Daily Archives: October 30, 2012 »
Video: “ Mr. President – THEY KNOW ”
Nothing more need be said. Simply watch this video of Judge Jeanine Pirro laying out a very clear case for the guilt of Barack Obama and his administration regarding the Benghazi Massacre and
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Hurricane Sandy May Score a Direct Hit On Spent Fuel Pools at Nuclear Plant
Preface: We hope and expect that the severity of the hurricane is being overblown, and that the nuclear plants in the Northeast will ride out the storm without any incident. We noted
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Gangs Plan Hurricane Looting Spree Via Twitter
Scores of Twitter users have flooded the social networking site announcing their plans to go on looting sprees once Hurricane Sandy makes landfall, as the New York National Guard announced it would put troops
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Panic Buying Grips the East Coast: Mad Rush for Supplies Ahead of Mega-Storm
While many people are still trying to make up their minds about the potential severity of the storm threatening the U.S. northeast, it’s not stopping millions of concerned residents from racing to to grocery
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The $100 Billion Storm: 17 Things You Should Know About Hurricane Sandy
Meteorologists are warning that Hurricane Sandy could potentially be the worst storm to hit the east coast of the United States in 100 years. Do you remember "the perfect storm" back in 1991?
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Globalists Suggest Engineering Smaller Humans to Preserve Natural Resources
Herman Daly, ecological economist and professor at the School of Public Policy (SPP) of the University of Maryland, has assisted in developing guidelines for defining sustainable development. Daly is a former senior environmental economist
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Facebook Now Censoring Political Posts As ‘Hate Speech’
Facebook is now apparently censoring political posts which violate its “Statement of Rights and Responsibilities” as hate speech, after the social networking giant threatened to close radio host Alex Jones’ account over an image
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Manhattan goes dark + + 6 MILLION without power + + 14 dead as Superstorm Sandy throws a 13 foot wall of water at US coast
New York City looks like the set of a disaster movie this morning after a night of being battered by Superstorm Sandy. It hit the mainland at 6.30pm local time last night having laid
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Americans Riot Over Baseball; How About An Election or a Hurricane?
Police were forced to break up riots in San Francisco last night as Giants fans celebrated a World Series victory by setting fires, smashing up vehicles and letting off fireworks in the street, posing
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Voter Fraud Inevitable from Digital Elections
Technology changes, while human nature remains constant. Voter fraud is a repetitive part of the election experience. The lack of integrity in voting procedures, and more importantly the ballot counting process, causes the gravest
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Why Are Police Beating up Disabled People?
We’ve nearly grown completely accustomed to a disturbing societal defect. More frequently, we witness sub-human treatment of disabled and elderly citizens and sufferers of medical illnesses by the very men and women sworn to
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Italy and Switzerland Ban Novartis Flu Vaccines
Amid political controversy, the Italian government took the highroad last week by suspending sales of flu vaccines when their quality and safety were called into question. Novartis AG (NOVN) told Italian and Swiss authorities that
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The Top 5 Health Benefits of Pumpkin
It’s about that time again where the leaves are changing colors and there’s a crispness in the air. Spiced beverages are making their reappearance while everyone readies themselves for the fall season. And, of
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