Archive for July 19th, 2012

by Tyler Durden Zerohedge.com 07/19/2012 The latest development in yesterday’s Bulgarian bus bomb explosion, is the identification of the alleged bomber. According to Times of Israel he is Mehdi Ghezali, “reportedly a Swedish citizen, with Algerian and Finnish origins. He had been held at the US’s Guantanamo Bay detainment camp on Cuba from 2002... »

TheExtinctionProtocol.com July 19, 2012 GULF OF MEXICO – For the past two years, scientists have been trying to figure out why there were a high number of dolphin deaths, part of what’s called an ‘unusual mortality event’ along the northern Gulf of Mexico. Most troubling to scientists was the exceptionally high number of young... »

TheExtinctionProtocol.com July 19, 2012 MEXICO – SENASICA’s report, with information updated on 16 July, indicates that the 82 poultry farms which do not have the presence of exotic viruses have been issued an official certificate to allow them to move their products to market, since they do not represent a risk to poultry or... »

By HELENE COOPER NYTimes.com July 18, 2012 WASHINGTON — With the growing conviction that the Assad family’s 42-year grip on power in Syria is coming to an end, Obama administration officials worked on contingency plans Wednesday for a collapse of the Syrian government, focusing particularly on the chemical weapons that Syria is thought to... »

World government now an open secret Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones Prison Planet.com Thursday, July 19, 2012 A recent CNBC clip in which financial analysts admit to viewers that America is under the control of a group of central bankers who are building a world government is a damning insight into how the... »

DEBKAfile July 19, 2012 The tactics Iran, Syria and Hizballah have set out for escalating their terrorist attacks on Israel differentiate between “local” and high-value “strategic” targets. They have now decided to up the assaults on the latter to keep pace with the worsening war situation in Syria and the approach of an attack... »

by Stephen Lendman Global Research July 19, 2012 In past decades, many US municipalities declared bankruptcy. Since 1981, 42 cases were filed. Ten came in the past four years. Given hard times getting harder, what’s happening now is unprecedented since the Great Depression. Cities occasionally declare bankruptcy. In America, they’re coming more often. Others... »

BY OIL PRICE FinancialSense.com 07/18/2012 Amidst record-high temperatures and a very anti-climactic 4th of July, power outages have left millions without air-conditioning and even water in rural areas where households rely on electric pumps. At least 52 people have died from heat and three million people are still without power. No it’s not Yemen,... »

Brandon Smith, Contributor Activist Post.com Thursday, July 19, 2012 The subject of revolution is a touchy one. It’s not a word that should be thrown around lightly, and when it is uttered at all, it elicits a chaotic jumble of opinions and debates from know-it-alls the world over. The “R” word has been persona... »

TheLonestarWatchdog.com July 18, 2012 President Obama will not like this. He thinks his word alone is law. He thinks the American people must submit to his achievement called Obamacare. Despite the mass protest and phone calls flooding capital hill saying to our elected congressmen saying “do not pass this bill into law”. The congress... »