Archive for April 1st, 2014

Visas suspended for Muslim pilgrims from Guinea and Liberia due to contagious nature of deadly disease TheGuardian.com Tuesday 1 April 2014 Saudi Arabia has announced the suspension of visas for Muslim pilgrims from Guinea and Liberia, two countries hit by an outbreak of the deadly ebola epidemic. The Saudi health ministry recommended the measure... »

David Usborne IndependentUK Tuesday 01 April 2014 Captured by a video camera on one of the officer’s helmets, the slaying by Albuquerque police of a homeless camper in the foothills outside the city two weeks ago apparently leaves room for interpretation. The city says it was justifiable self-defence. To others it looked like extra-judicial... »

Voiceofrussia.com 1 April 2014 In America, which is under the leadership of Barack Obama, nearly 70,000 illegal aliens, who have been considered violent criminals, have been let back into the US, according to data from a new study. It has been noted that exactly 68,000 criminal aliens were allowed back into America while the... »

Tess Pennington ReadyNutrition.com Let’s cut to the chase, it is very difficult to prepare for epidemics and pandemics especially for those living in close proximity to others. These natural reoccurring disasters tend to occur suddenly and without warning. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), serious, deadly contagious disease outbreaks can and do... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 04/01/2014 The market may still be amused by Amazon’s latest forward P/E boosting gimmick in the form of its entertaining (and stock price boosting if only briefly) proposal to deliver packages (some of which haven’t even been ordered) by drone, but some US towns, tired of this endless invasion of... »

Dane Wigington Geoengineeringwatch.org March 31, 2014 Rodolfo Ragonesi, CEO of the Gaia Foundation, is clearly a man of truly exceptional courage and focus. While nearly all of the environmental and science communities have remained criminally silent about the blatant and highly toxic climate engineering constantly occurring in skies around the globe, Ragonesi has taken... »

Dave Hodges April 1, 2014 The Common Sense Show Common core is an undisputed and unmitigated disaster. The two rollout states, New York and Florida, are already taking steps to remove themselves from Common Core. This is largely due to the fact that both New York’s and Florida’s student test scores have gone into... »

By: BATR Market Oracle Apr 01, 2014 All the attention over the epoch vote by Crimean’s to leave the Ukraine makes for a timely review of other separatist factions that are seeking a similar resolution. The List of active separatist movements in Europe is exhaustive. The immediate impression is that a pervasive discontent, shared... »

By Shah Gilani Money Morning April 1, 2014 Last week I was asked by a Wall Street Insights & Indictments reader about a new challenge to the U.S. role in the global economy that few are considering. It’s a dominant role we’ve held since the latter part of World War II, and for 70... »

Western observers find no evidence of military build-up on Russia’s border with Ukraine Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com April 1, 2014 NATO continues to insist Russia is massing troops on the border of Ukraine despite a lack of evidence. The alliance will now use the phantom military build-up to increase its presence in Eastern Europe. CNN,... »