Forget Ebola – Here’s Why US Banks (and your savings) Are Now Extremely Vulnerable by Simon Black For a casual observer of the US economy (most “experts”), you could say that things look pretty good. Unemployment is at its lowest rate in six years. Earnings of S&P 500 companies are higher than ever, while their …
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US slams Islamic State with 25 new air strikes in Iraq, Syria WASHINGTON: US war planes struck more than two dozen times in Syria and Iraq on Friday (Oct 17) and Saturday (Oct 18), hitting Islamic State militants and oil infrastructure they control, the American military said. Of 15 air strikes in Syria, 12 were …
Cops Need a Warrant to Grab Your Cell Tower Data, Florida Court Rules By Kim Zetter Americans may have a Florida drug dealer to thank for expanding our right to privacy. Police departments around the country have been collecting phone metadata from telecoms and using a sophisticated spy tool to track people through their mobile phones—often …
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First Photos of Water Ice on Mercury Captured by NASA Spacecraft By Mike Wall The first-ever photos of water ice near Mercury’s north pole have come down to Earth, and they have quite a story to tell. The images, taken by NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft (short for MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging), suggest that …
Big Quake Hits Bárðarbunga, Further Subsidence of Caldera By Eygló Svala Arnarsdóttir A subsidence of approximately 15 cm (5 in) occurred in the caldera of Bárðarbunga volcano in Vatnajökull glacier following a magnitude 5.4 earthquake hitting the northern caldera at 11:15 am yesterday, as indicated by the Icelandic Met Office’s GPS monitor in the caldera. …
Deborah’s highly visible opposition to Smart Meters has been heard on national and international radio shows, digital media, magazine and newspaper coverage, a discussion with Ted Turner—Depopulation 95%/Cannibalism.
Missouri’s ‘Right to Farm’ Amendment Faces Court Challenge by Diana Barr A constitutional amendment creating a right to farm that was passed by Missouri voters in August faces a legal challenge filed Tuesday by opponents. Opponents have asked the state Supreme Court to overturn the election results, contending the ballot summary voters saw was misleading …
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Dr. Rossi’s Cold Fusion E-CAT Reactor Verified Again .. But the Mystery Remains by Joseph P. Farrell Many of you shared this story with me this past week, and it’s more confirmation that Italian scientist and inventor, Dr. Andrea Rossi, and his cold fusion device, E-Cat, really works, and that his claims, made consistently for …
Parents May Be Liable for What Their Kids Post on Facebook, Court Rules “Legal precedent” on issue of parental responsibility over children’s online activity by Jacob Gershman | Wall Street Journal Parents can be held liable for what their kids post on Facebook, a Georgia appellate court ruled in a decision that lawyers said marked a legal precedent …
Fracking Earthquakes Confirmed (Again) in Ohio by Kevin Samson Activist Post There has been an ongoing battle between researchers and the natural gas and oil industries over whether or not hydraulic fracturing (fracking) is definitively leading to an increase in earthquake activity. Ohio is already on the map as one of the In an article …
A 42 year Wall Street veteran and president of Meyer and Associates, Joseph E. Meyer is the editor of the macro economic and financial newsletter Straight Money Analysis. Mr. Meyer has appeared on ABC, NBC CBS News and Coast to Coast AM.
Mat received a fully developed “story board” type of pictorial outline that popped into his head instantaneously. It was the outline for a massive handbook to help people be more self-reliant, live more sustainably, and prepare to weather the coming storms.
Dane Wigington has investigated all levels of geo engineering from chemtrails to HAARP. He assisted Michael Murphy with his production of “What in the World are They Spraying” and has appeared on an extensive number of interviews to explain the environmental dangers we face on a global level.
His track record is uncanny and well documented on his appearances with Steve Quayle and Doug Hagmann. V predicted with pinpoint accuracy the play by play of the Eurozone crisis, he was the first to warn about Japan’s disastrous economic policies and how this would be the domino that would gravely affect the global economy.
Experts: Ebola Outbreak, Black Death ‘Plague’ Spread From Africa as Viruses by Chriss W. Street Most assume that Black Death quickly ravaged the fourteenth century western world was a bacterial bubonic plague epidemic caused by flea bites and spread by rats. But the Black Death killed a high proportion of Scandinavians — and where they lived …
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