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It's getting tougher for Trump's playlist organizers, with the likes of
Pharrell Williams to Axl Rose working to stop their music being played
at his rallies. R&B singer, diplomat, and icon Rihanna has caught
wind of her songs being played at the president's political events, and
she too wants no involvement. SEE ALSO: Axl Rose is not cool with Trump
playing 'Sweet Child O' Mine' at his rallies R
Saturday Night Live 's latest episode kicked off with a news package
from Fox News featuring Laura Ingraham (Kate McKinnon) and Jeanine Pirro
(Cecily Strong) on the migrant caravan. It's basically seven minutes of
dishonest fear-mongering. It's not very funny, but the same goes for
the dishonest antics we see every day from Fox News. The best I can say
is this segment doesn't further poison ratio
Via:
ZeroHedge: Billionaire investor George Soros has repeatedly denied
rumors that he is helping to finance the migrant caravans making their
way up from Honduras and Guatemala through Mexico with the ultimate aim
of reaching the US. But that’s about to change, as the “Open Society”
founder – who famously financed much of the opposition […]
The only acceptable reasons for not voting: * * * Perry Dorrell blogs
as PDiddie at Brains and Eggs , usually on topics concerning the strange
brew of Texas politics. He's also on Twitter @PDiddie .
Via:
Russia Today: The Central Bank of Russia bought over 92 tons of gold in
the three months to the end of September breaking the Soviet peak of
2000 tons in gold reserves seen in 1941, according to a new report by
the World Gold Council (WGC). Russia reportedly purchased more gold than
any other […]
His supporters hark back to an 1860s fantasy of white male dominance.
But the Confederacy won’t win in the long run In the 158th year of the
American civil war, also known as 2018, the Confederacy continues its
recent resurgence. Its victims include black people, of course, but also
immigrants, Jews, Muslims, Latinos, trans people, gay people and women
who want to exercise jurisdiction over their
Christine
Assange said that she doesn't go to sleep and have nightmares, she
wakes up to one every day. Mother to Julian Assange, this generation's
most significant publisher - now a political prisoner - Christine lives
with the daily terror of foreboding anticipation. Only ever moments away
from the next piece of terrible news, as she watches her son, born of
her body, raised by her hand, die in
Australia is one of the United States’ closest allies anywhere. Its
soldiers fought alongside Americans in World War I, World War II, Korea,
Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq. It’s a member of the world’s most
exclusive intelligence club, the “Five Eyes” (the other four are the
United States, Canada, Britain and New Zealand). Its conservative prime
minister says he wants to help the United States cu
In perhaps the most outrageous example of election administration
partisanship in the modern era, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp,
who is running for governor while simultaneously in charge of the
state’s elections, has accused the Democratic Party without evidence of
hacking into the state’s voter database. He plastered a headline about
it on the Secretary of State’s website , which thousa
During
the ruble crisis of 2014/15 Russia announced in the wake of U.S. and
European sanctions over reunifying with Crimea that it would begin
building a domestic electronic financial transfer system, an alternative
to SWIFT. That system, System for Transfer of Financial Messages
(SPFS), is not only now functioning in Russia, according to a report
from RT it now handles the financial transfer data
Tickets sold out within 15 minutes after Toronto’s Munk Debates
announced I would debate Steve Bannon on their platform. The negative
reaction arrived slower, but it was just as emphatic. A few days before
the debate, a member of Parliament for Canada’s left-wing New Democratic
Party called for its cancelation. The rest of the party—the third
largest in Parliament—later signaled agreement with th
The
great linguist and political critic remains hopeful that we can
overcome global warming and other threats. -- Read more on
ScientificAmerican.com
The
great linguist and political critic remains hopeful that we can
overcome global warming and other threats. -- Read more on
ScientificAmerican.com
Hot
spots have been discovered orbiting just outside the supermassive black
hole at the galaxy’s center. Their motions have given us the closest
look at that violent environment.
GIF During an in-game event today, Fortnite ’s cube (known to fans as
Kevin) exploded—and then things got weird. At about 1pm EST today,
Fortnite ’s cube began to pulse, then glow and spin. When the spinning
reached a fever pitch, a burst of white light shot from the cube,
transporting players to a white, Matrix -meets- The Good Place -esque
world. I floated, suspended in space, until being uncer
Georgia's
secretary of state is also its GOP gubernatorial candidate. And he just
claimed that Democrats committed "cyber crimes."
A shallow 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck off Japan's northern island of Hokkaido on Monday, the US Geological Survey said.
Somalia as Tropospheric Water of Climate Control! Dead Falling Birds!
Destruction of Somalian Statehood! Written by Enkidu Gilgamesh Somalia
serves as a long thermal bridge to move the humidity from Indian Ocean
to Arabia! Fake popular uprising, fake revolution & full scale HAARP
for ClimateControl and destruction of the statehood were first
implement in Somalia. Birds fell dead from the […]
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor With the midterm elections coming up, all
of us bombarded with carefully staged insanity, anything to push us
away from asking real questions, I decided to get out of the house. It
doesn’t work. I turned off the phone, ran an I-tunes playlist on my BMW
sport utility vehicle (an […]
The old dream of dominating the world’s most energy rich region,
Eurasia, continues to live on in the US as the cardinal objective of US
expansionism.
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in this article are strictly those of
the author and do not reflect those of Veterans Today or it’s editorial
staff. It was always a terrible mistake for the Tory Party to choose a
Remainer as leader. Supported by the Cabinet Office, Theresa May is
fighting a desperate rear-guard action to […]
It
behooves us to understand that we are operating in an extremely
deceptive environment in which all of one’s normal cues for judging the
reliability of information, and of people, are being deliberately
subverted.
Unnamed military sources, quoted by The Washington Post, have expressed
alarm over Iran’s unpredictable reaction to US economic and diplomatic
pressure. – The Washington Post has cited several military officials,
who spoke on condition of anonymity, as expressing concern that reducing
the US military presence in the Middle East has dealt a blow to their
ability to react to potential Iranian threa
Ancient Mesopotamia proved that fertile land and the knowledge to
cultivate it was a fortuitous recipe for wealth and civilization. Learn
how this "land between two rivers" became the birthplace of the world's
first cities, advancements in math and science, and the earliest
evidence of literacy and a legal system. ➡ Subscribe:
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Former “Top Chef” contestant Fatima Ali sat down with Ellen to talk
about being diagnosed last year with a rare form of bone and tissue
cancer. Despite her doctors telling her earlier this year that she was
cancer-free, the 29-year-old recently learned her cancer had returned,
and she was told she has one year to live. Fatima explained to Ellen
that she’s determined to tick things off her bucket
Amazon has grown from an unknown online bookseller to one of the most
valuable and powerful corporations in modern history. But, as big as
Amazon seems, the company’s sales are small compared to big box
retailers like Walmart. To compete, Amazon has to do something
counterintuitive: it has to move into the real world. [Correction: At
4:29 we mentioned Walmart's annual sales are $0.5 billion. They
In 2017, Changi Airport served a new high of 62 million passengers. By
2030, it plans to bring its capacity to more than 150 million
passengers. The first step to this expansion is the opening of its new
terminal – T4. Find out how Changi is pulling out all the stops to
elevate the flight experience from the moment a passenger steps into the
terminal using nature, art, and technology. ➡ Subscribe
We were invited to create a music video for Dead Birds a song from
musician and friend Sami Fitz. Sami gave us an open brief on the
project. On hearing the haunting lyrics and vocal we decided to create a
piece that was about nature, death and adaptation. It's always daunting
working with an open brief, the mind races about the possibilities. We
decided to approach it like a moving sketchbook. Cr
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The Corbett Report
This week on the New World Next Week: yet another Monsanto lawyer lands
a sweet government gig; Vox advocates drugging the water supply; and
desire paths shed light on spontaneous order.
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This week on the New World Next Week: yet another Monsanto lawyer lands
a sweet government gig; Vox advocates drugging the water supply; and
desire paths shed light on spontaneous order.
As
predicted, the IPCC has released their hot air report on 1.5C of global
warming and the lamestream fake news lying establishment lapdog media
is hyping it as the end of the world as we know it...unless you pay the
globalists more money to atone for your carbon sins, of course. This
week on #PropagandaWatch James breaks down the latest propaganda push
for carbon eugenics and what it means for th
Jim Steele was the Director of the Sierra Nevada Field Campus of San
Francisco State University from 1985 to 2009. Having taught courses on
plants, natural sciences, bird banding and bird identification, his
research into the causes of the declines in local bird populations led
him to the understanding that natural climate cycles and landscape
changes were causing disruptions of wildlife populati
In
9/11 Trillions and 9/11 War Games, The Corbett Report sheds light on
two of the greatest 9/11 mysteries: The simultaneous war games that were
taking place that morning and the trillion dollar money trail that
leads back to the highest levels of government. Now for the first time
you can own both of these feature length documentaries on a single DVD.
...and so should you! Just kidding. Today we explore the cute and
cuddly side of the propaganda push to normalize robots in our everyday
life...and the darker side of this phenomenon that they're trying to
distract us from.
A Closer Look: Jody Paterson
I am rooting like mad for British Columbians to vote in favour of
switching our voting system to proportional representation when the
referendum gets underway Oct. 22. But I'm nothing if not a realist, and
thus quite worried that people's resistance to change - especially when
it requires taking time to understand something that appears dull and
technical on the surface - will doom yet another ra
A Different Perspective
Just when you thought there would be no more to say about the symbol
that Lonnie Zamora saw on the landed UFO near Socorro, New Mexico, a new
candidate has entered the competition. This one is from Otis T. Carr,
who most of us have never heard of, but who, apparently, in the late
1950s, claimed that he could create a flying saucer and set out to do
it. Carr's billboard announcing his spacecraft.
Robert O. Dean, the retired Army Command Sergeant-Major, and the man
behind the tale of “The Assessment,” has died. Dean burst onto the UFO
stage after his retirement from the Army. He told the tale, in several
versions, as to how, as a senior NCO in NATO, he had been handed a copy
of a document labeled “Cosmic Top Secret.” According to him, while on
duty l A somewhat pensive Robert Dean. ate one
It has taken awhile, but I have now been able to follow up on the tale
originally told to us by Kevin Ashley, as told by someone he knew. To
briefly recap, Ashley said that he was talking about the Socorro UFO
landing when another man entered the conversation, suggesting that this
was an experiment by either staff or students at the New Mexico
Institute of Mining and Technology. They had launched
Here’s something that is a little frightening for those of us who
accept the idea that some UFO sightings represent alien spacecraft
visiting Earth. We have a list of cases, even if we don’t mention it,
that seem, on their face, to be inexplicable. They have some form of
instrumentality involved which means we are not relying on the
observations of the witnesses. Ed Ruppelt One of these cases is
I have complained in the past that I am becoming less than thrilled
with the UFO community. The reasons for this are varied but come down to
a couple of basic ideas. One of those is that no matter how often a
case is proven to be a hoax, a misidentification, a misinterpretation,
or an inability to recognize the mundane, there are those who will argue
the point forever. A recent post was partially
I have been asked, a number of times, about the last episode of
Treasure Quest . Though I would prefer to deal mainly with UFOs and
other paranormal topics right now, I have reached a few conclusions
about that show. If I have worked out the timeline correctly, the season
just completed was filmed during our summer months in the northern
hemisphere of 2017. That means that what we saw in those la
Amused Cynicism
LEAVER: I want an omelette. REMAINER: Right. It’s just we haven’t got
any eggs. LEAVER: Yes, we have. There they are. [HE POINTS AT A CAKE]
REMAINER: They’re in the cake. LEAVER: Yes, get them out of the cake,
please. REMAINER: But we voted in 1974 to put them into a cake. LEAVER:
Yes, but that cake has got icing on it. Nobody said there was going to
be icing on it. REMAINER: Icing is good. LEAVE
ArmsControlWonk
Quotes
of the week: “You use a small one, then you go to a bigger one. I think
nuclear weapons are nuclear weapons and we need to draw the line
there.” — George Shultz “I don’t think there’s any such thing as a
tactical nuclear weapon. Any nuclear weapon used at any time is a
strategic …
A
guest post by my colleague Cameron Trainer: Russia takes its commitment
to enforcing United Nations sanctions on North Korea seriously. So
seriously, in fact, that when Russian businesswoman Irina Tyan was
listed in a NPR article as operating a banned joint venture with DPRK
consulate Vladivostok, the government immediately took action to close
the …
Dave
Schmerler, Michael Duitsman, and I were gathered around my computer,
admiring satellite images we found of an Indian missile on a launch pad
from May 2017. I pointed to some cloudy streaks on the screen and joked,
“That’s probably smoke from a failed test.” We zoomed out to see more
of the image. “Holy …
Quote
of the week: “Wake the damn Bambino. I’ll drill him in the ass.” —
Attributed to Pedro Martinez, 2004, the year when the Red Sox broke the
curse of not winning a World Series after trading Babe Ruth to the New
York Yankees 86 years earlier. Donald Trump announced at a campaign
rally on …
Quotes
of the week: “We are come to make a choice between the quick and the
dead.” — Bernard Baruch before the United Nations Atomic Energy
Commission, June 14, 1946. “To be quick in pulling the nuclear trigger
is to be dead.” — MK Archival research by Michael Beschloss has revealed
that in 1968, General …
Lyric
of the week: “Watch out, you might get what you’re after Boom babies
strange but not a stranger I’m an ordinary guy Burning down the house” —
David Byrne, “Burning Down the House” in the Stop Making Sense album
(1984) There are times when nothing is better than something. For
example, we would all …
This
is just a lovely, and cogent, and detailed editorial on the subject of
'the emptiness of deep space' as described by Standard Cosmology.
ELECTRIC UNIVERSE, I'm telling you, this is going to be how we have to
see our universe.
"The
ability to transmute the atoms of our existence into SOMETHING ELSE!"
according to Dr Judy Wood in this 2017 interview, you could DUSTIFY the
entire planet with this free-energy Tesla device . Seriously, more
important than who clicked the GO BUTTON on the 9/11 Operation, is the
use of a spectacular free energy tool for the whole of mankind, not just
some military economic coup in the name of
just watch, in wonder...
really Balthus inspiration? wow, did I really just call it that,
Commending Killatory? That would appear to be the new accidental name
for Haruki Murakami's Killing Commendatori from Harvill Press just
released in hardback. Remember, I've been Haruki Murakami's #1 fan for
like donkey's years. Well, this is a bit of an exaggeration, "I like the
way he writes softly-surreal dip-in anecdotal fiction
I
watched the forthcoming videos NOT with an eye to proving the
Creationist agenda (dated by adding the ages of the parents of parents
in the Bible) but of some great interstellar catastrophe involving our
best sun as the Egyptians called the brown-dwarf Saturn , a star where
the plasma sheath extends out way beyond its surface under less electric
pressure than the high electric pressure of our Su
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GLOBAL POLITICAL AWAKENING
I
hope all who operate from a position of love will invest a few minutes
to watch this beautiful expression of consciousness concerning true
freedom as it relates to voting. I know you will want to share this
video with everyone! "You are BEAUTIFUL! You are POWERFUL! and You are
FREE!" - Derrick Broze, The Conscious Resistance Network A Non-Voters
Guide to Voting… It’s that time again, the time o
Grass Based Health
This is an abstract for several presentations I'll be giving over the
next few months. We Need a Ruminant Revolution! Human beings exist
because of ruminants. Today’s societies rely upon them. Humanity’s
future depends upon improvements in the productivity and efficiency of
worldwide ruminant animal agriculture. Like the general public’s
confusion of what constitutes a “healthy diet,” tremendous
Greg Mankiw's Blog
The 10th edition of my intermediate macro text is now available. Click here for more information .
Support for free trade seems to be rising: Source . Click on graphic to enlarge.
Left I on the News
Click here [not active yet] to listen to this week's segment on Loud
& Clear Radio . Headlines with an * are the ones we managed to fit
in in our allotted 11 minutes. Worst, Most Misleading & Funniest
Headlines (WMMFH) for Nov. 2, 2018 CANDIDATES FOR “WORST”/”MOST
DISGUSTING”: *DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Says U.S. Has No Plans
'Right Now' to Shoot at Caravan https://www.newsweek.com/dhs-secre
Click here to listen to this week's segment on Loud & Clear Radio .
Headlines with an * are the ones we managed to fit in in our allotted
11 minutes. Worst, Most Misleading & Funniest Headlines for Oct. 26,
2018 CANDIDATES FOR “WORST”/”MOST DISGUSTING”: Also a Candidate for
Dumb and at the same time Alarming: *Beijing’s Nuclear Option: Why a
U.S.-Chinese War Could Spiral Out of Control https://ww
Click here to listen to this week's segment on Loud & Clear Radio .
Headlines with an * are the ones we managed to fit in in our allotted
11 minutes. Worst, Most Misleading & Funniest Headlines (WMMFH) --
Oct. 19, 2018 CANDIDATES FOR “WORST”/”MOST DISGUSTING”: *After
journalist vanishes, focus shifts to young prince’s ‘dark’ and bullying
side https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security
Click here to listen to this week's segment on Loud & Clear Radio .
Headlines with an * are the ones we managed to fit in in our allotted
11 minutes. Worst, Most Misleading & Funniest Headlines (WMMFH) --
Oct. 12, 2018 CANDIDATES FOR “WORST”/”MOST DISGUSTING”: Susan Collins
Consents
https://www.wsj.com/articles/susan-collins-consents-1538780948?mod=hp_opin_pos1
A strong contender for most disgust
Middle East Today
Recently, Egypt sponsored an internal conference “Cairo Water Week”
which began on October 14-18, 2018. Seventy nations participated
represented by high officials, as well as the United Nations, and the
FAO. In addition, water experts and scientists took part in the
conference. The objective of the conference was to create awareness on
water shortage in the Arab World and to discuss the possibili
Schools Matter
Submitted to the New York Times, Oct. 26, 2018 In “Why are we still
teaching reading the wrong way?” (Oct 26) Emily Hanford says the
research supports systematic intensive phonics, a method that teaches
all the rules of phonics in a strict order to all children. Here are
objections to this conclusion: (1) Researchers admit we have not
discovered all the rules. (2) Even among those rules that have
“Blowing the racist dog whistle in politics is shameful. This
disgraceful practice against black candidates unfortunately has a long
and shameful history. That this would happen in California in 2018 is
deeply disturbing. It appears you have chosen to follow President
Trump’s playbook of using lies and fake news to smear prominent leaders
of color.” — California Hawaii NAACP letter admonishing Ma
Outside the billionaires' bubble that insulates Betsy DeVos from the
real world, there are employees at the U.S. Department of Education who
are depressed, pissed off or, otherwise, upset over the many ways Betsy
has made life at ED worse under her misleadership. And remember, we're
talking about worse than life under Arne Duncan! In fact, the positive
vibe has dropped from 65% to 43%, which is n
Until I read this post below by Alison McDowell, I had not considered
the international corporate benefit of operating an army of industrial
robots from afar. But why shouldn't globalized business take advantage
of this brave new world: producers like China and India can keep
factories operating where the air is too toxic or too hot for humans to
breathe; Silicon Valley can stay busy generating t
Following the terrorist plots in 2001 that brought down the World Trade
Center, left the Pentagon smoldering, and killed thousands of people,
the U. S. government acted swiftly to put in place measures to target
and take out the
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