Think the Transportation Security Administration is on the look out for terrorists? Going by their track record, the TSA is actually working for Immigration, and your home town could be next.
Recently, TSA Administrator John Pistole testified in front of a U.S. Senate committee. His testimony revealed that the TSA is not conducting searches for […] Continue Reading…
A year long study of U.S. government documents, by the Associated Press, has revealed that radioactive tritium is leaking into groundwater.
Documents show that at least 48 nuclear plants in the U.S. have, or are, leaking tritium. Tritium is a radioactive form of hydrogen. The report comes from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
At least 37 of […] Continue Reading…
“Given the euro area’s role in the global economy, success in addressing the sovereign debt crisis and raising growth has a significant impact elsewhere.”-IMF report
June 21, a new report by the International Monetary Fund says European economic collapse could bring on a Global Great Depression.
All international finance eyes are focused on […] Continue Reading…
For the second time Tokyo Electric Power Company has stopped decontamination of water at it’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, this time they broke a water pump.
The first time was because the radiation levels were much higher than first thought, and the water decontamination system wasn’t set up to handle it. This time TEPCo officials […] Continue Reading…
June 21, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says a 6.6 quake hit Chile, near it’s border with Bolivia.
No emergencies reported, the quake was deep in the ground, at 111.3 kilometers (69.2 miles).
It seems the number of 6 plus quakes, and volcanic activity, around the Pacific Ring of Fire have increased this year. Earlier this […] Continue Reading…
On June 20, and for the third time, a mass grave was found which held the bodies of Syrian soldiers. This does not sound like something “peaceful protestors” would do.
This latest mass grave had 29 Syrian soldiers, who had been decapitated, and showed signs of torture.
Earlier this month two mass graves were found, containing […] Continue Reading…
A New York Times report says as many as 80,000 U.S. war vets suffer from lung problems like asthma and bronchitis.
The report says the problems began while ‘in theater’ (while deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan), but have continued since returning home.
Causes could be anything from dust storms to toxic chemicals being used on U.S. […] Continue Reading…
According to the Iraqi Ministry of Women’s Affairs, by 2008 there were one million Iraqi widows, no thanks to the United States.
Their report also blames the more than two million Iraqi deaths on the United States. On top of that, as of 2008 there were four million children orphaned by the U.S. occupation.
The Iraqi […] Continue Reading…
The Associated Press spent a year going over government documents concerning the safety of U.S. nuke plants; the conclusion is that a disaster of epic proportions is very likely.
The reason is that U.S. officials, like the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, have been relaxing safety standards just so the aging nuclear reactors could be re-licensed. In […] Continue Reading…
The United States Supreme Court stopped a class action lawsuit against Walmart. A sexual discrimination claim could have affected 1.5 million employees.
In a 5 to 4 ruling the Supreme Court ruled there was not enough evidence to proceed with a lawsuit. Originally Walmart was faced with thousands of smaller lawsuits, but lower courts agreed […] Continue Reading…