Archive for July, 2013

The State Is Too Dangerous To Tolerate


July 31, 2013 Source Article from http://www.lewrockwell.com/2013/07/no_author/the-state-is-too-dangerous-to-tolerate%E2%80%A8/

LRC’s Best Selling Books for July 2013

July 31, 2013 Source Article from http://www.lewrockwell.com/2013/07/no_author/lrcs-best-selling-books-for-july-2013/

The Speeding Ticket Scam


In my state (Virginia) you can be cited for “reckless” driving for exceeding any speed limit by more than 20 MPH. It sounds like a lot, but it really isn’t – because so many speed limits are preposterously low to begin with. I’ll give you an example: I-581 near Roanoke is (as the “I” plainly […]

The Military Junta Is Seizing Control

The preamble to the Constitution states that one of the reasons it was ordained and established was to help provide for the common defense. Of the eighteen paragraphs in article I, section 8, of the Constitution, six of them relate in some way to the war, the military, or the militia. The budgets passed […]

Now Targeting Activists


Are you speaking out against government corruption and insanity? As it turns out, a German report reveals you are being targeted by the United States military. As detailed along with numerous other topics on The Alex Jones Show last week, during which I joined Alex in studio to discuss the brewing realities ignored by […]

European shares rise ahead of Fed decision

EUROPE’S main stock markets have mostly risen in cautious deals before the outcome of the US Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy meeting, dealers say. In late morning deals on Wednesday, London’s FTSE 100 index of top blue-chip companies added 0.55 per cent to 6,607 points and Frankfurt’s DAX 30 edged 0.02 per cent higher to […]

Hong Kong shares down 0.32% by close

HONG Kong shares have slipped 0.32 per cent as traders await the conclusion of the US Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, looking for clues about the future of its stimulus program. The benchmark Hang Seng Index on Wednesday fell 70.30 points to 21,883.66 on turnover of $HK48.76 billion ($A6.97 billion). Steven Leung, institutional sales head at […]

Budweiser brewer earnings fall in Q2

BUDWEISER-MAKER Anheuser-Busch InBev has seen its second-quarter earnings fall by nearly a quarter because of higher taxes and higher financing costs. The world’s largest brewer said on Wednesday that its net profit during the period was $US1.50 billion ($A1.66 billion), or $US0.93 per share. That was down from $US1.94 billion, or $US1.21 per share in […]

Guinness-maker Diageo’s profits surge

DIAGEO, the world’s biggest producer of alcoholic drinks, says annual net profits rallied by almost a third, lifted by strength in the United States and emerging markets. Earnings after taxation soared 28 per cent to STG2.485 billion ($A4.20 billion) in the 12 months to the end of June, compared with STG1.942 billion in the group’s […]

ERA boss quits as $53.5m loss posted

THE head of Rio-Tinto owned Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) has quit as the uranium miner posted a slightly improved half year loss. Chief executive Rob Atkinson has resigned after nearly five years in the job and will move to a role within Rio Tinto, it was announced on Wednesday. The company also warned that […]

James Hird drove Essendon’s controversial supplements regimen, Dean Robinson alleges

Updated July 31, 2013 22:46:00 Photo: Untouchable? Dean Robinson alleges that whatever James Hird wants at Essendon, he gets. (Joe Castro, file photo: AAP Image) Former Essendon high performance manager Dean Robinson says head coach James Hird drove the club’s controversial supplements regimen. Robinson, who quit the Bombers last weekend after being stood down amid […]

Cricket Australia, Mickey Arthur reach confidential settlement

Updated July 31, 2013 21:24:49 Photo: All settled … Mickey Arthur said he was pleased with the agreement the two parties had reached. (AAP: Paul Miller) Former national coach Mickey Arthur and Cricket Australia have reached a financial settlement after a lengthy second round of conciliation talks on Wednesday. “Both Mickey and CA agree that […]

WA coroner rules sinking of asylum seeker boat an accident; cooperation of Australian and Indonesian officials inadequate

Updated August 01, 2013 00:06:05 Photo: Asylum seekers appeal for help on the stricken SIEV 358, which sank in June 2012. (Supplied: Western Australia Coroner) The West Australian coroner has found the deaths of more than 100 asylum seekers whose boat sank last year were an accident, but that more could be done by Australian […]

City-sized UFO hovering above Earth, Notice the many specs-of-light UFOs in the pic too

0 0 The world’s best news sources : http://www.youtube.com/user/NTDTV and http://www.theepochtimes.com/ Image at http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/sseop/images/ESC/large/ISS006/ISS006-E-51192.JPG Disclose.tv – City-sized UFO hovering above Earth, Notice the many specs-of-light UFOs in the pic too. Comments comments Source Article from http://www.secretsofthefed.com/city-sized-ufo-hovering-above-earth-notice-the-many-specs-of-light-ufos-in-the-pic-too/

Is ‘Psychic’ a Dirty Word?

0 0 Psychic. It’s not 4 letters, but it is often thought of as a dirty word. Words have cultural bias attached to them–and following it like a bad rap sheet, the term ‘psychic’ needs a fresh start. When we hear the word ‘psychic,’ we are flooded with images of Miss.Cleo, flakey new-agers and […]

UK Drug Safety Agency Falsified Vaccine Safety Data For 6 Million – Millions of Children At Serious Risk

0 0 CHS,- This world exclusive report by CHS follows the decision by health authorities in Japan to withdraw their recommendation for human papilloma virus [HPV] vaccines because of high levels of serious adverse reactions in Japanese women and girls.  Japanese girls will still be able to be vaccinated at no charge, but from now […]

Incompetent Police Shoot and Murder 72 Year Old Man- Wrong House Invaded

0 0 For the officer’s multi-layered incompetence, this elderly man was murdered. For instinctively pointing a small gun at invaders in his home, this man died. The widow of this elderly man who was slain by police, says she is disgusted with the “trigger happy” officers, and she reports that she heard suspicious yelling […]

Why Are The Chinese Gobbling Up Real Estate And Businesses In Detroit?

0 0 Something very strange is happening to Detroit.  Once upon a time, it was the center of American manufacturing and it had the highest per capita income in the United States.  But now the city is dying and the Chinese are moving in to pick up the pieces.  Lured by news stories that proclaim that […]

U.S. intelligence: Al Qaida plotting attacks on U.S. civilian jetliners

Special to WorldTribune.com Geostrategy-Direct.com WASHINGTON — Al Qaida’s network in Yemen is planning to conduct bombing attacks on American civilian aircraft. Ibrahim Hassan Al Asiri. /Saudi Interior Ministry/Landov Officials said the intelligence community has traced a plot by Al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula to blow up a commercial airliner or cargo plane. They identified […]

Report: Islamist Turkey could destabilize region in quest for natural gas reserves

Special to WorldTribune.com WASHINGTON — The United States must increase vigilance over Turkey amid the development of energy resources in the eastern Mediterranean, a report said. The American Enterprise Institute asserted that Turkey could use its huge military to destabilize the eastern Mediterranean in the competition for natural gas reserves. Turkey is said to have […]

Egypt’s ‘Operation Desert Storm’ hits new Al Qaida front in northeast Sinai

Special to WorldTribune.com CAIRO — Egypt has reported another counter-insurgency offensive in the Sinai Peninsula. Officials said Army units, backed by attack helicopters and main battle tanks, were storming suspected Al Qaida-aligned strongholds in northeastern Sinai. Egyptian AH-64 Apache combat helicopter. /Reuters The officials said the Army, in what was dubbed “Operation Desert Storm,” was […]

Reacting to Hayden interview, Huawei tells U.S. to ‘just shut up’

Special to WorldTribune.com By Miles Yu, Geostrategy-Direct.com The Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei issued a statement hours after a former U.S. senior intelligence official confirmed that Huawei had indeed spied for the Chinese government. Former CIA director (Ret.) Gen. Michael Hayden. /Getty Images Gen. Michael Hayden [Ret], former director of the CIA and NSA, a highly […]

Australia’s performance on the UN Security Council

Posted July 31, 2013 22:25:55 Seven months ago Australia won a seat on the United Nations Security Council and is now heavily involved in discussions on the world’s most serious security issues including Syria and Afghanistan. But how has Australia performed so far? Source: Newsline | Duration: 6min 11sec Topics: government-and-politics, australia Source Article from […]

Israel and Palestine aim for peace agreement

Posted July 31, 2013 22:23:06 Israeli and Palestinian negotiators have set themselves a goal of a peace agreement within nine months, to end their decades long conflict. Kesha West speaks with Mark Malloch-Brown, a former British Minister in the Foreign Office and now a member of the Upper House of Lords and Chairman of Europe, […]

Capital Hill 31 July 2013

Posted July 31, 2013 20:39:07 ABC News24 Political Editor Lyndal Curtis speaks with Agriculture Minister Joel Fitzgibbon and discusses the day in politics with Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus and Liberal MP Stuart Robert. Source: Capital Hill | Duration: 34min Topics: government-and-politics, federal-government, australia, canberra-2600 Source Article from http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-07-31/capital-hill-31-july-2013/4857096

The Drum panellists discuss ICAC findings of corrupt conduct by former Labor ministers

Posted July 31, 2013 20:28:55 The Drum panellists discuss the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s findings of corrupt conduct by two former NSW Labor ministers. Source: ABC News | Duration: 9min 31sec Topics: corruption, mining-industry, states-and-territories, government-and-politics, alp, nsw, australia Source Article from http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-07-31/the-drum-discusses-icac-corruption-findings-obeid-macdonald/4857064

The Drum Wednesday 31 July

Posted July 31, 2013 19:56:16 On The Drum, Bradley Manning found guilty of espionage for giving information to WikiLeaks, Kevin Rudd hires three key guns from the Obama campaign, and the fallout for Labor after the New South Wales corruption watchdog recommends charges be laid against two former ministers. Source: The Drum | Duration: 42min […]

Microsoft covers its mobile Office bases with Android, buys time

Microsoft’s launch of Office Mobile for Android just a few weeks after the iPhone version illustrate how the software giant is gradually coming around to the reality that it may not be the big dog on post-PC platforms. In the end, Microsoft Office Mobile for Android and iPhone are nice […]

Dell’s committee ‘not prepared’ for Michael Dell’s higher offer

Summary: Dell’s special committee rebuffs a higher offer Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners. By Larry Dignan for Between the Lines | July 31, 2013 — 13:19 GMT (06:19 PDT) Follow @ldignan Dell’s special committee in charge of evaluating offers to take the company private said it will create […]

Microsoft delivers Office Mobile for Android phones

Just over a month after making available a mobile version of its Office suite for iPhone users, Microsoft is doing the same with an Android version of Office Mobile. And just like it did with the iPhone version, Microsoft is tying the Android version of Office Mobile to Office 365. […]

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