Wednesday, April 20, 2011

FDIC-Failed Bank List / Multiple UFOs Sighted in Japan the Past Month / New DNC chief wants to screen all gun sales / Boy, Two, Is First Person In The World To Be Born With An Extra Strand of DNA/

Failed Bank List
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Multiple UFOs Sighted in Japan the Past Month

World-wide revolution or new world order enslavement

U.S. deficit clock 'now ticking loudly' after S&P downgrade

S&P hits U.S. Standard & Poor`s dropped a bombshell into the U.S. budget debate today, downgrading the outlook for America`s debt to "negative" from "stable" and raising the stakes markedly. `There have been rumblings about the U.S. credit rating for the past two years, and Moody`s warned earlier this year that the rating could be downgraded if progress is not soon made on the $1.5-trillion budget deficit,`` said Douglas Porter, deputy chief economist at BMO Nesbitt Burns. `Still, the S&P move serves as a stark warning for policy makers to take stronger, concerted action to address the shortfall,`` Mr. Porter said in a research note after the move by the U.S. credit rating agency. `The clock is now ticking loudly on a meaningful plan to reduce the budget deficit, with S&P looking for implementation by 2013. That looks to be an...
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Was JFK killed because of his interest in aliens? Secret memo shows president demanded UFO files 10 days before death

An uncovered letter written by John F Kennedy to the head of the CIA shows that the president demanded to be shown highly confidential documents about UFOs 10 days before his assassination. The secret memo is one of two letters written by JFK asking for information about the paranormal on November 12 1963, which have been released by the CIA for the first time. Author William Lester said the CIA released the documents to him under the Freedom of Information Act after he made a request while researching his new book 'A Celebration...
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New DNC chief: Screen sales of all guns

The new head of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is pushing for screenings of all gun purchases. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said the current law, which allows private firearm sales without background checks, is "outrageous." The Florida Democrat is sponsoring a soon-to-be-released proposal extending the screening requirements to all gun purchases, commercial or private. "It is outrageous that gun buyers evade the background check system every day, even in broad daylight," Wasserman Schultz said Monday at a gun reform...
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