The White House removed a petition about the TSA airport screening procedures from the White House “We the People” website.
Author: mediahitman
We Jews are a funny breed. We love to brag about every Jewish actor. Sometimes we even pretend an actor is Jewish just because we like him enough that we think he deserves to be on our team.
Introduction This post is not nearly as exciting as you might think, but it is informative. I found this interesting video clip here:
Excuse the poor grammar. This article was written in a hurry. Had to post this before I fell asleep. Things are going to hit the fan VERY soon! In this article, we will cover some interesting information about a possible staged UFO invasion which may happen on August 12th during the 2012 London Olympics closing ceremony.
I have just watched this, and although the video quality is rather poor, what he has to say is very deep and shows more layers of the layers of entanglement between truth and lies than I had really comprehended before.
By Zen Gardner No doubt many of you have seen the emails going around about the days of yore being so great. They all either say outright or strongly imply, ”Weren’t the 50′s (or whenever) innocent compared to now?” No, they weren’t. WE were young and innocent. The times weren’t. As always.
By Sabrina Gladstone Thanks to an Obamacare regulation that took effect on Aug. 1, health care plans in Oregon will now be required to provide free sterilizations to 15- year-old girls even if the parents of those girls do not consent to the procedure.
By Susan Lindauer (with Jim Fetzer) It was my great pleasure to invite Susan Lindauer, a former CIA asset, who had extraordinary experiences conducting back channel talks with Saddam Hussein about resuming UN weapons inspections during negotiations prior to the invasion of Iraq, to speak at The Vancouver Hearings.
By Ms. Smith The TrapWire Threat Meter (TTM) may possibly be at high-red alert since WikiLeaks dumped more shocking surveillance emails from the hacked global intelligence company Strafor. Privacy SOS reports on “the revelation of an enormous, shadowy surveillance company with deep ties to the CIA: Trapwire exploded on the surveillance scene like a bat out of hell. And people are justifiably freaked out about it.”
By George Bimmerle The search for effective aids to interrogation is probably as old as man’s need to obtain information from an uncooperative source and as persistent as his impatience to shortcut any tortuous path. In the annals of police investigation, physical coercion has at times been substituted for painstaking and time-consuming inquiry in the belief that direct methods produce quick results.
Here’s an interesting little story that apparently occurred in the early 1950s. A U.S. Air Force Reserve pilot named Hall was flying for a commercial airline during a period of inactive duty when he spoke to three fellow air crew while on a stop in Guatemala City.
Harold Cushing calls his fortified island in the Gulf of Maine, ‘a little kingdom.’ For $4.85 million, the keys to the kingdom are yours.
By Yitzhak Benhorin In remarks seemingly aimed at Israel, the United States said Friday it had “eyes” and “visibility” inside Iran’s nuclear program and would know if Tehran made a “breakout” towards a nuclear weapon.
By Tony Cartalucci US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey stand accused of state sponsorship of terrorism. UN failure to enforce own resolutions will resign their legitimacy, necessitate their expedient removal and replacement with multipolar system.
Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney are going forward with plans to issue layoff notices to thousands of employees due to looming defense cuts under sequestration, despite administration claims that such warnings are unnecessary.