By J.D. Heyes There is a constitutional fight brewing between Kansas, whose current governor is a former federal legislator, and the Obama Administration over the passage of a state law banning federal agents from enforcing national gun control mandates and regulations when all firearms business is conducted between citizens within the state’s boundaries. Gov. Sam [...]
Public schools in cooperation with the department of homeland security are now teaching kids safety measures, and advising that they seek relief in FEMA camps in a time of crisis. But are these post disaster relief camps, or military internment camps? by Cassius Methyl FEMA , the Red Cross, and the department of homeland security are [...]
By Mike Adams Those of us who have long been describing the pharmaceutical industry as a “criminal racket” over the last few years have been wholly vindicated by recent news. Drug and vaccine manufacturer Merck was caught red-handed by two of its own scientists faking vaccine efficacy data by spiking blood samples with animal antibodies. GlaxoSmithKline has just been fined [...]
The whole concept of Continuity of Government (COG) was originated by the British government during World War II, then was later adopted by the US and other world governments. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was the first US president to start implementing such a plan as COG, he put it on the table. by Shepard Ambellas A handful of people, an [...]
By Mike Adams Citizens Overwhelmingly Reject Dumping Toxic Fluoride Chemicals Into Their Water Supply Voters in Portland, Oregon solidly defeated a city-wide water fluoridation measure yesterday, with 60% of the voters saying “NO!” to the practice of adding toxic fluoride chemicals to the water. The result is a huge victory for www.CleanWaterPortland.org and all the men, women [...]
My heart goes out to all the victims of the tornado in Oklahoma and their families… You are all in my prayers. One of the first issues I discuss is the trend towards non-preparedness and “short-term thinking” among individuals and in communities that are prone to natural disaster. I cover the latest developments in the [...]
Geek Prepper Trees can help you find your way to water if you are ever in a survival situation. In fact, trees really tell us a lot. They are a navigational tool as well as lead us to water. We know trees need water to survive. Some trees prefer to grow closer to water than [...]
By Mike Adams A mile-wide tornado with 200mph winds tore through the suburbs of Oklahoma yesterday, killing 51 people and broadcasting a rude reminder of the fragility of human life and human civilization. Here at Natural News, our hearts go out to the family members of those killed in the storm, and we hope some [...]
By Mike Adams IRS official Lois Lerner who heads the tax exempt division of the IRS will be invoking Fifth Amendment protections under the Bill of Rights to avoid incriminating herself in federal testimony, reports the LA Times. What makes this such a hilarious example of hypocrisy, of course, is the fact that her office specifically [...]
Here’s an interesting article by Eric Griffith at PCMag.com that I came across while researching ways to erase your digital tracks. About the only thing that I don’t completely agree with is the use of Gmail for its encryption features. They may help protect you from hackers, spammers and scammers, but who’s gonna protect you from [...]
By Marc Slavo The Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 was originally established to protect American citizens from the federal use of military troops to enforce and execute the laws of the land unless expressly authorized by the Constitution or Congress. Since then, for over a century, this task has fallen upon local and federal law [...]
The following is an excerpt of Mike R’s extensive article on gun maintenance at The Survivalist Blog Long ago men learned that slapping some beef suet or mutton fat on steel or iron helped to hold off corrosion. It also helped the moving parts that rubbed against each other move more easily and not wear down as quickly. [...]