Sourced by OzHouse.org dethronethebanksters.com I’d like to start this post by thanking all of my dedicated readers and by welcoming the new ones. Over the past few months my readership has grown five-fold and I’m been receiving valuable feedback that I hope to put to use in my fight against Bankster corruption. Facing this overwhelming response, I had no option other than to completely re-design the site and launch it on my own domain
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ozhouse.org It seems the Obama lovers at Mother Jones would rather to go into a debt collapse and WW3 than support Ron Paul. The craziest part is they think this is perfectly logical. Some of their supporters are even saying that they would prefer Romney over Paul. Look through the comments. These people have gone mad. The world has gone mad.
Sourced by OzHouse.org dailymail.co.uk Villagers in Hampshire, near the world-famous Watership Down hill, fear they have become the latest victims of a ‘black hole’ mystery which has hit other parts of Britain. One family, the Smiths, were baffled when their heating, shower, doorbell and even their cars’ remote door locks refused to work and they discovered similar problems were being experienced by their neighbours in Kingsclere.
This opening statement will surprise most readers, possibly scare off new ones, but it’s the truth. Gold and silver are the most ridiculous investment sources I know of. Neither metal pay a dividend or provides cash flow. Once your money lands on gold or silver it usually stays put for a while which leaves most financial advisers scratching heads. Having said that, we feel physical gold and silver ownership is as important now as ever before. But the reason we recommend ownership is because of what some readers will see as strange. Today we expose a strange gold trend.
By J. William Gibson LA Times Congress removed wolves in Montana and Idaho from the protection of the Endangered Species Act in April. And this fall, the killing began. As of Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game reported that 154 of its estimated 750 wolves had been “harvested” this year. Legal hunting and trapping — with both snares to strangle and leg traps to capture — will continue through the spring.
Survival-Mom With all the talk about food storage and growing our own food, I did a little digging around to find out what some people ate during America’s Great Depression of the 1930′s. Surprisingly, a few of these were made by my mother and grandmother, traditions, I’m sure, from a more frugal era.
By Robert Rapier Consumer Energy Report The pieces and policies for potential conflict in the Persian Gulf are seemingly drawing inexorably together. Since 24 December the Iranian Navy has been holding its ten-day Velayat 90 naval exercises, covering an area in the Arabian Sea stretching from east of the Strait of Hormuz entrance to the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Aden. The day the maneuvers opened Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari told a press conference that the exercises were intended to show “Iran’s military prowess and defense capabilities in international waters
By Legacy.com Thirty-six years ago today, union activist and plutonium plant worker Karen Silkwood was found dead in what police ruled a single-car accident. But the circumstances surrounding her death have kept people guessing to this day.
By Steven Nelson Daily-Caller Ryan Jerome was enjoying his first trip to New York City on business when the former Marine Corps gunner walked up to a security officer at the Empire State Building and asked where he should check his gun. That was when Jerome’s nightmare began. The security officer called police and Jerome spent the next two days in jail.
By TED THORNHILL Daily Mail A 5000-year-old temple in Orkney could be more important than Stonehenge, according to archaeologists. The site, known as the Ness of Brodgar, was investigated by BBC2 documentary A History of Ancient Britain, with presenter Neil Oliver describing it as ‘the discovery of a lifetime’.
Buenos-Aires-Herald GlaxoSmithKline Argentina Laboratories company was fined 400,000 pesos by Judge Marcelo Aguinsky following a report issued by the National Administration of Medicine, Food and Technology (ANMAT in Spanish) for the killing of 14 babies during illegal lab vaccine trials conducted between 2007 and 2008.
By LEE MORAN Daily Mail Thousands of dead herring have been discovered washed up on a north Norwegian beach – prompting Doomsday predictors to hail it as another sign the world is set to end. More than 20 tonnes of the fish is currently carpeting the beach of Kvaenes, in Nordreisa, with experts views differing on how they have come to be there.
Nicholas West Activist Post It is so predictable that it has become a tropism. The creeping, stealthy soft tyranny gets called out into the open, first by those dedicated to digging in the archives of history, then by the general public who awakens to their undeniable daily condition. It is the life force tilting toward the sunshine.
BBC News Greece may have to leave the eurozone if it fails to secure its latest bailout from the EU, IMF and banks, a government spokesperson has warned. “The bailout agreement needs to be signed otherwise we will be out of the markets, out of the euro,” spokesman Pantelis Kapsis told Skai TV.
By ROB WAUGH Daily Mail Marine geophysicists from the University of New Hampshire have found huge ‘bridges’ across the Mariana trench, which cross the trench about a mile above the bottom. The bridges are created when mountains on the sea floor are pulled into the earth’s crust by enormous geological forces. The mountains, sticking up from the Pacific ocean plate, form ‘bridges’ as the the Pacific plate disappears into the earth’s crust under the neighbouring Philippine plate.
By Parisa Hafezi Yahoo News Iran threatened on Tuesday to take action if the U.S. Navy moves an aircraft carrier into the Gulf, Tehran’s most aggressive statement yet after weeks of saber-rattling as new U.S. and EU financial sanctions take a toll on its economy.