Barbara Demick | The New Yorker | 12 Nov 2014 North Korea’s government rarely does anything for free. Aid agencies working in the country are routinely asked to contribute expensive trucks and equipment. In 2005, the Pentagon suspended a search for the remains of U.S. soldiers declared missing in action during the Korean War after…
By Kelleigh Nelson | NewsWithViews | November 13, 2014 For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness.…
World Bulletin | 12 Nov 2014 People at risk of ailments from brain tumors to exhaustion amid ‘insane’ radiation levels, say Scandinavian experts People are facing a host of illnesses ranging from brain tumors and leukemia to poor memory and concentration as they become increasingly engulfed by an “electrosmog” as Wi-Fi networks expand globally, scientists in…
Phil Vine | TV3 | 5 Nov 2014 The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) has responded to election week allegations it carries out mass surveillance on New Zealanders, denying its programmes are for anything other than cyber security. Senior spies at the GCSB’s headquarters in Wellington came forward this week, speaking with 3rd Degree, because…
Michael Synder | End of the American Dream | 11 Nov 2014 In some areas of the world, purposely cutting off someone’s family line is considered to be one of the most wicked things that you can possibly do. But that appears to be precisely what the United Nations is doing. Two UN organizations, the…
by Kurt Nimmo | Infowars.com | November 12, 2014 Announcement follows NATO moves in Eastern Europe Russia will send long-ranger bombers on regular patrols over the Gulf of Mexico, according to military officials. Following moves by NATO in response to the crisis in Ukraine, Sergei Shoigu, the Minister of Defense for the Russian Federation…
by Petr Lvov | NEO | November 12, 2014 [AM editor’s note: this sounds like an argument being put forward for world government without explicitly stating so.] In his speech at a meeting of the Valdai Club on October 24 Russia’s President Vladimir Putin made a number of frank, sharp remarks regarding US policies. In fact,…
Jeff Smith | Veterans Today | 11 Nov 2014 Sacking of Commanding Generals: Prelude to Surrender, or Armageddon? Editor’s note: There is a list of members of America’s military services who were removed in this article. Some, a minority, were removed for reasons much more serious than indicated, sex crimes, major fraud, complicity in human…
RT | 10 Nov 2014 Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has given a chilling assessment of a new geopolitical situation taking shape amid the Ukrainian crisis, warning of a possible new Cold War and calling the West’s approach to the crisis a “fatal mistake.” The 91-year-old diplomat characterized the tense relations as exhibiting…