It’s Currency War! – And Japan Has Fired The First Shot By Michael Snyder This is the big problem with fiat currency – eventually the temptation to print more of it when you are in a jam becomes too powerful to resist. In a surprise move on Friday, the Bank of Japan dramatically increased the …
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Police Detain 90-Year-Old Priest for Feeding Homeless By Anthony Gucciardi ‘Sharing food’ is now a criminal offense It sounds like a twisted satire piece, but once again we are seeing the ludicrous crackdown by police and other government officials on community leaders that try to offer free food to the homeless who are desperately in …
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Investigators in Mexico Detain Mayor and His Wife By RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD MEXICO CITY — The fugitive mayor of a southern Mexican town where 43 college students were apparently abducted in September after he reportedly ordered the police to attack them was detained Tuesday along with his wife in an early-morning raid here, federal officials …
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Show Info 11-05-2014 – JD’s News, Guest Mat Stein Second Hour Guest In the second hour, guest Mat Stein joins host JD Moore to discuss ways to ensure your well being. Self-reliance and sustainability Mat will speak on containment strategies that are being executed for the Ebola virus, the probability of Ebola and other diseases …
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Nik Wallenda, Tightrope Daredevil, Breaks 2 World Records By Ed Mazza Daredevil Nik Wallenda completed two record-breaking tightrope walks on live television on Sunday night. Wallenda, a seventh-generation performer, first walked across the Chicago River on a rope strung between the Marina City west tower and the Leo Burnett Building in Chicago. Starting at a …
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82 Sustainable Gardening Tips By MOTHER EARTH NEWS readers and Shelley Stonebrook Most gardeners have sustainability on their minds. After all, growing your own food is a huge step toward leading a sustainable lifestyle. Organic, chemical-free methods are inherently more sustainable — for human health, wildlife, the soil and the water supply — than non-organic …
A Tale of Two Green Homes By Leigha Dickens If you spend enough time in the environmental movement, you’ll undoubtedly get wrapped up in the philosophical discussions of what is the most “green.” Paper, or plastic? Off-grid, or grid-tied? Such debates are naturally going to arise in a movement whose goal is to improve the …
TEPCO Covered up the Truth about Fukushima Disaster By RT TEPCO has hidden the truth about the Fukushima nuclear disaster and now drip feeds information so the public can get ready for the next piece of bad news, James Corbett, editor, The Corbett report, told RT’s In the Now show. Journalist Jun Hori has quit …
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Kellogg’s Cereals: Double Dose of GMO Pesticides & Antibiotics By Christina Sarich There is a good reason that Kellogg’s spent over $1,012,552 on media propaganda in California & Washington to defeat voter ballot initiatives that would have required the labeling of GMO foods, and now are contributing again to the defeat of labeling initiatives in …
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Facebook Sets up ‘Dark Web’ Link to Access Network via Tor By afghanistantimes.af Facebook has created the ability for users to connect directly to the social network via anonymising “dark web” service Tor. While it was already possible to access Facebook via Tor, the new set-up means all data is encrypted and Tor users are …
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How The Petrodollar Quietly Died, And Nobody Noticed By Tyler Durden Two years ago, in hushed tones at first, then ever louder, the financial world began discussing that which shall never be discussed in polite company – the end of the system that according to many has framed and facilitated the US Dollar’s reserve currency …
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University President Emails Students: “Vote As Often as Possible” By Jim Hoft This email was sent out by Cheri Jimeno, Ph.D., the President of New Mexico State University Alamogordo to the university students. Jimeno encourages students to vote early and often. “Remember – early voting is available through Saturday. Please be sure to turn over …
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Canada Launches First Air Strikes Against ISIL in Iraq By albawaba Canada has conducted its first air strike mission in Iraq, as part of the attacks carried out by the US-led coalition against ISIL militants operating in the country. Canadian Defence Minister Rob Nicholson made the announcement in a statement on Sunday. Two Canadian CF-18 …
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Show Info 11-04-2014 – JD’s News, Guest Gary Miliefsky Second Hour Guest In the second hour, guest Gary Miliefsky joins host JD Moore to discuss his extensive backround in cyber security, and the current threats to our own privacy and counterveillance (actually an example of surveillance) and FLASHLIGHT APPS. How can we fight back and …
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Federal Government Made $20 Billion in Secret Purchases in Recent Months By Scott MacFarlane The federal government has spent at least $20 billion in taxpayer money this year on items and services that it is permitted to keep secret from the public, according to an investigation by the News4 I-Team. The purchases, known among federal …
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