Bibi's October surprise for Obama? Israeli PM preparing to strike Iran before U.S. November elections
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling early elections so that he and his government will be free to deal with Iran’s nuclear program this September-October, one of Israel’s best-informed political commentators said on Friday night. Netanyahu is set on Sunday to announce that he is dissolving parliament and calling elections for September 4 — a year ahead of schedule. In the weeks immediately after that vote, said well-connected commentator Amnon Abramovich on the top-rated Channel 2 news, Netanyahu will head a transition government at home and have no need to worry about voter sentiment, and he knows that President Barack Obama will be paralyzed by the US presidential campaign. Netanyahu has shocked the nation in the past few days by indicating that he will be calling elections.../
Syria Moving Scuds to Israel, Turkey Borders
Jordanian news site Ahbar Baladna reports that western spy satellites have recently spotted movements of Syrian heavy missile launchers northward and southward, toward Syria's borders with Turkey and Israel. The site says hundreds of high-caliber launchers are being moved, and that these could only be long range Scud missile launchers. Syria has threatened in the past that in the event of foreign military intervention on its soil, it will not hesitate to fire missiles at Israel and Turkey in order to ignite a large scale regional war. Turkish and French.../
France, Greece and Germany election results send austerity shockwaves through Europe
François Hollande's election threws down the gauntlet to Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, who has railroaded the eurozone into agreeing a new "fiskalpakt" treaty enshrining Germany's austerity doctrine. The economic doctrine of austerity, to cut the burden of state spending to free up the economy, has ruled supreme with the support all of Europe's leaders, the European Union and financial markets. But political leaders were on Sunday night conceding the consensus had been shattered beyond repair. With Europe's.../
March of Millions’ Turns Violent in MoscowThe “March of Millions” staged in Moscow on the eve of President-elect Vladimir Putin’s taking office turned from a somewhat peaceful march down the street into violent clashes with a number of both police and protesters injured and some 400 demonstrators detained. According to social networks, some 18,000 people signed up for the demonstration, but police put the official number at only 8,000. Organizers on the other hand say there were over 100,000...
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Mexico city distributes volcano masks
Mexico City's government has started distributing 483,000 masks to residents who might need protection from the ash being spewed by the Popocatepetl volcano. The Federal District's Public Safety Secretariat activated its strategic plan on Saturday, distributing the masks and starting a series of "talks on the preventive measures that should be taken" by the eight million people living in the capital's boroughs. A total of 222 teams from the secretariat went to the boroughs of Iztapalapa, Milpa Alta, Tlahuac, Xochimilco, Tlalpan, Venustiano Carranza.../
Nibiru: The Nonexistent Planet
/Mystery of Cincinnati Sea Beast Deepens
Is it animal, vegetable or mineral -- or something else entirely? The collective brainpower of several dozen scientists was unable to unravel the mystery of a strange beast nearly half a billion years old, tentatively nicknamed “Godzillus.” Ron Fine, an amateur paleontologist from Dayton, Ohio, hoped the supersmart group of scientists at a regional meeting of the Geological Society of America could help explain the baffling find he made recently: the fossil of a very large, very mysterious "monster" that lived near Cincinnati 450 million years ago./
Family flees home as sinkhole swallows property
A Florida family of 6 escaped their home as a growing sinkhole started to swallow their backyard. TODAY’s Lester Holt speaks with the family. >>> your window and seeing a gigantic sinkhole in your backyard. it happened to one family of six in florida who were forced to evacuate when the 100-foot sinkhole came within a few feet of their back door. luckily, they escaped. lou and denise lambboros arose and two of their children join us from windermere, florida. good morning. >> good morning. >> lou , it's terrifying to see that sinkhole so.../
Peru coast littered with dead birds, dolphins
The government of Peru has warned people away from beaches along the country's northern coast due to the hundreds of dead birds and dolphins that have washed up on shore. More than 1,000 dead birds, a majority of them pelicans, and hundreds of dead dolphins have washed up in recent weeks. The alert did not shut down beaches, but local officials were warned to wear protective gear such as gloves and masks when handling the dead animals. While initial examinations of the dolphins indicate their deaths may have been.../
NATO road closings: 'It won't be business as usual'
City officials are describing a lengthy list of roadway closings, parking bans and mass transit reroutes during the upcoming NATO summit weekend as "minor inconveniences," but independent transportation experts cautioned that the scope of the security-related changes could be disruptive. The best advice from transportation experts to drivers planning to head downtown on May 19-21 is: Don't. In some cases, you won't be able to get there from here, despite official pronouncements that it will be a fairly normal spring weekend and back.../
Here's one I made earlier: Making organ donation a thing of the past - the British lab growing human spare parts
'This is a nose we’re growing for a patient next month,’ Professor Alexander Seifalian says matter-of-factly, plucking a Petri dish from the bench beside him. Inside is an utterly lifelike appendage, swimming in red goo. Alongside it is another dish containing an ear. ‘It’s a world first,’ he says smiling. ‘Nobody has ever grown a nose before.’ His lab is little more than a series of worn wooden desktops strewn with beakers, solutions, taps, medical jars, tubing and paperwork, and looks like a school chemistry lab. But it’s from here that Seifalian.../
FBI renews push for ready-made Web wiretaps
The FBI is asking Internet companies not to oppose a controversial proposal that would require the firms, including Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, and Google, to build in backdoors for government surveillance. In meetings with industry representatives, the White House, and U.S. senators, senior FBI officials argue the dramatic shift in communication from the telephone system to the Internet has made it far more difficult for agents to wiretap Americans suspected of illegal activities, CNET has learned. The FBI general counsel's office has drafted.../
Did UFO land on Cannock Chase in Roswell style incident?
It’s being dubbed the Midland’s own Roswell. The controversial American flying saucer reports were brought to public attention thanks to a whistleblower in the intelligence arm of the US Air Force. And it was US Navy third class petty officer S M Brannigan who raised alarm bells about a mysterious crash in Penkridge, a town on the edge of the River Penk, near Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, between February and March, 1964. Click here to find out more! He said three bodies were recovered from the operation to deal with the incident at Cocksparrow.../
Is that a police car or a Christmas tree in the sky? Strange UFO flashes multi-coloured lights above skies of Lithuania
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Online video shows ‘dancing UFOs’ over Cyprus
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Is it because it's May the Fourth (be with you)?: Video shows off first 3D hologram communicator like the one in Star Wars
'Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope,' says Princess Leia via a 3D hologram in Star Wars - and that technology has come a step closer to reality today. A human-sized 3D video-conferencing pod has been unveiled on May 4th - known as 'Star Wars Day' because of its similarity to the phrase 'May the force be with you.' 'Why Skype when you can talk to a life-size 3D holographic image of another person? says professor Roel Vertegaal. The technology Dr. Vertegaal and researchers at the Queen's Human Media Lab have developed is called.../
2 Quakes Shake New Zealand
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Will Chinese Herbal Pills Containing Dead Baby Flesh Lead to Human Mad Cow Disease?
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Fukushima Reactor No. 4 Vulnerable to Catastrophic Collapse; Could Unleash 85x Cesium-137 Radiation of Chernobyl; Human Civilization on the Brink
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Human Race Being Terminated by 'Scientific Suicide'
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Is Rome Reviving?
---Return to Jekyll Island
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America in Prophecy: A Transhuman Replicant Future
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The Planned Re-Election of Obama, Revolutionary Style
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U.S. Internment Camp: Prison for a New American Century
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Donald Trump Warns of Worldwide "Muslim Problem
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Spain to spend billions on bank rescue...
---New eurozone crisis looms as Spain prepares bail-out
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Extraordinary health measure taken after hundreds of dolphins and pelicans wash-up on Peru's shores
Dolphins, by the hundreds, are dying off the coast of Peru. And the reason for their death seems to be big mystery. About 877 dolphin carcasses have been found along the shores of the country’s northern regions, said Deputy Environment Minister Gabriel Quijandria. It has set off alarms in Peru, with investigators trying to determine why they are dying. Among the possible facots are a virus or seismic oil exploration that has recently been carried out off northern Peru. An analysis of the beached dolphins' internal organs hasn't found the sort of symptoms that experts have seen in other cases when dolphins have been affected by seismic tests, Quijandria said in a radio interview. He said experts are studying whether the animals could have succumbed to a virus. "So far, it's the most probable hypothesis, and it.../
Chicago lawyer wears Muslim garb while defending Gitmo 5 client
Attorney Cheryl Bormann is no stranger to defending unpopular clients. She spent several years with the Cook County public defender's office supervising lawyers handling death penalty trials. Then she joined a state office that provided assistance to attorneys in death penalty cases across Illinois. Now Bormann is defending Walid bin Attash, one of five top al-Qaidaoperatives on trial in Guantanamo Bay for allegedly conspiring in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The five men, who have come to be known collectively as the Gitmo.../
Disney may be on to something: New technology could bring objects to life
This piece originally appeared on the WaPo Labs Blog on May 7.WaPo Labs is the digital team at the Washington Post Company focused on innovation and experimenting with emerging technologies. What do the following images have in common? Dancing candlesticks. Marching brooms. Flying carpets. One brave little toaster. If you guessed Disney, you’re right. The animation company has had a long history of featuring inanimate objects as anthropomorphic characters in its films, dating as far back as 1940’s Fantasia, when a sorcerer Mickey.../
TELL US: Encounters of strange kind in our peninsula skies
/Angry Muslims Greet Geert Wilders in London
HOLOCAUST COMING Jim Rogers on the pending world economic crisis.
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One of the largest sunspot groups in years slowly rotating towards Earth
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Mysterious fish kill under investigation in Kuwait
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Bad moon rising: Eurozone governments and markets slide deeper into chaos
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Strange Noises, Vibrating Homes in Northeast Austin, TX - Landfill to Blame? 5/6/12
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Solar Storms Threaten Earth, Sinkholes (Photos) Bible Signs!
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Michael Weber and Debbie Lewis on Securing Liberty, Thurs. May 10, 10-11 p.m. MDT
Stan and Steve Quayle guest with John B. Wells on Coast To Coast AM Saturday, May 12, 10 p.m. PDT. Topic: Everything Coming At Us On Earth-Earth Changes, Revolution, Upheaval and Peril. This will be must hear listening!
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May 7, 2012 - Crop Formation Reported in Italy
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