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on January 21, 2016 in World News

The Disturbing Navy SEAL Wargames That Nobody Is Talking About

By Joshua Krause Did you know that the Navy SEALs just started a series of wargames that will take place in dozens of locations all over the coastline of Washington State, and will go on for at least another 2 years? I didn’t hear about it until recently. Unlike the notorious Jade Helm exercise, which was widely reported by both alternative and mainstream news sources, this operation has received very little attention since it started on January 14th, and virtually no attention before it began. There’s a shocking reason why there has been so little awareness about these training exercises…. View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Senate blocks bill toughening controls on entry of Syrian refugees

The House-approved bill mandating increased security checks on Syrian refugees was blocked in the Senate, after failing to win enough support to clear a procedural vote. The SAFE Act of 2015, also known as House Resolution 4038, needed 60 votes to advance in the Senate on Wednesday, but received support of only 55 lawmakers, with 43 opposed. Read more Opposing rallies face off in Pennsylvania over arrival of Syrian refugees (VIDEO) Passed by the House of Representatives in November 2015, the bill would have required personal guarantees from top US security officials that the Syrian refugees being resettled in the US… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Rahm Emanuel faces wrath of Chicago’s black community over police violence

As the mayor addresses counterparts from across the US on policing and urban violence, he faces calls to quit, having lost credibility on just these issues Chicago’s mayor, Rahm Emanuel, will be back in the national spotlight on Wednesday telling mayors from across the United States how police must work to win back the trust of the communities they serve. Yet while Barack Obama’s former chief of staff is on Capitol Hill trying to shape the future of policing and urban violence at the US conference of mayors, back in his own city there is a growing clamor for him… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

RIP Bob Carter: The Geologist Who Always Knew ‘Global Warming’ Was a Crock

by James Delingpole Professor Bob Carter, one of the world’s leading climate sceptics, has just dropped dead of a heart attack at the far too young age of 74. Perhaps it would be pushing it to say that he was driven to an early grave by the alarmist establishment. But there’s no question that his retirement would have been a lot more comfortable, less stressful and better paid if he’d hitched his career onto the Climate Change Gravy Train rather than doggedly speaking up for the cause of honest science. Bob had known for years that man-made global warming theory was… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

AG Lynch: Obama’s Executive Gun Control ‘Well-Reasoned’ and ‘Lawful’

by AWR Hawkins20 Jan 20167 During January 20 testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said President Obama’s executive gun controls are “well-reasoned” and “lawful.” Senator Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL)called Lynch to testify before the committee regarding the legality of Obama’s January 5 unilateral gun control push. According to ABC News, Lynch said, “I have complete confidence that the common sense steps announced by the president are lawful.” She said the gun controls were “well-reasoned measures, well within existing legal authorities, built on work that’s already underway.” The executive gun controls include expanding background checks to cover… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in Gun Page World News

Homeowner Shoots, Kills Home Invaders After They Beat Him, Pistol Whip His Mom

“I feel like if I hadn’t had the gun in there, this whole news story would be about me and my mother being dead…” Adan Salazar A Georgia man used a firearm to fend off and subdue two gunmen after they invaded his home and proceeded to beat him and his mother. WTVM.com-Columbus, GA News Weather Last Wednesday afternoon around 5pm, Decatur resident Timo Hernandez, 28, and his visiting mother were sitting down for a chili dinner when they heard a knock on the door. “When I opened the door, these two guys stormed in with guns and started pistol-whipping… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Saudis Have Been Buying up Drought Stricken American Farmland

By Joshua Krause As the Southwest grapples with a devastating multi-year drought, farmers in the region have expressed growing frustration over where their precious water is going. Namely, they’re upset by the fact that countries like Saudi Arabia have been buying up farmland in the US, and sending the food back to the Middle East. Two years ago, the Saudi food company known as Almarai bought 10,000 acres of farmland in Arizona for $48 million, and more recently purchased 1,790 acres in Blythe, California. These properties mainly grow alfalfa to feed Saudi Arabia’s dairy industry, and though Almarai is a… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Christian Mothers and Wives Join the Fight Against ISIS

Alicia Powe ISIS jihadists fear being killed at the hands of a Christian woman on the battlefield because they believe it’s a one-way ticket to hell. Syrian Christians have endured theft, murder, rape and all the other attendant evils by barbaric Islamic extremists. They are tired of their region being pillaged by maniacal terrorists and have taken up arms, forming a Christian female militia and turning the table on ISIS…big time. From Fox News: The second class of the all-female Syriac Christians Brigade proudly took its place earlier this month on the front lines in the fight against ISIS, whose own… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Obama’s Priority, TPP, Is Even Worse Than Thought

by Keven Zeese The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a controversial trade agreement that the Obama administration spent years negotiating in secret, is “worse than we expected,” public interest lawyer and activist Kevin Zeese told Sputnik Radio.  The TPP is a wide-ranging economic agreement between 12 countries in the Asia-Pacific region and the Pacific coasts of the Americas primarily aimed at deregulating trade. In October, the parties reached an agreement on the wording and subject matter of the TPP. The details of the controversial trade deal were then revealed to the public, after almost seven years of negotiations. “The sad reality is it’s worse than we expected. Seeing it all, we see it’s… View Article

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on January 20, 2016 in World News

Health scare in Denmark as refugees bring back diphtheria after 20yr absence

Danish authorities have warned hospitals over possible outbreak of infectious diseases as several cases of diphtheria, tuberculosis and malaria carried by the refugees have already been registered. “The infection can be very dangerous if one isn’t vaccinated against it. The dangerous type is very rare and we last saw it in Denmark in 1998,” Kurt Fuursted, spokesperson for the Danish State Serum Institute (SSI) told Metroxpress referring to the potential return of diphtheria. This disease was last diagnosed in Denmark about 20 years ago. Read more Danish nightspots bar migrants by introducing ‘language controls’ “There is no doubt that infectious… View Article

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