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Family reunions bring out the old stories
My wife, sister and I met my brother at a large family reunion this weekend. The annual gathering is of descendents of my mother’s maternal grandparents who had eleven of their fourteen children survive to adulthood. This is the first … Continue reading →
F/A-18 Show and Tell: What is the Difference Between a Hornet and Super Hornet?
*Dario Leone* *Security, * We can tell you. *The facts.* Developed by McDonnell Douglas, the Super Hornet, which first flew in 1995, is a twin-engine carrier-capable multirole fighter aircraft based on the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet. The F/A-18E single-seat and F/A-18F twin-seat variants are larger and more advanced derivatives of the F/A-18C and D Hornet. The Hornet and Super Hornet share many characteristics, including avionics, ejection seats, radar, armament, mission computer software, and maintenance/operating procedures. The Super Hornet is largely a new aircraft a... more »
U.S. Navy Relys On WWII-Era Communications To Prevent Cyber Snooping
The "bean bag" used in the exercise. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Brian P. Caracci *Popular Mechanics*: *To Prevent Cyber Snooping, the U.S. Navy Is Relying on WWII-Era Communications* *The most secure means of passing messages is also one of the oldest.* The U.S. Navy, anticipating a future when a high-tech enemy could read its electronic communications, is going back to a hack-proof means of sending messages between ships: bean bags. Weighted bags with messages inside are passed among ships at sea by helicopters. In a future conflict with a tech-sav... more »
This tick bites, clones itself and lays 2,000 eggs
Written by Joseph Mercola, D.O., Ph.D. While you might have thought a tick is an insect, it really belongs to the arachnid family, along with spiders, scorpions and mites.1 A tick survives by feeding on the blood of a host, growing from the size of an apple seed before food and swelling to more than […] The post This tick bites, clones itself and lays 2,000 eggs appeared first on Health Nut News.
China's Military Is Ready For War
Photo: World Affairs Board *Cortez A. Cooper III, National Interest:* *China's Military Is Ready For War: Everything You Need to Know.* *PLA concepts and capabilities also include military and para-military forces that operate below the threshold of war, such as increased presence in contested waters of fishing fleets and supporting maritime militia and navy vessels. These operations might spark conflict when an opposing claimant such as the Philippines, Vietnam, or Japan responds.* Americans are slowly but undeniably facing a new reality in global great power relations that will ... more »
Raspberry Pi / Devuan with OverlayFS Write Protection
How to make a more locked down Raspberry Pi with much lower rates of "wear" on the u-SD card and with read-only system file spaces (that blocks many kinds of attacks), while providing a user account that sheds cookies, trackers, beacons, and all manner of crap as soon as you log out and reboot. Continue reading →
US Talks Secretly to Venezuela Socialist Boss
The U.S. has opened up secret communications with Venezuela’s socialist party boss as members of President Nicolás Maduro’s inner circle seek guarantees they won’t face retribution if they cede to growing demands to remove him.
NY Issues “Emergency Regulations” for Vaccine Medical Exemptions as School Is About to Begin
Doctors in New York were just demoted below bureaucrats. Stay tuned.
5 Palestinians Killed Near Buffer Zone
Press TV Published on Aug 17, 2019 Israeli forces have clashed with Palestinians near the Gaza Strip’s buffer zone. Five Palestinians have lost their lives in the conflict. The Israeli army claims the victims were armed and trying to cross the buffer zone. Israeli helicopters have also bombarded the towns of Beit Lahia and Beit …
Epstein(Jew) May Be Just One Part of an Intricate Network of Sex and Power
The Real News Network Published on Aug 15, 2019 Journalist Whitney Webb’s MintPress series looks at the sordid history tying together mobsters, oligarchs, and government intelligence agencies in a web of blackmail, exploitation, and profit. end
Burning of Heifer Takes Place in Preparation for Third Temple
Burning of Heifer Takes Place in Preparation for Third Temple by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz, https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/ This is the ritual law that Hashem has commanded: Instruct B’nei Yisrael to bring you a red cow without blemish, in which there is no defect and on which no yoke has been laid. Numbers 19:2 (The Israel Bible™) – …
Egon Von Greyerz on The Keiser Report: “Central Banks in Panic Mode”
Egon Von Greyerz on The Keiser Report: “Central Banks in Panic Mode” by Egon von Greyerz, https://goldswitzerland.com/ In this interview Max and Egon discuss the enormous pressures in the financial system and the coming stampede into gold. Also: – * The final phase of the currency race to zero has just started * Massive energy …
‘We Are Moving into a New, Controlled Society Worse Than Old Totalitarianism’ – Zizek on Google Leak
‘We Are Moving into a New, Controlled Society Worse Than Old Totalitarianism’ – Zizek on Google Leak by https://www.rt.com/ Modern censorship is more dangerous than open totalitarianism, it being concealed and incorporated in our daily routine, says Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek, commenting on the insider leak detailing Google’s news blacklist. – The intellectual told RT …
US Joins Secret Talks Between Israel and UAE Targeting Iran
US Joins Secret Talks Between Israel and UAE Targeting Iran by Jason Ditz, https://news.antiwar.com/ UAE trying to balance regional interests with keeping US happy Secret talks have been ongoing between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, focused on sharing intelligence against Iran and possibly military cooperation. The talks have progressed to the point that the …
E.U. in Fear, as Matteo Salvini Well Positioned to Lead Next Italian Government
The Duran Published on Aug 17, 2019 The Duran Quick Take: Episode 280. The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss Matteo Salvini’s rise to be the front runner of possible elections that may take place in Italy. Brussels remains fearful and in shock as Salvini, an outspoken eurosceptic, is well positioned to win …
The Anglo-American Origins of Color Revolutions & NED
The Anglo-American Origins of Color Revolutions & NED by Matthew Ehret, https://www.strategic-culture.org/ A few years ago, very few people understood the concept behind color revolutions. Had Russia and China’s leadership not decided to unite in solidarity in 2012 when they began vetoing the overthrow of Bashar al Assad in Syria- followed by their alliance around the Belt …
NYTimes Shifts from Russiagate to Racism, Insisting Orange Man(Trump) Still Bad
NYTimes Shifts from Russiagate to Racism, Insisting Orange Man(Trump) Still Bad by https://www.rt.com/ Patting itself on the back for getting the Trump-Russia conspiracy story right (they didn’t), the New York Times decided to pivot to calling the US president a racist, in a staff meeting whose shocking transcript ended up online. – On Thursday, Slate …
The Plot Thickens! 2 More HSBC Bank Rumors That Mainstream Media Won’t Report!
WallStForMainSt Streamed live on Aug 17, 2019 2 more HSBC Bank rumors have become public (that the American mainstream media won’t report on) courtesy of China’s state run Global Times. HSBC at a crossroads as Huawei issue remains, Hong Kong unrest continues: – http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/116… Has Ping An Insurance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ping_An… – been ordered by the Chinese …
Tens of Thousands Brave the Rain to Show Support for Hong Kong Police
South China Morning Post Published on Aug 17, 2019 Tens of thousands of people braved the rain to join a rally outside Hong Kong government headquarters. Called, ‘No violence, save Hong Kong’, the rally aimed to demonstrate support for the police and call for an end to the protests. Organisers say the event attracted 476,000 …
Violent Protests In Hong Kong Reach Their Last Stage?
Sheeple: naive, gullible, easily deceived, useful idiots complicit in their own destruction and the destruction of others. People with an amazing ability to accept any amount of BULLSHIT. Last to know/understand what is going on. First to fall. – I think the protests will continue for a while more. It won’t end so soon. It …
How Washington is Meddling in the Affairs of Hong Kong
NED is CIA! The intention is to destabilize China and cause civil war. Once that happens China will no longer be a threat to USA. Then can then place their puppet into power and colonize China. The alternative plan is to finance and support 2 opposing groups in China and cause continuous destabilization and civil …
Neocons See Hong Kong as China’s ‘Soft Underbelly’ – Daniel McAdams
RT America Published on Aug 13, 2019 Daniel McAdams joins Scottie Nell Hughes to discuss the ongoing pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong. He characterizes the protesters’ real goal as “regime change” and that they intend to “internationalize the problem” by inviting US meddling. He also points out that Washington-based institutions like the National Endowment for …
Gerald Celente: Super Financial Storm Coming….Bull Run on Gold
TruNews Streamed live on Aug 16, 2019 Today on TRUNEWS host Rick Wiles welcomes back to the Godcast publisher of the Trends Journal, Gerald Celente. Together they discuss the twists and turns in the deciphering the future trends in the markets, gold and cryptocurrency. Later, Doc Burkhart joins to talk about the latest on Jeffrey …
A Pessimistic Nation is a Failed Nation
When the national discourse becomes focused on the magnitude of the imminent disasters and the sacrifices that must be made to prevent these disasters from happening, then it is certain that the nation has lost the confidence in itself and it is all set to fail. A successful nation is an optimist and confident nation—it is a nation in which the discourse is focused on the great achievements that its people will make in the times to come, and the ease with which they will overcome every problem that they face on their way to a better future.
Brother No. 2 of the Khmer Rouge Becomes a Lesson Learned at the ECCC?
The recent death of Nuon Chea has left the people of Cambodia with more questions about the Khmer Rouge regime and if they will ever be given justice. The post Brother No. 2 of the Khmer Rouge Becomes a Lesson Learned at the ECCC? appeared first on New Mandala.
Syrian Army begins storming strategic city of Khan Sheikhoun
BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:00 A.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) has begun the important battle to capture the strategic city of Khan Sheikhoun in southern Idlib. Led by the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army began storming Khan Sheikhoun from its western axis after securing much of the territory around the city. According to a […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
The Daily Brief 2019-08-17
This is a summary of 10 AMN articles on the following subjects: Idlib, Syria, ISIS, Palmyra, Kabani, Latakia, Russia, Ansarallah, Yemen, Gibraltar, Iran, US. Categories covered in this brief: Syria, Gulf, Middleeast, Yemen, Iran Let us know how you like this brief in the comments below. — The AMN Live Team Table of Contents Breaking: […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
A Strong U.S. Dollar Towers Above All Rivals
Photo from The Daily Mail *Wall Street Journal:* *Dollar Towers Above Rivals, Posing Fresh Threats to Financial Markets* A strong dollar can hurt earnings, commodities and developing economies. A prolonged dollar rally is pressuring U.S. corporate earnings, hitting commodity prices and threatening to deepen a selloff in emerging markets. The U.S. currency has continued to grind higher this year despite an escalating trade fight with China and broadsides from President Trump, who has complained that the dollar’s strength is curbing growth. Last month, the greenback rose even after ... more »
Foreign Diplomats Betting On Trump Win In 2020
Carlos Barria / Reuters *Politico:* *‘People don’t want to be stupid twice’: Foreign diplomats brace for Trump 2020 win* The expectation that Trump will win could affect how allies and adversaries approach negotiations with the U.S. Foreign diplomats are still feeling burned after assuming Donald Trump would lose in 2016 — and they don’t want to be fooled again. So many of them are quietly preparing for and predicting a Trump victory in 2020. Some are even trying to game out who will be on the president’s team in a second term. The belief that Trump will win reelection — gleaned f... more »
It is the nature of the Infinite One to multiply Being infinitely and still remain one.
Threefold Flame of Life by Robert Zimmerman, ~1971 It is the nature of the Infinite One to multiply Being infinitely and still remain one. -Messengers Mark and Elizabeth Prophet: *Science of the Spoken Word*, 1983, ch. 6
When a healthcare crisis is an opportunity… for an “important milestone” moment photo-op
So last week, 10 out of 37 hospital emergency departments in Nova Scotia were closed for at least some part of the week. The Musquodoboit Valley Memorial Hospital won in the best-in-worst category: its emergency department was scheduled to be closed for a total of five days last week, only finally reopening its doors on […]
Donald Trump demands loyalty, but his former aides are going rogue
The US President has lost 75 per cent of his "A Team" and now we're seeing something unique to his administration: formerly loyal aides and supporters publicly turning on him, writes Micheline Maynard.
Lord's Test the latest chapter of an incredible summer
The Lord's Test was another spectacular game in what has been a sensational summer, and there are still three Tests to go, writes Geoff Lemon.
Memory tests, walking tests and more — here's what Steve Smith must do to return to the Ashes
All eyes are on Steve Smith's recovery from concussion ahead of the third Ashes Test. Before he can torment England again, he will need to pass a battery of medical tests.
7-Eleven axe attacker has jail term increased by five years
Evie Amati, who attacked two strangers with an axe in a Sydney convenience store in 2017, has her jail term increased by five years after the Crown appealed the leniency of her original sentence.
Six weeks after her dream wedding Ahalya discovered her husband was a problem gambler
When Ahalya Krishinan discovered her new husband had a severe gambling addiction — her happy newlywed life took a turn she did not see coming*.*
Father admits to murdering daughter found dead in car metres from home
An Adelaide man pleads guilty to murdering his daughter Sabrina Lekaj, after she was found dead in a car just metres from their family home last month.
China 'may be seen as lesser evil in Pacific after Australian inaction on climate change'
The former president of one of the Pacific's smallest nations warns Australia is "doing everything that would damage our future" after undermining a regional deal on climate change.
Fugitive Jonathan Dick, wanted over brother's death, arrested in Melbourne
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Victorian police arrest 41-year-old Jonathan Dick, suspected of killing his brother with a sword in a Melbourne shopping centre more than two years ago.
China's New Stealth Fighter?: Is the J-16 Getting Stealthy or Not?
*Dario Leone* *Security, * Or just a dream? *In contrast to the J-11BS it features twin-wheel nose gear, refueling probe and the taller vertical fins of the Su-30MKK (albeit with the standard ‘clipped’ fin tips).* The interesting photo in this post shows a People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) Shenyang J-16 fighter jet wearing a new silver-gray scheme which according to Chinese sources is able to give the aircraft a certain stealth capability. “Brigade commander Jiang Jiaji, the first pilot to win the PLA’s Golden Helmet competition three times, told CCTV at the exercise ... more »
Google is Taking Censorship of Health Websites to the Next Level
“Google has deliberately placed a systematic penalty on the vast majority of health sites to make sure that they don’t show up on the first page of search results. “ From greenmedinfo.com Something interesting happened in the health world recently, and I haven’t seen any news stories about it. Google is deliberately censoring all “non-mainstream” … Continue reading Google is Taking Censorship of Health Websites to the Next Level →
What your dentist isn’t telling you
HealthRanger7 Published on Jan 20, 2010 Millions of people have dental amalgam silver fillings implanted in their teeth. Dental amalgam is the most commonly used material to repair cavities. Amalgams are a mixture of mercury, zinc, tin, and copper. Amalgam fillings contain 50% mercury and only 20 to 35% silver. Mercury is highly toxic and … Continue reading What your dentist isn’t telling you →
Trace’s CBD story
Originally posted on Oily and Wise: Okay can I shoot straight with y’all for a minute? This happy face is brought to you today wholly by CBD oil and some really amazing targeted nutrition for his brain. My four-year-old son, Trace, has a genetic condition characterized by epilepsy, and while he is on two medications…
Epstein Prison Guards “Not Cooperating” With DOJ Probe
By Tyler Durden Employees at the Manhattan Metropolitan Correctional Center where convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein reportedly took his own life last week are not cooperating with... more »
Mom Who Wants to Treat Daughter’s Cancer With CBD Oil Instead of Surgery Turns Herself In to Police
(Editor’s Note: We have lowered prices on our organic CBD line now that we harvest our own plants with our own equipment. Also check out our organic award winning food line. All made at our organic CBD, food and chocolate factory. Click HERE to order and support our mission. Thank you!) An Oregon mother is […] The post Mom Who Wants to Treat Daughter’s Cancer With CBD Oil Instead of Surgery Turns Herself In to Police appeared first on Health Nut News.
The Ultimate Conspiracy Revealed
It’s a trip how much mental energy people pour into arguments about world affairs while devoting almost none to the way their understanding and perception of those affairs is happening. People will happily argue day in and day out about what political ideology is most […]
President Trump Impromptu Presser Departing New Jersey – Video and Transcript…
Earlier today President Trump, Melania Trump and Barron Trump arrived in Morristown, NJ, airport en route back to Washington DC. Prior to boarding Air-Force-One the President delivered brief remarks and answered media questions for 36 minutes. [Note: longer version of … Continue reading →
Yemen's Houthi Rebels Are Targeting Saudi Arabia's Oil Fields
*Bloomberg:* *Saudi Oil Fields Are in the Firing Line as Gulf Conflicts Rage* (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia’s oil fields, responsible for almost a 10th of global crude production, are in the firing line. Recently, they’ve been targeted by air, sea and land. Flaring tensions in the Persian Gulf have seen some of the the world’s biggest crude deposits, along with processing and transport infrastructure and vessels, targeted by explosives-laden drones and bombings. The threats to the kingdom’s crude production and infrastructure shine a light on the risk to global oil supply given tha... more »
Will A Global Recession Change OPEC's Approach To Oil Production And Prices?
*The National: **What a global recession would mean for Opec* The inversion of the bond yield curve last week is not a good omen for the oil market. Roman soothsayers would look for omens in the flight of eagles or the entrails of sacrificed animals, before advising whether to fight a battle. The inversion of the bond yield curve on Wednesday, often a harbinger of recession, is clearly not a good omen for the oil market. But should the oil exporters step up their campaign to protect prices, or retreat? The yield-curve inversion, where short-term bond yields exceed long-term ones, ... more »
Offering Choice but Delivering Tyranny: The Corporate Capture of Agriculture
OffGuardian, Dissident Voice, CounterPunch, TruePublica, Countercurrents, Global Research Many lobbyists talk a lot about critics of genetic engineering technology denying choice to farmers. They say that farmers should have access to a range of tools and technologies to maximise choice and options. At the same time, somewhat ironically, they decry organic agriculture and proven agroecological approaches, presumably because these practices have no need for the proprietary inputs of the global agrochemical/agritech corporations they are in bed with. And presumably because agroecology... more »
Maria Bartiromo Outlines The Architect of “Spygate” and “Crossfire Hurricane”, CIA Director John Brennan…
Among all media personalities Maria Bartiromo easily has the most comprehensive grasp of the 2016 operation against President Trump. During two interviews today Bartiromo outlines the evidence that leads directly to the person at the origination point, former CIA Director … Continue reading →
The GOP Says It Wants To Win Back 5 New Jersey House Seats. OK, I Want To Get Back To My Stamina From When I Was 18-- Neither's Going To Happen
2020 is going to be a bad year for congressional Republicans. The Democrats may lose a few seats in very red districts where "accidental" freshmen have been disappointing Democratic voters by running up horrible records as Blue Dogs. I would imagine waste-of-seat-holders like Joe Cunningham (SC), Anthony Brindisi (NY), Kendra Horn (Oklahoma)... perhaps Xochitl Torres Small (NM), Abigail Spanberger (VA) and Ben McAdams (UT). But these aren't just terrible members who betrayed their voters, they are all in very red districts: *•* McAdams- R+13 *•* Cunningham- R+10 *•* Horn- R+10 *•... more »
Over 60 killed by ISIS in Sunni Islamist attack targeting the Shia in Afghanistan
Over 60 killed by ISIS in Sunni Islamist attack targeting the Shia in Afghanistan Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Once more the hand of Sunni Islamism struck against innocent Shia Muslims who are deemed “infidels” and worthy of butchering in Afghanistan. Of course, for the Shia, such brutality is often […]
Climate Corrections
In full-on apocalyptic mode this morning, Martyn Bradbury hyperventilates over melting ice in Greenland. Greenland ice melting should "terrify us," he tells us. The melting is "so extreme" that the ice sheet "lost 11 billion ton of ice -- in just one day"! Imagine that! 11 billion tons!! In just one day!! In summer!!! "How does that impact the rest of us?" asks Martyn, and answers: "In a terrifying manner I’m afraid." Martyn is afraid. Martyn is very afraid: *We are seeing the last canary die in the coal mine. Catastrophic climate change is here, we have run out of time. Our coll... more »
Trump Wants a Weaker Dollar. Is That a Good Thing?
[image: trump-wants-a-weaker-dollar-is-that-a-good-thing] A weaker dollar could awaken bond investors from their decades-long slumber. They would be forced to conclude that the U.S. government is not the AAA-rated credit risk they think it is.
Will Corruption Poison Ukraine's New President?
*Eli Kaul* *Security, Eurasia* [image: Reuters] Overcoming the persistence of corruption will be the most difficult task for Ukraine in the coming decade. Nicolai Petro mentions the rise of the “fifth column”—the term given by former president Petro Poroshenko to individuals in Ukraine who seek improved relations with Russia—as a major influence towards the landslide victory for Volodymyr Zelensky in the 2019 Ukrainian presidential election. Petro’s main concern is whether Zelensky “can avoid the trap of nationalism that has alienated at least half the country” and he asserts tha... more »
Who Will Rule the Twenty-First Century?
*Michael O'Hanlon* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] Today’s political and policy environment has my students more worried about the fate of the country, and the Earth, than they have been at any previous time over the past ten years. For ten years now, I have had the privilege of teaching outstanding students at Johns Hopkins University, Syracuse University, and the University of Denver a course called “Who Will Rule the 21st Century?” It is a course about almost everything of geostrategic note: China’s rise, Russia’s return, democracy’s spread, authoritarianism’s resurgence... more »
It's Time to Fight for Global Religious Freedom
*Jacek Czaputowicz* *Security, Europe* [image: Reuters] Religious freedom is not a privilege to be granted or denied by a State, but a fundamental human right. This year, for the very first time, on August 22, we will be celebrating the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. It was proclaimed by the UN General Assembly resolution initiated by Poland, supported by Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and the United States. The day provides an opportunity for the international community to show solidarity with... more »
Saudi Arabia’s Hyper-Nationalism Is Here To Stay
*Ryan Bohl* *Security, Middle East* [image: Reuters] With its religious and economic planks weakened, Riyadh has sought to use nationalism as a salve to patch the strained relationship between rulers and ruled. As Saudi Arabia adjusts its social contract to lean away from religion and towards nationalism, it is siphoning power away from the religious extremists who have long dogged its reputation and security. But in so doing, it is also giving power to a new brand of Saudi radical: the hyper-nationalist. And while the Saudi hyper-nationalist trend does not seek the same kind of... more »
Should We Just Let the Army Do It?
*John Clarke* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] The raison d'être of any national armed force is to defend the state and carry out homeland defense. But armies are often asked to perform more mundane tasks, such as trash collection and firefighting, often to the detriment of their readiness to carry out their primary function. PROFESSIONAL ARMIES often toil in obscurity until they are needed. Absent a sense of external threat, militaries are often unappreciated and lack constituencies of their own. These professional armies, as is the case in most European and North American... more »
See This Picture? This Was the Moment Imperial Japan Lost World War II
*Warfare History Network* *Security, * The Battle of Midway doomed Tokyo's dreams of empire *The outcome of the Battle of Midway turned on Nagumo’s decision to change the armament carried by his planes to attack naval rather than land targets on Midway after an American carrier, presumably the Yorktown, was sighted. On the morning of June 4, 1942, American carrier planes attacked Nagumo’s force. The Americans had failed to mount a coordinated attack, and U.S. torpedo planes, attacking alone, were slaughtered. At the crucial moment, with the decks of the Japanese carriers full... more »
How the U.S. Navy Sank Imperial Japan's Last Monster-Sized Aircraft Carrier
*Michael Peck* *Security, * War history. *The Japanese force zigged and zagged to throw off any undersea pursuers. And then came that bit of luck that often tips every battle. The Japanese ships zigged one more time, straight into the path of the Archerfish. The sub took its chance. At 3:15 am on November 29, it fired six torpedoes. Four hit.* If weight alone could determine victory, then the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier *Shinano* might still be afloat. At 69,000 tons when launched in 1944, the *Shinano* would have remained the world's largest aircraft until the 196... more »
Iranian tanker released after Gibraltar rejects US request to detain it
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The Iranian tanker caught in a stand-off between Tehran and the West leaves Gibraltar hours after the British territory rejects a US request to detain the vessel for a longer period.
Darwin council promises not to use facial recognition technology in new CCTV cameras
New CCTV cameras rolled out across the Darwin CBD have facial recognition technology, but the city council insists that capability will not be used, even though it was included in its application for federal funding.
One man continues to burn bright in the gloom engulfing the Dockers
Fremantle have missed the finals for the fourth straight year, but from the darkness of a disappointing season Nat Fyfe continues to shine, writes Tom Wildie.
Fog covers Brisbane, delaying flights and suspending CityCat services
South East Queensland awakes to the thickest fog forecasters at the Bureau of Meteorology have seen all year, causing flight delays and public transport disruption.
'We're just so scared': Family and friends fear time is running out to find missing Sunshine Coast teen
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State Emergency Service volunteers from across the Sunshine Coast, Gympie and Noosa are continuing to search for a 14-year-old boy who has been missing for 12 days.
'Only you know if we did it': Memorial for extinct glacier sends climate change warning
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Icelandic officials and activists hold a memorial service for the Okjokull glacier, declared extinct a decade ago, with an eminent geologist saying all of the nation's ice masses will be gone in 200 years.
Australia is the third-biggest exporter of CO2 from fossil fuels in the world. Why?
A new report places us third, behind only Russia and Saudi Arabia, for exported fossil fuel emissions. Australia beats major exporters like the USA and Iraq, almost entirely thanks to coal.
73yo GP shuns retirement to help struggling regional town
At 73 years of age, Dr Graham Fleming could be enjoying a quiet retirement. Instead, the GP is gearing up for a new challenge — giving a struggling regional town its first resident doctor in nearly 18 months.
Girl held her toddler sister aloft as rottweiler dog attacked them in public park
A seven-year-old Perth girl who picked up her toddler sister and held her aloft to save her from an attacking rottweiler dog is among a group of West Australians to be honoured with bravery awards.
'Too busy': Emergency workers battling through trauma, as support systems strain to cope
When police, firefighters and paramedics attend traumatic incidents, they're supposed to be referred to a peer counselling service, but it's been described as "hit and miss", as emergency workers are "too busy" to flag traumatic events.
We've set a trap for millennials that none of us should be proud of
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A lot of older Australians are doing their best, supporting their children via the "Bank of Mum and Dad", caring for grandchildren and scrimping through retirement to leave their kids a good inheritance. But it's not enough, write Kate Griffiths and Danielle Wood.
any compromise with Their directives can only result in delay
1) *In* the name I AM I call for Archangel Michael’s cloak of invincibility, invisibility and invulnerability to all not of the light and for Michael’s armor, sword, shield, crystalline helmet, boots and gauntlets, amen. -Archangel Michael via Messengers M & E Prophet ……………………….………………………………………….....................……. 2) *In* your hearts there is the kernel of Christ awareness. In your hearts there is that light which lighteth every man and woman who cometh into the world. And therefore the testing, therefore the battlefield of life, theref... more »
Angiogenesis Enhanced & Acute Wound Healing Improved With Electrical Microcurrent Stimulation
Angiogenesis is a critical component for processes in wound healing and is defined as the formation of new capillaries from pre-existing blood vessels [1, 2]. Insufficient angiogenesis can result in impaired wound healing and chronic wound formation [4–8]. Electrical stimulation (ES) in its various forms has been shown to enhance wound healing by promoting the migration of keratinocytes and macrophages, enhancing angiogenesis, stimulating fibroblasts, and influencing protein synthesis throughout the inflammatory, proliferative and remodelling phases of healing [9–11]. read more
Devonian Fish Of The Eescuminac Formation
An exquisite fossil specimen of an *Eusthenopteron Fordi* from the upper Devonian (Frasnian), Eescuminac Formation, Miguasha Park, Bay of Heat, Gaspé, Quebec, Canadian Museum of Natural History, Miguasha Collection. If you look closely at this specimen, you can see the remarkable 3-D and soft-bodied preservation. This fish specimen reminds me of the ray-finned fossil fish you see in carbonate concretion from Lower Cretaceous deposits in the Santana Formation, Brazil. read more
How Kudlow Can You Get?
From VANITY FAIR: In these tough economic times, isn’t it nice to know that calamitous natural disasters needn’t have an adverse affect on your investment portfolio? After the 8.9-magnitude earthquake in Japan failed to induce a market nosedive, CNBC’s Larry Kudlow expressed his relief in terms that seemed to appall even his fellow cheerleaders for […]
Trump tentatively approves sale of fighter jets to Taiwan
Trump OK’s F-16 sale to Taiwan amid China tensions Defense News Joe Gould and Mike Yeo August 16, 2019 The Trump administration has informally green lit a potential major arms sale to Taiwan involving dozens of new Lockheed Martin F-16V fighter jets, according to administration and Capitol Hill sources. The move is part of Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s larger drive to combine arms bought from the U.S with domestically developed training jets, submarines and other weapons technology. It’s also sure to infuriate China amid its tense trade dispute with the U.S. and controversial c... more »
The Sudanese Bread Uprising
The bread uprising that lasted for nearly eight months (2019) led to the removal of president Al Bashir, and the creation of a new military council to run government affairs, With this change a new political era began in Sudan. The main reasons behind such political changes is attributes to the shortages of bread in public bakeries as well as to government corruption. Sudan is well known for its fertile agricultural land which has been estimated to be between 200 -250 million feddans. In spite of that the Sudanese government imported wheat from abroad. During the last few years, ... more »
India's time to trade freely: A ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific' is on its way, but is India ready?
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18-Aug-2019 Though RCEP aims to enhance economic cooperation between India and China — and in turn benefit consumers — there are ample chances of negative impact on India domestic industry through the removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers
China could play mediator role to help resolve Japan-South Korea trade friction
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18-Aug-2019 Tensions between Japan and South Korea have been escalating since July 1. Japan has since placed restrictions on three chemicals critical to South Korea's tech industry. Uncertainty exists within ongoing negotiations for the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
US businesses urge Thailand to join CPTPP
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18-Aug-2019 The US-Asean Business Council is is calling for the Thai government to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
Japan leaves billions on table as paperwork clogs free trade deals
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18-Aug-2019 Only half of eligible companies enjoying fruits of 17 trade agreements.
BT Buzz: Why India should not ignore RCEP free trade mega deal
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18-Aug-2019 Are mega free trade agreements (FTAs) beneficial for Indian economy? Majority of Indian industry may say no, but a research policy paper attempts to offer a slightly contrarian view
Corporations make false and misleading claims about the effectiveness of their own actions to address global climate change
“The two pillars of the federal securities laws and regulations are the full disclosure and anti- fraud provisions. Registrants now routinely make false and/or misleading statements about their own actions with respect to global climate change. The Commission should issue … Continue reading →
About That “Dinner” With Tim Cook – Completed FoxConn China Factory May Sit Idle…
Last Friday President Trump had dinner with Tim Cook, aka “Tim Apple.” The dinner came on the heels of USTR Lighthizer announcing a postponement of “next step” 10 percent tariffs against Chinese manufactured products… Interestingly, the one of the product … Continue reading →
Oregon Mother Jailed for Recommending Non-Chemo Cancer Therapies for Daughter
Christina Dixon of Oregon is the mother of a now 13-year-old daughter with liver cancer. When Christina’s daughter was 11, she was rushed to Oregon Health and Science University due to excruciating pain, which was diagnosed as Undifferentiated Embryonal Sarcoma, a rare kind of liver cancer that happens mainly in children. Many of us know and have seen the effects chemotherapy has on a body, let alone an 11-year-old body. According to oncologists at Oregon Health and Science University, this right is not up to the patient, or even the parent when it come to questioning, which this ... more »
"It is amazing how many people act as if the right to free speech includes the right to be free of criticism for what you say — which means that other people should not have the same right to free speech that they claim for themselves." #QotD
*"It is amazing how many people act as if the right to free speech includes the right to be free of criticism for what you say — which means that other people should not have the same right to free speech that they claim for themselves."* ~ Thomas Sowell . Content is copyright PC.BlogSpot.Com © Permission to republish is granted, with link and attribution.
NRDC and American Tribal Groups’ Update on Cell Tower Lawsuits, The FCC, and Why You Should Care About 5G
By B.N. Frank The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is supposed to protect the public by regulating the Telecom Industry. Instead they have a long history... more »
What’s Behind Gun Murders?
Well, I did this analysis about a year ago, but I hadn’t posted it because I knew that people would call me “RACIST!!” … but what I’m posting are simple facts. Plus at this point I’ve been falsely called a RACIST!! so many times it doesn’t even register any more. Let me start with a…
The Real Story Behind Wind Farm Constraint Payments
By Paul Homewood https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/08/16/compensation-payouts-wind-farms-soar-telegraph-can-reveal/ One common defence of the obscene amounts paid to wind farms to cut output is that these constraint payments are made to all types of generators. This is grossly misleading. As the REF show, constraint payments for wind farms have risen from virtually nothing a decade ago to £124 […]
AUTISM IS A COMPLEX CATEGORY, LETS TAKE A LOOK AT THE FACTS WE SEE EVERYDAY AND HOW BEST TO TREAT IT…
The word “Autism” is a wide umbrella term for conditions with many variants. There are many variables to treating Autism. It comes with many challenges and obstacles for parents and children to overcome. This is... The post AUTISM IS A COMPLEX CATEGORY, LETS TAKE A LOOK AT THE FACTS WE SEE EVERYDAY AND HOW BEST TO TREAT IT… appeared first on Healing Oracle.
Seizures are a Reported Side Effect of Multiple Vaccines… Home » Seizures are a Reported Side Effect of Multiple Vaccines… Epilepsy is a serious medical condition with far-reaching implications for children, adults, and their families who are affected by this neurological disorder. Many different vaccines put children at an increased risk of developing epilepsy, and the effects of suffering repeated seizures can last for years or for a lifetime.
Originally posted on Defending Sanity in the Uppity Down World: https://www.learntherisk.org/seizures/?fbclid=IwAR24EUEKKo8gEEWVdfFLn4MSoeh7E3kBGujY19dQwlId3adODauVWmBt6Go
Sunday Talks: Peter Navarro -vs- Margaret Brennan, Martha Raddatz and Nancy Pelosi – Aligned Ideologues Cheer for Recession…
White House Trade and Manufacturing Advisor Peter Navarro appears on CBS ‘Face the Nation’ and ABC ‘This Week’ to outline the strength of the U.S. economy, and the current U.S-China trade reset, including tariffs. There are trillions at stake. Food … Continue reading →
Inside The Sausage Factory
Reblogged from Watts up with That: Willis Eschenbach / August 18, 2019 Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach There’s an old saying that “Laws are like sausages. It’s better not to see either one being made” … and I fear the same is true for far too much of what passes for climate “science” these days. […]
How lives can still be changed when working amongst genocide
She already had years of experience in humanitarian work, but Carly Learson describes her Myanmar role as "probably the toughest job I've ever had".
Live: NSW Now: Fire guts Coogee hostel, Sydney stabbing accused back in court
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*MORNING BRIEFING:* A guest is taken to hospital after fire guts a backpacker hostel in Coogee, while Mert Ney is due back in court over the alleged murder of Michaela Dunn and stabbing of Linda Bo.
Gel blaster popularity surges as advocates work to keep sport legal in remaining states
With sales rising and participation in regional Queensland gel ball leagues doubling in some areas, advocates are campaigning to ensure newcomers participate safely.
Why porting your phone number shouldn't be easy
Telstra suspected fraud when someone tried to get details on Christopher Collins' account, but they did nothing. Next his phone number was ported, his passwords changed, and his bank account hacked.
'Just get on with it': Legal threat amid concerns over Convention Centre cladding
The ABC exclusively reveals fears some of the Adelaide Convention Centre is clad in the same type of flammable material as London's Grenfell Tower, with the State Government considering legal action against its builder.
Father and son recognised for saving girl from great white shark
Mitchell Williams says it was instinct not bravery that led him to save his sister, who was knocked off her kayak and being circled by a great white shark off South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula.
We've set a trap for millennials that none of us should be proud of
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A lot of older Australians are doing their best, supporting their children via the "Bank of Mum and Dad", caring for grandchildren and scrimping through retirement to leave their kids a good inheritance. But it's not enough, write Kate Griffiths and Danielle Wood.
Leaked report paints grim picture for Great Britain in event of no-deal Brexit
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The United Kingdom will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal, leaked official documents have revealed.
'If a few frogs have got to die, so be it': NSW Deputy Premier seeks long-term water security
The NSW Nationals leader John Barilaro says "green tape" is standing in the way of long-term solutions to the drought crisis, and suggests the state could borrow money to reshape water infrastructure.
'One-in-two is extraordinary': report finds financial sector misconduct affects half the population
The most common problems cited in the survey are "inappropriate but not illegal" issues such as high fees, being offered credit cards or increases to credit limits when not requested, poor or misleading information and being charged for services that were never received.
AFP admits to role in innocent woman being imprisoned in Cambodia
An Australian mother was left to "rot" in a Cambodian prison for almost six years after the Australian Federal Police failed to reveal the drug syndicate that fooled her into smuggling heroin had trapped other innocent Australians*.*
'There was no chance of viability': Cecilia Anthony explains why she had a late termination
One woman explains what she says policy makers have failed to understand about a historic vote to decriminalise abortion in NSW, the final state reform its criminal code in this area.
Buy an older apartment, beware of off the plan, building expert warns
Bronwyn Weir was commissioned by Australian governments to write a report on the state of nation's building industry. Now she says she wouldn't buy a new apartment.
Oregon Becomes First State to Ban Single-Family Zoning
Oregon just made a significant change in what housing is allowed to be built in the state. The new law requires that certain cities allow duplexes in areas zoned for single-family homes. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown recently signed four bills into law that set out to address the state’s housing shortages. The measures require cities […] The post Oregon Becomes First State to Ban Single-Family Zoning appeared first on Health Nut News.
See This Battleship? It Took An Unthinkable Amount of Weapons to Sink It.
*Robert Farley* *Security, * Japan built one hell of a warship. *Its loss was in vain; although an elaborate sacrifice of carriers decoyed American battleships away from Leyte, Kurita’s attack on U.S. transports and escort carriers was foiled by the extraordinary courage of a few American destroyer captains. In 2015, Paul Allen, cofounder of Microsoft and owner of the Seattle Seahawks and Portland Trailblazers, led a team of researchers who discovered Musashi’s wreck. It lies in several pieces at the bottom of Sibuyan Sea.* Japan withdrew from the London Naval Treaty in 1936. T... more »
Zumwalt: The Stealth Destroyer That Could Become the Ultimate Killer
*Kris Osborn* *Security, * A 21st-century battleship? *Also, the launchers are especially designed with software such that it can accommodate a wide range of weapons; the launchers can house one SM-2, SM-3 or SM-6, ASROCs and up to four ESSMs due to the missile’s smaller diameter, Raytheon developers explain.* Navy developers of the new high-tech, stealthy USS Zumwalt destroyer are widening the mission envelope for the ship, exploring new ammunition for its guns and preparing to fire its first missiles next year. The US Navy’s stealthy destroyer will fire an Evolved Sea Sparrow ... more »
North Korea vs. America's B-2 Stealth Bomber, F-22 and F-35 Fighters (Who Dies?)
*Dave Majumdar* *Security, * Some ideas. *North Korea also has a large but nearly completely obsolete air force. The only aircraft Pyongyang possesses that might marginally threaten American airpower are its small fleet of Mikoyan MiG-29 Fulcrums. “They supposedly have up to 40 MiG-29s, but I’m not sure how many of them are still airworthy but some surely are,” Kashin said. “Pilot training is limited and never exceeds 20 flight hours per year.”* If the Trump Administration chooses to intervene in North Korea, the White House may discover that Pyongyang is a more formidable adve... more »
Ukraine's New Presdient Wants To Reform The Country's Powerful SBU Security Service
The acting chief of Ukraine's SBU security service, Ivan Bakanov, who previously headed President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's entertainment studio, Kvartal 95, and his presidential campaign. *RFE: Mission*: *Impossible? Ukraine's New President Ventures To Reform Powerful State Spy Agency * KYIV -- When Ukraine's domestic security service revealed last year that it had faked the death of a dissident Russian journalist to expose a team of hit men allegedly hired by Moscow to destabilize the country by assassinating high-profile figures in Kyiv, it expected to take victory lap. Instead, th... more »
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