Archive for December 15th, 2011

US Media Remains Mute on ‘Already-Confirmed’ Operations Sibel Edmonds Boiling Frogs Post December 15, 2011 It’s now been exactly 24 days since I reported on the ongoing joint US-NATO secret training camp in the US Air Force base in Incirlik, Turkey, which began operations in April- May 2011 to organize and expand the dissident... »

By Rowan Scarborough The Washington Times Wednesday, December 14, 2011 The U.S. military’s fast-approaching Dec. 31 exit from Iraq, which has no way to defend its airspace, puts Israel in a better place strategically to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iraq has yet to assemble a force of jet fighters, and since the shortest route... »

by George Washington ZeroHedge.com 12/15/2011 Leading American Internet businessmen warn that the draconian anti-piracy bill copyright on the verge of being passed by Congress would let the US government use censorship techniques “similar to those used by China, Malaysia and Iran.” If you want to know what the United States would look like after... »

by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 12/15/2011 Whereas previously we had heard extensive horror stories about banks being told to prepare for the end of the world in case the European summit (the latest and greatest one from last Friday which was supposed to find a cure for cancer among other things) failed, and even went... »

Gus Lubin BusinessInsider.com Dec. 15, 2011 Wow. Richard Russell’s latest newsletter may his most bearish commentary yet. Russell says the greatest sucker’s rally in history is coming to a brutal end. He says you should start buying gold and “GET OUT OF STOCKS.” Here’s an excerpt via King World News: This current bear market... »

ENENEWS.com December 15th, 2011 First debris from Japanese earthquake/tsunami reaches Olympic Peninsula, Olympic Peninsula Daily News, Dec. 14, 2011: The first piece of debris that could be identified as washing up on the West Coast from the March 11 tsunami in Japan — a large black float — was found on a Neah Bay... »

By Ryan Singel Wired.com December 14, 2011 The ancient art of war is coming to the internet. The House and Senate agreed to give the U.S. military the power to conduct “offensive” strikes online — including clandestine attacks, via a little-noticed provision in the military’s 2012 funding bill. The power, which was included in... »

by Mike Adams NaturalNews.com Thursday, December 15, 2011 The right to due process in America is coming to a sudden end as traitorous members of Congress have now passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) which gives the U.S. military the power to arrest, detain, interrogate, torture and murder U.S. citizens inside the United... »

Brandon Smith Alt-Market.com Thursday, 15 December 2011 Special Note: Obviously, an entire book could be written on this subject, which is a task beyond the scope of this article. The purpose of the following piece is to give those with financial difficulty a foothold on prepping without added pain. It is meant to be... »

By Dana Gabriel BeYourOwnLeader.com After months of negotiations, the U.S. and Canada have unveiled new trade, regulatory and security initiatives to speed up the flow of goods and people across the border. The joint action plans provide a framework that goes beyond NAFTA and continues where the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) left off.... »