Articles in this newsletter are displayed in ascending order (newest to oldest). | It's official. A White House statement headlined "President Obama Announces his Intent to Nominate Three to Serve on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System." Nominees include Stanley Fischer as vice chairman, Lael Brainard as governor, and Jerome Powell for a second term as governor. None deserve appointments to local school or other municipal boards. Giving Wall Street favorites … | Less than two years ago, Greece was handed over to its creditors, the European bankers who promised to "voluntary " remove its debt if the country abided by their rules. This decision, Greek politicians and creditors said, would return the country back to fiscal sanity. Instead, it became a financial inquisition that resulted in greater evils. Today, life remains the … | The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association will celebrate Maine's adoption of a law that provides for labeling of genetically engineered food. Governor Paul LePage has signed LD 718 — An Act To Protect Maine Food Consumers' Right To Know about Genetically Engineered Food, MOFGA announced. MOFGA will celebrate Maine's adoption of the GMO labeling bill on Tuesday, Jan. 14, … | As U.S. military operations wind down overseas, some of that surplus hardware has been used to equip cash-strapped local police departments. Police and sheriff's departments have been given at least 165 mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles since this summer, according to a recent Washington Post analysis. The vehicles cost about $500,000 at the height of the Iraq war, but they've been donated … | On January 6, 2014 the U.S. Department of Education announced it is awarding an additional $1.9 million to Newtown Public School District to help with ongoing recovery efforts following the tragic shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012. The grant is being made through the Department's Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) program, which awards Immediate Services … | H1N1, or "swine flu" is sweeping across the country, prompting the mainstream media to trumpet, "DOOM APPROACHES!!! GET YOUR FLU SHOT BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!" Don't fall for the escalating propaganda that is being propelled by a fear campaign. The flu vaccine is NOT the best way to protect yourself against the H1N1 virus. According to reports, 6 people have … | Here is a reason to store water that even non-preppers will find pertinent: more than half a million people in West Virginia are unable to use their tap water for drinking, cooking, bathing or cleaning due to a chemical spill near a water treatment plant. Chris Carrington of The Daily Sheeple reported: Up to 300,000 people in West Virginia have … | A large section of New Jersey either has the most wrongly accused police in the nation, or something is amiss with the system for disciplining officers accused of excessive force. The Central Jersey Courier News and Home News Tribune reviewed hundreds of citizen complaints from 2008 to 2012 claiming excessive force, bias and civil rights violations by officers in more … | Sometime within the last year, the U.S. has probably killed more innocent people through drone strikes than the 2,606 U.S. citizens killed on 9/11. Although there are no hard numbers for the public to source, the statistical ratio from leaked sources can provide reasonable assurances that, at some point in the last year, we have surpassed this threshold. Back in February 2013, … | While the Middle East stews with US, Israeli and Saudi-backed terror cells, Africa remains up for grabs. We discovered that three months ago, in October 2013, President Obama secretly sent his first batch of 'military advisers' into the war-torn dysfunctional nation of Somalia. KENYA MALL DRAMA: Made for TV, but poorly produced. Interestingly, what prompted this action by the White … | You best not be a terrorist or homegrown radical extremist hiding out in the boonies of the Texas wilderness, because if you are you may well come face-to-face with the Parks and Wildlife Department's newest rapid deployment "Scout Team." The unit is made up of 25 highly trained game wardens capable of deploying anywhere in the state of Texas within … | Fury rampant after police officers acquitted Officer Jay Cicinelli (left) and Officer Manuel Ramos (right) Police are monitoring social media networks for death threats aimed at the officers acquitted over the beating death of Kelly Thomas. Fury is running high after officer Manuel Ramos and officer Jay Cicinelli were found not guilty on all charges of murder and manslaughter, despite … | Agenda 21, or Earth First as it is now being called, spells doom for the Republic. As millions of documents have demonstrated, its policies are the antithesis of private property ownership, personal liberty, unaccountable and tyrannical administration of justice, anti-family and anti-representative government. Yet, like a flock of good little sheep, we continue to acquiesce to the tyranny. If your … | The Egyptian authorities have resorted to every means in their power to convince people to vote yes in the constitutional referendum that begins Tuesday. Televisions and radios offered daily editorials and debates about the merits of the new Basic Law, including new guarantees of individual rights. However, the government has simultaneously expanded its crackdown on dissidents beyond all borders of … | It's "Polar Vortex", Not Global Cooling … The most desperate movement on the planet is exploring new levels of reason, meanings and translations lately. They are desperate to stay alive in an avalanche (no pun intended) of evidence coming at them that disproves their very existence. Since their existence was based on the lie that we were in catastrophic global … | Regardless of where you live, the possibility of a short-term power outage is likely at some point. For most of us, this happens two or three times a year for a very short period, meaning a few hours on up to a few days. These short-term outages often become a big adventure. Talk to someone who is an avid camper and … | A recently published Harvard University meta-analysis funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has concluded that children who live in areas with highly fluoridated water have "significantly lower" IQ scores than those who live in low fluoride areas. In a 32-page report that can be downloaded free of charge from Environmental Health Perspectives,1 the researchers said: "A recent report … | Small-town police departments are beefing up on military armor as U.S. wars overseas wind down. The only difference between these military Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles and the ones given to police are the colors. And civil liberties activists are sounding new alarms about a militarized police force in a civilian population. From Florida and Albany, N.Y., to the heartland … | Iran and Russia are negotiating an agreement that provides for the exchange of raw goods worth $1,500 million per month. The agreement would allow Iran to increase its oil exports despite Western sanctions that contributed to the signing of the preliminary agreement to halt its nuclear program. Sources close to the negotiations confirmed the final details are under discussion. According … | That headline is not a misprint. The number of working age Americans that do not have a job has increased by nearly 10 million since Barack Obama first entered the White House. In January 2009, the number of "officially unemployed" workers plus the number of Americans "not in the labor force" was sitting at a grand total of 92.6 million. … | New "Conspiracies" Magazine Writer is "Reclusive". Effort to identify writer proves their source of information is not the only thing that is confidential The magazine headline reads "Conspiracies", below that it reads "Mysteries, Secrets & Lies" and further down in the middle of the front page is a picture of papers being shredded. Even lower, smack in the middle of … | Shortly after he took office in 2009, headlines touted recovery. It never began. It doesn't exist. Protracted Main Street Depression conditions affect growing millions. Things go from bad to worse. Human suffering is real. Pathetically little is done to help. Neoliberal harshness is official policy. Both parties support it. Obama's agenda is anti-populist. He targets America's most disadvantaged. He's done … | "Wisdom will not long hold a seat in the head of that man who yielded up his heart to folly." – Charles H. Spurgeon Recently we found that a group of climate-change scientists were stranded in the ice while on a "climate change" research expedition. We know that they did not want the American people to catch on to their … | Obama initiated war on Syria. He wants regime change. He wants continued bloodshed, destruction and human suffering to get it. He deplores peace. He bears full responsibility for nearly three years of conflict. He began it. He wants it continued. He says one thing. He does another. His policies speak for themselves. On January 22, so-called Geneva II peace talks … | A U.S. Naval Administrative Officer severally affected by Fukushima's radiation is telling his story, further exemplifying why the U.S. government cannot be trusted to inform the public on Fukushima's danger. Involved in the USS Ronald Reagan's rescue efforts following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear plant meltdown, Steve Simmons began experiencing devastating symptoms several months after returning home. 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