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by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan:
While President Obama has vehemently denied issuing direct orders to
the Justice Department or other domestic agencies to monitor President
Trump during the 2016 election campaign, it is common knowledge that the
National Security Agency has the ability to access video and audio from
any number of devices in real time. In fact, according to Edward
Snowden and documented in the recently released Snowden motion picture,
U.S. spy agencies can simply flip a switch to watch or listen in on
anything going on in a particular room by turning on a particular
device’s cameras and microphones.
Here’s how it works:
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While President Obama has vehemently denied issuing direct orders to
the Justice Department or other domestic agencies to monitor President
Trump during the 2016 election campaign, it is common knowledge that the
National Security Agency has the ability to access video and audio from
any number of devices in real time. In fact, according to Edward
Snowden and documented in the recently released Snowden motion picture,
U.S. spy agencies can simply flip a switch to watch or listen in on
anything going on in a particular room by turning on a particular
device’s cameras and microphones.Here’s how it works:
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by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
Columbus, OH — A video uploaded to Facebook Monday night is going viral
now, after showing three police officers brutally attack an unarmed man
who was doing nothing but standing there.
The video, uploaded by Mellena Jackson, has over a half million views and is causing a firestorm of blowback. According to Jackson, the man was upstairs interviewing for a job when he was asked to come back later, but police intervened and things got violent.
“They said he was upstairs for an interview and they asked him if he could come back tomorrow and he started rolling his cigarettes up and the police asked him to leave. Maybe they could have felt threatened by the fact his hands were in his pocket and after watching the video I seen that he threw a cigarette after they assaulted him,” Jackson wrote on Facebook.
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Columbus, OH — A video uploaded to Facebook Monday night is going viral
now, after showing three police officers brutally attack an unarmed man
who was doing nothing but standing there.The video, uploaded by Mellena Jackson, has over a half million views and is causing a firestorm of blowback. According to Jackson, the man was upstairs interviewing for a job when he was asked to come back later, but police intervened and things got violent.
“They said he was upstairs for an interview and they asked him if he could come back tomorrow and he started rolling his cigarettes up and the police asked him to leave. Maybe they could have felt threatened by the fact his hands were in his pocket and after watching the video I seen that he threw a cigarette after they assaulted him,” Jackson wrote on Facebook.
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by Joshua Krause, Ready Nutrition:
Regardless
of whether or not you’re a prepper, arguably one of the most important
safety devices you should have in your home is a fire extinguisher. Fire
presents a possible danger no matter where we live, and having a handy
device to put out the flames is a must. And it doesn’t just make sense
from a safety perspective. It makes a lot of financial sense too. Most
fire extinguishers cost less than a hundred dollars, but can prevent
thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages.
However, most people aren’t aware that there is an alternative to the classic red fire extinguisher that we’re all familiar with. Since the fire extinguisher design hasn’t changed much in decades, you might think that there isn’t room for improvement, but there is. Behold, the Elide fire extinguishing ball:
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Regardless
of whether or not you’re a prepper, arguably one of the most important
safety devices you should have in your home is a fire extinguisher. Fire
presents a possible danger no matter where we live, and having a handy
device to put out the flames is a must. And it doesn’t just make sense
from a safety perspective. It makes a lot of financial sense too. Most
fire extinguishers cost less than a hundred dollars, but can prevent
thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages.However, most people aren’t aware that there is an alternative to the classic red fire extinguisher that we’re all familiar with. Since the fire extinguisher design hasn’t changed much in decades, you might think that there isn’t room for improvement, but there is. Behold, the Elide fire extinguishing ball:
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by Andy Hoffman, Miles Franklin:
[Yesterday, just] one day before the Ides of March; when not one, not two, but three potentially explosive “PM bullish, everything-else-bearish” factors are “scheduled” to occur. During which, Andrew Maguire claims the wholesale physical gold market – where the world’s largest buyers, like Central banks and sovereign funds, play – has never been tighter; with massive unseen buy orders at the $1,200/oz level. Will this in fact “break” the paper market in the next few months, as he anticipates? I guess we’ll have to wait and see. As for me, all I can say is that I’venever seen such extreme levels of, well, extremes, in the political, economic, and monetary arenas; which tell me, given all I’ve learned over a three-decade career, that what we are witnessing today is not only historically unsustainable; but unequivocally, nearing the “end of its rope.”
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[Yesterday, just] one day before the Ides of March; when not one, not two, but three potentially explosive “PM bullish, everything-else-bearish” factors are “scheduled” to occur. During which, Andrew Maguire claims the wholesale physical gold market – where the world’s largest buyers, like Central banks and sovereign funds, play – has never been tighter; with massive unseen buy orders at the $1,200/oz level. Will this in fact “break” the paper market in the next few months, as he anticipates? I guess we’ll have to wait and see. As for me, all I can say is that I’venever seen such extreme levels of, well, extremes, in the political, economic, and monetary arenas; which tell me, given all I’ve learned over a three-decade career, that what we are witnessing today is not only historically unsustainable; but unequivocally, nearing the “end of its rope.”
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from The Anti Media:
As the Syrian conflict has dragged on for the better part of six years,
foreign troops have continually played a major role in the fighting and
in the conflict’s escalation, causing some to comment that Syria’s
so-called civil war is really a proxy war between competing geopolitical
interests.
The presence of foreign troops has consistently been a point of controversy for the embattled regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, as only one foreign nation – Russia – was ever invited to bring troops into the country. In contrast, the forces of other nations – nearly all of which have long been seeking Assad’s removal – have waffled between claiming that their troops are in Syria to fight the Islamic State or to depose Assad, placing the Syrian president in an undeniably complicated situation.
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As the Syrian conflict has dragged on for the better part of six years,
foreign troops have continually played a major role in the fighting and
in the conflict’s escalation, causing some to comment that Syria’s
so-called civil war is really a proxy war between competing geopolitical
interests.The presence of foreign troops has consistently been a point of controversy for the embattled regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, as only one foreign nation – Russia – was ever invited to bring troops into the country. In contrast, the forces of other nations – nearly all of which have long been seeking Assad’s removal – have waffled between claiming that their troops are in Syria to fight the Islamic State or to depose Assad, placing the Syrian president in an undeniably complicated situation.
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by Michael Krieger, Liberty Blitzkrieg:
On March 3rd, at approximately 9pm, hackers stole my phone number. I
didn’t become aware of this until a little more than 24 hours later, but
hacking attempts on my other accounts began right away. Prior to this
nightmarish experience, I had never heard of this happening to anyone
else; however, in the days that followed I quickly became aware of its
rapidly growing popularity and frightening ease of execution. Pulling
off this attack requires virtually no technical skills, rather it relies
entirely on social engineering, persistence, and an incompetent telecom
employee. If this can happen to me, it can happen to virtually anybody.
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On March 3rd, at approximately 9pm, hackers stole my phone number. I
didn’t become aware of this until a little more than 24 hours later, but
hacking attempts on my other accounts began right away. Prior to this
nightmarish experience, I had never heard of this happening to anyone
else; however, in the days that followed I quickly became aware of its
rapidly growing popularity and frightening ease of execution. Pulling
off this attack requires virtually no technical skills, rather it relies
entirely on social engineering, persistence, and an incompetent telecom
employee. If this can happen to me, it can happen to virtually anybody.Read More
by David Stockman, DailyReckoning:
Speaker Ryan’s Obamacare “repeal and replace” plan, as I’ve been predicting, is a complete fiscal disaster.
Not only will it add $1.1 trillion to the Federal deficit over the next decade, but, more importantly, it reforms exactly nothing.
It leaves Obama’s big Medicaid expansion virtually in place, swaps one kind of tax credit for another in the individual insurance market and leaves the huge, perverse tax subsidy — amounting to upwards of $350 billion per year — for employer plans completely untouched.
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Speaker Ryan’s Obamacare “repeal and replace” plan, as I’ve been predicting, is a complete fiscal disaster.Not only will it add $1.1 trillion to the Federal deficit over the next decade, but, more importantly, it reforms exactly nothing.
It leaves Obama’s big Medicaid expansion virtually in place, swaps one kind of tax credit for another in the individual insurance market and leaves the huge, perverse tax subsidy — amounting to upwards of $350 billion per year — for employer plans completely untouched.
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by Simon Black, Sovereign Man:
Thousands of years ago, as far back as 3000 BC, the ancient Egyptians
had developed a highly advanced system of writing using hieroglyphic
symbols.
The used hieroglyphs for numbers as well.
A single line, for example, represented the number 1. Two strokes represented 2. Nine strokes for the number 9.
Since the Egyptians had not yet invented the “zero” in 3000 BC, representing the number 10 required a new symbol– a sort of upside down horseshoe.
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Thousands of years ago, as far back as 3000 BC, the ancient Egyptians
had developed a highly advanced system of writing using hieroglyphic
symbols.The used hieroglyphs for numbers as well.
A single line, for example, represented the number 1. Two strokes represented 2. Nine strokes for the number 9.
Since the Egyptians had not yet invented the “zero” in 3000 BC, representing the number 10 required a new symbol– a sort of upside down horseshoe.
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