Former Bill Clinton Girlfriend: Hillary and Bill are Racists
Racially profiled Latinos as drug dealers.
Two murdered women politicians ahead of EU votes – coincidence?
Two murdered women politicians ahead of EU votes – coincidence?
What do the Audience say after 10 hours of David Icke?
What do the Audience say after 10 hours of David Icke?
ECB Blatantly Exposes Central Bankers Market Perversion
Mark St.Cyr | This latest “Full Monty” has just exposed all of them as nothing more than shills for crony capitalism.
Martin Armstrong On Assassination Conspiracies: “There’s Too Much At Stake To Allow Brexit”
Martin Armstrong | There is disturbing opinion circulating about Jo Cox may have been assassinated to prevent a BREXIT vote.
How Many Law Schools Need to Close? Plenty
America is in the opening stages of a massive surplus of over-credentialed workers. The default setting for 50 years has been: if you want a secure upper-middle class salary, get a law degree, MBA, PhD or other graduate-level professional degree.…
ISIS Video Portrays Preparation for Times Square Suicide Bombing
PJ Media | Calling for similar attacks in multiple languages.
ISIS threat to U.S. air bases, South Korea intelligence agency warns
CNN | ISIS has collected information on 77 U.S. and NATO air force facilities around the world and is calling on supporters to attack them, according to South Korea’s intelligence agency.
Hillary Clinton once called disabled children at an Easter egg hunt ‘f***ing ree-tards’
Daily Mail | Referred to Jews as ‘stupid k***s’ while Bill called Jesse Jackson a ‘damned n****r,’ claims Bill’s former lover.
High court won’t review state assault rifle ban
The Hill | The Supreme Court on Monday denied review of a case challenging Connecticut’s ban on assault weapons.
Orlando: The New 9/11?
Last week America was rocked by the cold-blooded murder of 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Unlike the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Orlando shooter appears to be a lone gunman who, while claiming allegiance to […]
Turkish police use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse protest against attack on Radiohead fans for ‘listening to music during Ramadan’
London Independent | Police were called to disperse the attackers, resulting in tear gas and rubber bullets being fired.
EU referendum: Nigel Farage accuses David Cameron of exploiting Jo Cox death for Remain
London Independent | ‘What we are seeing here is the Prime Minister and the Remain campaign trying to conflate the actions of one crazed individual with the motives of half of Britain,’ says Ukip leader.
Prehistoric asteroid wiped out nearly all mammals as well as dinosaurs, research suggests
London Independent | ‘More data shows the extinction was more severe than previously believed’
Feinstein and Tauscher Slam Plans for New Nuclear Weapon
Senator Dianne Feinstein and former Congresswoman and Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Ellen Tauscher jointly wrote an op-ed that appeared in the Saturday, June 18 edition of the New York Times, demanding a halt to the planned production and deployment of the new Long-Range Standoff Weapon (LRSW), a new generation nuclear weapon that greatly increases the danger of thermonuclear war. The authors warned
“The Air Force is set next year to accelerate the development of this new nuclear cruise missile. It would carry an upgraded W-80 nuclear warhead and be able to penetrate the world’s most advanced air-defense systems…. However, building new nuclear weapons like this one could be unnecessary, costly and dangerous.”
Feinstein and Tauscher cited former Defense Secretary Bill Perry, who warned a year ago that the deployment of the LRSW would increase the risk of nuclear war by blurring the lines between conventional and nuclear weapons (the LRSW could use both nuclear or conventional warheads). The two authors of the New York Times op-ed demanded that Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter provide a detailed public accounting of the plans for the LRSW, including whether it would be considered as a potential offensive weapon, rather than an added element of the U.S. nuclear deterrent. They cited estimates by the Federation of Atomic Scientists (FAS) that the new weapons system could cost $30 billion:
“At a time when the Defense Department is set to modernize every leg of the nuclear triad, investing $30 billion in an unnecessary and dangerous new nuclear weapon is irresponsible.”
They also stressed that
“We want to eliminate any ambiguity that this new missile would be an offensive weapon.”
The authors noted that the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review called for the reduction of the U.S. nuclear arsenal and the increased reliance on conventional systems like the Air Force’s Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile and the Navy’s Tomahawk cruise missile, which do not carry the risk of nuclear escalation.