: GMO plants with synthetic biology
that makes them glow
NaturalNews) A team of researchers from Stanford University in
California wants you to donate your hard-earned money to them so
they can continue to develop an unapproved genetically-modified
(GM) plant that literally glows to generate light.
Monday -
June 17, 2013 - Today in History:
1775 - The British took Bunker Hill outside of Boston.
1789 - The Third Estate in France declared itself a national assembly,
and began to frame a constitution.
1848 - Austrian General Alfred Windischgratz crushed a Czech uprising in
Prague.
1856 - The Republican Party opened its first national convention in
Philadelphia.
1861 - U.S. President Abraham Lincoln witnessed Dr. Thaddeus Lowe
demonstrate the use of a hydrogen balloon.
1876 - General Crook’s command was attacked and defeated on the Rosebud
River by 1,500 Sioux and Cheyenne under the leadership of Crazy Horse.
1885 - The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York City aboard the French
ship Isere.
1912 - The German Zeppelin SZ 111 burned in its hanger in
Friedrichshafen.
1913 - U.S. Marines set sail from San Diego to protect American
interests in Mexico.
1917 - The Russian Duma met in a secret session in Petrograd and voted
for an immediate Russian offensive against the German Army. (World War
I)
1924 - The Fascist militia marched into Rome.
1928 - Amelia Earhart began the flight that made her the first woman to
successfully fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
1930 - The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Bill became law. It placed the highest
tariff on imports to the U.S.
1931 - British authorities in China arrested Indochinese Communist
leader Ho Chi Minh.
1932 - The U.S. Senate defeated the bonus bill as 10,000 veterans massed
around the Capitol.
1940 - The Soviet Union occupied Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
1940 - France asked Germany for terms of surrender in World War II.
1944 - French troops landed on the island of Elba in the Mediterranean.
1944 - The republic of Iceland was established.
1950 - Dr. Richard H. Lawler performed the first kidney transplant in a
45-minute operation in Chicago, IL.
1953 - Soviet tanks fought thousands of Berlin workers that were rioting
against the East German government.
1963 - The U.S. Supreme Court banned the required reading of the Lord's
prayer and Bible in public schools.
1965 - Twenty-seven B-52’s hit Viet Cong outposts but lost two planes in
South Vietnam.
1970 - North Vietnamese troops cut the last operating rail line in
Cambodia.
1982 - Former U.S. President Richard M. Nixon was interviewed by Diane
Sawyer on "The CBS Morning News."
1991 - The Parliament of South Africa repealed the Population
Registration Act. The act had required that all South Africans for
classified by race at birth.
Iran to ‘deploy 4,000-strong force’ to Syria as US military set to stay
in Jordan
RT - Iran will deploy 4,000 Revolutionary Guards to Syria to bolster
Damascus against a mostly Sunni-led insurgency, media reported.
Meanwhile, US F-16s and Patriots will stay in Jordan – speculatively, to
help establish a no-fly zone to aid Syrian rebels.
Britain prepared for war in Syria two years before the crisis flared up,
France’s former FM says
SANA - Former French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said that Britain had
been preparing gunmen to invade Syria two years before the crisis there
flared up in 2011.During a TV show, Dumas said ''I was in Britain two
years ago, and I met British officials, some my friends…they admitted
that they were up to something in Syria.''
VIDEO: Iran presidential election, remarkably free and fair: Analyst
Press TV - “This was really a remarkable election. I think no one can
doubt that amongst the six candidates this was a free and fair
election,” William Beeman, professor at the University of Minnesota,
told Press TV on Monday. Hassan Rohani emerged victorious in Iran's 11th
presidential election by winning 50.7 percent of the vote.
N. Korea proposes high-level talks with US
RT - Pyongyang has proposed high-level talks with the US without
preconditions, KCNA state news agency reports. This comes after North
and South Korea canceled negotiations amid high tensions on the Korean
peninsula.
Turkish police arrest 500 protesters
Press TV - Turkish police have arrested 500 people during
anti-government protests in the capital city of Ankara and Istanbul,
amid calls for a nationwide strike.
Hundreds in Hong Kong protest NSA surveillance
freep.com - In a show of protest against U.S. surveillance programs and
in support of whistle-blower Edward Snowden, several hundred people
marched Saturday to the U.S. Consulate General and the offices of the
Hong Kong government despite drizzly weather.
Rio police tear gas thousands at protest demanding health care and
education
Raw Story - Police deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse
around 3,000 protestors from outside Rio de Janeiro’s Maracana stadium
ahead of the Confederations Cup match between Italy and Mexico on
Sunday. The demonstrators were attempting to enter the stadium in
protest at the vast sums of money spent on the organisation of the
tournament and next year’s World Cup, which Brazil is also hosting.
VIDEO: Inside Bilderberg: Clues left in the Grove Hotel reveal another
piece to their financial agenda
21stcenturywire.com - Investigative journalists from the UK Column,
American Free Press and Sovereign Independent accidentally wandered into
a presentation suite at the Grove – only discover the remnants of a
presentation by Thomson Reuters which Bilderberg organisers had
neglected to take down after the event. It read “”unleashing the power
of our unified platform on financial markets”.
Iceland
Decides Against Joining The EU
euobserver.com - Iceland's bid to join the EU is over, the country's
foreign minister told the European Commission on Thursday (13 June).
"This is how democracy works," said Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson, on his first
overseas trip, three weeks after being appointed to the recently elected
Icelandic government.
GCHQ intercepted foreign politicians' communications at G20 summits
Guardian - Foreign politicians and officials who took part in two G20
summit meetings in London in 2009 had their computers monitored and
their phone calls intercepted on the instructions of their British
government hosts... Some delegates were tricked into using internet
cafes which had been set up by British intelligence agencies to read
their email traffic.
Japan Suspends Recommendation of HPV Vaccines
sanevax.org - 14 June 2013: Merck’s Gardasil and GlaxoSmithKline’s
Cervarix took a hit as Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
told local governments to suspend their previous recommendation for HPV
vaccine administration to the country’s 12 to 16 year old girls.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
US picks new envoy to oversee Guantanamo closure
RT - The US State Department is expected on Monday to announce
the appointment of a new lawyer to oversee the closure of the
infamous Guantanamo Bay prison.
Admission: Special Forces were only hours from Benghazi
WND - In a bombshell admission that has until now gone
unreported, Martin Dempsey, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff,
conceded that highly trained Special Forces were stationed just
a few hours away from Benghazi on the night of the attacks but
were not told to deploy to Libya.
White House defends high bills for Africa trip
Washington Times - The Obamas’ trip, at a time of
“sequestration” budget cuts, will take them to Senegal, Tanzania
and South Africa from June 26 to July 3. Citing a confidential
planning document, the Washington Post reported that the trip
will cost between $60 million to $100 million.
VIDEO: Louisiana rocked by week's second chemical plant blast
RT - A chemical plant has exploded in Donaldsonville, Louisiana,
less than two days after a deadly blast in the nearby town of
Geismar. At least one person was killed Friday evening, and some
seven injured.
VIDEO: 14-year-old at the center of "NRA T-Shirt Controversy"
WOWK 13 - Suspended and arrested after refusing to change his
NRA shirt. Today, 14-year-old Jared Marcum appeared before a
judge and was officially charged with obstructing an officer. A
$500 fine and up to a year in jail, that's the penalty that
Jared could face, now that a judge has allowed the prosecution
to move forward with it's obstructing an officer charge against
him.
Obama’s Syria Policy Looks a Lot Like Bush’s Iraq Policy
The Ron Paul Institute - President Obama announced late last
week that the US intelligence community had just determined that
the Syrian government had used poison gas on a small scale,
killing some 100 people in a civil conflict that has claimed an
estimated 100,000 lives.
* Related Video:
Ron Paul on Obama's Syria WMD...
FBI's Use of Patriot Act to Secretly Obtain Americans' Business
Records Increased by 1,000% Under Obama
AllGov News - The probing involves Section 215 of the Patriot
Act, which permits the FBI to obtain business records and other
“tangible things”—including “books, records, papers, documents
and other items,” as part of a terrorism or foreign intelligence
investigation.
House Passes Ban on Drone Strikes Against US Citizens
Activist Post - An amendment to the National Defense
Authorization Act for fiscal year 2014 that will ban drone
strikes against American citizens passed in the House on Friday.
However, the amendment does contain an exception for Americans
"actively engaged in combat against the United States".... The
2014 NDAA now heads to the Senate.
DHS Admits Boston Training Drill Involving Backpack Explosives
Planned Months Before Marathon
Anthony Gucciardi - The Department of Homeland Security has gone
public with an admission that an exercise was planned months
before the Boston Marathon bombings that involved backpacks
being used to detonate explosives by rogue terrorists.
Censorship Abounds: The Handful of Companies That Control Your
Perceptions
Activist Post - The world has become censored in ways you
wouldn’t even imagine in both covert and overt ways. Let’s look
at the six major corporations who control every single media
station that you probably peruse on a daily basis...
U.S. Court Decisions confirm "Driving a Motor Vehicle" is a
right, not a govt granted privilege
Jack McLamb - Legislators, police officers and court officials
are becoming aware that there are now court decisions that prove
the fallacy of the legal opinion that" driving is a privilege
and therefore requires government approval, i.e. a license".
Some of these cases are...
Expect Panic & Devastation As Control Of Markets Is Lost
King World News - Today one of the top economists in the world
warned King World News that investors should expect panic and
devastation as central planners lose control of markets. Michael
Pento, founder of Pento Portfolio Strategies, also spoke about
precious metals and unprecedented turmoil in global markets.
10 Charts That Show The Incredible Power Of Having Economic
Information Seconds Before The Rest Of The Market
Business Insider - Thomson Reuters has been giving elite traders
a 2 second advantage on the bi-monthly Consumer Confidence
index, a key number for traders. In the past few days, that
revelation has angered a lot of people on Wall Street.
Rotting, Decaying And Bankrupt – If You Want To See The Future
Of America Just Look At Detroit
Economic Collapse - Eventually the money runs out. Much of
America was shocked when the city of Detroit defaulted on a
$39.7 million debt payment and announced that it was suspending
payments on $2.5 billion of unsecured debt, but those who visit
my site on a regular basis were probably not too surprised.
The era of cheap food may be over
Guardian - The last decade saw the end of cheap oil, the magic
growth ingredient for the global economy after the second world
war. This summer's increase in maize, wheat and soya bean prices
– the third spike in the past five years – suggests the era of
cheap food is also over.
VIDEO: Veterans claim V.A. is 'gutting' research
VIDEO: More trouble for the Department of Veterans Affairs
VIDEO: Two killed, half-million left with no power by
Mid-Atlantic storms
RT - Almost 500,000 US homes and business were without power on
Friday after a series of severe storms ripped through the
Mid-Atlantic, downing trees and power lines. One woman was
fatally struck by lightning and a 4-year-old was killed by an
uprooted tree.
Fish on Prozac become angry, aggressive and KILL their mates,
new study finds
Daily Mail - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency considers
pharmaceuticals an 'emerging concern,' and that chemicals from
prescription drugs may pose risks to wildlife and humans, but
there are no federal regulations in place as yet.
5 Awesome Spices to Cook With for a Healthier Life
Natural Society - Many of the spices we use to make our plates a
gustatory and olfactory delight are also very beneficial to our
bodies, too. Here are 5 awesome spices you should be cooking
with all the time.
Coconut Oil Is The Superfood of All Oils
preventdisease.com - The health benefits of coconut oil include
hair care, skin care, stress relief, maintaining cholesterol
levels, weight loss, increased immunity, proper digestion and
metabolism, relief from kidney problems, heart diseases, high
blood pressure, diabetes, HIV and cancer, dental care, and bone
strength.
Mint Scent Boosts Cognition, Improves Problem Solving and Memory
Natural Society - Once ingested, or even smelled, peppermint can
have profound brain health benefits. Researchers found that the
scent of peppermint can improve cognitive functions including
reasoning, problem solving, concept formation, judgment,
attention span, and even memory.
Top ten healthy reasons to eat chocolate
(NaturalNews) Good news for all you chocolate lovers out there,
new research has found this divine food has even more health
boosting advantages than previously recognized. Not only does it
enhance both cardiovascular and mental well-being, but it also
lowers body mass index (BMI) and insulin resistance. However,
before consuming chocolate with wild abandon, it's important to
discern between the different varieties - and choose only
superfood grades for ultimate benefit.
Understanding thyroid disorders and how to treat them naturally
(NaturalNews) Perhaps one of the most misunderstood of all the
body's systems, your thyroid - a gland that is located in front
of your neck - is also one of the most important among them, for
it controls or supports a wide range of functions. Consequently,
thyroid disorders can be extremely debilitating.
B vitamins slow progression of Alzheimer's: Study
(NaturalNews) Large daily doses of B vitamins may protect
vulnerable populations from the brain shrinkage and memory loss
associated with Alzheimer's disease, according to a study
conducted by researchers from Oxford University and published in
the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in
May.
Consuming certain beverages will dehydrate the entire body
(NaturalNews) Beverages like coffee, soda and tea also typically
contain caffeine. Caffeine is quite well known as a diuretic,
which tends to pull water from the tissues of the body and sends
it "express" through and out of the body, continuing the chronic
body dehydration.... The average person loses about 90 ounces of
water daily. Thus, the value to one's health of consuming half
of their body weight in ounces of pure water daily is infinite.
Here are just a few...
NSA’s Keith Alexander seeks cyber shield for companies
Politico - Gen. Keith Alexander has petitioned Capitol Hill for
months to give Internet service providers and other firms new
cover from lawsuits when they rely on government data to thwart
emerging cyberthreats.
Tech expert urges Americans to 'quit Google, Facebook' over NSA
surveillance revelations
(NaturalNews) In light of revelations that the federal
government's massive spy apparatus has been unleashed on its own
citizens, some tech experts are now advising users of social
media and other Internet-based sites that have helped Uncle Sam
pry into your life to stop using them altogether.
7 Powerful Ways to Maintain Your Privacy and Integrity Online
Activist Post - Always remember, you are being recorded and
monitored regardless of whether you have done anything wrong or
not. This includes your emails, Internet activity, searches,
banking activity, passwords, etc. Basically everything to build
a complete profile about who you are, how you think, how you
live, etc.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
40 Tips to Boost Garden Yields
Mother Earth News - The best way to keep top-quality,
organically grown produce on your table year-round is to grow as
much as you can, and preserve plenty to eat for when your garden
isn’t producing. To help your garden reach its potential, you
can implement many creative growing and preserving strategies.
Here are 40 ways to save time and money while growing even more
great-tasting organic food.
Exposed: Pesticide Industry to Receive Pollution Privileges in
Farm Bill H.R. 1947
realfarmacy.com - CropLife America is a lobbying group for the
giant chemical producers like Monsanto and DuPont. From
2011-2012
CropLife America has spent $4,929,594.00 lobbying on behalf
of companies that think it is just fine to spray pesticides over
waterways.
June 14, 2013 -
Friday - Today in History: Flag Day and Happy Birthday to the U.S.
Army
1775 - The Continental Army was founded by the Second Continental
Congress for purposes of common defense. This event is considered to be
the birth of the United States Army. On June 15, George
Washington was appointed commander-in-chief.
1777 - The Continental Congress in Philadelphia adopted the "Stars and
Stripes" as the national flag of the United States. The Flag Resolution
stated "Resolved: that the flag of the United States be made of thirteen
stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars,
white in a blue field, representing a new Constellation."
1841 - The first Canadian parliament opened in Kingston.
1846 - A group of U.S. settlers in Sonoma proclaimed the Republic of
California.
1893 - Philadelphia observed the first Flag Day.
1900 - Hawaii became a U.S. territory.
1917 - General John Pershing arrived in Paris during World War I.
1919 - The first non-stop trans-Atlantic flight began. Captain John
Alcot and Lt. Arthur Brown flew from Newfoundland to Ireland.
1922 - Warren G. Harding became the first U.S. president to be heard on
radio. The event was the dedication of the Francis Scott Key memorial at
Fort McHenry.
1927 - Nicaraguan President Adolfo Diaz signed a treaty with the U.S.
allowing American intervention in his country.
1932 - U.S. Representative Edward Eslick died on the floor of the House
of Representatives while pleading for the passage of the bonus bill.
1940 - The Nazis opened their concentration camp at Auschwitz in
German-occupied Poland.
1940 - German troops entered Paris. As Paris became occupied loud
speakers announced the implementation of a curfew being imposed for 8
p.m.
1943 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that schoolchildren could not be
made to salute the U.S. flag if doing so conflicted with their religious
beliefs.
1944 - Sixty U.S. B-29 Superfortress' attacked an iron and steel works
factory on Honshu Island. It was the first U.S. raid against mainland
Japan.
1945 - Burma was liberated by Britain.
1949 - The state of Vietnam was formed.
1952 - The Nautilus was dedicated. It was the first nuclear powered
submarine.
1954 - U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed an order adding the
words "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance.
1954 - Americans took part in the first nation-wide civil defense test
against atomic attack.
1965 - A military triumvirate took control in Saigon, South Vietnam.
1982 - Argentine forces surrendered to British troops on the Falkland
Islands.
1989 - Former U.S. President Reagan received an honorary knighthood from
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.
1990 - The U.S. Supreme Court upheld police checkpoints that are used to
examine drivers for signs of intoxication.
1992 - The Chicago Bulls won the NBA championship beating the Portland
Trailblazers.
1995 - Chechen rebels took 2,000 people hostage in a hospital in Russia.
1996 - The FBI released that the White House had done bureau background
reports on at least 408 people without justification.
US decides to keep fighters in Jordan
Press TV - The United States has decided to keep F-16 fighter jets and
Patriot anti-missile weapons in Jordan after ending a joint military
drill there this month.
Russia slams ‘fabricated’ info on Syria
Press TV - A senior Russian lawmaker says information on the use of
chemical weapons by Syrian forces against militants is ‘fabricated.’
YouTube: Iran votes for new president amid Ahmadinejad's controversial
legacy
RT - Iran is going to the polls to choose the successor of president
Ahmadinejad, who is winding up his maximum eight year term at the top
job....
No result after talks on Turkey protests
Press TV - Negotiations between Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
Erdogan and the representatives of anti-government protesters have ended
without a clear result.
S Africa punishes troops over UN mission
Press TV - Ninety-three South African soldiers have been disciplined for
offenses committed while deployed in a United Nations mission in the
Democratic Republic of Congo.
'Afghan forces kill 50 Taliban militants'
Press TV - Afghan forces backed by US-led foreign troops have killed 50
Taliban militants and injured many others during cleanup operations
across the war-ravaged country over the past 24 hours... The statement,
however, did not mention whether there were any casualties on the side
of Afghan or foreign forces.
‘S Africa to return Gaddafi-linked assets’
Press TV - South Africa has reached an agreement with Libya to return
more than 1 billion US dollars in assets stashed in the country by
former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
‘Harmful for children’: Turkish TV channels fined for live coverage of
protests
RT - Turkey’s TV watchdog fined four TV channels over their live
coverage of the Gezi Park protests in Istanbul, citing that the
broadcasts were "harming the physical, moral and mental development of
children and young people."
Turkish PM, protest leaders hold talks
Press TV - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has entered into
emergency talks with representatives of anti-government protesters after
they rebuffed his ultimatum to leave Gezi Park in central Istanbul.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Obama Admin Considers Resettling Thousands of Syrian Refugees in
U.S.
Breitbart - The Obama administration is considering resettling
thousands of refugees who left Syria during the country's
ongoing civil war to multiple towns and cities across the United
States, the
L.A. Times reports.
Is Obama Starting A War With Syria Just To Distract Us From All
The Scandals?
Economic Collapse - Well, isn’t that convenient? At the moment
when the Obama administration is feeling more heat then ever
before, it starts another war. Suddenly everyone in the
mainstream media is talking all about Syria and not about the
IRS scandal, Benghazi,NSA snooping or any of the other political
scandals that have popped up in recent weeks.
With Scandals Raging At Home, Obama (Conveniently) Discovers
Chemical Weapons Use in Syria
lewrockwell.com - Barely a week after President Obama announced
the ascendance of the left-neocon, humanitarian interventionist
cultists Susan Rice and Samantha Power to the top of his foreign
policy team, and in a time of choking scandal, alas a light at
the end of the tunnel has appeared for the Obama regime: his old
friend war!
Maine House Crushingly Supports GMO Labeling: 141 to 4 Vote
Natural Society - The state of Maine House has voted to pass a
bill called LD 718 that would require all genetically modified
food products to carry a label describing them as such.
“Produced with Genetic Engineering” is the key phrase that is
being used.
VIDEO: Monsanto Video Revolt: Massive Grassroots Campaign
Launched Against GMOs, Monsanto
Natural Society - Following the great success of campaigns like
March Against Monsanto, the new Monsanto Video Revolt brings the
online revolution against Monsanto to life by enabling powerful
activism on and before July 24th, 2013.
Obama ‘Strongly Objects’ to Religious Liberty Amendment
Fox News - The Obama Administration “strongly objects” to a
proposed amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act on
Wednesday that would have protected the religious rights of
soldiers – including evangelical Christian service members who
are facing growing hostility towards their religion.
Reality Check: Process for Government Assassination Of U.S.
Citizens
Liberty Crier - Can the office of the President play the role of
judge, jury and executioner when it comes to terror suspects,
even U.S. Citizens? A leaked Justice Department memo asserts
that the U.S. government can order the killing of American
citizens if they are suspected to be senior operational leaders
of Al Quaeda.
Memo: State Department Hired Agents with Criminal Records
Breitbart - And now we have a third scandal emanating from
Hillary Clinton's State Department. A shocking memo obtained by
the New York Post says that the State Department hired an
"alarming number of law-enforcement agents with criminal or
checkered backgrounds because of a flawed hiring process."
VIDEO: Ben Swann Naming Names In IRS Scandal On Hannity
Liberty Crier - Claims that IRS targeting of conservative groups
were conducted by a small number of rogue agents are falling
apart. Ben Swann reveals that none of the six agents involved in
the scandal have the same manager. The only person linked to all
of the agents is Cindy Thomas, the program manager of the tax
exempt organizations division and the highest ranking official
in the Cincinnati division.
IRS Cancels Order for Spying Equipment
CNS News - The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has cancelled its
purchase order for surveillance equipment, which had included
coffee trays with hidden cameras and cameras that could be
hidden in plants.... Neither the IRS press office nor the IRS
procurement office responded to inquiries from CNSNews.com
asking why the purchase order was cancelled.
IG: IRS Employees Abused Charge Cards and Wrote Bad Checks
CNS News - The report said that during the two years in question
agency employees sent Citibank a total of 325 bad checks written
on personal accounts that had insufficient funds to cover them,
that agency officials with top-secret security clearances had
their charge accounts suspended for failure to pay the balances,
and that the IRS had a tendency of being “overly lenient” in
disciplining those who misused the cards.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Obama Justice Department Silent On NY Cops
Violating Fourth Amendment
Kurt Nimmo - On Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder filed a
Justice Department brief in a class-action lawsuit challenging
the New York Police Department’s policy of violating the Fourth
Amendment with its controversial stop-and-frisk program.
Complaint Challenges Constitutionality of Florida Prescription
Drug Database
journalonline.com - Florida’s prescription drug monitoring
database program violates the state’s constitution, invades the
privacy of residents and subjects them to unreasonable searches,
according to an amended complaint filed Wednesday in circuit
court in Volusia County.
House Committee Approves 20-Week Abortion Ban
Breitbart - The House is girding for another wrenching debate on
abortion after a House panel on Wednesday approved legislation
that would ban almost all abortions after a fetus reaches the
age of 20 weeks.
Former Tea Party Governor Makes Possession of Bong a Felony
Kurt Nimmo - It’s another sign that the Tea Party meme is an
excuse to institute more statist coercion. Florida Governor Rick
Scott has signed legislation that will make possession of a pipe
a third degree felony beginning July 1. A third degree felony in
Florida could result in a five year prison term, a loss of the
right to vote (for career politicos like Scott), and a lifelong
criminal stigma.
Crimes Against Humanity: How Monsanto is Turning a Hawaiian
Island into a Petri Dish Complete with Human Lab Rats
Activist Post - With the arrival of Monsanto’s test fields, the
beautiful island has become a laboratory and the islanders are
being treated as the lab rats.... 1850 acres of the island has
been planted with Monsanto’s Bt corn. Workers wear head to toe
protective gear during spraying, including respirators. Nearby
residents, however, are not provided with such equipment and
have no option but to breathe in the toxic dust that comes from
the fields.
Feds to Grab $130B in ObamaCare Fines
Breitbart - The federal government is set to pick up $130
billion in penalties over the next decade from companies once
Obamacare kicks in, according to estimates provided by the
government. Those penalties will land on companies that either
don’t provide employees health insurance or what the government
considers to be “inadequate” health insurance.
US Nuclear MOX Facility – A Radioactive Waste of Money
wakingtimes.com - The federal government should stop building a
pointless $7.7 billion facility to convert plutonium into fuel
for nuclear reactors. Can a single example illustrate why the
federal budget is so hard to get under control? A somewhat
obscure nuclear processing plant on the Savannah River in South
Carolina might do the trick.
“No immediate threat to public” — Major explosion, fire at
Louisiana chemical plant
ENENews - WAFB, June 13, 2013 at 1:19p ET: Officials with the
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) reports that
33 people were injured in a Thursday morning plant explosion in
Geismar, La.
VIDEO: Black Forest fire prompts more evacuations, fears of
spreading
denverpost.com - Shifting winds whipped flames through the
winding roads and hills of Black Forest on Wednesday, forcing
new evacuations and sending a plume of thick smoke across the
Front Range.
Vitamin C can kill every virus known to mankind
(NaturalNews) If you suffer from fatigue, muscle weakness, achy
joints and muscles, bleeding gums or leg rashes - you could be
vitamin C deficient. Everything from the common cold to cancer
can't resist the healing power of vitamin C. In fact, there is
not a known virus that can survive in the presence of this
essential antioxidant.
Guys: raise your testosterone levels naturally by eating more
pumpkin seeds
(NaturalNews) Rich in vitamins E, C, D, K, and B, pumpkin seeds
are a powerhouse of nutrition capable of supplying men with high
doses of the substances they need to maintain optimal health.
Pumpkin seeds are also loaded with calcium, potassium, copper,
niacin, phosphorus, manganese, iron, and zinc, the latter of
which is absolutely vital for healthy sperm production. Zinc is
also crucial for healthy prostate maintenance, a lack of which
can lead to an enlarged prostate and impotence.
Improve your athletic performance naturally with beets: Research
(NaturalNews) Beet juice is naturally high in nitrate (NO3),
which the body uses to make both nitrite (NO2) and nitric oxide.
Nitrite is known to protect the blood vessels from injury, while
nitric acid expands blood vessels and therefore increases the
flow of oxygen to the cells. This, in turn, increases both the
power available to the muscles and the length of time that the
muscles can exercise without tiring.
Sanity prevails: US Supreme Court rules that human genes are not
eligible for patent protection
(NaturalNews) The ruling invalidates the thousands of patents
that have already been granted on human genes, including the
patent by Myriad Genetics on the BRCA breast cancer genes which
the company says no one else can research or even detect without
paying it a royalty.
Click here to read the complete ruling.
BREAKING: Glyphosate (Roundup) Carcinogenic In the PARTS PER
TRILLION Range
Green Med Info - An alarming new study finds that glyphosate,
the active ingredient in Roundup weedkiller, is estrogenic and
drives breast cancer cell proliferation in the
parts-per-trillion range. Does this help explain the massive
mammary tumors that the only long term animal feeding study on
Roundup and GM corn ever performed recently found?
VIDEO: NSA revelations only 'the tip of the iceberg,' says Dem
lawmaker
The Hil - Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) said lawmakers learned
"significantly more" about the spy programs at the National
Security Agency (NSA) during a briefing on Tuesday with
counterterrorism officials. "What we learned in there," Sanchez
said, "is significantly more than what is out in the media
today."
US firms in bed with intelligence agencies in info swap - report
RT - Thousands of US tech, finance, and manufacturing firms have
secret agreements with national security agencies to trade
sensitive information in return for classified intelligence,
Bloomberg’s sources revealed.
YouTube: Glenn Greenwald To Anderson Cooper: Peter King, Others
Targeting Me For 'Crime Of Doing Journalism'
Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald broke the NSA surveillance
scandal wide open, and at least one member of Congress wants him
arrested for it. Congressman Peter King has been very clear that
he wants Greenwald prosecuted for the information he's revealed
and for threatening to reveal the identities of CIA agents....
Pentagon Five-Year Cybersecurity Plan Seeks $23 Billion
Bloomberg - A Pentagon cybersecurity budget outline calls for
spending almost $23 billion through fiscal 2018, as efforts are
expanded on initiatives from protecting computer networks to
developing offensive capabilities.
Former DOJ Prosecutor Files $3 Billion Suit Against Obama,
Holder, NSA, Verizon Over PRISMGate
silverdoctors.com - The suit specifically alleges the defendants
violated the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendments of the US
Constitution, and is an outrageous breach of privacy, freedom of
speech, freedom of association, and the due process rights of
American citizens. Any Verizon Communications customer is
welcome to join the $3 billion class action suit.
VIDEO: Bank Robbery Suspect Wants NSA Surveillance Records for
Defense
Breitbart - Terrance Brown, 40, is on trial in South Florida for
allegedly conspiring with four other men to hijack armored
trucks delivering cash to banks in 2010. All have pleaded not
guilty. But now Brown has come up with a unique defense: he
wants the National Security Agency to turn over his phone
records to the court to demonstrate his innocence.
New York lawmakers propose ban on anonymous online comments
CBS News - Called the Internet Protection Act (A.8688/S.6779),
the legislation would require a web site administrator to pull
down anonymous comments from sites, including "social networks,
blogs forums, message boards or any other discussion site where
people can hold conversations in the form of posted messages."
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Your 6-Step Organic Lawn Plan
Organic Gardening - Follow these simple steps for a beautiful,
pesticide-free lawn.
7 Simple Ways To Help Honey Bees
care2.com - The bad news is that our honey bees are dying. U.S.
bee keepers lost a shocking 31% of their hives this winter, as
they have for the past seven years in a row... The good news is
that there are a number of easy (even enjoyable) ways YOU can
help honey bees to survive and, hopefully, to thrive.
Adios to hunger, Bienvenidos a Love for Seven Rescued dogs from
Mexico!
onwingsofcare.org - Some tireless true-hearted ladies in
Ensenada have been working over hundreds of miles to help rescue
young and small dogs in Mexico who find themselves homeless,
starving, and in many cases injured from abuse and serious
neglect.
June 13, 2013 -
Thursday - Today in History:
1777 - The Marquis de Lafayette arrived in the American colonies to help
with their rebellion against the British.
1866 - The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed by the
U.S. Congress. It was ratified on July 9, 1868. The amendment was
designed to grant citizenship to and protect the civil liberties of
recently freed slaves. It did this by prohibiting states from denying or
abridging the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States,
depriving any person of his life, liberty, or property without due
process of law, or denying to any person within their jurisdiction the
equal protection of the laws.
1888 - The U.S. Congress created the Department of Labor.
1898 - The Canadian Yukon Territory was organized.
1920 - The U.S. Post Office Department ruled that children may not be
sent by parcel post.
1927 - Charles Lindbergh was honored with a ticker-tape parade in New
York City.
1927 - For the first time, an American Flag was displayed from the right
hand of the Statue of Liberty.
1940 - Paris was evacuated before the German advance on the city.
1943 - German spies landed on Long Island, New York. They were soon
captured.
1944 - Germany launched 10 of its new V1 rockets against Britain from a
position near the Channel coast. Of the 10 rockets only 5 landed in
Britain and only one managed to kill (6 people in London).
1951 - U.N. troops seized Pyongyang, North Korea.
1966 - The landmark "Miranda vs. Arizona" decision was issued by the
U.S. Supreme Court. The decision ruled that criminal suspects had to be
informed of their constitutional rights before being questioned by
police.
1967 - Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall was nominated by President
Lyndon B. Johnson to become the first black justice on the U.S. Supreme
Court.
1971 - The New York Times began publishing the "Pentagon Papers". The
articles were a secret study of America's involvement in Vietnam.
1978 - Israelis withdrew the last of their invading forces from Lebanon.
1979 - Sioux Indians were awarded $105 million in compensation for the
U.S. seizure in 1877 of their Black Hills in South Dakota.
1983 - The unmanned U.S. space probe Pioneer 10 became the first
spacecraft to leave the solar system. It was launched in March 1972. The
first up-close images of the planet Jupiter were provided by Pioneer 10.
1994 - A jury in Anchorage, Alaska, found Exxon Corp. and Captain Joseph
Hazelwood to be reckless in the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
1995 - France announced that they would conduct eight more nuclear tests
in the South Pacific.
2000 - In Pyongyang, North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il welcomed South
Korea's President Kim Dae for a three-day summit. It was the first such
meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea.
US committed to aid Syria rebels: Kerry
Press Tv - US secretary of State John Kerry has again vowed American
“commitment” to aid foreign-backed insurgents in Syria following their
“disastrous” recent defeats at the hands of the Syrian Army.
UN: 93,000 killed in Syrian conflict
AP - The United Nations' human rights office said Thursday that almost
93,000 people have been confirmed killed in the Syrian conflict, but the
real number is likely to be far higher.
Western Backed Death Squads Publicly Execute Boy in Syria
Activist Post - In yet one more in a long list of savage acts, Syrian
“rebels” (more accurately labeled “death squads”) have publicly executed
a 15-year-old boy in front of his parents and his siblings for allegedly
“blaspheming” the prophet Mohammed.
Euthanasia for children nears approval by Belgian Parliament; doctors to
mass-euthanize children and Alzheimer's patients
NaturalNews) Currently, Belgian law limits euthanasia to persons 18 and
older, but with the rise of autistic children thanks to biopesticides,
GMOs and vaccines, nations are increasingly trying to figure out what to
do with all these children who have been permanently damaged by the
medical and biotech industries.
Australia to unleash genetically modified wheat
(NaturalNews) In a report entitled No Appetite for Australian GM Wheat,
the Safe Food Foundation (SFF), Gene Ethics, FOODwatch and several other
prominent environmental and human rights advocacy groups explain how
Australia's Office of the Gene Technology Regulatory (OGTR) has issued
licenses throughout the country permitting GM wheat field trials, a move
that has already led to the contamination of organic and non-GMO wheat
fields.
Al-Qaeda linked terrorists in Mali may possess surface-to-air missiles
RT - An Al-Qaeda missile manual found in Mali suggests jihadists in the
region may possess the SA-7 surface-to-air missiles, capable of taking
down commercial aircraft, AP reports. The arms are suspected to have
been looted from Libya during the recent war.
Taliban claim to shoot down US copter
Press TV - Taliban militants claim their fighters have shot down a
helicopter belonging to the US-led forces in Oruzgan Province of
Afghanistan.
VIDEO: Erdogan: Protest 'will be over in 24 hours'
RT - The Turkish Prime Minister says protests at Taksim Square and Gezi
Park 'will be over in 24 hours.' This comes hours after Tayyip Erdogan
met a group of activists, in an attempt to start dialog, and vowed to
put an end to the gatherings.
Worst cuts in wages for UK workers in ‘deepest recession since WWII’,
IFS shows
RT - The UK has been going through its deepest recession since World War
II, a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies claims. Workers
experienced unprecedented pay cuts of 6 per cent over the last five
years since the Global Financial Crisis began in 2008.
Greece shuts down state broadcaster
Press TV - Greek government has shut down the country’s state TV and
radio in an unexpected move as the debt-stricken country seeks to meet
its debt bailout requirements.
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Greece unions, parties call for strike
Monsanto's GMO Soybeans Found Illegally Growing in Belize
Green Med Info - A press release issued by the Government of Belize on
June 7, 2013 announced that GMO soybeans had been found growing in
Northern Belize, though it is currently illegal to import GMO seeds into
Belize. This announcement ironically follows a recent month-long
educational campaign designed to inform Belizeans about the many dangers
of GMOs.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Jeff Duncan questions IRS rifle usage
Politico - While Duncan acknowledges that the IRS has an
enforcement division, he questions if that level of firepower is
appropriate when they could coordinate operations with other
agencies, like the FBI, especially in a time of austerity.
New York City becomes 'gun control' murder hub as 25 people shot
in just two days
(NaturalNews) Gun violence is completely out of control in New
York City, where strict gun control provisions just so happen to
bar law-abiding citizens from carrying firearms for their own
protection and that of those around them.
YouTube: Within 24 Hours, Glenn Beck Will Break News That Will
Take Down The Entire Power structure
Glenn Beck says that within 24 hours, his network will break
news from a whistleblower that is going to take down the entire
power structure.
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Within 24 Hours, Glenn Beck Will Break News That Will Rock the
Nation and Take Down The Entire Power Structure
Manning's defense attacks Army's assertion he collaborated with
Assange to reveal US secrets
Press TV - On the sixth day of American whistleblower Bradley
Manning’s trial, defense lawyers are trying to avert charges
that he started sending classified data to WikiLeaks within
weeks of starting work as an intelligence analyst in Iraq back
in 2009. An army computer crimes investigator testified
Wednesday that he could not find any evidence of the “Most
Wanted Leaks of 2009” on Manning’s personal computer.
VIDEO: 9 Companies Tied to PRISM, Obama Will Smacked with
Class-Action Lawsuit Today
Daily Caller - Republican members of the House Energy and
Commerce Committee are looking into allegations that the
Internal Revenue Service seized 60 million medical records from
a California health care provider.
DHS Wants Equipment For “Riot Control Situations”
Paul Joseph Watson - A June 10 solicitation posted on the
FedBizOpps website seeks to outfit officers working for the DHS’
Federal Protective Service, which is primarily used to guard
government buildings but has also been used to spy on
protesters.
Maryland Sheriff Opposes State’s Gun Regulations
Cumberland Times-News - Garrett County Sheriff Robert Corley
provided a resolution he claims protects citizens’ Second
Amendment rights in regard to the Maryland Firearms Safety Act
of 2013 for the county commissioners’ support during the
commission meeting on Tuesday.
Federal government wants you to save the planet while you nuke
your food
(NaturalNews) In an effort to "save the planet" the federal
government is now aiming to make microwave ovens more efficient.
The Department of Energy is finalizing new standards for
microwaves, which will "prevent 38 million metric tons of carbon
emissions," according to Heather Zichal, deputy assistant to the
president for energy and climate change.
Obama Quietly Raises 'Carbon Price' as Costs to Climate Increase
Bloomberg - Buried in a little-noticed rule on microwave ovens
is a change in the U.S. government’s accounting for carbon
emissions that could have wide-ranging implications for
everything from power plants to the Keystone XL pipeline.
Multiple fires force evacuation of thousands in Colorado
NBC News - Wildfires fueled by hot, gusty winds were burning
hundreds of acres and forcing evacuations Tuesday in three
different parts of Colorado, a large part of which was under a
red flag warning for extreme wildfire risk.
YouTube: GMO A Go Go!
An Animated (and Satiric) Short Film
Printable Postcards of BRANDS to BOYCOTT!
Please print, cut on dotted lines, and fold each card twice for
two wallet-sized boycott guides
Boycott these Monsanto-pandering factory 'food' companies and
help drive GMOs out of the food supply
(NaturalNews) If Americans are truly serious about making real
progress in the fight against genetically-modified organisms (GMOs),
then we are going to have to take things to the next level by
voting with our wallets, and boycotting every single factory
food company that continues to secretly use GMOs in its
products.
Elderberries make flu shots look like ridiculous poison
cocktails
(NaturalNews) A real flu fighter isn't a cocktail shot in the
arm; rather, a true flu fighter is a naturally antiviral,
antibacterial, immune building powerhouse. One wonderful food
medicine flourishing right among us is the elderberry.
Vitamin B3 fights superbug infections naturally: Study
(NaturalNews) As researchers continue the hunt for ways to stem
the growing threat of the lethal superbug MRSA (Methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus), one safe and easy remedy may be going
overlooked: Vitamin B3, also known as niacin.
Chipotle becomes first US restaurant chain to voluntarily label
GMOs
(NaturalNews) The recent decision by Whole Foods Market to label
all genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) sold in its stores by
the long-off date of 2018 looks silly and almost meaningless
compared to the right-now policy of fresh food chain Chipotle,
which is officially the first and only major U.S. food supplier
to voluntarily label GMOs.
Got PMS? Psychiatry has a new mental diagnosis for you
(NaturalNews) According to psychiatry's newly revised diagnostic
bible... women who show typical signs of PMS are diagnosable
with a brand new mental illness.... To qualify for the
illustrious mental disorder, you must experience at least five
of the following symptoms during the final week before the onset
of menses...
How Turmeric Reduces Oxidative Stress and Supports Your Brain
and Heart
Prevent Disease - Curcumin has increasingly come under the
scientific spotlight in recent years, with studies investigating
its potential health benefits. It has even been found to
outperform pharmaceuticals in preventing disease.
Attorney Refutes Dr. Offit's Vaccine Exemption Criticism
Green Med Info - Pediatrician and pro-vaccine advocate Dr. Paul
Offit, who once said a child can safely receive 10,000 vaccines
at once, has spoken out repeatedly against vaccine religious
exemptions, implying that his opinion is more important than the
fundamental moral tenets of a variety of world religions.
VIDEO: Corporations Own 20% Of Your Genes
Natural Society - The Supreme Court is set to make a landmark
decision this month, a ruling that affects us all and will
essentially determine ‘who owns’ the human genome. The case
concerns the patenting of genes. Human genes. And though the
issue is now front and center, it is far from new.
Love Nutella? Here's Why You Should Never Eat It And Opt For A
Healthier Alternative Recipe
Prevent Disease - The scariest thing that people don't know
about Nutella is that it contains monosodium glutamate (MSG),
also known as E621. It's cleverly hidden inside an artificial
flavor called vanillin which is labeled on every Nutella jar.
YouTube: How Spy Agency Contractors Have Already Abused Their
Power
The Young Turks - "Could the sprawling surveillance state enable
government or its legion of private contractors to abuse their
technology and spy upon domestic political targets or judges
This is not a far off possibility...."
Man Behind Leaks Is Still in Hong Kong
WSJ - Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old former government
contractor behind one of the biggest national-security leaks in
U.S. history, has told a local newspaper he has no plans to
leave Hong Kong and intends to challenge the U.S. government in
the city's courts. Devlin Barrett reports.
Edward Snowden: US government has been hacking Hong Kong and
China for years
South China Morning Post - In an exclusive interview carried out
from a secret location in the city, the former Central
Intelligence Agency analyst also made explosive claims that the
US government had been hacking into computers in Hong Kong and
on the mainland for years.
Feds hunted for Snowden in days before NSA programs went public
Reuters - U.S. government investigators began an urgent search
for Edward Snowden several days before the first media reports
were published on the government's secret surveillance programs,
people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: NSA Chief Denies Key Claim Made by PRISM
Whistleblower, Claims Spying Has Disrupted Dozens of Terror
Attacks
theblaze.com - The director of the National Security Agency says
surveillance programs have disrupted or helped disrupt dozens of
terrorist attacks. NSA director Keith Alexander defended the
programs at a Senate hearing on Wednesday and also called claims
that the spy agency can tap into any Americans’ phone calls or
emails “false.”
VIDEO: Justin Amash: Clapper Lied Under Oath and Should Resign
Infowars.com - At a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing back
in March, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) asked Director of
National Intelligence James Clapper, “Does the NSA collect any
type of data on millions or hundreds of millions of Americans?”
“No, sir,” Clapper answered.
22 Nauseating Quotes From Hypocritical Establishment Politicians
About The NSA Spying Scandal
Economic Collapse - Establishment Democrats and establishment
Republicans both love the Big Brother surveillance grid that the
U.S. government has constructed, and they are both making it
abundantly clear that they will defend the NSA to the very end.
How Facebook is Altering Your Mind
davidrainoshek.com - Is it really altering your mind?
Absolutely. Significantly. It is changing the physical structure
of your brain’s neural network, which even changes how you feel
about yourself and other people. And in ways that may surprise
and enlighten you.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Fight GMO: 7 Easy Steps to Start Saving Your Own Seed
naturalblaze.com - These simple tips for saving organic, non-GMO
seed is a great way to participate in the resistance to the seed
monopolies being established by Monsanto other agro-chemical
companies. It is incumbent upon all of us to do our part in
reclaiming the right to grow our own, unadulterated natural
foods.
The Most Important Paper Product In Your Survival Kit
offthegridnews.com - Books and other old-fashioned paper publications,
such as magazines and pamphlets, could be your most important survival
tools. The reason these items are so important is that they contain the
most vital survival tool of all—information. A good library of books and
other resources could be the key to survival.
June 12, 2013 -
Wednesday - Today in History:
1665 - England installed a
municipal government in New York. It was the former Dutch settlement of
New Amsterdam.
1812 - Napoleon's invasion of Russia began.
1898 - Philippine nationalists declared their independence from Spain.
1900 - The Reichstag approved a second law that would allow the
expansion of the German navy.
1901 - Cuba agreed to become an American protectorate by accepting the
Platt Amendment.
1918 - The first airplane bombing raid by an American unit occurred on
World War I's Western Front in France.
1921 - U.S. President Warren Harding urged every young man to attend
military training camp.
1926 - Brazil quit the League of Nations in protest over plans to admit
Germany.
1935 - U.S. Senator Huey Long of Louisiana made the longest speech on
Senate record. The speech took 15 1/2 hours and was filled by 150,000
words.
1937 - The Soviet Union executed eight army leaders under Joseph Stalin.
1939 - The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was dedicated in
Cooperstown, New York.
1941 - In London, the Inter-Allied Declaration was signed. It was the
first step towards the establishment of the United Nations.
1967 - State laws which prohibited interracial marriages were ruled
unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
1981 - Major league baseball players began a 49 day strike. The issue
was free-agent compensation.
1985 - The U.S. House of Representatives approved $27 million in aid to
the Nicaraguan contras.
1987 - U.S. President Reagan publicly challenged Mikhail Gorbachev to
tear down the Berlin Wall.
1990 - The parliament of the Russian Federation formally declared its
sovereignty.
1991 - Russians went to the election polls and elected Boris N. Yeltsin
as the president of their republic.
1992 - In a letter to the U.S. Senate, Russian Boris Yeltsin stated that
in the early 1950's the Soviet Union had shot down nine U.S. planes and
held 12 American survivors.
1996 - In Philadelphia a panel of federal judges blocked a law against
indecency on the internet. The panel said that the 1996 Communications
Decency Act would infringe upon the free speech rights of adults.
1997 - The U.S. Treasury Department unveiled a new $50 bill meant to be
more counterfeit-resistant.
2009 - In the U.S., The switch from analog TV transmission to digital
was completed.
VIDEO: Syrian army makes advances in Aleppo
Press TV - The Army campaign against foreign backed militants in the
strategic city of Aleppo is considered one of the largest operations
carried out by the Syrian government. The operation is conducted in the
southern and northern countryside of the city with two different
objectives.
US-led airstrike kills 10 in Afghanistan
Press TV - Local Afghan authorities say 10 Taliban militants planting
bombs in the area were targeted in the attack carried out by US forces
on Wednesday. Further details regarding the exact location of the attack
have not yet been released.
YouTube: Netanyahu Says it's Anti-Semitism to Accuse Israel of War
Crimes or Violating Human Rights
realnews.com - Shir Hever: At the Global Forum for Combating
Anti-Semitism, the Israeli military and political leadership's attacks
on critics reflects Israel's isolation and the strength of the boycott
campaign.
The Rest Of The World Is Absolutely Disgusted With Our Big Brother
Spying Methods
Economic Collapse - Outrage has been pouring in from all over the
planet, and one member of the European Parliament is even comparing the
NSA to the Stasi.
Rebels kill 60 Shia Muslims in Syria
Press TV - As many as 60 Shia Muslim residents of a Syrian village in
east of the country have been massacred by foreign-sponsored militants.
VIDEO: Istanbul warzone: Thousands of protesters try to reclaim Taksim
Square
RT - Riot police have fired volleys of tear gas as thousands of
protesters are trying to reclaim Taksim after being forced out in fierce
clashes with law enforcement. Three people have died so far, as thick
smoke blankets the square.
S Korea calls off talks with North
Press TV - South Korea says high-level talks with the North have been
called off after the two sides remained unable to agree on the
composition of their delegations.
UN concerned over child soldiers in DRC
Press TV - The United Nation has expressed grave concern over the
recruitment of child soldiers by rebels in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC).
EU to confront US over spy scandal
Press TV - The European Commission has called on US Attorney General
Eric Holder to account for the country’s recent spying revelations that
has also targeted the Europeans, a report says.
Dutch security service has received information via PRISM
dutchnews.nl - Dutch security service AIVD has also received information
on email and social media traffic via US spy system PRISM, the Telegraaf
reports on Tuesday. If the AIVD lists an American address as suspicious,
it is supplied all the information within five minutes, a source told
the paper. The source worked for the department which monitored
potential Dutch Muslim extremists, the paper said.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Gun Control Alert
PPJ Gazette - The Gov of Nevada has set up a hotline asking
whether or not he should veto a proposed gun control bill….he
has opened it up to out of state callers since it would impact
everyone… Mayor Bloomberg has asked his minions to call in
supporting the legislation
Alabama Police Set Up Roadblocks Asking for Blood, DNA Samples
rinf.com - St. Clair and Bibb county authorities are confirming
there were roadblocks at several locations in their counties
Friday and Saturday asking for blood and DNA samples. However,
the samples were voluntary and motorists were paid for them as
part of a study, they said.
US cuts plans for Gitmo prosecutions
RT - The US is scaling back its Guantanamo prosecutions from 36
to 20 or less, admitting that it lacks the evidence to convict
many of the detainees of international war crimes.
436 Federal Employees Had Insider Tip on $8 Billion Medicare
Decision
Breitbart - At least 436 Department of Health and Human Services
employees--and possibly more at the White House Office of
Management and Budget--received advance notice of an $8 billion
Medicare decision that sent private health insurers’ stocks
soaring.
Plan B: Obama allows morning-after pill for under-17s
Guardian - The US justice department said in a letter on Monday
that it planned to comply with a court's ruling to allow
unrestricted sales of Plan B One-Step and that it would withdraw
its appeal on the matter.
Main Core: A List Of Millions Of Americans That Will Be Subject
To Detention During Martial Law
Activist Post - As you will see below, there is actually a list
that contains the names of at least 8 million Americans known as
Main Core that the U.S. intelligence community has been
compiling since the 1980s.
Second Colorado Democrat Facing Recall Over Gun Control
Liberty Crier - A second Colorado Democrat who is facing
possible recall over gun control says she wouldn’t change her
votes and has no plans to resign. Sen. Angela Giron of Pueblo
says she’ll fight for her seat and that most constituents
support the measures she backed.
Attempt to expunge boy's suspension over pastry denied
Baltimore Sun - An attorney for the family of an Anne Arundel
County second-grader suspended from school for nibbling a pastry
into the shape of a gun said Monday that a top school official
has denied the appeal to have the boy's record expunged.
Erin Brockovich's Mugshot Is Out And It's Shocking
Business Insider - Famous legal activist Erin Brockovich was
arrested on Friday in Las Vegas for drunk boating. TMZ broke the
story today of how Brockovich was caught trying to dock her boat
at Lake Mead while she had a blood-alcohol content of almost
twice the legal limit of .08.
JP Morgan Customer Gold Inventory Falls 61% Overnight!
silverdoctors.com - That’s 6.7 metric tonnes of gold taken off
of JP Morgan’s inventory. As you can see in the chart below,
there are only 136,380 oz of gold left in Morgan’s Customer
inventory. Basically, JP Morgan has a little more than 4 metric
tonnes of gold left in its Eligible or Customer inventory.
IRS tracks your digital footprint
MSN Money - The Internal Revenue Service is collecting a lot
more than taxes this year -- it's also acquiring a huge volume
of personal information on taxpayers' digital activities, from
eBay auctions to Facebook posts and, for the first time ever,
credit card and e-payment transaction records, as it expands its
search for tax cheats to places it's never gone before.
North Carolina House of Representatives Approves Largest Tax Cut
in State History
atr.org - House-passed bill would make North Carolina tax code
more competitive with neighboring states.... If the bill passes
the senate, North Carolina would jump from having the 44th to
the 19th best business tax climate in the nation.
Detroit pension funds adviser to pay $3.1 million to settle SEC
case
freep.com - A Florida businessman has agreed to pay nearly $3.1
million to settle claims that he secretly stole millions of
dollars from a City of Detroit pension fund to buy two shopping
malls in California, according to a court filing today by the
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Austin Leads Agenda 21 Adoption with Smart Grid, International
Codes
Activist Post - The entire service area for Austin has been
smart metered, without regard to national outcry over the
negative health effects.... The city’s water is in the process
of being smart metered, too. The Citizens Water Conservation
Implementation Task Force filed the report “Water Conservation
2020: Strategic Recommendations” with Austin’s City Council in
2010, calling for a smart meter program with “real-time” water
use data.
Dust Bowl Conditions Are Literally Returning To The Western Half
Of The United States
Activist Post - Three years of severe drought has turned the
soil of much of the western United States into a fine powder
that the wind can easily pick up. As a result, we are seeing
“apocalyptic” dust storms unlike anything the region has seen
since the days of the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.
Missouri sinkhole area called 'very dangerous' to public
sott.net - Cape Girardeau's public works director Tim Gramling
said two sinkholes on South Sprigg Street, near LaCroix Creek,
continue to grow. A sinkhole in the creek is causing water to
flood into the nearby Buzzi Unicem quarry.
Turmeric protects against alcohol-induced brain damage
(NaturalNews) A recent study in India seems to have given a
remedy for brain damage from chronic heavy alcohol consumers.
Not that it should be an alcoholic's cover, but perhaps curcumin
from turmeric would provide a recovery from brain damage after a
period of heavy alcohol consumption.
Five natural pain-relieving alternatives to aspirin and NSAIDS
that work fast
(NaturalNews) Over the counter pain remedies such as aspirin,
acetaminophen, and ibuprofen have been the go-to choices for
killing pain and/or inflammation fast. But they have their vast
array of side effects.
GMO feed turns pig stomachs to mush! Shocking photos reveal
severe damage caused by GM soy and corn
(NaturalNews) If you have stomach problems or gastrointestinal
problems, a new study led by Dr. Judy Carman may help explain
why: pigs fed a diet of genetically engineered soy and corn
showed a 267% increase in severe stomach inflammation compared
to those fed non-GMO diets.
A critical look at three popular alternate cancer cures: Oxygen,
high pH and baking soda/molasses
(NaturalNews) The internet abounds with advice about three
popular alternate cancer cures: Oxygen, highly alkaline pH and
the combination of baking soda and molasses.
Meat scrap leftovers now being reprocessed into ice cream: The
dismal future of food
(NaturalNews) There appears to be no limit to how far the
processed food industry will go to maximize its profits, even if
it means reprocessing animal meat waste and adding it to
completely unrelated foods like ice cream.
Why the NIH Uses Bogus Study to Malign Ginkgo Biloba
Gaia Health - A new NIH study proclaiming that Ginkgo biloba
causes cancer is so absurd you must wonder if they produced it
with a straight face. More important, though, is why—and the
reason is truly frightening. It’s part of a system determined to
steal all natural health methods and hand them to Big Pharma &
Big Medicine for profits.
Yet Another Perversion: Del Monte's GMO Pineapple Approved in
the U.S.
Truth Farmer - According to the website, The Packer, Del Monte
submitted its requests for approval from the USDA’s APHIS
division (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) in July of
2012, and the agency quietly gave its approval of Rosé in
January of this year, but a formal public response was only made
in late April.
How Free of Gluten are "Glutenfree" Labeled Products Really?
Green Med Info - A "glutenfree" label may not indicate a product
free of gluten. Learn about questionable standards and gluten
loads of glutenfree labeled products.
USDA Says to Label ‘Machine Tenderized’ Meat, But NOT GMOs
Natural Society - In the twisted world of food safety and the
federal government’s seemingly-random concern for public health,
the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has proposed a rule
requiring mechanically tenderized meat be labeled as such and
even include specific cooking instructions.
Cannabis Provides Dramatic Benefit for Chronic Diseases in
Recent Study
Natural Society - In a recent study, cannabis provided dramatic
relief to those suffering from chronic ailments and reduced drug
intake by 1.7 medications per day.
VIDEO: Ron Paul: I’m worried that the government might kill
Edward Snowden with a drone
washingtonexaminer.com - "We live in a bad time where American
citizens don't even have rights and that they can be killed,"
Paul continued. "But the gentleman is trying to tell the truth
about what's going on, he is not defecting, there's no signs of
that happening. It's a shame we're in an age where people who
tell the truth about what the government is doing gets into
trouble."
After a closed-door briefing of the House of Representatives,
lawmakers call for a review of the Patriot Act
Guardian - Anger was mounting in Congress on Tuesday night as
politicians, briefed for the first time after revelations about
the government's surveillance dragnet, vowed to rein in a system
that one said amounted to "spying on Americans".
NSA to continue global surveillance program
RT - Quoting a senior intelligence official speaking on
condition of anonymity, AP reported Tuesday that there are no
plans to scrap the surveillance programs. Despite outrage from
US citizens and persons abroad mortified by the revelations, the
NSA operations are likely to “continue to receive widespread if
cautious support within Congress,” the official told the AP.
Anonymous infiltrates PRISM... Hacks Obama's Skype account...
Leaks more NSA documents...
chronicle.su - Anonymous hackers claimed to have infiltrated
PRISM’s network infrastructure after gaining access to the
graphical user interface which was intended only for use by
federal agents in cases of terrorism.
VIDEO/ARTICLE:
ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Government Massive Phone Record Grab -
Judge Andrew Napolitano - Cavuto
Fox News June 11, 2013.
YouTube: Ron Paul Blasts NSA Defenders On Piers Morgan: 'You're
Justifying Dictatorship!'
"To all of you who defend this nonsense, what should the penalty
be for those who destroy the constitution?" - Ron Paul
VIDEO: Judge Napolitano To Shep Smith: NSA Leaker An ‘American
Hero’ Who Exposed ‘Extraordinary Violations’
mediaite.com - Appearing on Fox’s Studio B this afternoon,
senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano gave a frank
assessment of NSA leaker Edward Snowden as “an American hero”
who went great lengths to expose “extraordinary violations” of
fundamental American values within the government.
The big flip-off: Company doesn't give feds data
World Net Daily - WND reported in 2010 when Katherine Albrecht,
a Harvard-trained privacy expert who helped develop StartPage,
warned, “It would blow people’s minds if they knew how much
information the big search engines have on the American public.
In fact, their dossiers are so detailed they would probably be
the envy of the KGB.”
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Facebook Censors Photos of Children
Protesting Monsanto as ‘Abusive’
Natural Society - Apparently posting photos against Monsanto
online is sometimes met with the ban hammer, specifically if
they have to do with children. But what highly abusive photo did
she post? As you can see below, Andrea posted a photo of her
children holding up anti-Monsanto signs at the Houston March
Against Monsanto rally...
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Late and lame, farm bill finally clears Senate
grist.org - Here’s what changes actually made it into the bill: The
Senate cut $41 billion in direct payments to farmers, but added a lot of
that back in the form of crop insurance and disaster relief. Senators
reduced the money for food stamps by $4 billion and cut conservation
programs by $3.5 billion.
Monsanto secures victory over organic farmers
RT - The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled this week
that an earlier ruling favoring Monsanto would stay intact, despite
mounting concerns voiced by farmers and agriculturists bothered by the
biotech company’s reputation for litigation.
June 11, 2013 -
Tuesday - Today in History:
1776 - In America, the Continental Congress formed a committee to draft
a Declaration of Independence from Britain.
1798 - Napoleon Bonaparte took the island of Malta.
1915 - British troops took Cameroon in Africa.
1927 - Charles A. Lindberg was presented the first Distinguished Flying
Cross.
1936 - The Presbyterian Church of America was formed in Philadelphia,
PA.
1937 - Soviet leader Josef Stalin began a purge of Red Army generals.
1940 - The Italian Air Force bombed the British fortress at Malta in the
Mediterranean.
1942 - The U.S. and the Soviet Union signed a lend lease agreement to
aid the Soviets in their effort in World War II.
1943 - During World War II, the Italian island of Pantelleria
surrendered after a heavy air bombardment.
1947 - The U.S. government announced an end to sugar rationing.
1963 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was arrested in Florida for trying to
integrate restaurants.
1963 - Alabama Gov. George Wallace allowed two black students to enroll
at the University of Alabama.
1967 - Israel and Syria accepted a U.N. cease-fire. 1972 - Hank Aaron
tied the National League record for 14 grand-slam home runs in a career.
1987 - Margaret Thatcher became the first British prime minister in 160
years to win a third consecutive term of office.
1990 - The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a law that would prohibit the
desecration of the American Flag.
1991 - Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines erupted. The eruption of ash
and gas could be seen for more than 60 miles.
1993 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that people who commit "hate crimes"
could be sentenced to extra punishment. The court also ruled in favor of
religious groups saying that they indeed had a constitutional right to
sacrifice animals during worship services.
1998 - Mitsubishi of America agreed to pay $34 million to end the
largest sexual harassment case filed by the U.S. government. The federal
lawsuit claimed that hundreds of women at a plant in Normal, IL, had
endured groping and crude jokes from male workers.
1998 - Pakistan announced moratorium on nuclear testing and offered to
talk with India over disputed Kashmir.
Syria militants’ rockets hit Lebanon
Press TV - A barrage of rockets fired by foreign-backed militants in
Syria has hit the northeastern Lebanese town of Hermel in Bekaa Valley.
14 killed in bomb attacks in Damascus
Press TV - At least 14 people have been killed in two bomb attacks that
struck near a police station in the Syrian capital Damascus.
Russia ready to consider asylum for NSA whistleblower Snowden
RT - Russia is willing to consider granting political asylum for NSA
whistleblower Edward Snowden, who blew the lid on the US PRISM program,
Russian media reported. Snowden dropped out of sight Monday after he was
last seen checking out of a Hong Kong hotel.
That hissing noise out of Greece could mean trouble for the euro zone
marketwatch.com -The Greek Composite index GR:GD -4.70% , which has been
slowly sliding south since mid-last month, dropped nearly 5% on Monday
after the Greek government failed to attract any binding bids for Depa,
the state-owned gas company.
New violence surge across Iraq kills at least 70
RT - A wave of attacks across mostly Sunni areas of Iraq has claimed at
least 70 lives, injuring more than 230. The resurgence comes after
several days of calm. Amid failure to tackle political problems, there
are renewed fears of a full-scale sectarian war.
Jordan wargames: Patriot batteries, F-16s and 4,500 US troops near
Syrian border
RT - Multinational military exercise 'Eager Lion' has been launched in
Jordan amid condemnation from neighboring Syria and its ally Russia. The
US brings Patriot missile batteries to the Syrian border, which could
remain deployed afterwards.
South African bodies call for Israel to be excluded from diamond
processing over ‘war crimes’
RT - The coalition of organisations such as South Africa's National
Union of Mineworkers, the country's largest trade union federation
COSATU; South African Students Congress; the Coalition for a Free
Palestine and BDS South Africa say that “billions of dollars' worth of
diamonds exported via Israel are a major source of revenue for the
Israeli military, which stands accused of war crimes."
US nuclear bombs stored in Netherlands
Press TV - Former Netherlands prime minister, Ruud Lubbers has noted
that 22 US nuclear bombs are stored at an airbase on Dutch territory...
The Dutch newspaper said the bombs are B61 nuclear weapons, which were
developed in the US in 1960s, adding that they are about four times as
powerful as the bombs used on Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
during World War II.
VIDEO: Bilderberg Delegate Speaks On Record
Steve Watson - Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, a former leading British
ambassador to Afghanistan, now a leading executive at arms manufacturer
BAE Systems, spoke on record to The Watford Observer today. Predictably,
Cowper-Coles merely repeated the establishment media hoax that
Bilderberg has no influence and is merely a “talking shop” or a golfing
holiday.
Canada has program to eavesdrop on its citizens, too
Daily Caller - The program, like the one in the U.S., amasses huge
amounts of telephone “metadata”: not the actual content of a call but
instead the details of who called whom, the location of each party, and
the duration of the call. Many have noted that on a large scale,
metadata could paint pictures of entire social networks and patterns of
communications.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
VIDEO: DHS Admits Boston Training Drill Involving Backpack
Explosives Planned Months Before Marathon
Anthony Gucciardi - According to the DHS documents acquired by
the Boston Globe, the agents were planning on conducting
training exercises centered around a fictitious terrorist group
called ‘Free America Citizens’, a group that would plant
backpacks full of explosives around Boston that the detectives
would be forced to track down.
Chicago police pass 3,000 mark in gun seizures
Stl. Louis | Department continues to lead the nation in the
number of gun seizures so far this year.
VIDEO: Shorthanded Antioch Police Ask Mail Carriers, Garbage
Collectors To Help Spot Crime
CBS SF - Employees of the local trash collector, Republic
Services Inc., as well as U.S. Postal Service employees have
been given tips on how to act as effective witnesses to crimes.
The program, dubbed “We’re Looking Out For You” aims to add some
experience eyeballs looking out for the city’s 105,000
residents.
U.S. government has given Afghan National Army more than $1
billion in ammo
Washington Free Beacon - The U.S. government has given the
embattled Afghan National Army (ANA) more than $1 billion in
taxpayer-funded ammunition, according to the Special Inspector
General for Afghanistan Reconstruction’s (SIGAR) latest
oversight report.
IRS Buying Spying Equipment: Covert Cameras in Coffee Trays,
Plants
CNS News - The IRS, currently in the midst of scandals involving
the targeting of conservative groups and lavish taxpayer-funded
conferences, is ordering surveillance equipment that includes
hidden cameras in coffee trays, plants and clock radios.
IG Report: IRS Can’t Document All Expenses for $4.1 Million
Conference
CNS News - A new report by the Treasury Inspector General for
Tax Administration (TIGTA) concerning a three-day, $4.1 million
conference for Internal Revenue Service employees, shows that
the IRS was not able to document all its expenses for the event
including, for instance, receipts and W-2 wage and tax
statements.
VIDEO: Ben Swann “Truth In Media Project” Kickstarter Trailer
Liberty Crier - Ben Swann launches his “Truth In Media Project”
on Kickstarter. At the time of this posting $11,812 of a
requested $1,250,000 has been raised.
Gold Falls to Lowest in More Than Two Weeks on Stimulus Outlook
Bloomberg - Gold declined to the lowest price in more than two
weeks in London on speculation the Federal Reserve will curb
stimulus as the U.S. economy strengthens. Palladium retreated
from a two-month high.
VIDEO: Obama: 'We Don't Want to Tax All Businesses Out of
Business'
CNS News - "We don't want to tax all businesses out of
business," Obama said. "But we do think that there's a role to
play for government."... Obama has made similar statements in
the past. When speaking about implementing a cap and trade
system when running for president in 2008, Obama said he would
bankrupt coal power plants.
Booz Allen biggest 4-month stock fall after its employee Snowden
leak
RT - Shares of a consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton have fallen
5%, after company employee Edward Snowden revealed the US
National Security Agency (NSA) had access to personal data
shared through internet.
South Haven nuclear plant leaks into control room — Bed of sand
that tank was supposedly resting on “did not exist”
ENENews - It’s been more than a month since the Palisades
Nuclear Plant near South Haven shutdown after an unexpected
release of slightly radioactive water into Lake Michigan....
During repairs, the company realized the flooring beneath the
tank was not built as drawings indicated. Specifically, a sand
bed the tank was supposedly resting on did not exist.
VIDEO: The Purpose of Geoengineering and Chemtrails is Death
Activist Post - Urgent Alert: Throughout May of 2013, Southern
California, home of 22 million people, received by far the most
powerful daily aerosol attacks this writer has ever seen since
learning of the Geoengineering issue in 2007. The sky remains
whited-out and mountains ten miles away are barely visible due
to toxic chemtrail fallout.
Turmeric Produces 'Remarkable' Recovery in Alzheimer's Patients
Activist Post -
Turmeric has been used in India for over 5,000 years, which
is likely why still today both rural and urban populations have
some of the lowest prevalence rates of Alzheimer's disease (AD)
in the world. A recent study on patients with AD found that less
than a gram of
turmeric daily, taken for three months, resulted in
'remarkable improvements.'
Top superfoods for healthy weight loss
(NaturalNews) If you are still struggling with losing weight
while craving the enjoyment of great tasting foods, you may be
pleasantly surprised and encouraged by this article.
Latest research - Scientists discover correlation between GMOs
and leukemia
(NaturalNews) As if there isn't enough reason to avoid
genetically modified food, new research has discovered GMOs are
linked with leukemia and anemia. The study found that Bacillus
thuringiensis (Bt) used in bioengineered seeds has a substantial
adverse effect on blood cells and bone marrow cell
proliferation. Even at the lowest dose, the effects were deemed
virulent to proper cell health.
GMO Papayas (Papaw) Approved In US and Canada But Not Europe
Prevent Disease - Due to their high levels of vitamins and
certain enzymes (papain) papayas have been considered a ''wonder
fruit'', especially for the digestive tract. However,
genetically modified (GM) papayas are o approved for cultivation
in the US and for consumption in the US and Canada, but not
Europe.
Products You Thought Were GMO-Safe
care2.com - They’re everywhere! Is no one safe?! By they, I mean
genetically modified organisms (GMOs). And by everywhere, I
seriously mean everywhere. Another surprising place unlabeled
ingredients are showing up is in your natural food and your
vitamins and supplements.
27 Edward Snowden Quotes About U.S. Government Spying That
Should Send A Chill Up Your Spine
Economic Collapse - Most Americans never even try to make a
difference because they do not believe that it will benefit them
personally. Meanwhile, our society continues to fall apart all
around us. Hopefully the great sacrifice that Edward Snowden has
made will not be in vain.
Journalist on NSA leak case: More to be revealed
RT - There will be more ‘significant information’ exposed in the
near future, AP cites the journalist who revealed classified US
surveillance programs leaked by an American defense contractor.
National Whistleblower Center Issues Statement in Support of NSA
Whistleblower
whistleblowers.org - “Until Congress enacts a law, setting forth
reasonable procedures by which civil servants can disclose
national security violations to the American people, the
government should not prosecute these whistleblowers. Congress
and the President must do their jobs, and stop destroying the
lives of civil servants who try to report misconduct”
VIDEO: Snooping Concerns Emerge Over Congressional Blackberries
Serviced By Verizon
Breitbart - Congress is concerned that the NSA's actions may
have also captured phone calls of lawmakers and their staffers.
It should be noted that Verizon is one of the main service
providers to government issued Blackberries members and their
staff use to communicate with one another.
Edward Snowden gone from Hong Kong hotel, whereabouts unknown
LA Times - Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old contractor identified
as the source of leaks about the U.S. electronic surveillance
program, apparently checked out of his Hong Kong hotel at midday
Monday, his destination and whereabouts unknown.
VIDEO: Iceland Considers Offering NSA Whistleblower Snowden
Asylum
Kurt Nimmo - Edward Snowden, the Booz Allen Hamilton staffer
with a top-secret security clearance who leaked details of NSA
surveillance, is welcome to seek asylum in Iceland, according to
lawmaker Birgitta Jónsdóttir and Smari McCarthy, executive
director of the International Modern Media Institute, an
organization dedicated to protecting whistleblowers.
YouTube: Judge Napolitano: What Will Happen to Edward Snowden?
Fox Business - June 10, 2013
YouTube: Betray Country, Bring Back Death Penalty for NSA Leaker
Edward Snowden
Fox News strategic analyst Ralph Peters on Monday said that the
man behind the biggest leak in the history of the National
Security Agency (NSA) deserved to be executed for his crimes.
YouTube: Guardian Reporter Glenn Greenwald: We Have List of NSA
Targets
XRepublicTV - Glenn Greenwald, the reporter at The Guardian who
broke the story about NSA surveillance programs, discusses the
information received from whistleblower Edward Snowden, saying
the federal government is now trying to "scare the American
people" to justify its "massive spying program."
The NSA Black Hole: 5 Basic Things We Still Don’t Know About the
Agency’s Snooping
ProPublica - Last week saw revelations that the FBI and the
National Security Agency have been collecting Americans’ phone
records en masse and that the agencies have access to data from
nine tech companies. But secrecy around the programs has meant
even basic questions are still unanswered. Here’s what we still
don’t know...
‘Operation Troll The NSA’ sets out to jam up the NSA’s scanners
ancapminds.com - Operation Troll The NSA is a website that is
aiming to encourage as many people as possible to make a phone
call or send an email at the same time, using a
keywords-of-terror-filled script with the hopes of causing
strain on the NSA’s surveillance programs.
VIDEO: Flashback: Ron Paul On The House Floor In 1984 Warning Us
About The Coming Computer Surveillance State
Liberty Crier - Ron Paul talking about computer surveillance in
1984.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Ask Your Senators to Support Non-GMO Agriculture, Small Farmers
& Food Freedom in Farm Bill
farmtoconsumer.org - The U.S. Senate is currently debating the
Farm Bill, S.954. Over 200 amendments are on the table,
including #978 to repeal the “Monsanto Protection Act”. You can
help us speak up for both farmers and consumers in this massive
legislation.
Learn the Truth about Pet Food Ingredients Part 3
Susan Thixton - Here is the third installment of our on-going
project pet food ingredient definitions in consumer language. To
read more ingredient definitions, Click Here for Part 1, Click
Here for Part 2.
June 10, 2013 -
Monday - Today in History:
1776 - The Continental Congress appointed a committee to write a
Declaration of Independence.
1801 - The North African State of Tripoli declared war on the U.S. The
dispute was over merchant vessels being able to travel safely through
the Mediterranean.
1854 - The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD, held its first
graduation.
1898 - U.S. Marines landed in Cuba during the Spanish-American War.
1920 - The Republican convention in Chicago endorsed woman suffrage.
1925 - The state of Tennessee adopted a new biology text book that
denied the theory of evolution.
1940 - Italy declared war on France and Britain. In addition, Canada
declared war on Italy.
1943 - The Allies began bombing Germany around the clock.
1954 - General Motors announced the gas turbine bus had been produced
successfully.
1967 - Israel and Syria agreed to a cease-fire that ended the Six-Day
War.
1970 - A fifteen-man group of special forces troops began training for
Operation Kingpin. The operation was a POW rescue mission in North
Vietnam.
1971 - The U.S. ended a 21-year trade embargo of China.
1984 - The U.S. Army successfully tested an antiballistic missile.
1984 - The United States and the Vatican established full diplomatic
relations for the first time in 117 years.
1985 - The Israeli army pulled out of Lebanon after 1,099 days of
occupation.
1993 - It was announced by scientists that genetic material was
extracted from an insect that lived when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
1994 - U.S. President Clinton intensified sanctions against Haiti's
military leaders. U.S. commercial air travel was suspended along with
most financial transactions between Haiti and the U.S.
1996 - Britain and Ireland opened Northern Ireland peace talks. The
IRA's political arm Sinn Fein was excluded.
1998 - The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that poor children in Milwaukee
could attend religious schools at taxpayer expense.
1999 - NATO suspended air strikes in Yugoslavia after Slobodan Milosevic
agreed to withdraw his forces from Kosovo.
Militants attack NATO headquarters in Kabul International Airport
Press TV - Kabul’s police chief Mohammad Ayoub Salangi said Afghan
security forces had killed all the seven attackers. “There have not been
any casualties to the security forces, and we have not (received) any
report of civilian casualties so far.” The Taliban militant group has
claimed responsibility for the attack. It said several US-led soldiers
were killed during the assault.
US says giving S-300 systems to Syria threatens future US, Israeli
strikes
Press TV - US claims its spy agencies have identified Russian ships
taking “weapons” to Syria, including the S-300 anti-air defense system,
expressing fears the move would threaten “future air strikes” against
the nation by US, Israeli and NATO aircraft.
YouTube: Bilderberg 2013: Secret meeting opens press office for 1st time
RT - The Bilderberg Group is famously shy of press attention, but this
year its annual confab is inundated with reporters from some of the
world's top media outlets. RT's Sara Firth went to Watford near London
to try and find out what the world's most powerful group might be
talking about.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Alex Jones Storms BBC, Confronts Bilderberg Member
Paul Joseph Watson - Radio host takes over live broadcast.
VIDEO: Alex Jones Speaks to thousands at Bilderberg 2013
Prisonplanet.com June 9, 2013.
No sign Turkey's economy affected by protests - Fitch
RT - Anti-government demonstrations in Turkey haven’t yet caused any
significant economic disruption to put the country’s “BBB” sovereign
rating at risk. However, the Fitch ratings agency says persistent unrest
effecting the economy could pressure the rating.
Obama orders US to draw up overseas target list for cyber-attacks
Guardian - Barack Obama has ordered his senior national security and
intelligence officials to draw up a list of potential overseas targets
for US cyber-attacks, a top secret presidential directive obtained by
the Guardian reveals.
On 46th Anniversary, Survivors of Israeli Attack on USS Liberty Demand
Congressional Inquiry
antiwar.com - Saturday [June 8,2013] marks the 46th anniversary of the
Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, a Naval spy ship in the Mediterranean
Sea. The attack killed 34 American crew members and wounded 171 others.
Pope Francis Warns of 'Culture of Waste,' Disposable Human Beings
Breitbart - The pontiff put forward the concept that our world’s
“culture of waste” has led to a mentality of materialism and
disposability that involves not only things, but people as well and,
especially, the unborn child, the disabled, and the elderly.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Booz Allen Grew Rich on Government Contracts
NewYorkTimes - The company, based in Virginia, is primarily a
technology contractor. It reported revenues of $5.76 billion for
the fiscal year ended in March and was No. 436 on Fortune’s list
of the 500 largest public companies. The government provided 98
percent of that revenue, the company said.
Military told not to read Obama-scandal news
World Net Daily - WND has received an unclassified NOTAM (Notice
to Airmen) that warns airmen not to look at news stories related
to the data-mining scandal.... The notice applies to users of
the Air Force NIPRNET (Non-classified Internet Protocol Router
Network), which is the only way that many troops stationed
overseas and on bases in the U.S. are able to access the
Internet.
DOJ & FBI Raid News Media Offices After Releasing an Alarming
Story on Obama
National Report - Within hours of publishing a scathing story on
President Obama the DOJ raided the offices of the National
Report claiming the raid was lawful under the USA Patriot Act
but refusing to say why the government was taking the action.
Rand Paul: Congress, not Homeland Security, Should Decide Border
Issue
Breitbart - Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) plans to introduce an
amendment to the Senate immigration bill that would give
Congress, not the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the
authority to determine whether the border is actually secure.
James Holmes’ lawyers enter insanity plea; here come the insane
psychiatrists
Jon Rappoport - James Holmes’ lawyers have entered an insanity
plea in the Aurora- theater massacre case, and the judge, Carlos
Samour, has just accepted it.
Colorado counties mull forming new state, North Colorado
Fox News - Officials in eight northern Colorado counties united
in opposition to the state's new gun control laws and oil and
gas regulations are reportedly considering forming a 51st U.S.
state called North Colorado.
California Elementary School Hosts Toy Gun Buyback
Liberty Crier - n elementary school in Hayward California held a
toy gun exchange Saturday (6/8/13), offering students a book and
a chance to win a bicycle if they turned in their play weapons.
VIDEO: Cops Use YOUR Children As Props For “School Shooter
Drills” (Paid For By Homeland Security)
Liberty Crier - Hundreds of emergency responders, students and
school officials in Eatonville participated in an active shooter
drill coordinated by Pierce County Emergency Management and
hosted by the Eatonville School District that took over two
schools and several blocks in the Mount Rainier foothills
community.
Report: Homeschooling Growing Seven Times Faster than Public
School Enrollment
Breitbart - As dissatisfaction with the U.S. public school
system grows, apparently so has the appeal of homeschooling.
Educational researchers, in fact, are expecting a surge in the
number of students educated at home by their parents over the
next ten years, as more parents reject public schools.
VIDEO: “Consuming Kids” Reveals Shocking Tactics Used to
Manipulate Your Children’s Preferences and Habits
Dr. Mercola - America’s 52 million kids under the age of 12
represent one of the most powerful markets for American
businesses, influencing adult spending worth $700 billion a
year. The documentary Consuming Kids reveals the shrewd
practices of the multi-billion dollar marketing machine designed
to turn your kids into loyal, lifelong consumers who will also
influence how the entire family spends its money.
Cartel Setting Up Epic Metals Raid As Chinese Markets Closed
Mon-Wed?
silverdoctors.com - Cartel finally busts $22 silver; cartel may
attempt to smash gold & silver below April lows of $1320 & $20
overnight Sun and into Monday as Chinese financial markets will
be closed Monday through Wednesday.
Meet Your New Boss: Buying Large Employers Will Enable China To
Dominate 1000s Of U.S. Communities
Economic Collapse - Are you ready for a future where China will
employ millions of American workers and dominate thousands of
small communities all over the United States? Such a future
would be unimaginable to many Americans, but the truth is that
it is already starting to happen. Chinese acquisition of U.S.
businesses set a new all-time record last year, and it is on
pace to absolutely shatter that record this year.
VIDEO: Home Loan Rates Near 4% Send Buyers Scurrying: Mortgages
Bloomberg -The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage has
risen for each of the past five weeks and is at the highest
level in more than a year, according to government
mortgage-buyer Freddie Mac.
Floridians Alarmed As Industry Signals Desire To 'Frack' and
Drill Populated Areas
Activist Post - In what is shaping up to be a move as
potentially disastrous for the Collier family name as the
Collier county environment, a May 2013 drilling permit
application by Dan A. Hughes company describes their intent to
drill a 13,900 foot deep exploratory well in close proximity to
a relatively densely populated residential area known as Golden
Gate.
VIDEO: Resident's last remaining hope that the Louisiana
sinkhole could be contained now gone forever after berm collapse
Wings Of Care - Weaving our way through clouds and some feisty
winds, we made a quick trip over to the Bayou Corne sinkhole
again today. We were eager to see it, since learning a few days
ago that the berm (built since the sinkhole started expanding
significantly last August) on the west and south side of the
sinkhole had collapsed.
Four superfoods to never leave home without
(NaturalNews) If you have to go on the road to visit friends or
relatives, or a business trip of some sort, it would be wise to
bring along some superfoods to maintain the nutritional level
you have at home.
The 9 Foods You Should Never Eat
Dr. Mercola - Many foods have been heavily promoted as being
healthy when they are nothing more than pernicious junk foods.
In the featured article, Clean Plates1 founder Jared Koch shared
his list of nine staple foods that are far less “good for you”
than you’ve been led to believe.
A New Bill Would Include Nutritional Supplements in Health
Savings Accounts
Alliance for Natural Health - Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and
three of his colleagues have introduced S 1031, a bill that
would allow Health Savings Account (HSA) funds to go toward
dietary supplements without having to get a doctor’s
prescription; the same would apply to Health Flexible Spending
Accounts (FSAs).
B vitamins help reduce brain shrinkage and may prevent
Alzheimer's disease
(NaturalNews) Researchers from the University of Oxford,
publishing the result of a study in the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences have determined that high-dose
B-vitamin treatment can slow the atrophy of specific brain
regions that are a key component of the Alzheimer's disease
process commonly associated with cognitive decline.
Top natural remedies for common skin problems like wrinkles,
stretch marks and acne
(NaturalNews) The usual skin creams, lotions, or salves promoted
on TV or on slick magazine ads are not effective for wrinkles,
stretch marks, acne, and other skin problems. They often make
matters worse, they're expensive, and some even contain
carcinogenic components.
VIDEO: 9-Year Old Girl Attends McDonald's Meeting, Grills CEO
for Selling 'Junk Food'
Natural Society - A young girl named Hannah Robertson has
recently attended a McDonald's meeting and grilled the CEO for
selling junk food to children. Awesome!
650,000+ Hospital Meals Will Now be Served Without
Antibiotic-Infected Meat
Natural Society - Due to a precedent-setting move by the
University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center
and a recent almost-unanimous vote by the Academic Senate of the
university, over 650,000 meals served to hospital patients each
year will now be free of meat that has been treated with
antibiotics.
Vitamin T is an essential nutrient for human health
(NaturalHealth365) Vitamin T regulates the metabolism of
homo-cytosine and fixes problems related to skin pigmentation.
In addition, this essential nutrient helps to breakdown
carbohydrates – so they can be released as useable energy....
The only food sources which contain vitamin T in any significant
amount are sesame seeds, tahini, egg yolks, and pumpkin seeds.
A surprising cause of skin cancer revealed
(NaturalHealth365) Exposing your skin to compact fluorescent
bulbs can lead to premature aging of the skin and a risk of skin
cancers – including melanoma.... Researchers, at Stony Brook
University, found these light bulbs leaked significant levels of
UVC and UVA. This study was published in the journal of
Photochemistry and Photobiology.
VIDEO: Edward Snowden: the whistleblower behind the NSA
surveillance revelations
Guardian - The 29-year-old source behind the biggest
intelligence leak in the NSA's history explains his motives, his
uncertain future and why he never intended on hiding in the
shadows.
NSA seeks criminal probe of program leaker
CBS News - A Director of National Intelligence official
confirmed to CBS News correspondent Major Garrett that the
highly secretive NSA has asked the Justice Department to
investigate the leak. Reuters described the formal request as a
"crimes report."
The NSA's "Boundless Informant" Collects 3 Billion Intelligence
Pieces From US Computer Networks In One Month
Zero Hedge - The latest piece of news once again comes from the
Guardian's Glenn Greenwald who this time exposes the NSA's
datamining tool "Boundless Informant" which according to leaked
documents collected 97 billion pieces of intelligence from
computer networks worldwide in March 2013 alone, and "3 billion
pieces of intelligence from US computer networks over a 30-day
period." This is summarized in the chart below...
YouTube: Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk 6/10/13: Government
Spying: Should We Be Shocked?
Ron Paul: Last week we saw dramatic new evidence of illegal
government surveillance of our telephone calls, and of the
National Security Agency's deep penetration into American
companies such as Facebook and Microsoft to spy on us. The media
seemed shocked....
* Related Video:
Ron Paul on Convuto
VIDEO : Lindsey Graham Celebrates the Death of the Constitution
Kurt Nimmo - Glenn Greenwald takes Senator Lindsey Graham to
task for defending the destruction of the Fourth Amendment.
Unfortunately, Greenwald insists on using the false left-right
paradigm to make his argument. He says the senator from South
Carolina is “one of the most right-wing members of the United
States Congress.”
Rand Paul calls for class action lawsuit to end government
snooping
Examiner - On FOX New Sunday with Chris Wallace, Senator Rand
Paul from Kentucky called for a citizen-lead class action
lawsuit that would end the federal government's mass
surveillance program. Paul wants to stimulate a grass roots
uprising to challenge what he believes is an abusive government
practice that usurps the 4th Amendment.
VIDEO: Officials: NSA mistakenly intercepted emails, phone calls
of innocent Americans
NBC News - he National Security Agency has at times mistakenly
intercepted the private email messages and phone calls of
Americans who had no link to terrorism, requiring Justice
Department officials to report the errors to a secret national
security court and destroy the data, according to two former
U.S. intelligence officials.
Panopticon: Gov't Set to Open $1.9 Billion Data Center in Utah
Breitbart - The personal data and private online conversations
that the National Security Administration is accused of mining
could be stashed in a one million square-foot, $1.9 billion
facility in the Utah Valley.... Plans released by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, which is handling the construction, show the
center will have four 'data halls' to store information and two
substations to power the facility.
*
Photos of the NSA complex in Utah
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Monsanto pushes bizarre conspiracy theory to deflect blame for
GE wheat contamination of commercial crops
(NaturalNews) There is a grand conspiracy theory at work to
destroy the value of U.S. wheat crops, Monsanto recently told
mainstream media reporters in a telephone conference.
Monsanto faces third lawsuit regarding rogue wheat
bizjournals.com - An environmental group and a Washington farmer
each filed suit against Monsanto yesterday, bringing to three
the number of lawsuits the company faces over claims it failed
to prevent genetically modified wheat from contaminating regular
wheat fields.
When Prepping Just Isn't Enough
Activist Post - What would you do if you could never go to a
store again? If you could never have utilities provided by a
supplier again? What if you were truly on your own, forever? For
some situations, prepping just isn’t enough. If you don’t have
plans for the following, you cannot consider yourself to be
truly prepared....
The Seasonal Cancer Danger to Steer Your Dog Clear Of
Dr. Becker - Last year around this time, I reported on a
six-year study conducted at Tufts University's Cummings School
of Veterinary Medicine linking lawn pesticides to canine
malignant lymphoma (CML). That study found an increased risk for
CML of as much as 70 percent in certain dogs exposed to
professionally applied pesticides and herbicides, or lawn care
products containing insect growth regulators.
Please
Remember: USS Liberty
(June 8, 1967) - Day of Remembrance:
June 7, 2013 - Friday - Today in History:
1712 - The
Pennsylvania Assembly banned the importation of slaves.
1775 - The United Colonies changed their name to the United States.
1776 - Richard Henry Lee of Virginia proposed to the Continental
Congress a resolution calling for a Declaration of Independence.
1863 - Mexico City was captured by French troops.
1892 - John Joseph Doyle became the first pinch-hitter in baseball when
he was used in a game.
1900 - Boxer rebels cut the rail links between Peking and Tientsin in
China.
1929 - The sovereign state of Vatican City came into existence as copies
of the Lateran Treaty were exchanged in Rome.
1932 - Over 7,000 war veterans marched on Washington, DC, demanding
their bonuses.
1939 - King George VI and his wife, Queen Elizabeth, arrived in the U.S.
It was the first visit to the U.S. by a reigning British monarch.
1942 - The Battle of Midway ended. The sea and air battle lasted 4 days.
Japan lost four carriers, a cruiser, and 292 aircraft, and suffered
2,500 casualties. The U.S. lost the Yorktown, the destroyer USS Hammann,
145 aircraft, and suffered 307 casualties.
1942 - Japan landed troops on the islands of Attu and Kiska in the
Aleutians. The U.S. invaded and recaptured the Alutians one year later.
1944 - Off of the coast of Normandy, France, the Susan B. Anthony sank.
All 2,689 people aboard survived.
1965 - In the U.S., the Gemini 4 mission was completed. The mission
featured the first spacewalk by an American.
1968 - In Operation Swift Saber, U.S. Marines swept an area 10 miles
northwest of Danang in South Vietnam.
1976 - "The NBC Nightly News", with John Chancellor and David Brinkley,
aired for the first time.
1981 - Israeli F-16 fighter-bombers destroyed Iraq’s only nuclear
reactor.
1983 - The U.S. ordered Nicaragua to close all 6 of its consulates and
informed 21 Nicaraguan consular officials that they could not longer
remain in the U.S.
1994 - The United States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia declared the RMS Titanic, Inc. (RMST) salvor-in-possession of
the wreck and the wreck site of the RMS Titanic.
2000 - U.S. Federal Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ordered the breakup of
Microsoft Corporation.
‘Israel in rush to finish Golan fence’
Press TV - The Israeli regime is scrambling to finish the construction
of a 45-mile fence along the Syrian border in the occupied Golan
Heights, a report says. According to a Friday report by the Washington
Post, the new “smart fence” is equipped with concertina and razor wire,
touch sensors, motion detectors, infrared cameras and ground radar.
UN slams ‘cold-blooded murder’ in Iraq
Press TV - The United Nations envoy to Iraq has condemned the killing of
over a dozen people near a town in the western province of Anbar.
David Petraeus At Bilderberg to Craft “Big Data” Spy Grid
Paul Joseph Watson - Former CIA Director David Petraeus is in attendance
at the 2013 Bilderberg Group conference to help construct the “big data”
spy grid, which is set to become the new frontier of clandestine
statecraft as Internet connectivity becomes ubiquitous.
Bilderberg Member Set to Speak on Record
Paul Joseph Watson - A Bilderberg Group member is set to speak on record
to the BBC in what represents an unprecedented move for the secretive
organization, which is being forced to become more transparent in the
face of huge protests and widespread condemnation.
'US must send missiles to Syria militants'
Press TV - McCain told the Brookings Institution think-tank on Thursday
that "the Syrian state is disintegrating in much of the country, leaving
vast ungoverned spaces that are being filled by extremists, many aligned
with Al-Qaeda."
Syria Army retakes key Golan crossing
Press TV - Syrian army troops have established control over a key
crossing in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights shortly after it fell
into the hands of foreign-backed militants.
‘Mali army has reinforced N positions’
Press TV - Malian military officials say the country’s army has
reinforced its positions in the northern part of the West African
country following a day of deadly fighting in the area.
South Korea accepts North’s proposal
Press TV - South Korea has agreed to a North Korean proposal for
official talks on reopening the Kaesong joint industrial zone, which had
been closed due to tensions between Seoul and Pyongyang.
Bank of India Prohibits Gold Coin Sales to Retail Investors!
silverdoctors.com - With the Bank of India attempting to outlaw physical
gold purchases for retail investors, only a day after we broke news that
France has banned the shipment of gold and silver coins in the mail, it
is clear that global capital controls against gold and silver are
coming, ahead of the inevitable Western depositor bail-in.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
NYT: Obama has lost all credibility
NY Times - Within hours of the disclosure that federal
authorities routinely collect data on phone calls Americans
make, regardless of whether they have any bearing on a
counterterrorism investigation, the Obama administration issued
the same platitude it has offered every time President Obama has
been caught overreaching in the use of his powers...
House Passes $45B Homeland Security Spending Bill
tbo.com - The House on Thursday passed a $45 billion measure
boosting the Homeland Security Department's budget by about 2
percent above spending levels imposed by an ongoing round of
automatic budgets cuts.
YouTube: Obama is Big Brother and a Bald Faced Liar!
June 06, 2013 Current TV News.
NIH-Funded Project Sterilizes Rats in NYC Subway
Activist Post - As part of this pilot project, Dr. Loretta Mayer
and her company Senestech received $462,836 from the NIH to test
the product ContraPest® on the NYC subway system’s brown rat
population. The bait contains 4-vinylcyclohexene diepoxide (VCD),
commonly used in tires, polyesters and plastics. According to
blogger Anastasia Bodnar, “VCD basically degrades ovaries,
similar to how the ovaries degrade during menopause.”
Obama Picks Libya War Architect for U.N. Ambassador
Kurt Nimmo - Samantha Power, Obama’s Special Assistant who
pushed for the slaughter over 30,000 Libyans under the guise of
humanitarian intervention, may soon replace Susan Rice as U.S.
ambassador at the United Nations. Rice, scorched by the Benghazi
affair, will retreat to the White House and take up the role of
Obama’s national security adviser.
VIDEO: Valerie Jarrett: Eric Holder 'Will Be in His Position for
Quite a While'
Weekly Standard - Valerie Jarrett, a close adviser to President
Obama, said that Eric Holder is "definitely" not stepping down
and that he'll be attorney general "for quite a while."
VIDEO/ARTICLE: CIA Didn’t Always Know Who It Was Killing
In Drone Strikes, Classified Documents Show
NBC News - About one of every four of those killed by drones in
Pakistan between Sept. 3, 2010, and Oct. 30, 2011, were
classified as "other militants,” the documents detail. The
“other militants” label was used when the CIA could not
determine the affiliation of those killed, prompting questions
about how the agency could conclude they were a threat to U.S.
national security.
The Untouchables: NY Senate passes bill making 'annoying' police
a crime
RT - The New York State Senate passed a controversial bill on
Wednesday that aims to classify ‘aggravated harassment of a
police officer’ as a crime, but will it give the authorities the
green light for strong-arm tactics if passed? Sponsored by
Senator Joe Griffo, Bill S.2402 would make it a felony to
“harass, annoy, or threaten a police officer while on duty.”
VIDEO: Rand Paul: Orwell's '1984' has arrived
WND - “Dystopian novels were just that, bad utopias,” he said,
“but not practically possible. One could always sigh in relief
that such surveillance, such invasion of privacy, was not
technologically possible. “Until now.
Florida Sheriff Arrested After Defending Second Amendment
Kit Daniels - Liberty County Sheriff Nicholas Finch, 50, was
booked in his own jail Tuesday with one count of official
misconduct by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The
FDLE accuses Finch covering up the arrest of Floyd Eugene
Parrish after releasing him from the Liberty County Jail.
Parrish had been arrested for carrying a concealed firearm
without a license, a third-degree felony in Florida.
Oregon Senate passes bill to regulate tracking devices for kids
Infowars.com - Oregon senators took a major step in affirming
school students’ rights to privacy Wednesday. An Oregon bill
aimed at making it a requirement for schools to inform parents,
students and the state Board of Education before implementing
and distributing privacy invading radio frequency identification
technology passed the Senate with a 28-2 vote yesterday, reports
the Associated Press.
20 Completely Ridiculous College Courses Being Offered At U.S.
Universities
Economic Collapse - Listed below are 20 completely ridiculous
college courses being offered at U.S. universities. The
description following each course title either comes directly
from the official course description or from a news story about
the course…
11-Yr-Old Suspended From School For Merely TALKING About Guns
WMAL - Bruce Henkelman of Huntingtown says his son, a sixth
grader at Northern Middle School in Owings [Maryland], was
talking with friends about the Sandy Hook Elementary School
massacre when the bus driver hauled him back to school to be
questioned by the principal, Darrel Prioleau.
Austerity To Cost U.S. Economy 2 Million Jobs By 2019: Study
Huffington Post - A new study by the Center for American
Progress, a left-leaning think tank, estimates that today's
austerity measures are going to leave the U.S. economy with 2
million fewer jobs and $433 billion less in economic growth by
2019.
1/3 Population of Puerto Rico Gets Food Stamps--$2 Billion in
2012
CNS News - The federal government spent more than $2 billion to
provide food stamps to residents of Puerto Rico in 2012, up to
25 percent of which is untraceable because it is distributed in
cash and there is “no way to verify that funds are spent on
food,” according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
VIDEO: Former drone operator says he’s haunted by his part in
more than 1,600 deaths
NBC News - Former drone operator Brandon Bryant tells NBC's
Richard Engel that he felt like he became a "heartless"
"sociopath" under the drone program.
VIDEO: Tropical Storm Andrea Kicks Off Hurricane Season – Bears
Down on Fla. Coast
Tropical Storm Andrea continued moving swiftly up the East Coast
Friday morning, bringing rain, wind and tornadoes from the
Carolinas into the Northeast.... The tornado threat remains
until early afternoon, according to the Weather Channel's
hurricane specialist Carl Parker.
YouTube: Fast food ice dirtier than toilet water, study finds
RT - A new study by UK's The Daily Mail found that ice from
McDonald's, Starbucks, Burger King and KFC, to name a few,
contains more bacteria than toilet water. RT's Margaret Howell
breaks down the report.
Shiitake mushrooms help fight cancer, reduce cholesterol, and
boost immunity
(NaturalNews) The shiitake, also called the oakwood mushroom or
the black forest mushroom in English-speaking countries, is an
edible brown mushroom that is native to Japan, China, and Korea.
It has been cultivated for over a thousand years, and fresh and
dried shiitake remain popular in East Asia today.
Tomatoes prevent strokes, researchers say
(NaturalNews) According to the BBC, the Finnish researchers were
looking into the impact of lycopene - a bright red chemical
element that occurs naturally in tomatoes, watermelons and
peppers. In a study involving 1,031 high-risk men, those with
the most lycopene in their bloodstream were the least likely to
have a stroke, the scientists - who published their findings in
the journal Neurology, said.
Nutrient found in Mediterranean diet shown to promote natural
cancer cell death cycle
(NaturalNews) A research team from the University of Ohio,
publishing the results of a study in the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences has found that a compound abundant
in the Mediterranean diet takes away cancer cells' 'superpower'
to escape death.... The compound, known as apigenin is found in
abundance in many plant-based foods frequently found in the
Mediterranean diet that include chamomile tea, celery and
parsley, among a host of other leafy green vegetables.
Reduce blood pressure naturally with vitamin C: Study
(NaturalNews) In 2012, the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
conducted a systemic meta-anaysis of 29 different studies on the
effects of vitamin C for reducing high blood pressure (BP),
entitled "Effects of vitamin C supplementation on blood
pressure: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials."
4 Herbal Solutions for Reducing Stress and Feelings of Anxiety
Natural Society - There are many herbs that can provide
effective stress-busting benefits. Here are 4 herbs you can use
to reduce stress and feelings of anxiety.
Calling the FDA, AMA and Big Pharma: What the Term “Medical
Mafia” Means
Natural Society - In case your wondering why the term “Medical
Mafia” is used occasionally to describe the unholy trinity of
AMA (American Medical Association), FDA (Food and Drug
Administration), and Big Pharma, here's a brief historical
summary.
NSA taps in to systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and others,
secret files reveal
Guardian - The National Security Agency has obtained direct
access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and other US
internet giants, according to a top secret document obtained by
the Guardian.... The Guardian has verified the authenticity of
the document, a 41-slide PowerPoint presentation – classified as
top secret with no distribution to foreign allies – which was
apparently used to train intelligence operatives on the
capabilities of the program.
Iowa City Moves to Ban Surveillance Technology Tools
New American - Lawmakers in Iowa City, Iowa, unanimously passed
an ordinance on Tuesday that restricts the use of traffic
enforcement cameras, drones, and automatic license plate
recognitions systems.
YouTube: Ron Paul on US Government spying on Internet and
Verizon users CNN 6/6/13
Ron Paul on Anderson Cooper 360 discussing the US government
spying on internet and Verizon users.
U.S. intelligence mining data from nine U.S. Internet companies
in broad secret program
Washington Post - The National Security Agency and the FBI are
tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading U.S.
Internet companies, extracting audio, video, photographs,
e-mails, documents and connection logs that enable analysts to
track a person’s movements and contacts over time.
Flashback: Two Secretive Israeli Companies Reportedly Bugged The
US Telecommunications Grid For The NSA
Business Insider Apr. 4, 2012 - Two companies that bugged the
U.S. telecommunications network for the National Security Agency
(NSA) have extensive links to Israel's intelligence service,
James Bamford of Wired reports.
VIDEO: FBI Wants Back Door To All Software
WND - The Washington Post reported the issue is being raised by
the FBI because “there is currently no way to wiretap some of
these communications methods easily, and companies effectively.”
The solution, according to the FBI, is to fine companies when
they fail to comply with wiretap orders, essentially requiring
all companies to build a back door for wiretap capabilities into
all their communications links.
Dept. of Homeland Security: Laptops, Phones Can Be Searched
Based on Hunches
CBS News - U.S. border agents should continue to be allowed to
search a traveler’s laptop, cellphone or other electronic device
and keep copies of any data on them based on no more than a
hunch, according to an internal Homeland Security Department
study.
Mind-Controlled Drones Take Flight
Activist Post - Electronics turn a person's thoughts into
commands for a robot. Using a brain-computer interface
technology pioneered by University of Minnesota biomedical
engineering professor Bin He, several young people have learned
to use their thoughts to steer a flying robot around a gym,
making it turn, rise, dip, and even sail through a ring.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Debbie Stabenow Pledges To Oppose Monsanto
Protection Act Extension Without Full Debate
Huffington Post - Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), the chairwoman
of the Agriculture Committee, pledged to oppose the extension of
the so-called the Monsanto Protection Act, a victory for
advocates who have been pressing for its repeal.
June 6, 2013 -
Thursday - Today in History: (D-Day
- June 6, 1944)
1813 - The U.S. invasion of Canada was halted at Stony Creek, Ontario.
1833 - Andrew Jackson became the first U.S. president to ride in a
train. It was a B&O passenger train.
1924 - The German Reichtag accepted the Dawes Plan. It was an American
plan to help Germany pay off its war debts.
1925 - Chrysler Corporation was founded by Walter Percy Chrysler.
1932 - In the U.S., the first federal tax on gasoline went into effect.
It was a penny per gallon.
1933 - In Camden, NJ, the first drive-in movie theater opened.
1934 - U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Securities Exchange
Act, which established the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
1941 - The U.S. government authorized the seizure of foreign ships in
U.S. ports.
1942 - The first nylon parachute jump was made by Adeline Gray in
Hartford, CT.
1942 - Japanese forces retreated in the World War II Battle of Midway.
The battle had begun on June 4.
1944 - The D-Day invasion of Europe took place on the beaches of
Normandy, France. 400,000 Allied American, British and Canadian troops
were involved.
1968 - U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy died at 1:44am in Los Angeles
after being shot by Sirhan Sirhan. Kennedy was was shot the evening
before while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
1982 - Israel invaded southern Lebanon in an effort to drive PLO
guerrillas out of Beirut.
1985 - The body of Nazi war criminal Dr. Josef Mengele was located and
exhumed near Sao Paolo, Brazil. Mengele was known as the "Angel of
Death."
1985 - The U.S. Senate authorized nonmilitary aid to the Contras. The
vote authorized $38 million over two years.
1993 - Mongolia held its first direct presidential elections.
2005 - The United States Supreme Court ruled that federal authorities
could prosecute sick people who smoke marijuana on doctor's orders. The
ruling concluded that state medical marijuana laws did not protect uses
from the federal ban on the drug.
Pentagon Blackout: “Large American Military Force” Deployed to Syrian
Border
RNIF - The catalyst for the next great war will likely occur somewhere
in the middle east. The Americans know this. As do the Russians and the
Chinese. And as with the last two ‘great wars,’ the groundwork is being
laid well ahead of time.
US terror drone kills 3 Afghan children
Press TV - The airstrike was conducted during the early hours of
Thursday near the Pakistani border. Local officials said six other
people, including women, were also injured in the attack.
108,000 Private Contractors Are in Afghanistan and We Have No Idea What
They're Doing
policymic.com - Two recently released reports, one by the Congressional
Research Service (CRS) and one by the Government Accountability Office
(GAO), show that not only is the number of private contractors in
Afghanistan increasing, but the Pentagon is also unable to tell what
they are even doing there.
‘Qusayr’s liberation blow to Israel, US’
Press TV - Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement says the Syrian
army’s liberation of the strategic town of Qusayr is a major blow to the
Israeli regime and the United States.
Syria Ravaged By Outbreaks Of Disease: Typhoid, Cholera, Measles And
Tuberculosis
Activist Post - The World Health Organization is warning of an increased
risk of disease epidemics in Syria and neighboring countries as summer
approaches. The WHO says outbreaks of diseases carried in water –
specifically hepatitis, typhoid, cholera and dysentery – are inevitable,
given the severe disruption to Syria’s health system.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Turkey angry at US comments on protests
Aljazeera - Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has contacted US
Secretary of State John Kerry to object to recent statements from
Washington expressing concern over Turkey's handling of mass
anti-government protests, a foreign ministry diplomat said.
Iran denies link to Turkey protests
Press TV - Reacting to reports about the arrest of an Iranian national
in connection with violent demonstrations in Turkey, Iran has officially
dismissed media claims that the Islamic Republic is linked to the
ongoing protests in Turkey.
Afghan massacre soldier escapes death
Press TV - A military judge has accepted a US soldier's guilty plea in
the massacre of 16 Afghan villagers, ruling that he would not face the
death penalty.
France Bans Shipment of Gold & Silver in the Mail!
silverdoctors.com - France has just taken capital controls to a new
level, banning the shipment of physical gold, silver, and cash through
the mail, effectively shutting down the precious metals trade in France!
Does China Plan To Back The Yuan With Gold And Make It The Primary
Global Reserve Currency?
silverdoctors.com - What in the world is China up to? Why are the
Chinese hoarding so much gold? Does China plan to back the yuan with
gold and turn it into a global reserve currency? Could it be possible
that China actually intends for the yuan to eventually replace the U.S.
dollar as the primary reserve currency of the planet?
IMF admits mistakes over Greece bailout
Press TV - In an internal report published on Wednesday, the IMF said
there were "notable failures" in preparing the first Greek rescue that
forced a second larger bailout, AFP reported. The Washington-based
organization said it underestimated the damage that fiscal austerity
would do to the Greek economy in its earliest rescue of the nation in
2010.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
House delays DHS bulk ammo purchase
Press TV - By a 234-192 vote late on Wednesday, the House
adopted an amendment to DHS spending bill for 2014 that would
require the agency to report to Congress the need and cost of
buying over a billion rounds of new ammunition.
YouTube: Judge Napolitano ~ Time For AG Eric Holder To Go
Fox News June 4, 2013.
FBI's David Hardy says Fla. lawsuit could hurt national security
UPI.com - A declaration in support of ending a Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., lawsuit says the suit's classified information could
compromise FBI security investigations.
Bloomberg’s NYC Government Fining Gift Shop Owner $60,000 For
Selling Tiny, Gun Shaped Lighters
gunssavelives.net - The shop owner was apparently unaware of the
ridiculous NYC law which makes the selling of toy guns, even
tiny novelty gun shaped cigarette lighters, a serious crime,
punishable by massive fines that easily put small business
owners out of business.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Rice to Replace Donilon in the Top
National Security Post
NY Times - In a major shakeup of President Obama’s
foreign-policy inner circle, Tom Donilon, the national security
adviser, is resigning and will be replaced by Susan E. Rice, the
American ambassador to the United Nations, White House officials
said late Tuesday.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: EPA accused of singling out conservative
groups, amid IRS scandal
Fox News - The allegations concern the Environmental Protection
Agency, which is being accused of trying to charge conservative
groups fees while largely exempting liberal groups. The fees
applied to Freedom of Information Act requests -- allegedly, the
EPA waived them for liberal groups far more often than it did
for conservative ones.
VIDEO:
Congressman Diane Black: Very Chilling, IRS Behaves like in
Communist Countries
XRepublic.tv Jun 5, 2013.
VIDEO:
Larken Rose: Current IRS scandal is a joke
XRepublic.tv - {adult language] The recent "scandal" involving
the IRS is completely trivial compared to injustices that are
routinely committed across the country by the federal extortion
racket.
Senate immigration bill could double guest workers
Washington Times - The Senate immigration bill could nearly
double the number of guest workers allowed into the U.S.,
according to a new analysis the Center for Immigration Studies
is releasing Wednesday that says the jump is four times the
increase of the last immigration bill in 2007.
73,441,399 Gun Purchase Background Checks Under Obama
CNS News - There have been 73,441,399 background checks for gun
purchases since President Obama took office, according to data
released by the FBI.
Monsanto Still Testing Genetically Modified Wheat in Two States
RINF - Bloomberg reported that the corporate agriculture giant
planted 150 acres of GM wheat in Hawaii last year and 300 acres
of GM (also known as genetically engineered or GE) wheat in
North Dakota this year. Monsanto did not disclose the specific
herbicides these trial wheat crops are bred to tolerate,
Bloomberg added.
* Related Article:
Monsanto- Boycotting the Criminal...
Liberty is Rising
Truth in Media Project
Ben Swann - As promised, you are now the first to hear in detail
about my- actually our- next step. Beginning next week on
Monday, June 10, we will officially launch the "Liberty Is
Rising Truth in Media Project" on Kickstarter. As I have told
you, this is the most involved and meaningful project I have
ever been involved in and it is not something I can do on my
own.
Clinton’s bi-racial son story is not over | Cleveland Challenger
Bill Clinton has some business he needs to clear up that would
be the right thing for him to do by a young man named Danny
Williams. Is he or is he not Williams’ father?
Take Action: Urge Congress to Oppose Taxes on Credit Unions
ATR - Congress has suggested removing credit unions' tax-exempt
status, which will eliminate credit unions' ability to provide
low interest loans to Americans who do not have the finances
necessary to get loans from banks. Any bill that suggests
implementing taxes on credit unions will affect the 40% of
Americans who rely on loans from credit unions to start up small
businesses, pay for school, and mortgage their homes.
Director of US Mint: Gold & Silver Demand Remains
“Unprecedented”
silverdoctors.com - n an interview with Reuters Wednesday, the
head of the US Mint stated that US demand for gold and silver
bullion remains “unprecedented“, that the mint is buying up
every single blank suppliers can produce, and that the mint is
considering re-launching the Platinum Eagle program, which was
halted in 2008.
12 Clear Signals That The U.S. Economy Is About To Really Slow
Down
Economic Collapse - A whole host of recent surveys indicate that
the American people are starting to feel a bit better about the
economy, but the underlying economic numbers tell an entirely
different story. The following are 12 clear signals that the
U.S. economy is about to really slow down...
Builders of the lost ark
Skeptophilia - New from the "I Wish I Were Kidding" department,
today we have a story that as much as $37.5 million in
taxpayer-funded rebates could go to the building of a theme park
in Kentucky called Ark Encounter whose goal is to prove that the
story of Noah's Ark is "plausible."
FBI, Veterans Affairs agents raid home of ex-Louis Stokes VA
Medical center chief William Montague
cleveland.com - BRECKSVILLE, Ohio - Agents from the FBI and the
Criminal Investigations Division of the Department of Veteran
Affairs swarmed the Brecksville home Friday of the former
director of the Louis Stokes VA Medical Center.
FEMA refuses Hurricane Sandy aid to elderly US Army veteran
RT - As New York City continues to rebuild and reimburse those
residents displaced by Hurricane Sandy at least one man, a US
Army veteran, was refused help because of a strict federal law
that prevents someone from collecting aid on their property.
The REAL Reason Housing Prices Have Skyrocketed
Washington's Blog - Housing prices have boomed because: (1)
Lenders are artificially keeping vacant houses off of the market
and (2) The Obama administration has thrown all sorts of
artificial incentives at institutional investors to pump up
prices.
Huge Mystery Blob on Weather Radars over Military’s Redstone
Arsenal in Alabama Still Unexplained
From the Trenches - The anomaly as it is affectionately being
called, started appearing on doppler screens in the early
afternoon hours and eventually covered an area nearly the size
of Huntsville city limits itself. The blob was accompanied by
increased military aircraft activity and numerous reports of
strange chemical odors.
Weather weapons have existed for over 15 years, testified U.S.
Secretary of Defense
(NaturalNews) The development of so-called "weather weapons" has
been dismissed by many as paranoid hyperbole, the work of
science fiction movie script writers and conspiracy theorists,
but the fact is they have existed, at least in the laboratory,
for decades..
Seven ways to get more super-healing turmeric in your diet
(NaturalNews) You probably know by now that turmeric has been
acknowledged as a potent anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and
anti-cancer substance. Turmeric is a rhizome with edible roots
that grow underground horizontally. It's actually related to
ginger and somewhat resembles it outwardly
Newest edition of psychiatric diagnostic manual to unleash wave
of over-medication
(NaturalNews) The American Psychiatric Association (APA)
recently released the latest edition of its Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, also known as DSM-5,
which the psychiatric profession will use as a guidebook to
diagnose and treat mental illness.
Diabetes is linked to acute thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency
NaturalNews) Stuart Lindsay is a PharmD (PhD in pharmacy) who
contributed an article to orthomolecular.org entitled
"Confessions of a Frustrated Pharmacist." He wrote of his
frustrations of being ostracized from members of the medical
community as he became aware of how drugs weren't working to
cure much of anything.
Lower Your Blood Pressure with Purple Potatoes
Green Med Info - Great news for potato lovers: they may be a
health food after all. Research shows that just a couple of
servings a day reduces blood pressure almost as much as oatmeal
- without causing weight gain.
Drinking soda greatly increases your risk of stroke say study
(NaturalNews) It doesn't matter whether it's sugary or diet:
High consumption of carbonated soft drinks significantly
increases your risk of stroke, research shows.
Caffeine Withdrawal Is Now a Mental Disorder
time.com - According to a new edition of the American
Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders out last week (DSM, or in this case, DSM-5),
that sort of excessive caffeine intake can lead to a condition
known as “caffeine intoxication,” except it’s nothing like the
sort of blissful stupor we tend to associate with that other
sort of intoxication.
Sun Tea: Brewing Tips and Herbal Tea Recipes
Mother Earth News - Make healthful sun tea with these
herbal-infused sun tea recipes for peppermint-flower tea,
peppermint-rosemary-pennyroyal tea, fenugreek-peppermint tea and
licorice-flax tea.
10-Year Study Confirms Carrots' Heart-Boosting Benefits Once
Again
Natural Society - A study from the Netherlands illustrated just
how beneficial carrots can be in boosting heart health and
preventing cardiovascular disease.
NSA spying on all Verizon phone calls
Press TV - The April order, a copy of which was recently
obtained by The Guardian, requires Verizon Communications, one
of the largest telecoms providers in the United States, to hand
over the telephone records of all its customers to the National
Security Agency on an “ongoing, daily basis.”
Dissolving Micro-Chip Will Tell Big Brother Your Every Move
Activist Post - John Rogers PhD and his team work out of the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. They, along with
other teams at Tufts are developing transient electronics, tiny
micro-thin chips that dissolve when they have served their
purpose.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Grow Your Own Medicine
Mother Earth News - Why not grow a few herbs at home? Many
plants are both beautiful and medicinal, including yarrow,
chamomile, calendula and St. John’s wort.
Why and How to Ferment Your Chicken Feed
gardenbetty.com - In a nutshell, fermented chicken feed is
probiotics for your chicken. It’s a wet mash (the chicken
keeper’s term for moistened food) created by lactic acid
fermentation (the same type of fermentation that occurs
naturally in sauerkraut). Just like kraut, it contains all the
bacteria that’s good for your gut: Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc,
Pediococcus, and other beneficial bacteria and yeasts.
Submarine On NY Highway Causes DHS & 29 Other Agencies To
Investigate ‘Terror Threat’
Live Free or Die - The Department of Homeland Security and 29
other agencies spent a good part of Friday afternoon searching
New York for a potential terrorist threat after a concerned
citizen, obviously motivated by the ‘see something say
something’ program, called officials after seeing this, a
replica of the submarine H.L. Hunley.
June 5, 2013 -
Wednesday - Today in History:
1752 -
Benjamin Franklin flew a kite for the first time to demonstrate that
lightning was a form of electricity.
1794 - The U.S. Congress prohibited citizens from serving in any foreign
armed forces.
1851 - Harriet Beecher Stow published the first installment of "Uncle
Tom's Cabin" in "The National Era."
1865 - The first safe deposit vault was opened in New York. The charge
was $1.50 a year for every $1,000 that was stored.
1917 - American men began registering for the World War I draft.
1933 - President Roosevelt signed the bill that took the U.S. off of the
gold standard.
1940 - During World War II, the Battle of France began when Germany
began an offensive in Southern France.
1942 - In France, Pierre Laval congratulated French volunteers that were
fighting in the U.S.S.R. with Germans.
1944 - The first B-29 bombing raid hit the Japanese rail line in
Bangkok, Thailand.
1967 - The Six Day War between Israel and Egypt, Syria and Jordan began.
1975 - Egypt reopened the Suez Canal to international shipping, eight
years after it was closed because of the 1967 war with Israel.
1981 - In the U.S., the Center for Disease Control and Prevention
reported that five men in Los Angeles were suffering from a rare
pneumonia found in patients with weakened immune systems. They were the
first recognized cases of what came to be known as AIDS.
1986 - A federal jury convicted Ronald W. Pelton of selling secrets to
the Soviet Union. Pelton was sentenced to 3 life prison terms plus 10
years.
1987 - Ted Koppel and guests discussed the topic of AIDS for four hours
on ABC-TV’s "Nightline".
1998 - Volkswagen AG won approval to buy Rolls-Royce Motor Cars for $700
million, outbidding BMW's $554 million offer.
1998 - A strike at a General Motors parts factory began. It lasted for
seven weeks.
2004 - The U.S.S. Jimmy Carter was christened in the U.S. Navy in
Groton, CT.
Syria army to ‘continue battle’
Press TV - Syrian army has urged citizens in the newly-recaptured city
of al-Qusayr to return to their home, saying the battle will continue to
crush all foreign-backed militants across the country.... According to
the reports, Syrian military forces have dismantled the terrorist
network of the militants in the strategic area, which borders Lebanon.
VIDEO: Turkish media criticized for ignoring protests and police
brutality
RT - “We are watching the news from CNN International: Protesters, tear
gas, and police hitting people. Then we checked CNN Turkey and there was
a penguin documentary. So, I can't comment!” TV talk show host and
producer Ozgur Cakit told RT. Other networks briefly mentioned the
protests, but failed to cover the violent clashes in which scores were
injured.
NATO to send team of experts to Libya
Press TV - NATO will send a team of experts to Libya to give technical
advice to the Libyan military in terms of training as the North African
country faces a flow of fighters from Mali.
US drone raids must end: Pakistani PM
Press TV - Pakistan’s newly-elected Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has
demanded an end to US-led assassination drone strikes in his country.
Britain fails to blacklist Hezbollah
Press TV - The failure came after Britain was unable to convince its
European allies that Hezbollah was behind an attack on Israeli tourists
in Bulgaria last year, according to British media outlets.
Obama Authorizes New Iran Sanctions Targeting Currency
Bloomberg - Obama signed an executive order that would impose penalties
on “foreign financial institutions that knowingly conduct or facilitate
significant transactions for the purchase or sale of the Iranian rial,”
according to a statement yesterday from White House press secretary Jay
Carney.
Iran’s Reactor Said Damaged by Quakes
ABC News - Diplomats say countries monitoring Iran’s nuclear program
have picked up information that the country’s only power-producing
nuclear reactor was damaged by one or more recent earthquakes. Two
diplomats say long cracks have appeared in at least one section of the
structure.
Turkey imported 628 tons of teargas and pepper spray in 12 years –
report
RT - Turkey has bought $21 million in tear gas and pepper spray – mainly
from US and Brazil – over the past 12 years, Turkish media reported. The
US is known for its exports of crowd control munitions to countries
rocked by widespread protest.
Turkish protesters raise $55,000 for full-page ad in New York Times
Guardian - Three individuals claiming to represent the Turkish people
raise money from more than 1,300 backers on crowdfunding site... "We
want the world to hear from Turks themselves about what's happening in
Turkey," reads a campaign mission statement. "We want the world to
support us as we push for true democracy in our country."
60,000 in Tokyo protest government plans to restart nuclear power
12160.info - Approximately 60,000 people rallied in Japan’s capital of
Tokyo on Sunday, June 2nd in order to protest recent government plans to
restart the country’s idled nuclear reactors.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Al Qaeda weapons expert: U.S. ambassador to Libya killed by
lethal injection
washingtontimes.com - An al Qaeda terrorist stated in a recent
online posting that U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher
Stevens was killed by lethal injection after plans to kidnap him
during the Sept. 11 attacks in Benghazi went bad.
Student Suspended For Saving Fellow Student’s Life
politicaloutcast.com - It was a study period. While the teacher
was on the far side of the classroom, one student began to bully
another student. The student saw the bully grab his victim and
place him in a headlock when he heard the distinctive click of a
knife opening up. That’s when the student instinctively reacted
and got between the two students and pushed the knife-wielding
bully away, where he was quickly subdued. Later in the day, the
police were called in, not on the knife wielding student but on
the student that helped out.
Press Shakedown? Labor Dept. Wanted $1M from AP
White House Dossier - According to the Associated Press, which
reported today on the widespread use by government officials of
secret email accounts, Labor demanded that AP pay $1.03 million
for costs the department said were involved in retrieving email
addresses for political appointees.
I.R.S. Spent $4.1 Million on a Single Conference, Audit Finds
NY Times - The Internal Revenue Service spent $4.1 million on a
single conference in Southern California in 2010, paying top
dollar for hotel rooms, $27,500 for a keynote speaker and tens
of thousands of dollars for gifts to the 2,600 people who
attended, according to a newly released Treasury Department
audit.
Colorado theatre shooting suspect James Holmes enters insanity
plea
Telegraph - The decision means the 25-year-old will undergo
months of mental evaluations but will still face trial and could
eventually be executed. Jurors will be asked to weigh evidence
of Holmes’s mental state and could press ahead with the death
penalty if they do not accept he was insane at the time of the
shootings.
VIDEO: US government at war with truth tellers: Alex Jones
Press TV - Press TV has conducted an interview with Alex Jones,
Infowars.Com, Texas, about the issue of the suspicious death
five months ago of Aaron Schwartz an outspoken critic of Barack
Obama. The following is an approximate transcript of the
interview.
Thomas Pickering testifies behind closed doors on Benghazi
Politico - Former Ambassador Thomas Pickering appeared for a
closed-door deposition Tuesday morning, testifying about his
investigation in to the attack of the U.S. Consulate in
Benghazi, Libya. Pickering will answer questions for more than
two hours from members and staff of both parties of the House
Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
VIDEO: Trial Continues For Military Whistleblower Bradley
Manning (Day 2)
Activist Post - We have spoken to Nathan Fuller at
Bradleymanning.org who has given us gracious permission to
reprint his daily firsthand reports. Day 2 is posted below.
CSPOA 2013 Convention Review
The Government Rag - As the weekend progressed, I was amazed at
the amount of patriotic enthusiasm and love the people who
attended had for America. I heard speakers from all over the
country (sheriffs, politicians, mayors, patriotic organizations,
radio hosts, Oath Keepers, and more that are seeking solutions
for the problems that America is facing.
VIDEO: Group to recall Colorado Senate President over gun votes
turns in 16K signatures
kdvr.com - “This sends a strong message,” said Rob Harris, who
delivered three boxes full of petitions to the Secretary of
State’s office. “We’ve obtained enough signatures to recall a
state legislator for the first time in the history of Colorado.”
VIDEO: Hundreds of Gunowners Show up in Temple, TX with Loaded
Guns At the “Come and Take it” March
Intel Hub - This past weekend Hundreds of Gunowners staged a
successful armed march in Temple, TX with Loaded Weapons At the
“Come and Take it March”.... dontcomply.com is now working to
organize armed Second Amendment marches in cities across the
country.
Illinois passes bill to allow concealed firearms; last U.S.
state to have such a ban
Fox News - The compromise plan by the House and Senate followed
a federal appeals ruling that stated Illinois' concealed carry
ban is unconstitutional and that the state must change it by
June 9. Gov. Pat Quinn, a Democrat, has not said whether he will
sign the legislation into law. However, the bill has enough
votes in the legislature to override a gubernatorial veto.
Monsanto can't explain how GMO wheat survived
RT - Monsanto claims it has no idea how its herbicide-resistant
strain of wheat made its way onto an Oregon field. The global
biotech giant based in Missouri says it abandoned research on it
in 2004 and is mystified by its emergence nearly a decade later.
Trade Deficit in U.S. Widened From Three-Year Low
Bloomberg - The trade deficit in the U.S. widened in April from
a more than three year low, reflecting a rebound in imports of
consumer goods and business equipment that eases concern about
the degree of slowing in economic growth.
VIDEO: Cruz: ‘Abolish the IRS’
The Hill - "I think we ought to abolish the IRS and instead move
to a simple flat tax where the average American can fill our
taxes on a postcard, put down how much you earn, put down a
deduction for charitable contribution, for home mortgage, and
how much you owe," Cruz said in an interview with Fox News on
Monday.
An Alabama County Strikes a $4.2 Billion Bankruptcy Deal
NY Times - Protesters demonstrated outside the Jefferson County
courthouse in Birmingham, Ala., in 2011 when commissioners were
considering bankruptcy. The county on Tuesday reached a deal to
refinance most of the sewer debt at the center of its financial
collapse.
*Breaking: The Comex Confirms That Its Gold and Silver
Inventory Reports Are Fraudulent!
silverdoctors.com - Well now. How would like to get your bank
statement in the mail from JP Morgan or Bank of America and see
this disclaimer added at the bottom: "The information in this
report is taken from sources believed to be reliable; however,
the Commodity Exchange, Inc. disclaims all liability whatsoever
with regard to its accuracy or completeness. This report is
produced for information purposes only.”
House panel to address sexual assaults in military
AP - Lawmakers outraged by sexual assaults in the military are
moving swiftly to address the problem, tackling legislation that
would strip commanders of their authority to overturn
convictions in rape and assault cases.
VIDEO: EF5 Tornado That Hit Reno / Union City, OK Confirmed as
Widest-Ever at 2.6 Miles
The National Weather Service has just upgraded the May 31 El
Reno, Union City tornado to an EF-5 with a width of 2.6 miles
wide, making it the widest tornado ever documented. The upgrade
was based on information from OU RaxPol Doppler data or mobile
radar data, that measured low level winds of 296 miles per hour.
Hemp Oil’s Healing Benefits Now Legally Attainable Anywhere
After Years of Suppression
Natural Society - For years cannabis has been wrongly
suppressed, as the plant possesses numerous highly beneficial
compounds that offers many health benefits. Now, hemp oil can be
legally purchased anywhere.
Gut Biota Never Recover from Antibiotics: Damages Future
Generations
Green Med Info - The misuse of antibiotics is not only causing
new, never-before known diseases like E. coli and MRSA, the
flesh-eating bacteria, it's also destroying the gut biome with
devastating effects on our ability to deal with infections and
destroying our ability to absorb nutrients from food.
Congress To Once Again Consider Legislation That Would Ban BPA
From Food Packaging
Consumerist - Congressman Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts is
introducing the Ban Poisonous Additives Act of 2013 [PDF],
which would prohibit the use of BPA in food packaging and
reusable food containers.
Case Count Rises to 49 in Hepatitis A Outbreak Linked to Frozen
Berries
foodsafetynews.com -The number of hepatitis A infections linked
to a frozen berry mix sold nationwide has now climbed to 49,
reported the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Tuesday.
VIDEO: Ben & Jerry's Will Stop Using Genetically-Modified
Ingredients, Company Says
Huffington Post - As of now, only 80% of Ben & Jerry's
ingredients are sourced non-GMO, according to the ice cream
maker. But by the end of the year, the company aims to
completely phase out genetically modified products from its ice
cream.
Brain Says Guilty! Neural Imaging May Nab Criminals
LiveScience - Someday soon, judgments of guilt or innocence in a
courtroom might be determined from a brain scan, scientists say.
Technologies for imaging the brain have advanced rapidly, to the
point where it's possible to infer, for example, what object a
person has stolen based on that person's neural activity. But
how reliable is the science, and should it determine criminal
fate?
VIDEO: Shock: North Pole Shifted 161 Miles in Last 6 Months
Activist Post - The magnetic north pole has shifted a staggering
161 miles in the last 6 months. This puts its arrival in Siberia
in less that 2 years, and when it arrives there that it will
have migrated 40 degrees across the northern hemisphere. At this
point the poles will shift at high speed over the equator until
it reaches 40 degrees south.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Kansas wheat farmer sues Monsanto over rogue wheat release
(Reuters) - Farmer Ernest Barnes, who grows wheat in Morton
County in the southwest corner of Kansas, filed suit Monday in
U.S. District Court in Wichita, Kansas, alleging that he and
other wheat farmers have been hurt financially by the discovery
of the unapproved biotech wheat that Monsanto said it stopped
testing and shelved nine years ago.
What To Do When You See a Dog in a Hot Car
care2.com - Most of us are all too familiar with the feeling of
dread that comes upon us when we pass by the window of a car and
realize that a dog has been left inside on a hot day. What
should I do? Do I break the window? Do I call the police? Do I
try to find the car owner? There’s no easy answer,
unfortunately, and those decisions are ones that only you can
make, but now you can be better prepared for your next
encounter.
June 4, 2013 -
Tuesday - Today in History:
1717 - The Freemasons were founded in London.
1794 - British troops captured Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
1805 - Tripoli was forced to conclude peace with U.S. after conflicts
over tribute.
1812 - The Louisiana Territory had its name changed to the Missouri
Territory.
1878 - Turkey turned Cyprus over to Britain.
1896 - Henry Ford made a successful test drive of his new car in
Detroit, MI. The vehicle was called a quadricycle.
1911 - Gold was discovered in Alaska's Indian Creek.
1918 - French and American troops halted Germany's offensive at
Chateau-Thierry, France.
1919 - The U.S. Senate passed the Women's Suffrage bill.
1924 - An eternal light was dedicated at Madison Square in New York City
in memory of all New York soldiers who died in World War I.
1939 - The first shopping cart was introduced by Sylvan Goldman in
Oklahoma City, OK. It was actually a folding chair that had been mounted
on wheels.
1940 - The British completed the evacuation of 300,000 troops at
Dunkirk, France.
1942 - The Battle of Midway began. It was the first major victory for
America over Japan during World War II. The battle ended on June 6 and
ended Japanese expansion in the Pacific.
1944 - The U-505 became the first enemy submarine captured by the U.S.
Navy.
1944 - During World War II, the U.S. Fifth Army entered Rome, which
began the liberation of the Italian capital.
1986 - Jonathan Jay Pollard, a former Navy intelligence analyst, pled
guilty in Washington to spying for Israel. He was sentenced to life in
prison.
1986 - The California Supreme Court approved a law that limited the
liability of manufacturers and other wealthy defendants. It was known as
the "deep pockets law."
1989 - In Beijing, Chinese army troops stormed Tiananmen Square to crush
the pro-democracy movement. It is believed that hundreds, possibly
thousands, of demonstrators were killed.
2003 - The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would ban
"partial birth" abortions with a 282-139 vote.
Putin: S-300s not yet delivered to Syria
RT - Russia has not yet delivered Russian-made S-300 surface-to-air
missiles to Syria, President Vladimir Putin said. “As for the S-300s,
it’s one of the best air defense systems in the world,” Putin said
following a Russia-EU summit. “It’s a serious weapon. We would not like
to tip the balance of power in the region. We signed the contract a few
years ago. It has not been implemented yet.”
US missile defense system may remain on Jordan-Syria border after drills
RT - The US will deploy Patriot missile batteries and F-16 fighter jets
in Jordan for military exercises, and the weapons may remain there
indefinitely due to the threat of the Syrian civil war. The US has
declined to comment on the size of the deployment.
VIDEO: Second fatality, thousands injured as police try to curb Turkey
protests
RT - A second fatality has been confirmed as protests in Turkey enter
their fifth day. With several thousands already reported injured Turks
continue to flood social media with video, images, and allegations of
police brutality.
Monsanto Concedes Defeat in the Face of Europe’s Fierce Opposition to
GMOs
The Organic Prepper - North America needs to take note: Europe has
defeated the biotech giant by refusing to be contaminated with
Monsanto’s GMO offerings and toxic farming methods. Monsanto announced
that they will no longer continue to lobby for approval of its
genetically modified seeds in Europe due to “low farmer demand.”
U.S. publishes details of missile base Israel wanted kept secret
McClatchy - The Obama administration had promised to build Israel a
state-of-the-art facility to house a new ballistic-missile defense
system, the Arrow 3. As with all Defense Department projects, detailed
specifications were made public so that contractors could bid on the $25
million project.
VIDEO: Ron Paul: Iraq Collapse Shows Bankruptcy of Interventionism
Liberty Crier - May was Iraq’s deadliest month in nearly five years,
with more than 1,000 dead – both civilians and security personnel — in a
rash of bombings, shootings and other violence. As we read each day of
new horrors in Iraq, it becomes more obvious that the US invasion
delivered none of the promised peace or stability that proponents of the
attack promised.
Al-Qaeda Sets Up Complaints Department
Telegraph - The organization is the leading militia in the north-eastern
part of rebel-held Syria, and has taken control of parts of the civilian
administration in the city of Raqqa. It posted a new notice there this
week saying it was open to receiving complaints from members of the
public.
US urges Turkey violence investigation
Press TV - The United States has called on Turkey to carry out an
investigation into the police’s violent crackdown on anti-government
protesters described by defiant Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as
extremists.
IMF cuts German econ. growth forecast
Press TV - International Monetary Fund has halved its 2013 economic
growth forecast for Germany to 0.3 percent as recession in the eurozone
continues to hold back Europe’s largest economy.
Breaking: Bilderberg Releases 2013 Agenda
Jurriaan Maessen - In addition to the list of participants released
today, the official Bilderberg website has
released the key topics that will be discussed at the conference.
These topics range from “Developments in the Middle East” to
“Nationalism and populism”.
* Related:
Live Coverage of Bilderberg 2013
Seven banks and bankers that always attend Bilderberg meetings
efinancialcareers.com - Although banking and financial services
regulation aren’t on the agenda, it seems that plenty of bankers and
banks attend Bilderberg meetings on a regular basis. We’ve combed
through attendee lists for the past five years and noted that some names
and organisations appear repetitively.
U.S. News, Politics & Government |
Intel Chair: Release the Bin Laden Documents
Weekly Standard - And Rogers, in an appearance Sunday on Meet
the Press, suggested that the Obama administration cherry-picked
the few documents released to date to create a narrative about
al Qaeda favorable to the president.
VIDEO: Day one of Manning trial focuses on intent of WikiLeaks
source
RT - In a small courtroom outside of Baltimore early Monday,
Army prosecutors painted a picture of Pfc. Manning that
portrayed him as a traitor that released files to WikiLeaks with
intent to cause harm to the US. Manning’s defense counsel David
Coombs insisted otherwise, however, and rejected the
government’s argument that the soldier made contact with the
anti-secrecy website in order to bring harm to the country he
had taken an oath to protect.
Breaking: Connecticut Senate Passes GMO Labeling Bill
Natural Society - The Connecticut state Senate has amended and
passed GMO labeling bill HB 6527 by an overwhelming vote of
134-3 after days of negotiation. A major step in the right
direction, the bill signifies the growing opposition against
Monsanto and GMOs at large within the United States that I have
continued to support — but the bill does have a major flaw.
Air Force Says Painting that References Bible Verse Violates
Rules
townhall.com - An inspirational painting that referenced a Bible
verse has been removed from a dining hall at Mountain Home Air
Force Base after an anti-religion group filed a complaint. The
painting featured a medieval crusader and referenced Matthew
5:9, “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called
children of God.” The Military Religious Freedom Foundation
called the painting “repugnant” and an “overt display of
Christian nationalism.”
SUPREME COURT: Police Can Force Open Your Mouth And Swab Your
DNA
Business Insider - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that
police don't need a search warrant before they open your mouth
and take a swab of DNA if you've been arrested for a "serious
crime."
Handicapped Woman Calls 911 During Brutal Beating by Cops
Activist Post - Megan Graham, a Federal Way, Washington woman,
called 911 to attempt to save herself from the cops who were
beating her. Straight from the Bully’s Playbook, the partially
deaf and cognitively disabled woman has been charged with felony
assault on an officer.
Obama’s Super Secret Treaty Which Will Push The
Deindustrialization Of America Into Overdrive
Economic Collapse - Did you know that Barack Obama has been
secretly negotiating the most important trade agreement since
the formation of the World Trade Organization? Did you know that
this agreement will impose very strict Internet copyright rules,
ban all "Buy American" laws, give Wall Street banks much more
freedom to trade risky derivatives and force even more domestic
manufacturing offshore?
Work halted for past week at giant Louisiana sinkhole as tremors
increase
ENENews - Workers have been idled inside the sinkhole’s earthen
containment levee since early last week because of increasing
numbers of tremors pointing to a possible sinkhole burp of
natural gas or an edge collapse, parish officials said.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Utility Smart Meters Raise Concerns On
Health, Privacy
Liberty Crier - Already, eight states, including Maine and
Vermont, have adopted laws or regulations that make it easier
for customers to opt out of smart-meter programs and keep old
analog meters. Eight others, including Massachusetts and
Washington, D.C., are considering similar measures.
Representative Thomas Conroy, Democrat of Wayland, has filed a
bill in the Legislature that would give Massachusetts residents
the right to say no to smart meters.
New antidepressant drug nearly identical to popular party drug
(NaturalNews) Drug giant Johnson & Johnson (J&J), whose
pharmaceutical and medical device products have been implicated
in dozens of major recalls throughout the past several years,
has announced it will seek approvals from the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) for 11 new drugs by the year 2017.
Oxford University Press rips American psychiatry, reveals the
following 13 examples of moral corruption and quackery
(NaturalNews) Michael Taylor, MD, of Oxford University Press has
laid it on the line when it comes to the fraud, moral corruption
and pure quackery of American psychiatry.
VIDEO: Imported U.S. Mac and Cheese Label: ‘Made from GM Wheat’
Activist Post - Is there more genetically modified wheat in the
U.S. food supply than what we’ve been told about?... Now, a
disturbing YouTube video has surfaced from FoodBabe.com sent in
from the U.K. showing a box of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese imported
from the U.S. with a label declaring the product is “made from
genetically modified wheat”.
Start Sprouting to Receive up to 900% More Nutrition from Your
Food
Natural Society - Much like microgreens, sprouts contain a
considerable amount of nutrition compared to the fully grown
counterparts. Consider these nutritional facts about some common
sprouting beans, nuts and seeds...
Topically-Applied Broccoli Extract Found to Prevent Skin Cancer
Natural Society - Rarely do we think of applying vegetables to
our skin for certain protections. Some research shows, however,
that a certain compound in cruciferous vegetables (like
broccoli) could reduce your risk of skin cancer when applied to
your skin.
VIDEO: Woman Rejects Chemo, Overcomes Ovarian Cancer With
Nutrition
NaturalSociety TV - Evita Ramparte was diagnosed with a serious
case of ovarian cancer after a visit to the doctor revealed it
was the concerning cause of her constant pain. Told that
chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery were among her only options
to ever recover, Ramparte was not convinced.
75 Percent of The World's Population Is Now Exposed To Coins
Which Release Nickel and Cobalt Causing Allergies In Millions
preventdisease.com - Almost every Treasury in the world has
introduced cheap nickel plated coins and alloys to cut costs
without any consideration given to the potential health effects
from allergies, eczema and skin disease related to nickel
exposure such as contact dermatitis.
Skeletal Fluorosis: What Could Fluoride be Doing?
Natural Society - Skeletal fluorosis is at endemic levels in at
least 25 countries around the world, an unfortunate result of
consuming too much fluoride - a toxic chemical.
Revealed: Hundreds of words to avoid using online if you don't
want the government spying on you (and they include 'pork',
'cloud' and 'Mexico')
topinfopost.com - The Department of Homeland Security has been
forced to release a list of keywords and phrases it uses to
monitor social networking sites and online media for signs of
terrorist or other threats against the U.S.
Google Glass bans facial recognition
Telegraph - Controversial wearable computer Google Glass will
not automatically recognise users' faces until privacy concerns
are allayed, Google has said.
June 3, 2013 -
Monday - Today in History:
1784 - The U.S. Congress formally created the United States Army to
replace the disbanded Continental Army. On June 14, 1775, the Second
Continental Congress had created the Continental Army for purposes of
common defense and this event is considered to be the birth of the
United States Army.
1800 - John Adams moved to Washington, DC. He was the first President to
live in what later became the capital of the United States.
1805 - A peace treaty between the U.S. and Tripoli was completed in the
captain's cabin on board the USS Constitution.
1918 - The Finnish Parliament ratified its treaty with Germany.
1937 - The Duke of Windsor, who had abdicated the British throne,
married Wallis Warfield Simpson.
1938 - The German Reich voted to confiscate so-called "degenerate art."
1952 - A rebellion by North Korean prisoners in the Koje prison camp in
South Korea was put down by American troops.
1959 - The first class graduated from the Air Force Academy in Colorado
Springs, CO.
1965 - Edward White became the first American astronaut to do a "space
walk" when he left the Gemini 4 capsule.
1989 - Chinese army troops positioned themselves to began a sweep of
Beijing to crush student-led pro-democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen
Square.
1999 - Slobodan Milosevic's government accepted an international peace
plan concerning Kosovo. NATO announced that airstrikes would continue
until 40,000 Serb forces were withdrawn from Kosovo.
Israeli aircraft violate Lebanon airspace
Press TV - Five Israeli aircraft have penetrated the Lebanese airspace
and flown over several areas of Lebanon in blatant violation of a UN
Security Council resolution.
Syria foils infiltration by militants
Press TV - The Syrian army has driven back a group of militants who were
attempting to infiltrate Syria through the Lebanese border.
Militants torch NATO trucks in Pakistan
Press TV - Heavily armed militants in the troubled southwestern Pakistan
have set fire to at least two NATO tankers carrying supplies to US-led
forces in neighboring Afghanistan.
Libya: Gaddafi-linked assets worth $1bn 'in South Africa'
BBC - South African officials are investigating claims ex-Libyan leader
Muammar Gaddafi and his family stashed $1bn (£600m) in assets in the
country.... Any assets belonging to him or his family are firmly
considered by many Libyans as state-owned property that should be
returned.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Turkey police brutality: Cops attack protesters,
use gallons of tear gas
RT - The brutal suppression of a peaceful environmental sit-in in
Istanbul ignited a nationwide protest against the Turkish government.
Allegations of police crossing the line between keeping the order and
oppression are mushrooming in the social media.
VIDEO: Infowars Reporters Confront Bilderberg Security
Paul Joseph Watson - Infowars reporters Paul Joseph Watson and Richard
Reeves confronted Bilderberg’s security team at the Grove Hotel in
Watford, site of this week’s secretive elitist confab, demanding to know
why their reservations had been cancelled in apparent violation of UK
law.
Russian nuke subs to patrol southern seas for first time since Soviet
era
RT - Russia is planning to deploy nuclear ballistic missile submarines
to the southern seas for the first time since a 20-year break that
followed the collapse of the USSR, sources told Russian media.
‘Qaeda gunmen US private army in Syria’
Press TV - “Groups like the Mujahideen who fought during the Soviet War
in Afghanistan, and later emerged as the Taliban and al-Qaeda were tools
of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),” Gordon Duff, a senior editor
at Veterans Today, told Press TV by phone on Saturday.
Israelis hold anti-occupation protest
Press TV - Protesters in Tel Aviv call for the Israeli regime’s
withdrawal from the Palestinian territories it has occupied since 1967.
The drawdown diet: Marines steamed by loss of hot meal at Afghanistan
base
NBC News - 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.
VIDEO: Thousands blockade European Central Bank in Frankfurt
RT - The entrance of the ECB is blocked by over 3,000 ‘Blockupy’
protesters in a march against austerity. ‘Blockupy’ has announced the
coalition has “reached its first goal” of the day.
Pakistan may be next in line for an IMF bailout
AP - With foreign reserves diminishing fast, Pakistan is on the brink of
an economic crisis that may force its new government to ask for an
unpopular bailout from the International Monetary Fund requiring a
sweeping overhaul of the country’s economy.
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UPDATE: US not to sign UN weapons treaty
Bloomberg - The U.S. won’t join the U.K., France and other major
Western allies at the United Nations today to sign the first
international treaty regulating the $85 billion a year global
arms trade.
Court-martial trial for Bradley Manning over WikiLeaks starts
Monday
RT - The United States Army private responsible for the biggest
intelligence leak in US history will finally be tried in a
military court starting Monday after more than three years of
pretrial detainment.
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Worldwide protests...
IRS woes grow with report of conference spending
AP - The Internal Revenue Service, already under fire after
officials disclosed that the agency targeted conservative
groups, faces increased scrutiny because of an inspector
general's report that it spent about $50 million to hold at
least 220 conferences for employees between 2010 and 2012.
VIDEO: Law men and elected officials "SHOCKED" by new evidence.
Obama Birth credentials fraudulently and criminally fabricated!
Biggest FRAUD in US History!
PPSIMMONS News - Carl Gallups reported he had a telephone
conversation with Mike Zullo immediately after Mike made his
public presentation at the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace
Officers Convention in St. Charles, Missouri, on the morning of
Saturday, June 1.
Citizens Grand Jury Indicts Holder For Perjury And Obstruction
of Justice
PR Newswire - A Citizens Grand Jury has issued a criminal
indictment charging Attorney General Eric Holder with testifying
falsely to Congress over his role in issuing subpoenas to AP and
Fox News reporters, his "Fast and Furious" gun-running scheme to
Mexican drug dealers (which resulted in the death of an ICE
Border Agent), and Benghazi.
View Holder indictment.
Report: IRS Collecting Documents From 88 Employees as Part of
Scandal Investigation
The Blaze - The agency is in the process of collecting the
documents in order to comply with congressional requests. IRS
officials missed a May 21 deadline to turn over information to
the House Ways and Means Committee, reportedly because of the
sheer amount of documents they needed to collect. They also
missed a Friday deadline to answer 41 questions from the Senate
Finance Committee.
Obama To Sign International Gun Control Treaty On June 3rd
Breitbart - This treaty is ostensibly aimed at putting an end to
gun trafficking across international boundaries, and both
Breitbart News and the NRA have argued that it will eventually
require an international gun registry in order to be
enforceable.... Even though Obama will sign this treaty, it is
not enforceable in the U.S. until the Senate ratifies it by a
two-thirds majority.
Drone Surveillance Contract Called Off by U.S. State Department
Bloomberg - The U.S. State Department canceled its $1 billion
surveillance drone competition, saying none of the proposals met
its requirements, according to the U.S. government’s Federal
Business Opportunities website.
5-year-old Interrogated By School Over Toy Cap Gun Until He Wet
Himself With Fear
Steve Watson - The Washington Post reports that the
five-year-old from Dowell Elementary School in Lusby, Maryland
was questioned by school officials for over two hours after he
showed a friend his cowboy-style cap gun on the way to school.
Taxpayer dollars used by U.S. government to promote GMOs in
other countries
(NaturalNews) Not content to allow Monsanto to poison Americans,
the U.S. government is using your tax dollars to promote the
bio-ag giant's genetically modified food crops overseas as well,
according to a new report.
Congressional research: cost of tax breaks $12 trillion,
benefits mostly rich
Huffington Post - The top ten U.S. tax deductions, credits and
exclusions will keep $12 trillion out of federal government
coffers over the next decade, and several of them mainly benefit
the wealthiest Americans, a new study from the Congressional
Budget Office shows.
Sleep deprivation in the military: Modafinil and the arms race
for soldiers without fatigue
Slate.com - All over the world, scientists are experimenting on
soldiers to keep them awake beyond the limits of normal
endurance. Researchers are engineering, and militaries are
deploying, chemically enhanced troops. Of all the superpowers
we’ve imagined, the one that has turned out to be most
attainable—so attainable we’re already using it—is the ability
to go without sleep.
Thank you for your Service – Navy reservist evicted from home
while on active duty
stopforeclosurefraud.com - In his absence, while PO Worrell was
serving his country, Emigrant Bank unlawfully evicted the
Worrell’s from their home – violating a court ordered stay that
was in place while the appeal was pending in federal court.
VIDEO: ‘US military sexual assaults a massive problem’
Press TV - Sexual assaults in the U.S. military is “a massive,
massive problem”, but those who commit such assaults are never
prosecuted and “the abuse will continue”, says Stephen Lendman,
American writer, radio host, and columnist at Veterans Today.
VIDEO/ARTICLE: Second strike: Several tornados sweep
Oklahoma, 1 repeating fatal EF5 Moore twister route (PHOTOS)
RT - Multiple twisters have ripped through Oklahoma City and
metropolitan area during rush hour on Friday evening, killing
ten people, including 2 children. One tornado repeated the route
of the Moore twister which killed 23 just 12 days ago.
Thousands evacuated as huge wildfires roar uncontained in
California, New Mexico (PHOTOS)
RT - Some 2,000 homes have been evacuated in Southern California
as firefighters struggle to contain tens of thousands of acres
of wildfire amid extremely hot, dry and windy weather. Two major
blazes in New Mexico have also spiraled out of control.
Flu Vax Causes 5.5 Times More Respiratory Infections
Gaia Health - The utter absurdity of vaccination ‘science’ is
revealed in this study. It claims a flu vaccine results in less
disease risk because it causes antibodies to develop, in spite
of not reducing the likelihood of contracting the disease and
also resulting in 5.5 times more incidents of similar diseases!
Gingko Biloba: A 'Living Fossil' With Life-Extending Properties
Green Med Info - Those interested in learning how to enhance
their longevity may want to look to Gingko Biloba, whose very
existence today as a "living fossil" speaks volumes to its
ability to survive conditions that would otherwise kill or
dramatically shorten the lifespan of most other species.
Top 5 Alkaline Foods and Why You Should Care
Natural Society - We’ve all heard the term pH balance before,
but do you know what it actually means? The pH scale is one that
measures the acidity or alkalinity of something. In the case of
alkaline foods, we are concerned with the pH of your body.
Eating certain foods may affect this measurement, which can lead
to several potentially negative health effects.
4 Medicinal Uses of Peppermint
Natural Society - While there are truly many uses of peppermint
as a healer, here is a focus on just a few of the more
established healing properties of the mint.
Spinach Helps Fine-Tune Physical Fitness, Develop Muscular
Strength
Natural Society - Researchers with the Karolinska Institutet of
Sweden once again have found that spinach could help develop
muscle strength and fitness levels.
Our Gut is our 'Second Brain': It Affects Mood and Health More
than You Know
Natural Society - There are millions of neurons lining your gut
almost as extensively as in your brain that profoundly affect
your mood and overall health.... Did you also know that the gut
produces more serotonin, the well-known happy hormone, than the
brain does? 95% of all serotonin lives in the gut, not in the
head.
Google Is Ordered To Give Private Customer Data To The FBI
Guardian - A US judge has ordered Google to comply with FBI
secret demands for customer data, despite earlier ruling the
warrantless orders unconstitutional.
Yahoo Tells Users: Let Us Read Your Emails or -- Goodbye!
startpage.com - As of June 1, all Yahoo email users are required
to upgrade to the company's newest platform, which allows Yahoo
to scan and analyze every email they write or receive.
Gardening, Farming & Homesteading |
Best Staple Crops for Food Self-Sufficiency
Mother Earth News - You can fill your pantry and boost your food
security by growing space-efficient, calorie-rich staple crops
that return high yields and store easily sans fossil fuels. Get
the skinny on our top 10 staple crops for the home grower,
including grains, winter squash, potatoes and sweet potatoes.
Try Growing Gluten-Free Grains in the Garden instead of wheat.
What to Do Immediately If Your Dog Has a "Spinal Cord Stroke"
Mercola.com - All you need to know including what causes this
condition, Symptoms and Diagnosis, Treatment and Care & much
more...
Diacetyl in Pet Food Flavorings?
Susan Thixton - New information provided to
TruthaboutPetFood.com tells us the chemical diacetyl is a common
flavor additive in many pet food ingredients. Diacetyl is the
flavor additive linked to 'popcorn lung'; commonly used in
microwave popcorn.
The Feather Meal Fluff
Susan Thixton - There is a new pet food ingredient heading our
way...feather meal. The pitch to consumers and veterinarians has
begun. Brace yourself, feather meal might be coming to a pet
food near you very soon.
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