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Expose: The Vatican Wants to Lay its Hands on Jerusalem
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On the move? Scientists discover geothermal activity outside Yellowstone zone
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Massive power outages reported as storm batters France
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Seismic sensors In Iceland record 1300 tremors in the month of November
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Birds accused of losing bearings in New Mexico and flying into trucks- 50 found dead
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Russia Seizes Radioactive Material En Route to Iran...
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SEVERE DROUGHT LEAVES TEXAS WITH 600K FEWER CATTLE...
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Obama Signs NDAA Martial Law
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FEMA Camps On 72 Hour Notice And Military Authorized To Arrest = Verifed
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KIM JONG IS DEAD
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Fears over French credit downgrade...
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China villagers threaten to march on government offices...
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EGYPT'S DAY OF SHAME...
---SOLDIERS STRIP, STOMP WOMEN...
-----CHAOS IN TAHRIR SQUARE...
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Blast hits gas pipeline to Jordan, Israel...
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Ron Paul Warns Martial Law Being Established in USA...
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5.9-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia's Sulawesi, no casualties reported
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What Did Jesus Say About ‘Natural’ Disasters?
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Dozens of Dead Birds Litter NM Highway
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Should You Worry About Europe's Back Door Bank Run?
On Wednesday, Fitch Ratings Inc. downgraded its credit ratings on five of Europe's biggest banks, and while that decision made headlines, it's not the most important story to come out of Europe this week. The real story, which the mainstream media is neglecting, is that there are signs of an underground run on Europe's banks. Almost nobody's talking about it, but there are indications money is already moving out of the European Union (EU) faster than rats abandoning a sinking ship. Not through the front door, mind you. There are no lines, no distraught customers and no teller windows being boarded up - not yet, anyway. For now the run is through the back door, and there are four things that make me think so: Italy's planned ban on cash transactions over 1,000 euros, or about $1,300. French, Spanish,../
The Silver Rush at MF Global
It's one thing for $1.2 billion to vanish into thin air through a series of complex trades, the well-publicized phenomenon at bankrupt MF Global. It's something else for a bar of silver stashed in a vault to instantly shrink in size by more than 25%. That, in essence, is what's happening to investors whose bars of silver and gold were held through accounts with MF Global. The trustee overseeing the liquidation of the failed brokerage has proposed dumping all remaining customer assets—gold, silver, cash, options, futures and commodities...---Exclusive: CME Trust's charity grants halt on MF failure
-------Trustee to Seize and Liquidate Even the Stored Customer Gold and Silver Bullion From MF Global
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MF Global's cost to farmers appears large
WASHINGTON - The cost of the scandal at MF Global is becoming clearer to farmers and grain elevator operators across the Midwest, and it could be huge. A court-appointed trustee testified last week that he has found enough money within the company to pay back roughly 72 percent of missing funds over the next several weeks and may find another 3 cents on the dollar. But trustee James Giddens said generating enough cash to fully cover the entire $1.2 billion taken from customer accounts will be a challenge. If that turns out to be accurate, agricultural.../
2 earthquakes rattle Puerto Rico
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