Spain's poorest region suffers 32% unemployment... / EU Plot To Scrap Britain / Attorney for Christian pastor on death row in Iran reportedly sentenced to 9 years in jail / Samsung Galaxy S III Tracks Your Eyes, Knows When You’re Ready to Call / “We are Preparing for Massive Civil War,” Says DHS Informant / Geert Wilders, Marked For Death / President Reagan and an Alien Presence Among Us /Al Qaeda Magazine Calls for Firebomb Campaign in US / Mysterious Smell Envelops Central Israel / Leaked U.S. Army Document Outlines Plan For Re-Education Camps In America / Swarm of earthquakes rippling through Western Turkey / 50,000 fish found dead in pond in Shenzhen, China – cause of mysterious fish kill unknown / Underwater volcanic eruption reported near Japanese Iwo Jima Islands / Growing fears that North Korea’s infamous volcano will soon erupt / No. 53: Eruption of Pago volcano on-going in SW Britain, PNG / Army Battalions Called Up Under Emergency Orders To Meet Growing Threat On Egypt, Syria Borders / Israel Prepares for War / Red Dawn and the Chicago Spring

5.5 Quake Jolts Western Iran
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Popocatepetl Continues Blowing Ash, Steam Eruptions
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PAPER: Secret plan to create 'super-powerful EU president'...
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Spain's poorest region suffers 32% unemployment...
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Journalists being killed at 'astonishing pace'...
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Syria uprising creates chemical weapons concerns

THE HAGUE - With an uprising in Syria loosening the grip of president Bashar Assad, world powers are worried that he could lose control of a secret stockpile of chemical weapons, giving terrorists access to deadly poison gas. Syria is one of just eight states - along with its arch foe Israel and nearby Egypt - that have not joined the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention, which means the world's chemical weapons watchdog has no jurisdiction to intervene there. Western countries believe that Damascus has the world's largest remaining stockpile of...
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It's out there: Science journal publishes details of deadly lab-made bird flu that 'could cause global pandemic'

The science journal Nature has published the first of two controversial papers about laboratory-enhanced versions of the deadly bird flu virus - described by some as a 'recipe' for a bioterror attack. The virus sparked fears among U.S. biosecurity experts that it could be used as a recipe for a bioterrorist attack. Bird flu is lethal in humans, but in its natural form, is unable to be spread from person to person by coughing or sneezing. The publication of the paper by Yoshihiro Kawaoka of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, on Wednesday follows...
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EU Plot To Scrap Britain

SENIOR Eurocrats are secretly plotting to create a super-powerful EU president to realise their dream of abolishing ­Britain and other nation states, the Daily Express can reveal. A covert group of EU foreign ministers has drawn up plans for merging the jobs currently done by Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, and Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission. The new bureaucrat, who would not be directly elected by voters, is set to get sweeping control over the entire EU and force member countries into...
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Israel's military censor to monitor Facebook, Twitter, blogs

Israel's military launched a new system this week to monitor information on the Internet, the chief military censor said on Tuesday. Col. Sima Vaknin-Gil said that the new system will monitor visual and textual information on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, on blogs and on traditional news sites. Speaking at the Digit 2012 conference at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya, Vaknin-Gil explained that the new system will examine information using key words labeled in advance. The system will be able to monitor...
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Attorney for Christian pastor on death row in Iran reportedly sentenced to 9 years in jail

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Samsung Galaxy S III Tracks Your Eyes, Knows When You’re Ready to Call

After months of speculation, Samsung’s Galaxy S III smartphone is here, and just as rumored, it has a massive touchscreen and a speedy quad-core processor. It’s also the official smartphone of the 2012 Olympic Games. As Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S III in London Thursday, it focused less on spec details and more on the concept that the phone can actually predict your next move — a talent you won’t find in rival phones like the HTC One X and Apple’s iPhone 4S. One new feature, Smart Stay, uses eye-tracking technology to put the phone to sleep...
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Military begins Olympic security exercises in London

Tests of air defence missile systems at six sites across London using dummy armaments have begun. And Typhoon jets, based at RAF Northolt in west London, will take to the skies over south-east England with Lynx, Sea King and Puma helicopters. Exercise Olympic Guardian, which goes on until 10 May, will also see HMS Ocean sail to Greenwich in the capital. Military chiefs have warned residents of an increase in loud air activity. The exercises are testing how RAF personnel, soldiers and sailors will intercept and communicate with aircraft...
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“We are Preparing for Massive Civil War,” Says DHS Informant

In a riveting interview on TruNews Radio, Wednesday, private investigator Doug Hagmann said high-level, reliable sources told him the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is preparing for “massive civil war” in America. “Folks, we’re getting ready for one massive economic collapse,” Hagmann told TruNews host Rick Wiles. Sign-up for my 100% FREE Alerts “We have...
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The surprising threat from Mexico's awakened volcano

North America's second-tallest volcano recently rumbled to life, putting authorities on edge. Big eruptions of Mexico's massive Popocatepetl volcano are "few and far between," as one geologist says. Yet even without any dramatic fireworks, 17,800-foot (5,425-meter) "Popo" has the power to wreak havoc. Geologist Mike Sheridan, a professor emeritus at the University at Buffalo, said that Popo and, in fact, many other volcanoes around the world harbor a means of destruction that many people may not associate with volcanoes: mudflows. "And they...
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Windermere massive sinkhole threatens Florida home

WINDERMERE, Fla. - A massive sinkhole has opened up in the backyard of a Windermere home. The sinkhole is about 50-feet wide and 50-feet deep. Officials said the sinkhole swallowed up four trees. Crews with the Orange County Fire Rescue are working to stabilize the sinkhole and monitor the situation.
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'Supermoon,' Meteor Shower and Solar Eclipse to Grace May Skies

The month of May looks to be a promising one for skywatchers around the world, with the largest full moon of the year — a so-called "supermoon" — kicking things off this weekend. But the moon is just one of several tantalizing sky events this month, which include a meteor shower from Halley's comet and the first solar eclipse of the year. The skywatching action starts with a celestial double-feature. On Saturday and Sunday (May 5- 6) a "supermoon" of 2012 and the Eta Aquarid meteor shower will both hit their peak. While the bright full moon...
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Geert Wilders, Marked For Death

Following the defeat of fascism in World War II and the collapse of Soviet communism in the late 1980’s, Fukuyama and others posited the ‘End of History’ thesis, by which was meant that ideas of freedom and liberal democracy had won the day. How wrong they were! During the long years of the ‘Cold War’ and of the ‘Pax Americana’ in Europe and East Asia, cultural changes were gradually taking place in sheltered countries whose cultural elites in media, academia and politics, began to lose touch with the realities of the world...
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Obama Signs E.O. Declaring International Law for the UN
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“If I Wanted America to Fail”

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President Reagan and an Alien Presence Among Us
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Al Qaeda Magazine Calls for Firebomb Campaign in US
---New al-Qaida Plot to Burn U.S. Forests
The six-point plan appeared Saturday and called for:

• attacks on the assets of large American companies all over the world;
• attacks on U.S. oil refineries;
• attacks on civilian airports with the goal of financially devastating U.S. airlines;
• deliberate pollution of food system;
• setting of fires in the forests – “especially those that provide the American
  market with the raw materials for the wood and paper and byproducts industries”;
• attacks like those on the railway transportation lines in Spain;
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• Mysterious Smell Envelops Central Israel
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• Great Earthquake of Epic Proportions Impedes Travel, Drought
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• Leaked U.S. Army Document Outlines Plan For Re-Education Camps In America
  
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• Occupiers Storm Boston Tea Party Rally
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• Swarm of earthquakes rippling through Western Turkey
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• Moderate 5.5 magnitude earthquake destroys 30 homes and injures 8 in Iran
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• Cold War rhetoric takes dangerous turn: Russia threatens to destroy NATO missile shield if talks continue to stall

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50,000 fish found dead in pond in Shenzhen, China – cause of mysterious fish kill unknown
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Underwater volcanic eruption reported near Japanese Iwo Jima Islands
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Growing fears that North Korea’s infamous volcano will soon erupt
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No. 53: Eruption of Pago volcano on-going in SW Britain, PNG
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Army Battalions Called Up Under Emergency Orders To Meet Growing Threat On Egypt, Syria Borders
---Israel Prepares for War
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Red Dawn and the Chicago Spring
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500 Kiloton Nuke Bomb... An/d Sub... Go Missing From Germany
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Jerusalem "Seal" 2,700 Year Old From Tribe Of Judah!