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Why "Nothing Matters": Central Banks Have Bought A Record $1 Trillion In Assets In 2017
Central banks (ECB & BoJ) have bought $1 trillion of financial assets just in the first four months of 2017, which amounts to $3.6 trillion annualized, "the largest CB buying on record." more »
MULTIPLE PEOPLE ARRESTED AT FLINT WATER TOWN HALL MEETING Video
Police say six people were arrested Thursday evening at a Flint church during a town hall meeting on Flint Mayor Karen Weaver’s recommendation to stay on the Detroit water system. more »
LIBERAL OAKLAND CREATES COUNTRY’S FIRST ‘SANCTUARY WORKPLACES’ FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
There are hundreds of sanctuary cities nationwide, providing relief from the prospect of deportation to undocumented immigrants who live and work in those places. American colleges and universities have followed suit, becoming part of a major movement… more »
How Reality Is Being Manufactured Video
Reality is being manufactured to manipulate your emotions and actions! In this video, It used to be if you controlled the oil, you controlled the world. Now it’s if you control the information, you control the world. That is why they are cracking down… more »
Death Toll Jumps to 20 in Venezuela Protests
The death toll in three weeks of violence at anti-government protests in Venezuela jumped to 20 people after a night of clashes and pillaging left 12 people dead in Caracas, reports AFP. Riot police and pro-government vigilantes fought running battles… more »
‘Totally surreal’: Blackouts hit LA, New York and San Francisco
Power outages hit Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, leaving commuters stranded and traffic backed up Friday. About 90,000 customers were affected in San Francisco.While the outages occurred around the same time there is no evidence they were… more »
Tear gas, smoke grenades & flares: Violence erupts at Paris protest day before election (VIDEO)
Members of dozens of French unions and civil groups have taken to the streets of Paris ahead of Sunday’s presidential vote, protesting what they call a “political masquerade.” Police deployed tear gas after protesters used smoke grenades and flares.… more »
Risk of ‘Accidental’ Nuclear War Growing Says UN Panel (Video)
United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDR) that argues that as the modern battlefield becomes more technologically complex, crowded with more sensors, satellites, drones, and interconnected networks, the risks of another nuclear accident… more »
Romania to buy Patriot missiles from U.S. to boost defenses
NATO member Romania plans to buy Patriot missiles from U.S. company Raytheon to help protect its airspace, a senior Defence Ministry official said on Thursday. The plan will be a key part of the European Union country's plan to modernize its military,… more »
Move over Touch ID—Mastercard is building fingerprint scanners directly into their cards
The company has announced it's beginning trials of its "next-generation biometric card" in South Africa. In addition to the standard chip and pin, the new cards have a built-in fingerprint reader that the user can use to authenticate every purchase.… more »
Restore France’s borders, expel foreign nations on watchlist – Le Pen to French govt
Presidential candidate Marine le Pen has called on the French government to immediately reinstate the country’s borders and expel foreign nationals being monitored by intelligence services in the aftermath of yesterday’s terrorist attack in Paris. We… more »
Japanese destroyers join US strike group amid tensions on Korean Peninsula
Two Japanese Navy destroyers have joined the carrier strike group ‘USS Carl Vinson’ heading towards the Korean Peninsula for a massive show of force as North Korea prepares to mark the 85th anniversary of the foundation of its military. The Japanese… more »
Champs-Elysees shooting: Gunman who killed 1 police officer & injured 2 ‘identified,’ passerby hurt
Following a shooting on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, one police officer has been left dead and another two seriously injured. A foreign female passerby received a light injury. The suspected attacker was killed, according to police. more »
Nuclear Expert: “Everybody Would Die” if World War 3 Broke Out
. Greg Mello, secretary, executive director of the Los Alamos Study Group: “Everybody in the world would die. Some people in southern hemisphere might survive, probably not even them, a couple of nuclear weapons could end United States government and… more »
French police, protesters clash in anti-Le Pan rally in Marseille
French police have used tear gas to disperse angry demonstrators protesting against far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen in the southern city of Marseilles. Some 500 protesters, shouting anti-Le Pen slogans, attempted to counter a rally by… more »
General Motors accuses Venezuela of illegally seizing its car plant
US automaker General Motors (GM)accused Venezuelan authorities of seizing its plant in the industrial hub of Valencia and pledged to "take all legal action."" In addition, other assets of the company, such as vehicles, have been illegally taken from its… more »
Two Policemen Injured in Series of 18 Attacks in Southern Thailand
Two policemen were wounded in 18 synchronized attacks on Thailand's security forces in the country's southern provinces, allegedly committed by Muslim separatist movements, state television reported Thursday. In most cases, the militants threw hand… more »
3 killed as Venezuelans hit streets in massive anti-Maduro protest (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Three people have died as a result of the so-called “mother of all marches” taking place in Venezuela. Demonstrators are calling for the resignation of President Nicolas Maduro amid the country’s ongoing economic crisis. Massive rallies are being held… more »
Terrifying red-eyed MUTANT wasp is created for the first time using a controversial 'cut and paste' gene-editing technique
The red-eyed wasps were created using CRISPR gene-slicing technology. Scientists say it gives them a way to study some of the wasp's unusual biology. more »
Maduro planning to swap Venezuela’s gold for dollars
Instead of selling the gold outright, a move which would have been met with a firestorm of protests from political opponents and allies alike, Maduro merely leased it to Citi instead. Specifically, Venezuela provided 1.4 million troy ounces of gold to… more »
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