14 August 2012, the Federal Agency for Nuclear Control is shutting down Reactor 3 at the Doel nuclear power plant in Belgium.
Workers discovered cracks, and other ‘anomalies’, in the containment vessel. The reactor was built by a company that went bankrupt 40 years ago. Dozens of nuclear plants across western Europe use the same […] Continue Reading…
14 August 2012, the Japanese government is now trying to find owners of hundreds of abandoned pets in the 11 March 2011 disaster areas. Last year the Environment Ministry was able to pick up 750 dogs and cats and place in shelters, 300 are still unclaimed.
Government officials believe there are still hundreds of abandoned […] Continue Reading…
14 August 2012, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCo) said a new radioactive water leak has been found, coming from Reactor 4.
This morning a worker found a 350 square meter (1,148 square feet) room on the first floor of the reactor building flooded, about one centimeter (0.39 inch) deep.
The water is contaminated with 77,000 becquerels […] Continue Reading…
The following are quotes from U.S. state judges, attorneys and federal government officials regarding the Too Big to Fails’ lawsuits against debtors:
“I would say that roughly 90% of the credit card lawsuits are flawed and can’t prove the person owes the debt.”-Noach Dear, civil court judge Brooklyn, New York
“Our concerns center on the fact […] Continue Reading…
13 August 2012, while the Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center isn’t reporting any new fires, that doesn’t mean the rest of the state isn’t on fire.
On 12 August 2012, more than 11 wildfires across the state burned at least 500 square miles (804.6 kilometers).
Today, things are so bad in the Boise foothills that a […] Continue Reading…
11 August 2012 wasn’t just the annual Chubbuck Days festival, at Cotant park, it was also the 4th annual Eastern Idaho Scottish Games Heavy Athletic Event!
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12 August 2012, on the same day that Japan announced it was sending minesweepers to join the U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf, a USN destroyer collides with a Japanese oil tanker.
It happened in the middle of the night, near the Hormuz Strait. The USS Porter is badly damaged and must be repaired. No […] Continue Reading…
11 August 2012
In Nimroz Province, an Afghan national cop killed 11 of his fellow policemen. The provincial governor says the killer cop was recognized as a member of the Mujahideen, and was killed.
In Balkh Province, the principal of a girls’ school was assassinated. She was shot in her house, her husband, and father in […] Continue Reading…
12 August 2012
Egyptian President, Mohammed Morsi, has “retired” the top two Egyptian military commanders; Chief of Staff Sami Enan and Defense Minister Hussein Tantawi, one week after the 05 August 2012 insurgent attack against Egypt and Israel.
In the latest battles taking place on the Egyptian/Israeli border, Egyptian security forces claim to have killed at […] Continue Reading…
10 August 2012, Reuters published an exclusive report revealing that U.S. banks were ordered to make “living wills”, because of an expected economic collapse!
The order came from the privately run Federal Reserve Bank, and the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The 2010 order was targeted at five U.S. national banks: Citigroup, […] Continue Reading…