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Nationwide Solar Storm Emergency Preparedness Drill Falls on Same Day as ANTIFA Protests – November 4 2017
The US Department of Defense (DOD) will conduct a “communications interoperability” training exercise November 4-6, simulating the impacts of a massive coronal mass ejection event on the national power grid as well as all forms of traditional communication. Funnily enough, this drill will start on ANTIFA’s day of rage across the United States. So we may get some power outages … Continue reading
Combat Veterans and the Affects of Near Death Experiences (NDEs)
Surveys of military veterans have shown that more than a third report having had a near-death experience (NDE). And yet many of them don’t even know that NDEs are a recognized phenomenon, and so they often don’t mention their experience to others, and when they do it is often misdiagnosed as PTSD or mental illness. In response to this sad … Continue reading
3 Victims Who Survived Las Vegas Massacre Die in Unrelated Incidents A Short Time After (UPDATED)
This is in no way meant to be insensitive but I could not help but think of the movie “Final Destination” after hearing about these tragedies. If you’re not familiar with the Final Destination movie franchise I’ll just give you the a very quick idea of what it is about. The original movie is about a group of teenagers heading … Continue reading
Are Americans Most Afraid of Monsters and Zombies? Nope, the Government!
This year, the scariest Halloween costumes in the United States could be corrupt government officials or polluted water — at least according to a new survey ranking the top fears of Americans. Chapman University released its annual Survey of American Fears yesterday (Oct. 11), and fears about the government and the environment dominated the top 10. As in 2015 and … Continue reading
Satan’s Sphere In Sky Over Siberia Russia
Alexey Yakovlev took some images of an odd phenomenon in the sky over Strezhevoye, Tomsk Region in Russia on October 26, 2017 at the moment he and his friends observed the aurora borealis. The ball of light appeared at 22:08 local time in the west, floated to the east, then to the north before it gradually faded away. At first … Continue reading
Released JFK Docs Show English News Reporter Was ‘Tipped Off’ 25 Minutes BEFORE Assassination
A reporter for the Cambridge Evening News received a call telling him to ring the US embassy for “big news” just 25 minutes before John F. Kennedy was shot dead. The revelation emerged in fresh documents released by the US government on Thursday night. According to the memo, police reported the call to the British intelligence service. Britain’s domestic intelligence … Continue reading
Las Vegas Shooting Mystery Deepens as Hotel Security Guard Had Left US Just After Massacre
Jesus Campos, the Mandalay Bay security guard who was injured by the Las Vegas gunman, traveled to Mexico after the massacre, according to a Customs and Border Patrol report. His disappearance opens more questions into the already murky mass shooting. Customs and Border Patrol documents show that the 25-year-old Campos entered the US from Mexico at the San Ysidro border … Continue reading
Brother of Las Vegas Mass Shooter Arrested in Child Porn Case
A brother of Las Vegas mass shooter Stephen Paddock has been arrested in North Hollywood on suspicion of possessing hundreds of images of child pornography, according to authorities. Bruce Douglas Paddock, 58, was taken into custody at a nursing facility in the 5300 block of Laurel Canyon Boulevard on Wednesday morning. Television news footage showed Paddock in a wheelchair being … Continue reading
China Deploys Submarines in Disputed South China Sea for Battle Readiness Preparation
The People’s Liberation Army-Navy’s South Sea Fleet has deployed a squadron of submarines to the disputed waters of the South China Sea to increase battle readiness, the South China Morning Post reported Saturday. The marine rescue unit will expand the area in which the fleet can carry out missions, according to the Straits Times. “It is a sign the fleet … Continue reading
John McCain Blasts Trump for Draft-Dodging Vietnam War With ‘Bone Spur’ Excuse
Arizona Senator John McCain appears to have taken a swipe at President Donald Trump for avoiding the army draft during the Vietnam War. In an interview aired on C-Span on Sunday, McCain criticized those who were able to avoid serving in the military by citing medical conditions in comments about draft deferment. “One aspect of the conflict by the way … Continue reading
