Sitting in a casino hotel in Oklahoma at 5 AM writing, it’s just not right to think about doing a chi-square analysis for you. I’m, trying to “unlax” a bit, since re-laxing presumes a preceding “lax” has occurred. Not so. We haven’t seen hide nor hair of “lax.” Before I regale you (assuming you knew gale, lol) […]
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(Natural News) Nearly everybody has one these days, and life would be much more difficult without them. But that doesn’t mean that mobile phones and the radiation they constantly emit are safe, despite aggressive efforts by manufacturers and those connected with the wireless industry who claim otherwise, minimizing as best they can the very real… |
Earlier in the day, Chelsea Manning had appeared in court in the Eastern District of Virginia to fight a subpoena for her to testify before a secret grand jury. The most obvious reason why she would be called to do so is because the US government is intending to go after WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange for his publishing of the documents she provided to him — and they want her to help them do so.
Instead of putting the puzzle together in the most obvious and realistic way, Maddow attempted to link this all to President Trump, Roger Stone, and Russia. To hide the reality of the situation from her loyal fans, Maddow pulled a move straight from the Scientology playbook and warned people against Googling more information about the case for themselves — implying they will get a virus on their computer if they do.
The truth of the matter is that the US government is going after WikiLeaks for publishing documents that they did not want the public to see. Their doing so goes against the great freedom of press that many in this nation hold so dear.
WikiLeaks didn’t hack or steal the war logs, they simply published newsworthy material that was given to them. By this standard, Maddow and her producers should be holed up in an embassy for reading President Trump’s leaked tax return on air.
Be careful what you wish for.
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(Natural News) Many would agree that the most sinister perpetrators of evil are those who hide behind a veil of devout religiosity – their perceived devotion to things that are righteous and good serving as a convenient cover for all of the unspeakable wickedness they engage in out of sight, and thus out of mind…. |
February 19, 2019
The San Diego Padres have reached an agreement with free agent infielder Manny Machado on a 10-year, $300 million deal, according to multiple reports Tuesday.
It would be the most lucrative free-agent contract in the history of American sports, according to MLB.com.
Padres executive chairman Ron Fowler cautioned in an interview with The Athletic the deal was not done. “We do not have a deal. We are continuing discussions,” Fowler said.
But The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal characterized Fowler’s comments as “semantics,” reporting that the financial terms are in place and that the two sides are finalizing the language. Machado also needs to pass a physical.
Two of the runners-up for Machado, the Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Phillies, were informed of Machado’s decision on Tuesday afternoon. Both teams are also rumored to still be in the running for the remaining big bat in free agency, Bryce Harper.
The White Sox met with Machado’s representatives Monday night, according to general manager Rick Hahn, and owner Jerry Reinsdorf was also present. Hahn said they left the meeting “feeling pretty good” about their chances to sign Machado.
The Phillies were also in contact with Machado’s reps.
“We had a pretty good idea of where this thing was going,” Phillies GM Matt Klentak said Tuesday. “If the (contract value) reports are true, then this contract will exceed our valuation and sometimes you have to be willing to walk away.”
Rosenthal reported the White Sox upped their offer to $350 million including incentives for performance, but Machado wanted $300 million guaranteed — and got it.
White Sox executive vice president Ken Williams met with media on a side field from his golf cart in Arizona. Williams said he kept his sunglasses on for the interview to “hide my shock.”
“You’ve got to give it to them. They are in a similar trajectory as we are. For the same reasons we were after him, they were after him,” Williams said, adding that Chicago could not get to “that $300 million level.”
Hahn acknowledged the White Sox made an “improvement to our proposal” on Monday.
“Trying really hard and failing isn’t sufficient,” Hahn said, but he wouldn’t broach the topic of Harper. “We’re not going to close on all of them — we learned that harshly today.”
“I can certainly look at our offer and say in some elements it’s superior,” Hahn said. “So I don’t know what the trigger was in terms of (Machado making the final) decision. I do not want to say this came only down to money. We will continue to pursue premium talent.”
The contract reportedly includes an opt-out after the fifth season.
Machado, 26, batted .297 with 37 home runs and 107 RBIs last season with the Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Dodgers.
The four-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove Award winner was one of the top unsigned superstars on the market, along with Harper.
Landing Machado doesn’t eliminate San Diego from the Harper chase. MLB Network’s Jon Heyman reported that the Padres haven’t ruled out another big move, as their projected $110 million payroll — including Machado — is still lower than most teams.
The Padres have posted eight straight losing seasons and haven’t been to the playoffs since 2006.
–Field Level Media
Source: Nworeport
Posting on his popular Facebook page, Stone Cold Truth, longtime Trump advisor and NYT bestselling author Roger Stone has promised to call lead Russian Collusion Delusion proponent Adam Schiff to the stand in his upcoming trial.
Stone has railed against members of Congress for using their congressional immunity to leak and lie in relation to the Mueller probe or parallel Senate and House investigations. Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) and fellow California Dem Rep. Eric Swalwell have been two of the biggest leakers and liars on the House Select Committee on Intelligence. They have both used their positions repeatedly to snipe at Stone with unfounded statements or leaked out-of-context half-truths to mainstream media reporters in an effort to turn the American public against Mr. Stone and President Donald Trump.
Schiff was recently exposed for having a secret meeting with Fusion GPS Founder Glenn Simpson, who authored the now debunked “dossier” on Trump, which reads more like Resistance fan fiction than a serious investigative report with actual evidence.
Getting people like Adam Schiff, and hopefully others like Eric Swalwell on the stand would require them to be truthful about their targeted misinformation campaign against the President of the United States and high-profile allies who helped him defeat their handpicked puppet Hillary Clinton.
While they are able to hide behind congressional immunity to grandstand on cable news and in committee hearings, there will be no room for such games in an actual court of law. If you want to see hypocrites and Russia hoaxers like Schiff held accountable for their crimes against American democracy, donate to Roger Stone’s legal defense fund and lets place them under oath!
February 18, 2019
By Marti Maguire
RALEIGH, N.C. (Reuters) – A Republican operative directed an unlawful absentee ballot scheme in North Carolina’s 9th congressional district and tried to hide the evidence, an election official said on Monday at a hearing that could lead to a new vote in the disputed contest.
Republican candidate Mark Harris leads Democratic rival Dan McCready by 905 votes out of 282,717 ballots cast in the November 2018 congressional election.
But the U.S. House of Representatives seat has remained vacant, with state officials refusing to certify Harris as the winner due to accusations of election fraud in two counties in the district.
Kim Strach, executive director of the state election board, on Monday said investigators had uncovered a “coordinated, unlawful and substantially resourced absentee ballot scheme” orchestrated by a political operative working for Harris.
Strach said operative Leslie McCrae Dowless hired workers to collect absentee ballot requests from voters and then return to retrieve the ballots, in violation of state law.
In some instances, the paid workers falsely signed as witnesses and filled in votes for races left blank at Dowless’s home or office, Strach said.
Dowless attended the hearing in Raleigh but declined to testify voluntarily after the board said it would deny him immunity.
Dowless’s lawyer, Cynthia Adams Singletary, said afterward that “he hasn’t done anything wrong.” Harris has said he was unaware of any wrongdoing.
Lisa Britt, who worked for Dowless on the absentee ballots, testified that he instructed his workers to fill in responses for races left blank to avoid “red flags” with the local elections board. She said she was not told how to vote in those races.
“What I would do is vote for whoever was the Republican,” she said.
Britt also said Dowless tried to prevent her from testifying at Monday’s hearing by asking her to invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
Investigators found Dowless sought to avoid detection by instructing those who worked for him to deliver ballots in small batches to a post office close to the voters and to ensure the same color ink was used for the voter and false witness signatures, Strach said.
Dowless and his workers handled at least 788 ballot requests in Bladen County and 231 in Robeson County, the two counties at the center of the state probe, Strach said.
Voter Kimberly Sue Robinson testified that she returned a blank, unsealed ballot to Dowless representatives.
“I was told if I didn’t fill it out, it would get filled out for me,” Robinson said.
Under state law, the five-member elections board can call a new election if the number of contested votes would sway the original election or if the “irregularities or improprieties occurred to such an extent that they taint the results of the entire election and cast doubt on its fairness.”
Alternatively, the board could certify Harris as the district’s congressional representative.
Republicans have pushed for that outcome, while Democrats want a new election. The hearing resumes on Tuesday.
If the Democrats pick up the seat, they would widen their 235-197 majority in the House after taking control of the chamber from President Donald Trump’s fellow Republicans in the Nov. 6 election.
(Reporting by Marti Maguire; Additional reporting by Gabriella Borter in New York; Writing by Colleen Jenkins)
The Post reported on the border deal:
Democrats, privately, were amused but made a conscious decision not to gloat — concerned that if they celebrated what they considered a victory Thursday they might anger Trump enough to veto the deal.
One conferee summarized the instructions from Democratic leaders: “Don’t poke the bear.”
The Democrats followed the same ‘don’t gloat yet’ strategy in 2015 as they blocked then-House Speaker Paul Ryan‘s GOP agenda. RollCall.com reported in 2015 that Rep. Nancy Pelosi:
had instructed members in a closed-door meeting to “keep on their long faces” and not speak publicly about everything Democrats won in the omnibus, according to a senior House aide. She wanted them to avoid speaking about provisions they fought to include, as well as poison pill policy riders they insisted be removed, instead suggesting they just say they were “still reading the language” when asked how they planned to vote.
“Now they’re done, that’s it. There’s no way they can change the rule or anything like that; the speaker said it’s closed,” said Pelosi on Friday, “so we feel pretty good about bragging about what’s in the bill to get our votes and also not risking changing anything in the bill.”
The Democrats’ 2019 win came after Senate leader, Sen. Chuck Schumer got Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in January to delegate immigration policy to the top leaders on the House and Senate appropriations committees.
The decision was a tactical win because it allowed Democratic immigration experts — including Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy — to corner the top two GOP appropriations leaders. The GOP appropriations leaders care little about Trump’s immigration priorities, the impact of minor legal changes on migration patterns, or the voters’ preferences on immigration policy because their focus is on spending money.
In an article headlined “How Schumer and McConnell kept Trump out of the shutdown talks,” Schumer boasted to Politico:
“I said, ‘Here’s my proposal to you. Let’s do a conference committee. They are good at it, they get along, they’ve done the other six budget bills, they can do this,’” Schumer recounted in his office Thursday as a months-long funding crisis was concluding. “And he accepted. And I think that paved the way to getting this done.”
Also, Trump’s liaison deputies did not push Trump’s immigration priorities into the legislators’ negotiating room, Politico reported. Instead, GOP Sen. Richard Shelby, who heads the Senate’s appropriations panel, periodically briefed Trump on negotiations.
Trump’s Hill liaison chief, Shahira Knight, describes herself as an “honest broker” between the President and Congress, not as a champion for the President’s priorities.
McConnell’s agreement with Schumer is just one way in which the Democrats’ 2019 win was aided by GOP leaders.
Those GOP leaders also saved the deal once Trump realized his priorities were being discarded.
On the weekend before the draft budget was completed and passed on Thursday, Trump objected to the Democratic demand for a cutback in detention cells. In response, Democrats prepared a temporary budget if the GOP leaders failed to get Trump to sign the lopsided deal, according to Politico.
House Democratic staffers were busy preparing a stop-gap funding bill they could file as soon as Monday night if the last-ditch effort went nowhere.
“We thought the talks had completely blown up,” said one Democratic source familiar with the negotiations.
Amid Trump’s opposition, Democrats dropped the detention cutback to preserve their other gains, which include many curbs on enforcement, a temporary veto on wall construction for Texas Democrats, and a new amnesty hidden under the guise of protection for “Unaccompanied Alien Children.”
Press reports do not say that Shelby admitted those giveaways to Trump before Thursday morning when the final ten pages to the 1,169-page bill were released several hours before the Senate voted.
Republican leaders tried to hide their failure to get much money for the wall — after having House and Senate majorities in 2017 and 2018 — and also to hide the Democrats’ insertion of many policy wins for their side into the 2019 budget document.
According to the Washington Post:
In the House, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) — Trump allies — wondered if they could get enough House Republicans to vote for the deal, considering it included less wall money than what Senate appropriators agreed to in December, before the shutdown, according to people close with them.
The pair set out to spin the agreement as a win nonetheless.
McConnell negotiated with Trump and promised to back a national emergency if Trump accepted the lopsided deal, despite his long opposition to the emergency plan. According to the New York Times,
President Trump awoke in a rage Thursday, feeling cornered into accepting a bipartisan funding deal struck earlier in the week that would deprive him once again of money for his long-promised wall along the southwestern border. Conservative commentators who had been cajoled into accepting the deal Wednesday were breaking their silence on Thursday.
By midmorning, after a particularly unpleasant meeting with the secretary of homeland security, Kirstjen Nielsen, the president was threatening to torpedo the deal, according to two people briefed on the exchange. Several hours and several phone calls later, McConnell had persuaded Mr. Trump to once again agree to sign the bill to avert another government shutdown looming at midnight Friday.
But persuasion came at a price: The president would declare a national emergency to try to secure wall funding without congressional approval, he told the majority leader — and Mr. McConnell would have to back him.
The tacit cooperation between GOP and Democratic leaders against Trump reflects the establishment’s bitter opposition to Trump’s policy of reducing immigration and of “Hire American.” Those two policies threaten to redirect money and political power away from the combination of Washington and Wall Street, and to boost Americans’ wages and independence from government.
According to the Post, “Democrats decided in the final days they needed to be careful with their language, worried they could provoke Trump into another shutdown. ‘He doesn’t seem to work on a totally rational basis,’ Schumer said in the Post interview. ‘Little comments throw him off.’”
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(Natural News) (Sarcasm alert) It seems that the more barriers we put up in life, the more we restrict our freedoms and hide from the truth. There aren’t any walls in nature, but for some reason, we feel the need to put them up everywhere in our lives, and it’s causing resentment, insecurity, and division…. |
Ramiro Gutierrez, 26, has remained in NYPD custody since Monday, after authorities say he shot Abel Mosso, 20, on a crowded subway platform in Queens, New York.
Police, however, did not announce that Gutierrez had been formally charged with a crime until 4:00 a.m. on Tuesday, the New York Post reported.
Authorities then waited until Tuesday afternoon to tell reporters Gutierrez would be exiting the precinct en route to the courthouse in Queens at 4:00 p.m.
Instead, police scurried him away to the courthouse at 2:00 p.m. using a backdoor.
To add insult to injury, officials did not provide comment to reporters on whether Gutierrez had resided in the U.S. illegally.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials later confirmed with the Post that Gutierrez had been in the U.S. illegally, adding that they placed a detainer on him to deport him should he be released from custody.
Police sources said Gutierrez had a criminal history dating back to 2010 when police slapped him with a disorderly conduct summons. Since then, Gutierrez has racked up four felonies and at least nine misdemeanors — but five of his arrests were sealed.
For his most recent run-in with the law, the illegal alien had been out on $2,500 bail for a December 11 arrest on felony conspiracy charges for plotting a burglary when he allegedly shot Mosso. ICE officials said they were not aware Gutierrez had been in the U.S. illegally until Tuesday.
Despite the NYPD’s alleged attempts to keep Gutierrez out of the limelight, the Trump administration has used the case to make a case for securing the U.S. southern border.
Trump seized the opportunity to bring up the New York City subway shooting during his Tuesday evening State of the Union address as an example of how the “savage gang MS-13” is responsible for the illegal immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Crypto related hacks have fallen in frequency since the great crypto bust of 2018 – or at the very least, they don’t grab headlines like they once did. They’ve also become an accepted risk of trading in crypto: Gone are the days when a devastating hack like the one that brought down Mt. Gox back in 2014 have had serious repercussions for the entire crypto market.
But that hasn’t deterred firms like Chainalysis, the respected crypto forensics firm that has reportedly helped the FBI and other US law enforcement agencies track illicit activity and bust money launderers using crypto, from exploring the methods used by hackers to conceal the provenance of stolen coins on a system that touts transparency as one of its biggest selling points.
During the course of its research, Chainalysis happened upon a surprising finding: Just as there are “whales” who hold concentrated portions of crypto wealth, so there are whale-like hackers who are responsible for much of the thievery that has plagued the eco-system. According to a Wall Street Journal summary of Chainalysis’ findings, two groups of highly sophisticated criminals appear to have stolen some $1 billion in cryptocurrency, an amount that accounts for the majority of the money lost to hackers. Some $1.7 billion in crypto has been reported stolen over the years, mainly from exchanges (Mt. Gox and Bitfinex being two of the most infamous hacks).
Chainalysis spent about three months tracking the stolen funds in known hacks, and noted that there’s a slight chance that its analysis is incorrect.
The analysts at Chainalys christened the groups “Alpha” group and “Beta” group. The MOs of the two groups differ in one important way. While established government-linked groups like the Lazarus Group have been identified as the culprits behind certain hacks (like the hack of South Korea’s Bithumb), Chainalysis said these two groups appear to be independent – and possibly amateur – criminals.
Chainalysis’s digital investigators determined that likely wasn’t the case when they analyzed the transaction flows from known hacks. The firm believes it has connected most of the hacks to two groups, which it labeled alpha and beta.
Alpha is “a giant, tightly controlled organization at least partly driven by nonmonetary goals,” Chainalysis said in its report. Beta, the second group, is smaller and less organized, a “heavily sanctioned organization absolutely focused on the money,” according to the report.
Chainalysis said the two hacker groups employed an extensive network of digital wallets to hide their tracks and later converted the money to physical cash through online exchanges and individual transactions. The stolen funds were transferred an average of 5,000 times before they were converted into cash, Chainalysis found.
Alpha tends to immediately begin shuffling the funds around, according to the report. One hack involved 15,000 transfers. The entity converted about three-quarters of its stolen funds into cash within an average of 30 days.
Beta, on the other hand, may sit on the stolen funds for up to 18 months, waiting for any publicity surrounding the hack to fade. “When they feel ready to cash out, they quickly hit one exchange, cashing out over 50% of funds within days,” the report said.
Though thieves prefer unregulated exchanges (as the bust of shadowy exchange BTC-e showed), thieves will sometimes use regulated exchanges to launder the funds. Because by the time the funds have gone through so many transfers, even exchanges with stringent AML controls can’t trace them.
Two things stand out about the US coup in Venezuela. First, it is unusually open. Typically, the US tries to hide its coups. Second, the coup is built on a series of obvious falsehoods, yet the bi-partisans in Washington, with …
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Democrats are no longer afraid to hide their anti-Christian bigotry from the American public.
In September 2017, Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein led the attacks on Catholic Judge Amy Barrett saying, “the dogma lives loudly within you.”
Senator Dick Durbin from Illinois accused Judge Barrett of being an “Orthodox Catholic” – a term used as a smear against observant Catholics.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men’s group founded in 1882 and dedicated to charitable work.
Todd Starnes at FOX News reported:
There are a disturbing number of Democrat lawmakers who believe Christians must renounce their religious beliefs and affiliations in religious-based organizations if they want to hold public office.
The latest victim of this blatant religious bigotry is Brian Buescher, President Trump’s nominee for the U.S. District Court in Nebraska.
Buescher came under attack by Sens. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, for his membership in the Knights of Columbus, a revered and highly-respected Catholic charitable organization.
Both lawmakers posed a series of written questions demanding to know if he would end his membership in the Knights of Columbus should he be confirmed.
“The Knights of Columbus has taken a number of extreme positions,” Hirono wrote in the questionnaire. “For example, it was reportedly one of the top contributors to California’s Proposition 8 campaign to ban same-sex marriage.”
Harris referred to the group as an “all-male society” and took issue with their positions on abortion and other culture war issues.
“Were you aware that the Knights of Columbus opposed a woman’s right to choose when you joined the organization?” Harris queried.
The condemnation from conservatives was swift.
“This isn’t just about the Knights of Columbus or Catholics, this is an ongoing attack from the extremist left of the Democratic Party to silence people of faith and run them out of engaging in public service based on their religious beliefs,” Penny Nance, the president of Concerned Women for America, wrote in a statement.
Before getting pregnant with her first child, Instagram model-influencer Ruby Tuesday Matthews said she relied on a steady diet of “tapas, cigarettes, black coffee and cocaine” to maintain her svelte 120 lbs. figure, the Daily Mail reported.
Matthews, who hails from the Australian city of Byron Bay, where she runs a successful Instagram account that frequently features images of her two young sons, dished on the unhealthy lifestyle she lived to maintain her glamorous image.
While this might not sound like something that a functional human being could maintain for long, Matthews revealed in the interview that she isn’t alone: Most models and Instagram influencers take drugs to maintain their unrealistic weights.
“I need to be careful what I’m saying here, but in the influencer industry, everyone loves the baggie,” she said during a Q&A with her 200,000 Instagram followers. “This is how most physiques are maintained.”
The 25-year-old model said many of her followers were baffled by her ability to “eat and stay so thin.” But her secret was the fact that she hid her addiction well.
“People don’t realise how easy it is to hide something. Whether it’s addiction, depression, anxiety, it’s easy to hide those things.”
Matthews said she gave up cocaine after learning that she was pregnant. After partying hard the night before, she said she became concerned that her actions would hurt the baby.
“I was so thin and I was partying a lot and no one thought I would be able to fall pregnant,” she said.
The conversation took a dark turn when Matthews recounted how she became suicidal after having a miscarriage when she was 16. Her mother and the baby’s father were relieved when it happened, but she said she couldn’t get over the loss and was eventually sent to Cambodia by her parents to recover, where she “worked for a few years.”
The model said she hoped that talking about her demons would help others struggling with similar issues.
“I have battled with mental health demons on and off for most of my life. It is a topic I am going to be talking about a lot more this year,” she said.
Fortunately, she’s in a better place now and is focused on raising her two young children.
Steve Hanke and Stephen Walters discuss too good to be true socialist lies about free programs that hide the true costs.
Elected officials hide from protesters.
Left-wing news outlet tries to hide evidence of pushing fake narrative.
Connecticut prosecutor tells judge to block release of Sandy Hook 911 calls 08 Nov 2013 A Connecticut prosecutor urged a judge Friday to block the release of the desperate 911 calls from the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre DHS drill. A stay “will protect crime victims and witnesses as well as allow information relative to child abuse to remain protected,” State’s Attorney Stephen Sedensky argued in court papers. “At a certain point, people ask what is there to hide,” said FOI attorney Victor Perpetua, who insisted the public has a right to know how police responded to the mayhem. “The longer it is delayed the more questions are raised.”
(Original article from 21st Century Wire)
“Google US ‘backed plan to launch chemical weapon attack on Syria, blame it on Assad govt.'” – Chuck Norris
Patrick Henningsen on Russia Today
21st Century Wire
Special Report
(August 22, 2013)
Yesterday’s report of an alleged ‘chemical weapon’ attack near Damascus has prompted the US and UK media machines to spin into overdrive in the push for a military intervention and regime change in Syria.
Washington’s official response is predictable by now: “The White House is ‘deeply concerned’ about reports that chemical weapons were used by Syria’s government against civilians”.
In the UK, the mainstream media has put on a full-court press, clearly delivering a guilty verdict even before any claims can be independently verified, a coordinated trial-by-media which looks to be designed to coax a majority public support for either a direct supply of arms to the confab of ‘rebel’ insurgencies in Syria.
Pre-Iraq War talking points have been dusted off by the UK press and others, as the PR war begins for the hearts and minds of voters begins. It is alleged that hundreds have been killed by this latest ‘gas attack’ which is being compared by the UK media to Iraq where thousands of Kurds were gassed by Saddam Hussein in Halabja in 1988.
The focus of the UK and US government-media-complex led efforts to win public support for a “humanitarian intervention” similar that which was perpetrated in Libya in 2011, is now centred around the main victims of the conflict being portrayed as that of children.
No one within the government media complex is asking the most fundamentally important question here: were real military-grade chemical weapons actually used at all? The reason no one is asking this is because the answer to this question so far is a resounding ’no’, which means that despite all the media hype neither the UK nor the US governments have a case against the Assad regime regarding the use of chemical weapons during this conflict.
Read the full article here.
“I dedicated my life to Christ and to peace and to obeying the Bible.” – Fritz Springmeier (The Rundown Live, 8/8/13)
Fritz Springmeier was the guest for #76 of The Rundown Live with Mike Paczesny & Kristan T. Harris.
“Back in 1975,” Springmeier told the two hosts, “I realized how corrupt this whole system is. The politicians are corrupt. The corporations are corrupt. I wanted [a] good wholesome life. I wanted to be independent of the system. I wanted to be my own person that could live a good life.” That’s when Fritz moved to live with the “Old Order Amish Mennonites” in Kansas.
Fritz stayed with the Amish in three states, moving from Kansas to Illinois, before ending up in Missouri. While living with the Amish, Fritz learned that during the Vietnam War “there were quite a few people that were alarmed because their boys were not coming back from Alternate Service, the same person. Their minds had been screwed with.” Alternative Service was the option given to the Amish males instead of fighting in combat during the war. Some of these Amish males ended up working in psychiatric hospitals, where they were “tortured” and tested on in various ways. “The type of mind control that I expose that’s done to children, they started doing that to these Amish boys” during the Vietnam War.
Fritz learned that some of the young Amish males had been used as assassins under mind control. “Why? Because where’s the best place to hide an assassin? In a community like the Amish that don’t believe in war and are peaceful.”
After spending four years with the Amish, Fritz “felt called by God to leave the Amish and come back and tell the world what was going on.” Springmeier kept “bumping into” information that eventually helped him expose the Bloodlines of the Illuminati to the world.
In 1991, after Fritz Springmeier wrote Be Wise As Serpents, he met four women who “were in the Illuminati, they were trying to escape the Illuminati…each of them had quite a few miracles for them to start breaking free of the Illuminati’s control.” This also allowed Fritz to get some inside information about the Illuminati and their bloodlines.
The American Revolution
Fritz Springmeier doesn’t believe George Washington was working with the Illuminati, “George Washington warned the nation about the Illuminati.” Springmeier believes the American Revolution was an Illuminati plan. “The American Revolution was definitely a plan by the Illuminati. It was something that they had been wanting to accomplish for a long time. If anybody wants to read about that, they should read” the literature of Manly P. Hall. “Manly P. Hall was a 33rd degree Mason,” with the title of grandmaster in both the Freemasons and the Illuminati.
Springmeier told The Rundown Live that Hall’s books explain how the Illuminati “had been trying to create a revolution. Their first try was Bacon’s Rebellion and that didn’t come off very well, but the very name revolution – the first revolution that ever had the word revolution applied to it was the American Revolution. And it’s the cult idea of revolving back to the golden age…so the very term is an occult term.”
The Beast
In Springmeier’s Bloodlines of the Illuminati he wrote, “One only has to note how important Brussels has been to the New World Order to realize that the lowlands of Belgium and the Netherlands continue to be important for the elite. For instance, the Beast – – the supercomputer which is notified within seconds of every financial transaction you carry on at an ATM is located in Brussels.” (pg. 412)
“It knows your habits,” Fritz told The Rundown Live hosts after being asked about the Beast computer; which Springmeier described as a “world brain.” The Beast computer is programed “to psychologically analyze you” a friend familiar with the computer told the author. “Everything you do, everything that you buy, everything that you send over the telephone or the internet is sucked into that Beast computer and sorted out, and is kept track of. From “what you like to eat” to everything you buy, Fritz was told the Beast computer “knows more about each of us than we know ourselves.”
There were three Beast computers; in Australia, Alaska “near H.A.A.R.P.” and South Africa. Since then, the Beast has “expanded into a whole network of computers.”
This is just a sample of the type of information Fritz Springmeier shares on the hour long episode of The Rundown Live with Mike Paczesny and Kristan T Harris. Watch the entire interview and expect Fritz Springmeier back soon on The Rundown Live.
“We’ll have to do this again because there’s a lot of things we can cover.” – Fritz Springmeier
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False Flags by Greg Fernandez Jr
(free download) Conspiracies surround False Flag operations. The Operation Northwoods declassified document mentions a plan for the U.S. to blow up a plane full of students and blame it on Cuba. President Kennedy got rid of the one who presented the plan back in 1962. I believe the Shadow Government blew up the Twin Towers & Building 7, orchestrated the events of 9/11 and blamed it on, or assisted Osama bin Laden. I also believe governmental elements assisted in, or were a part of, a mass cover-up to hide the true events of 9/11. Some of the evidence to this claim is in this book. Much more information about the lies of 9/11 are available by more intelligent people than this writer. This book is intended to present some of the facts and speculation surrounding possible false flag conspiracies and the brave people who have helped reveal the facts that the mainstream media chooses to ignore. The 9/11 Commission Report is not supported by many of its commissioners; and WTC Building 7 is not even mentioned in their report!
(CaptainBerz) Uggs have been banned in a school in PA. Sure Uggs and other high top boots can hide stuff, but how about instead of banning Uggs they just discipline the kids that get in trouble.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKO2FB6rfY4
Article from the L.A. Times below:
“Uggs may be ugly in some fashionistas’ eyes, but should they be banned?
Yes, according to a Pennsylvania school principal who says the ubiquitous fur-lined, comfy boots and their imitators have become the hiding place of choice for cellphones and other gadgets that aren’t supposed to be brought to class.
The ban takes effect Monday at Pottstown Middle School outside Philadelphia, where the principal, Gail M. Cooper, announced the rule last week in a letter to parents. The ban applies to boots that do not fit tightly around the calf or ankle, such as open-top Uggs. Boots with zippers or laces may still be worn, as long as they remain zipped and tied. ”
