General Wesley Clark: ISIS Serves Interests of US Allies Turkey and Saudi Arabia
“There’s no good guy in this — this is a power struggle for the future of the Middle East.”
Author: Mikael Thalen
EuroParliament Prez: Christians ‘Not Safe In Our Continent’
Report finds “Islamic extremism is by far the most significant persecution engine” of Christians.
BP Oil Spill Manslaughter Charges Dropped Against Deepwater Horizon British Petroleum Supervisors
The company struck a deal with the Justice Department in October to pay $20 billion in penalties for the oil spill.
Islamic Student Group Harasses Human Rights Activist for Violating ‘Safe Space’
Muslim student turns off speaker’s projector after cartoon of Muhammad appears.
MEDIA FAIL: MSM Attempts to Blame White People for California Shooting
Media changes narrative after shooters turn out to be Muslim.
Islamic Militant Compounds Discovered
Infowars travels across the US to investigate hidden sites.
New Documents Show UK Intelligence Agencies Hacking Computers With Little To No Oversight
Document show agency’s broad hacking powers and the reluctance of its oversight to condone these actions.
Sheriff’s Threats Against Credit Card Companies Violate the First Amendment
The court of appeals rejected Sheriff Dart’s contention.
Alaska Fishermen Concerned GM Salmon Could Harm $6.4 Billion Fishing Industry
Among other environmental issues.
Huge: Séralini Wins Defamation and Forgery Court Cases over GMO Research
After publicizing dangers of GMOs.
Kerry Says NATO Members Ready to Step Up Anti-ISIS Fight
“There are a number of things countries can do…”
20 shooting victims in California active shooter situation – San Bernardino Fire Dept
San Bernardino Fire Department has confirmed the presence of an active shooter near Park Center.
Big Banks Suffer Rare Fail as Congressional Deal Cuts Nearly $1 Billion a Year in Handouts
Bill pays for roads, bridges, and mass transit projects.
Russia Increases Airstrikes At Turkey Border, Syrian Official Says
“Battle plan under way in multiple Syrian districts close to the Turkish border.”
EPA Gave Employee $9,000 in Bonuses After Less Than Three Months on the Job
The investigation began after a complaint that the newly hired director was going to be paid $250,000.