According to new top secret files made public by the internet website WikiLeaks, Al Qaida terrorists have threatened to unleash a “nuclear hellstorm” on the West if their leader Osama bin Laden, is ever captured or assassinated. A senior Al Qaida commander…
By: MOTH You may think that Card Check is the answer for workers rights. In this video, circumventing the law is the way to get-er-done. Personally, I prefer to live in a world where using the law is the way to get…
TheBlaze is reporting that the Lebanese Hezbollah guerrilla group is planning to attack Israeli targets abroad, according to Israel’s Channel 2 Television News. The planned attack is said to ‘already be in motion.’ No specific target was mentioned, but Hezbollah has asserted…
By: MOTH I frequently hear ‘important’ people like Michael Moore say that the country is not broke. Then I have one question for Mr. Moore and those who believe in this heresy: if we are not broke, then why the need to…
U.S. Federal Regulators closed six failing U.S. banks on Friday, bringing the year’s total so far to 34. The banks closed today were: Bartow County Bank of Cartersville, GA New Horizons Bank of East Ellijay, GA Nexity Bank of Birmingham, AL Superior…
In doing some research regarding the plea Nancy Pelosi made to the American people on Friday to concentrate on our “shared values”, I uncovered this from Socialism and The Common Good: New Fabian Essays by Preston T. King, pages 153-154: Citizenship and…
Reuters is reporting that The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday urged the United States to outline credible measures to reduce its Federal budget deficit, pressuring the White House to detail plans to gain control of the current record debt. The IMF noted…
According to the New York Fed on Tuesday, the Federal Reserve will purchase approximately $97 billion of Treasuries and Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities from April 13th through May 11th. The purchases are all part of the second round of quantitative easing (QE2) program…
Japanese nuclear regulators plan to raise the severity of the Fukushima nuclear disaster from the current 6 to the highest level 7. The disaster will then officially be on par with the Chernobyl disaster back in 1986.
