By Robert Johnson Canada’s economic boom depends on tearing up 54,000 square-mile of pristine Alberta wilderness. Development of the world’s third largest oil supply is proceeding rapidly. It already represents a $3.5 billion annual paycheck to the Canadian government and 75,000 immediate jobs.
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James Holmes gets a bigger bed, more TV time, electric razor and more… Is this one big hoax? I think so, watch this video:
By Alex Ward A UFO-like object floating in the clouds was caught on camera on the same day ten dead birds were found in a nearby garden. Calum Sherwood, 23, was shocked to see the outline of what appeared to be a UFO while riding on a bus in Salterbeck, south of Workington, Cumbria, on Monday.
Episode #244 – Pete discusses a conversation he had with former US Marine Brandon Raub about a social media campaign currently in progress to drum up support for a “mass arrest” of politicians in Washington D.C. on November 5th. Pete asks for any additional information from his listeners, and share links to various websites promoting the movement.
By Yasha Levine I was passing through the Mojave Desert and by chance stopped by a local thrift store in Joshua Tree. I’m glad I did, because I spotted a book that I just had to own. At $0.50, it was priced to sell. And as you can tell from the title above, the book’s a classic. It’s bound to remain fresh and relevant through the ages—not as a useful guide to homeownership, but as a fossil record of the biggest real estate scam in the history of the United States.
The following is statement from the Louisiana National Guard concerning the explosion at Camp Minden earlier this week. On Monday night the Camp Minden post security heard a loud sound which could have been a possible explosion.
The world has long been fascinated with the idea that the blood of young people could have rejuvenating qualities, like a glorious fountain of youth, only horrifying. Turns out the world is sort of right.
Alex Newman The New American Federal agents convinced a naïve, violence-inclined 21-year-old Bangladeshi that he was a member of “al-Qaeda,” giving the dupe fake bombs to blow up the Federal Reserve Bank of New York before swarming in and arresting him on October 17.
The following statement has been issued by the BBC. The BBC, together with a number of other broadcasters, is experiencing deliberate, intermittent interference to its transmissions to audiences in Europe and the Middle East.
Steve Watson Infowars.com In spite of a slew of racially charged threats circulating across the internet, police officials say they do not expect any rioting to occur on the night of the election, no matter what the result. “We’re not anticipating civil unrest on Election Night,” a spokesman for the Detroit police department told The Hill.
Four military Humvees that served in Middle East war zones have a new mission in eastern Indiana. The Henry County Sheriff’s Department recently acquired the military surplus vehicles at no cost at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.
Wade Hicks was en route to a US Navy base in Japan to see his wife when armed military guards informed him that they had other plans. Hicks, an American citizen with no criminal record, had just been put added to a federal no-fly list.
By Summer Tierney As if its costly genetic tampering with the whole natural world weren’t brazen enough, Monsanto continues to bully and intimidate farmers across the United States, hoping this time to push its agenda through the highest court in the justice system.
By Dave Bohon Nearly 15,000 pages from files the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) kept between 1965 and 1985 on alleged child sexual abuse by Scout leaders were released October 18 by order of the Oregon Supreme Court. The pages, dubbed the “perversion files” by the media
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Authorities have reportedly arrested a 21-year-old man in a plot to blow up the Federal Reserve Bank in Lower Manhattan.