Putin: ‘We Know When US Will Get New Missile Threatening Russia’s Nuclear Capability’
The US anti-missile defense systems being installed near Russia’s borders can be “inconspicuously” transformed into offensive weapons, Vladimir Putin has said, adding that he knows “year by year” how Washington will develop its missile program. Talking about NATO’s ballistic missile defense systems in Eastern Europe, Russia’s president said that the Americans are now deploying their missiles at these military complexes. … Continue reading
Fox News Reporter Shows Viewers Her Underwear By Accident
Editor’s Note: Just getting my “tabloid” on, or maybe it’s “sweeps” week 😀 A Fox news presenter accidentally flashed her knickers live on air while reporting on the upcoming Rio Olympics. Leggy Alina Moine accidentally caught her dress by her fingernails and exposed her underwear to thousands of viewers. Undeterred, she carried on conducting her job with co-host Maxi Palma … Continue reading
Gods of the Abyss: Humanities Controllers
By staff writer Patrick C. BENDEDREALITY.COM – Jube 2016 This article will present an alternative point of view of humanities place in the cosmos. It is a stark, sobering picture of control and manipulation by unseen forces. Quoted from Jacques Vallee, from Case Book Alien: Let us start with a simple fact: man has always been aware that he is … Continue reading
The CDC Covered Up Mishaps At High Security Biosafety Labs Containing Ebola and Smallpox
How safe are the government’s BSL-4 labs containing some of the world’s most deadly pathogens? Turns out, not anywhere near as safe as you’d hope. In fact, there is more reason than ever to think that things could play out like the plot of an unsettling pandemic movie – where, say, a virus escapes from a government lab and spreads … Continue reading
Cats Utilize Physics? Study Says Cats Understand Physics And Use Law Of Cause And Effect To Detect Hiding Prey
Humans are not the only creature capable of using science for real-life applications. Felines also have basic understanding of some elements of physics. A new study provides evidence that cats also have rudimentary concept of the laws of physics and the principle of cause and effect. The animal’s keen sense of hearing along with application of these concepts allows them … Continue reading
The Important Truth About Harambe The Gorilla Nobody Is Talking About
ALANNA KETLER – Collective -Evolution – June 2016 If you don’t have Facebook or watch the news, you may not have heard about the big debate that was buzzing on social media last week. A four-year-old child fell into a gorilla pen at the Cincinnati Zoo. After being dragged around by Harambe, the gorilla, officials eventually shot and killed the … Continue reading
Weather Warfare Assault, A Physician Speaks Out
via geoengineeringwatch.org The ongoing battle to expose and halt the climate engineering insanity (by reaching a critical mass of awareness on the issue) is now rapidly gaining traction. By sharing credible data with others and networking credible data on every possible form of social media, very important members of society (including medical professionals) are waking up and joining the battle … Continue reading
Meanwhile, California Fault Lines And the Area Around Yellowstone are Shaking Like Crazy
via infowars Over the past few days the mainstream media has been fixated on the largest mass shooting in U.S. history, but meanwhile there has been highly unusual seismic activity along major fault lines in California and near the Yellowstone supervolcano. Let’s talk about Yellowstone first. In recent months, the big geysers have been behaving very strangely and this is … Continue reading
Small Asteroid Is Earth’s Constant Companion
A small asteroid has been discovered in an orbit around the sun that keeps it as a constant companion of Earth, and it will remain so for centuries to come. As it orbits the sun, this new asteroid, designated 2016 HO3, appears to circle around Earth as well. It is too distant to be considered a true satellite of our … Continue reading
Worried About “Stigmatizing” Cluster Bombs, House Approves More Sales to Saudi Arabia
THE HOUSE ON THURSDAY narrowly defeated a measure that would have banned the transfer of cluster bombs to Saudi Arabia, but the closeness of the vote was an indication of growing congressional opposition to the conduct of the U.S.-backed, Saudi-led bombing coalition in Yemen. The vote was mostly along party lines, with 200 Republicans – and only 16 Democrats – … Continue reading
