Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta, Canada (July 24, 2012) / Thousands of dead Fish found on Big Sandy Lake, Minnesota (July 24, 2012) / Mysterious abyssal hole opens up in Magdalena, New Mexico (July 21, 2012) / Worsening Illinois drought points to increasingly ominous signs for crops – likely worst on record / Greece to run out of money by August 20: crisis entering dangerous new stage / Riots in Spain, Extremism on the Rise in Europe (RT) / From Natural Resources to Currency Wars w/Rick Rule & Jim Rickards

Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta, Canada (July 24, 2012)

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Thousands of dead Fish found on Big Sandy Lake, Minnesota (July 24, 2012)

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Mysterious abyssal hole opens up in Magdalena, New Mexico (July 21, 2012)

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GOOGLE Unveils Superfast Internet in Kansas City...
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Roseanne Barr Apologizes For Blasting CHICK-FIL-A, 'Christian Liars'...
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Worsening Illinois drought points to increasingly ominous signs for crops – likely worst on record
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US Air Force claims to be source of mysterious cloud rings seen in skies over Hawaii
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America’s infrastructure buckling from climate change: we’re being hit with the ‘Storm of century’ every year now
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Greece to run out of money by August 20: crisis entering dangerous new stage
---More empty promises to fix European debt problems, prop up ailing financial markets
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41 gas emissions and low rumbling tremors: Popocatépetl simmers, biding her time
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Strong 6.7 magnitude earthquake strikes near island of Mauritius

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8.6 earthquake possible in Southern California? Caltech study suggests new ‘mega-earthquake’ risk

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Poll: Most Americans would vote atheist for president The latest survey, from June, found that 54 percent of those asked said they would vote a "well- qualified" atheist into the Oval Office— the highest percentage since Gallup began asking the question in 1958, when only 18 percent said they would back a nonbeliever. On the other hand, the survey showed that those who do not believe in God still come in behind every other group polled for, including gays and lesbians (68 percent) and Muslims (58 percent). Still, an imaginary atheist candidate passed the 50 percent threshold for the first time when Gallup asked the question in August 2011, so the trend is upward. "We have seen an enormous change over time in the willingness to vote for an atheist," said Karlyn Bowman, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, which reports the... / Millions hit by new banking glitch The IT glitches at Nationwide and Natwest come just weeks after a bungled software update left up to 12 million Natwest and RBS customers unable to pay bills or move money. Consumer groups called for savers to be compensated and said that the computer problems are proof of "widespread failure" in the banking system. Over 700,000 customers at the Nationwide building society were told today that they had been charged twice for making purchases with their debit cards. The card transactions in question were made on Tuesday but were debited... / The Vatican’s temptation to exit the Euro Two years ago, the then Secretary General of the Vatican Governorate and current Apostolic Nuncio to the U.S., Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, proposed to unhook the Holy See from the Euro in order to prevent it from being subjected to European laws and checks.” The revelation was made by the dean of Vatican journalists, Benny Lai, in his book "Vatican Finances. From Pius XI to Benedict XVI" (published by Rubettino, pp. 160, Euro 12), on sale in bookstores. Lai, an authoritative Vatican observer and analyst and the author of a number of books... / Peter Schiff - Gold Just Broke Out & Is Now Off To The Races / Debt Crisis: Europe Is Sleepwalking Towards Imminent Disaster, Warn Top Economists / Satellites Reveal Sudden Greenland Ice Melt ---Antarctic: Grand Canyon-Sized Rift 'Speeding Ice Melt' / Incredibly aggressive Chemtrailling above Vorarlberg in Austria

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Riots in Spain, Extremism on the Rise in Europe (RT) - More austerity has led to a fresh eruption of public rage and protests in Spain that quickly turn riotous when police charged and beat demonstrators while firing rubber bullets. More than 70 people were injured in the clashes. The cuts driving the trouble include tax hikes, and the promise of painful pension changes. The protesters say they're being made to pay for the mistakes of politicians and bankers. The measures were demanded by Spain's EU creditors, who have pledged a bailout for crippled Spanish banks.

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Bankruptcy to hit more American cities?

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From Natural Resources to Currency Wars w/Rick Rule & Jim Rickards