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Tractor Trailers Fly...
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Cleanup starts after tornadoes tear through Dallas-Fort Worth area
Lancaster, Texas (CNN) -- Cleanup efforts began in Texas on Tuesday after tornadoes ripped through the Dallas-Fort Worth area, tossing tractor-trailers like toys, forcing airlines to cancel flights and causing widespread damage. In Lancaster, Texas, south of Dallas, roofs were stripped to bare plywood and houses were speared by flying two-by-fours. About 300 buildings were damaged, according to the city's mayor. A citywide curfew was put in place, and a shelter was opened. "It was like 'The Wizard of Oz,' " said Gwen Dabbs, who wasn't able to.../
: Obama admin set to sue Sheriff Joe...
---Arpaio continues probe into president's birth...
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Muslim Brotherhood takes on Egypt's military...
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‘No place in America will be safe from our attacks’ if U.S. launches strike: Iran
The United States would not be safe from retaliation if Iran is attacked by Washington, the Iran newspaper quoted a senior Revolutionary Guards commander on Tuesday as saying. “In the face of any attack, we will have a crushing response. In that case, we will not only act in the boundaries of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, no place in America will be safe from our attacks,” Massoud Jazayeri was quoted as saying by the daily. Iran would not strike any country first, he said. Tehran is locked in a dispute with the West over its nuclear program. Israel and the United States have threatened military action against Iran unless it abandons activities which the West suspects are intended to develop nuclear weapons. Further talks between Iran and world powers are expected to take place this month in an attempt to reach a.../
Judges order Justice Department to clarify Obama remarks on health law case
A federal appeals court is striking back after President Obama cautioned the Supreme Court against overturning the health care overhaul and warned that such an act would be "unprecedented." A three-judge panel for the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ordered the Justice Department to explain by Thursday whether the administration believes judges have the power to strike down a federal law. One justice in particular chided the administration for what he said was being perceived as a "challenge" to judicial authority -- referring.../
A Swarm of Small Quakes Rattle Nerves in Riverside County
The Inland Empire has been very active during the past seven days, seismically speaking. "There's the Elsinore Fault, close to which several of the earthquakes have occurred this week," said Dr. Gareth Funning, of UC Riverside. On Tuesday morning, a small but shallow earthquake struck the Coachella Valley, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The temblor struck with a magnitude of 3.4 at 8:15 a.m. at a depth of 1.2 miles, its epicenter 11 miles north-northeast of Indio and 20 miles south- southwest of Twenty-nine Palms, according to.../
Sheriff Joe expands Obama probe to Hillary supporters
PHOENIX – Based on interviews WND conducted with insiders in Hillary Clinton’s 2008 campaign, Sheriff Joe Arpaio has decided to expand the scope of his law enforcement investigation into President Obama’s eligibility to include evidence and affidavits documenting alleged criminal activity by the Obama campaign in the 2008 Democratic Party.../
IMF chief Christine Lagarde urges US to give more cash to fight European debt crisis
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Spain’s rapid descent into crisis raises spectre of troika bailout
Spain is setting records this year and none of them is making Spanish budget and finance officials smile. The country’s unemployment rate has reached a new record and the government revealed Tuesday that its national debt will soar to a level not seen since 1990. The ratio of debt to gross domestic product will reach 79.8 per cent this year, up from 68.5 per cent in 2011, because of rising sovereign borrowing costs, the cost of the bank rescue fund, transfers to ailing regional governments and the contribution to the fresh Greek bailout./
UFO Encounter Revealed After Almost 40 Years By Ex-Military Pilot: Exclusive
On the night of Feb. 6, 1975, Marine Reserve Squadron Capt. Larry Jividen was piloting a T-39D Sabreliner (see image above) combat trainer and utility aircraft with five Naval officer pilots on board for a special training flight. He didn't know the evening would evolve into a game of "tag" with an unidentified flying object. Jividen hasn't spoken about that experience from nearly 40 years ago -- until now. The nine-year Marine Corps captain -- and later commercial airline pilot -- had taken off at twilight for a two-hour roundtrip that began and ended at the.../
4/4/2012 -- I'm mad as hell , and not going to take it anymore ! (S.W.T. weathermod remix) dutchsinse
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Fireball" Meteor Seen In Sky At Christchurch New Zealand Prophecy?
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Mother Nature’s latest attack on Japan: strong winds
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Mantle Plume: El Hierro island struck by two small tremors
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Jim Sinclair - Central Banks Buying Gold As Part of the Cure
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