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Unrest Spreads in Sao Paulo...
Revolt against big gov't...
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PUMP, PUMP, PUMP IT UP!
---FED PUMP DRAMA... DEVELOPING...
Bernanke 'Ultimate Lame Duck'...
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BREAKING: Earthquake hits Chile, France, Lumsden, Puerto Rico, Iran, Romania, Taumarunui etc…
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Republican Senator Murkowski supports gay marriage- NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Another Republican senator announced her support for gay marriage on Wednesday ahead of an expected Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality later this month. Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski said she supports same-sex civil marriages, while religious institutions should be able to define marriage independently. "I support the right of all Americans to marry the person they love and choose because I believe doing so promotes both values: it keeps politicians out of the most private and personal aspects of peoples' lives - while also encouraging more families to form and more adults to make a lifetime commitment to one another," she said in a statement posted on her website
/Scientists fear tension building on dangerous fault near Istanbul, Turkey
Climate chaos: after record winter cold, Alaska bakes in record heat-wave
June 19, 2013 – ALASKA - Taking advantage of an intense heat-wave that broke long-standing records yesterday, residents of Anchorage, Alaska headed to the beach at Goose Lake. As The Anchorage Daily News reports, the National Weather Service recorded a high temperature of 81 degrees in the city, beating the previous record set in June of 1926. The AP reports that in other spots, it got in even hotter: “All-time highs were recorded elsewhere, including 96 degrees on Monday 80 miles to the north in the small community of Talkeetna, purported to be the inspiration for the town in the TV series, ‘Northern Exposure’ and the last stop for climbers heading to Mount McKinley, North America’s tallest mountain. One unofficial reading taken at a lodge near Talkeetna even measured 98 degrees, which would tie the highest undisputed temperature recorded in Alaska. “That record was set in 1969, according to Jeff Masters, meteorology director of the online forecasting service Weather Underground. “This is the hottest heat wave in Alaska since ‘69,’ he said. ‘You’re way, way from normal.’” NBC News reports that the unusual heat follows an unrelenting winter that hung on until the end of May, when the state gets 18 hours of sunlight a day. “Eventually, the sun is going to win out, and once it did, boy, did things change in a hurry,” Michael Lawson, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Anchorage office, told NBC News. The AP put together a video that shows Alaskans have traded in parkas for shorts and are running to the nearest body of water for some relief. -NPR
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SAY WHAT? MAN FOUND TIED TO A CHAIR AND DECAPITATED, POLICE SUSPECT SUICIDE
BIOLOGISTS RACE TO SOLVE MYSTERIOUS MASS ANIMAL DEATHS IN FLORIDA LAGOON
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New Virus Found in Middle East Could Be Deadlier Than SARS...
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JUNE 2013: U.S Government Activating FEMA Camps Across Nation & 30,000 Gulliotines Purchased!
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BANK OF CHINA DENIES CAPITAL DEFAULT REPORT!!! IS IT POSSIBLE?
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Riots Brazil: Pyramid shaped building flashes All seeing eye
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MARKETS FALLING EVERYWHERE! Stocks, Bonds, And Commodities Around The World Are Getting Hit. CHINA’S BANKING SYSTEM MELTING DOWN!
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Obama Administration Attempts to Intimidate State Department Whistleblower
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Si Se Puede! Group Protest At The Kansas Secretary Of State’s Home – U.S. Your Freedom In Danger!
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Beck: President Should Go To Jail
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The Refugees Will Collapse Europe’: Beck Outlines How Syria Crisis Could Have World-Changing Implications
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