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NUKE LAB FIRE DANGER
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Los Alamos under siege from wildfire...

'Throwing absolutely everything at this that we got'...
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Strange rumbling noises above Alkmaar, thunder without a pause for more than twenty minutes?

After a heavy storm I heard a strange constant rumbling, I took my camera into the front garden and filmed the grey sky, it sounded like thunder, it must have been thunder only it didn't stop for more than twenty minutes, I only managed eight minutes of film as my battery was low but the rumbling and lightning just carried on and on, the rumbling stopped but came back constantly for the next hour or so. I can honestly say I have never witnessed anything like this before.
Video here
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 NASA WARNING! A NEW ONE TO WORKERS AND FAMILIES

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IRAN TESTS NUKE MISSILES

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ANOTHER BLOODY DAY IN GREECE...

Athens demonstrators blockade Parliament...

'World economy at stake'...

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Police, protesters clash for 2nd day in Cairo...

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Havana's gay pride parade: Big debut, few marchers...

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30,000 Barrels of Plutonium at Lost Alamos-

Concerned Citizens For Nuclear Safety, an anti nuclear watchdog group, has reported that over 30,000 barrels of plutonium contaminated waste is being stored in tents ABOVE ground near the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
These barrels may be in danger due to a massive fire that has been quoted as, “entirely uncontained and highly unpredictable.”
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‘Overdue’ Earthquake Has New York Engineers on Alert
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Asteroid Buzzes Earth, Nearer Than Some Satellites
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Top Russian Astronomer: Alien Encounters 'Within 20 Years'
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Obama’s Ineligibility: Prepare for Martial Law
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Iran Fires 14 Missiles in 2nd Day of War Games
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Power Grid Change May Disrupt Clocks, Traffic Lights
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Celente Predicts Gold Standard Won't Save US Economy
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Egypt: Muslims Burn Christians’ Houses, Threaten Priest
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Pat Robertson warns God will destroy America over same sex marriage

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Brazil judge OKs country's first gay marriage

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Dutch set to ban religious animal slaughter

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Most Palestinians support UN statehood bid, poll finds

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Gaza-bound flotilla underway
French ship Dignity which departed for the rendezvous with vessels participating in the Gaza flotilla on Saturday has apparently decided to skip the Athens stop and is en route to Gaza. Flotilla organizers refused to officially confirm the ship is approaching the region and are maintaining secrecy. Jordanian activists said they purchased an additional ship for $805,000 which could carry as many as 200 activists. 

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U.K. Unions Plan Massive 750,00-Worker Strike for Thursday
Thousands of British schools will close and travelers will face long lines at airport immigration this week when three quarters of a million workers go on strike – the first blast in what unions hope will be a summer of discontent against the cost-cutting government’s austerity plans. The government hopes it will fizzle into a summer of hardheaded acceptance.  

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If you thought feds wanted to track you before, check out now
The federal government is arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court that police investigators and other authorities should be allowed to track American citizens in the U.S. to develop the "probable cause" needed for search warrants and other investigative tools.  

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Cemetery of Giant Creatures Found in Central Africa - A team of anthropologists found a mysterious burial in the jungle near the city of Kigali Rwanda (Central Africa). The remains belong to gigantic creatures that bear little resemblance to humans. Head of research group believes that they could be visitors from another planet who died as a result of a catastrophe.

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China's First Precious Metal Exchange Opens
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Could We Actually See A War Between Syria And Turkey?
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Now Obama's Sending Out 'Snoopers' To Pose As Patients So They Can Check Up On Doctors
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The Department of Education's S.W.A.T. Team

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Los Alamos fire inches closer to nuclear waste

(AP) LOS ALAMOS, N.M. — A wildfire burning near the desert birthplace of the atomic bomb advanced on the Los Alamos laboratory and thousands of outdoor drums of plutonium-contaminated waste Tuesday as authorities stepped up efforts to protect the site and monitor the air for radiation. Officials at the nation's premier nuclear weapons lab gave assurances that dangerous materials were safely stored and capable of withstanding flames from the 93-square-mile fire, which as of midday was as close as 50 feet from the grounds. A small patch of land at the laboratory caught fire Monday before firefighters quickly put it out. Teams were on high alert to pounce on any new blazes and spent the day removing brush and low-hanging tree limbs from the lab's perimeter. "We are throwing absolutely everything at this...

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34,000 Fukushima children to receive radiation meters

TOKYO — Radiation meters will be distributed to about 34,000 children living in the largest city near the tsunami-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant to monitor their exposure levels, a city official said Tuesday. The decision to hand out the meters comes amid growing concern over the safety of children as the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima plant drags on, posing potential long-term health risks. The devices, called dosimeters, will be distributed in September to children between the ages of four and 15 living in Fukushima city,..

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South China Sea Disputes Could Lead to War: Report

Risks are growing that incidents at sea involving China could lead to war in Asia, potentially drawing in the United States and other powers, an Australian think tank warned on Tuesday. The Lowy Institute said in a report that the Chinese military's risk-taking behaviour in the South and East China Seas, along with the country's resource needs and greater assertiveness, had raised the chances of an armed conflict. "The sea...

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Melbourne hit by freaky fog that 'looks like Armageddon rolling in'

A SPOOKY fog creeping slowly across Melbourne is a rare freak of nature, the weather bureau says. The dense fog covered large sections of Melbourne and was affecting flights at Melbourne Airport. Passengers are advised to check with their airlines or the Melbourne Airport website after a number of diversions and delays. The fog was expected to cover much of the metropolitan area tonight, after visibility was reduced to 500m at Moorabbin Airport earlier this evening. "So much fog, I can't even see if the tram is coming," one Twitter user...

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Greek woes may eclipse Lehman: Ackermann

FRANKFURT — Deutsche Bank’s CEO described the situation in Greece as critical and warned contagion to other eurozone members could lead to a crisis bigger than the one sparked by the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Governments across the single currency bloc are pushing the banks, pension funds and insurance firms that hold Greek sovereign debt to play a role in a second rescue package for the heavily indebted eurozone nation. Josef Ackermann cautioned against any steps that could spread the crisis to other vulnerable countries in the...

• How a Greek default would ripple around the world

• ‘No Plan B to avoid Greek default’

• The Next Global Credit Crisis: Why U.S. Banks and Greek Debt Will be the Toxic Trigger

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• Ron Paul: U.S. should declare 'bankruptcy'

  NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- How should the United States deal with its growing debt problem? Ron Paul thinks declaring "bankruptcy" might be a good idea. The Texas congressman and Republican presidential candidate was discussing Greece's fiscal trouble with Iowa radio host Jan Mickelson on Monday when he was asked, "If bankruptcy is the cure for Greece, is it also the cure for the United States?" "Absolutely," Paul replied. Of course, sovereign nations can't declare bankruptcy the same way a corporation might. Instead, the government...
  

  • Fed set to buy $300B more Treasuries

  • Bank of America nears $8.5-billion deal over mortgage-backed securities

  • Exclusive: U.S., Swiss at impasse on tax dodge accord

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  • French Banks Scramble to Prevent Another Global Collapse

    The threat of a Greek default has become so real that French banks, which constitute some of the top Greek debt holders, have intensified their efforts to ease the country's floundering finances. French lenders, along with their government, have suggested a debt rollover program, the first private-sector proposal to help save Greece. The proposal suggests reinvesting 50% of maturing Greek debt into 30-year Greek government bonds between now and 2014. The new securities would pay a coupon close to current loans' interest...

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  • 'Project Gunrunner' Whistleblower Says ATF Is Trying to Fire Him

  • From Fox News: An ATF agent who criticized – and publicized -- the agency’s “Project Gunrunner” scandal says he’s being fired for politically motivated reasons. Vince Cefalu says he was served with termination papers last week, and he says it’s because he’s been so vocal about ATF mismanagement, past and present. He was one of the whistleblowers who helped publicize...