Archive for May 27th, 2012

This euro crisis is now getting extremely serious. Events are happening quickly, closing-in on policy-makers and threatening to engulf us. By Liam Halligan TelegraphUK 26 May 2012 Across the single currency zone, fears are rising and, even in the most moderate nations, populations are becoming more restive. History is locked on fast-forward. Some say... »

Nick Clegg has warned that the foundations of the eurozone are “weaker than anyone could have predicted”, as he urged Greece to stay in the euro and stick with its austerity programme. By Andrew Trotman TelegraphUK 27 May 2012 It comes as Business Secretary Vince Cable insisted the UK’s double-dip recession meant it can’t... »

By Douglas J. Hagmann HomelandSecurityus.com 27 May 2012 Allen K. Hulton is not a household name, nor is it his desire to have it become one. He is a man with a simple story, an account of incidents that took place over a period of several years while delivering mail in a Chicago suburb.... »

by: J. D. Heyes NaturalNews.com Sunday, May 27, 2012 We depend on them to protect our country, our lives, our freedom, our way of life. So why does our government continue to shortchange our veterans by chronically underfunding the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), especially at a time when our vets need the VA... »

Miami.cbslocal.com May 26, 2012 Miami police shot and killed a man on the MacArthur Causeway Saturday afternoon, and police sources told CBS4 they had no choice: the naked man they shot was trying to chew the face off another naked man, and refused to obey police orders to stop his grisly meal. The bizarre... »

This Memorial Day the Iraq war is over and the Afghanistan war is winding down, but they’re weighing heavily on post-9/11 veterans, 33 percent of whom said they weren’t worth the cost. By Gloria Goodale CSMonitor.com May 26, 2012 Despite the end of the Iraq war and the scheduled drawdown in Afghanistan, this Memorial... »

Alex Newman New American Saturday, 26 May 2012 As the so-called trilateral North American “integration” process marches onward toward an ever-closer union between the governments of Canada, the United States, and Mexico, national law enforcement agents are slowly creeping across borders through a variety of shadowy schemes. Going forward, that trend is set to... »

By Darol Dickinson May 27, 2012 NewsWithViews.com It doesn’t take but a few miles on an interstate to see the “courtesy patrol” in action presenting a traffic violation ticket. Some people chuckle while watching others slapped by the strong hand of law enforcement. Once in her life, my wife received a speeding ticket in... »

Robert Johnson BusinessInsider.com May 27, 2012 The Department of Homeland Security’s National Operations Center is a sprawling D.C. facility where over 80 federal, state and local government agencies struggle to keep the lid on domestic terrorism. With a workforce that size and a $46 billion budget, training is paramount and facilitated through the agency’s... »

by Stephen Lendman Global Research May 27, 2012 When America goes to war or plans one, the media march in lockstep. Articles, commentaries, editorials, and broadcasts feature Washington handout-style journalism. Managed news misinformation substitutes for truth and full disclosure. Readers and viewers are deceived and betrayed. For years, Iran and Syria have been targeted... »