Category: Aggregated

UN Human Rights Council condemns Israel’s settlement building

Shades of Gladio? London Attacker ‘Known’ to MI5 – Police Terror Drill Days Before

Fortress London: Huge armoured police vans dubbed ‘The Guardians’ patrol the capital’s streets as number of armed officers is doubled after Westminster attack

Up-their-own-arse media clones, ‘Churchillian’ speeches and crossing a bridge to defy terrorism. Beam me up, Scotty, it’s mad down here

Terrorist threat higher in Europe than anywhere else except war zones – EUCOM chief

Donald Trump forced to kill healthcare bill after failing to win Republican support for vote in Congress

Trump has authority to issue revised travel ban, Virginia judge rules

Donald Trump gives presidential approval to Keystone XL oil pipeline

Back in the 1950’s, a British professor at the distinguished University of Malaya, C. Northcote Parkinson, observed that as the post-war Royal Navy shrank in size, its bureaucracy continued to expand. Parkinson formulated a law that bureaucracies will naturally grow at 5-7% per annum.  He also wisely added ‘Make the people sovereign and the poor will use the machinery of government to dispossess the rich.’ All bureaucracies, public and private, must be periodically forced on a diet.  US President Donald Trump is, as promised, taking an axe to Washington’s dense bureaucratic undergrowth.  He claims the cuts will save $2.5 trillion … Continue reading →

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Forget survival of the strongest, the meanest, the fastest,  the toughest, the fittest or the smartest. All of those are fine qualities in a prepper but there is one key to survival in nearly any situation that trumps all of the above.  Author and journalist Amanda Ripley researched it at length and published her findings in the book, The Unthinkable: Who Survives Disaster and Why. (This book is a must-read for the prepper mindset.) That key is adaptability. Myths, Misunderstandings and Outright lies about owning Gold. Are you at risk? adaptability: The ability to change to fit changed circumstances. The … Continue reading →

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A boy studies a painting on the wall of his home that illustrates each one of the Ten Commandments. Struck by the one image of brother killing brother—Cain murdering Abel—he never forgets the horror of it; he couldn’t comprehend the evil act and it haunts him. Years later, a stranger is severely injured in an accident; learning of an urgent request for blood donors, the young man walks three miles to donate blood and three miles back for a person he never met. The sensitive, devout, compassionate man I’m writing about was Desmond Doss, whose story I learned about from … Continue reading →

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The math problem, which you can see below, was originally posted to Twitter by Louise Bloxham, a mom in England who was shocked that the question was on her second-grader’s standard assessment test. Physical Gold & Silver in your IRA. Get the Facts.

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USELESS The battle lines are forming. Why are the most advertised Gold and Silver coins NOT the best way to invest? You’re standing on the prow of an ocean liner cutting through the icy waters of the North Atlantic. A huge iceberg looms dead ahead. You’ve seen it for some time, but now it’s too close, and the liner too big and fast, to avoid the collision. You quietly make your way to the lifeboats, knowing they’re the only chance for saving yourself and your loved ones. Below decks, an orchestra plays a waltz and oblivious revelers dance. Most people … Continue reading →

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The car press has become the propaganda ministry of entities and individuals who either know nothing about cars or who loathe cars. Whichever it is, the end result is the same: The writing of serially dishonest stories (and that ancient journalistic term is most apt) that anyone who does know something about cars – even if he loathes them – would notice immediately. Example: “The cost to implement tough fuel efficiency standards for cars imposed by the Obama Administration for the first half of the decade could be up to 40 percent lower than previously estimated using existing conventional technologies, … Continue reading →

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By Jack Matlock, the 4-year U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1987-1991, at the time that the USSR fell. Before that, Matlock served as the Director of Soviet Affairs in the State Department, the U.S. Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, and the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and Senior Director for European and Soviet Affairs on the National Security Council Staff. Originally posted at JackMatlock.com. Posted with permission of the author. Our press seems to be in a feeding frenzy regarding contacts that President Trump’s supporters had with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak and with other Russian diplomats. … Continue reading →

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