Screengrab from video shows possible @WDBJ7 shooter...
IDENTIFIED: VESTER L. FLANAGAN... POSTS VIDEO OF SHOOTING... **WARNING VERY GRAPHIC** 'Alison made racist comments'... LATEST... NYPD beefing up security at all media outlets after news shooting...
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NYSE invokes Rule 48 for third straight day: Dow futures imply higher open
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EPA Gestapo Won’t Release Toxic Spill Documents to Congress
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US reports unusual spike in human plague cases :Bubonic plague is the most common type of plague and accounts for 80 percent of cases today. It is also the form of plague known as the Black Death because it killed 50 million people in Europe
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OBAMA ADMIN’S ANTI-CHRISTIAN, PRO-ISLAM BIAS Shillman Fellow Raymond Ibrahim paints a disturbing picture on NewsMax TV.
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Walmart Confirmed Rumors They Will NOT Be Selling Sport Rifles (AR-15) And Semi Auto Shotguns
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Plunge Protection Team Losing Control of Markets-Jim Sinclair:'This is a pre-crash, and we are not making it through September without the real thing'
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7 million college debtors have yet to make a single student loan payment in last year. The college debt bubble grows.
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It Is Time To Kick Prepping Into Overdrive, Because This Stock Market Crash Is Just The Beginning
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During Every Market Crash There Are Big Ups, Big Downs And Giant Waves Of Momentum
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TSA airport style searches on all Amtrak trains! MassPrivateI - Our government is stepping up its plans to search EVERYONE, ANYWHERE, whether you're traveling by air, rail, ferry or bus. Beginning this week and almost four years since writers warned Americans that our government wants to search people on trains... The Baltimore Sun reported Amtrak will begin searching all passengers: “Passengers failing to consent to security procedures will be denied access to trains.”
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School Fingerprints Elementary Students for Lunch Program EAG News - The southern Indiana school district is one of the latest to deploy technology which “biometric identification to match a finger scan with a personal identification number,” WAVE reports. According to a notification issued by the New Albany Floyd County school system, the technology is used to “eliminate pin numbers, eliminate misused pin numbers, maintain the privacy of students on subsidized food programs and speed up the amount of time in the lunch line.” School administrators “refused” to go on camera to discuss the new technology. But the change in the name of convenience has some parents very concerned.
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There were only 3 ZIP codes in America without any Ashley Madison accounts — here they are Business Insider - Gawker’s Gabrielle Bluestone has uncovered that there are precisely three ZIP codes across the country that have no record of Ashley Madison users. That’s ZIP codes, not area codes. And what do they have in common? They're partially lacking two things: the internet and a large amount of people. Gawker’s discovery highlights a pretty dark truth. These three ZIP codes are probably the only ones in the United States that don't house spouses looking to cheat — at least not by using Ashley Madison.
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Bill Gross Asks The $64 Trillion Question: Is China Dumping Treasurys?
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1000s Of Political Figures Are Stashing Cash In Swiss Accounts, Foreign Ministry Admits
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Something Is Very Wrong At Mexico's Largest Construction Company.../
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Not enough fire fighters to tackle the fires! Fire fighters from New Zealand and Australia, 700 national guardsmen and 4,000 volunteers brought in for record fires in US!
As this state's wildfires burned into the record books Monday, calls for help were answered from far and near.
Fire managers from New Zealand and Australia arrived to contribute to a ground campaign led by firefighters from across the West and augmented by U.S. soldiers.
The flames that claimed the lives of three firefighters, injured four others and burned 200 homes so far also inspired an overwhelming outpouring from volunteers, who have been invited for the first time in state history to help battle the blazes.
This summer's fire response across the West has been overwhelmed by destructive blazes tearing through the tinder-dry region.
The biggest on Monday was in Okanogan County on the Canadian border, where a group of five fires burning out of control became the largest in state history, scorching more than 400 square miles, fire spokesman Rick Isaacson said.
Lightning-sparked fires broke the state record on Monday, surpassing blazes that destroyed more than 300 homes in the same county last year.
"I'd like to set some different records," Okanogan County Sheriff Frank Rogers said Monday.
The U.S. is in the midst of one of its worst fire seasons on record, with some 11,600 square miles scorched so far.
That's only the sixth-worst going back to 1960, but it's the most acreage burned by this date in a decade, so the ranking is sure to rise.
"It's only Aug. 24," Isaacson said. "In our district we could see this go clear to the first of November." Thirteen firefighters have died nationwide this year, including the three in Washington who were killed when they tried to escape the fire in a vehicle, crashed and were overrun by flames.
So many fires are burning in Washington that managers are taking extreme measures, summoning help from Down Under and 200 U.S. troops from an base in Tacoma in the first such use of active-duty soldiers in nine years.
They also mobilized 700 National Guardsmen, and the military's Blackhawk helicopters are dumping water over difficult terrain.
Nearly 4,000 volunteers also answered the state's call for help, far more than will be accepted, said state Department of Natural Resources spokesman Joe Smillie.
The state is looking for former firefighters or heavy equipment operators who can bulldoze fire lines to corral the blazes and keep them from spreading in mountainous, timber-covered areas.
So far, about 200 people with the right experience have been cleared to work.
The 70 firefighters from Australia and New Zealand who arrived at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, on Monday were being outfitted to fill a critical shortage of mid-level fire managers such as equipment bosses, strike team leaders and supervisors.
"We only have so many in the United States," said U.S. Forest Service spokesman Mike Ferris.
These Southern Hemisphere nations have been partners with the United States for more than 50 years, able to lend out firefighters because the severest part of their fire seasons occur at opposite times of the year.
But the last time the U.S. asked for help from them was 2008, with 50 firefighters arriving.
The U.S. sent firefighters abroad in 2007.
Costs for the international firefighters will be paid by the agency they're assigned to, officials said, though no estimate was yet available.
In Southern California, crews used snow-making cannons to blow water and planes dropped fire retardant at a 100-acre wildfire burning near the popular Snow Summit ski resort in Big Bear Lake. They were able to build a perimeter halfway around the blaze, but hundreds of homes remained threatened in the mountainous area, about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. In Montana, firefighters traveled by rail to the edge of a thick forest to build fuel breaks to slow or stop a wildfire creeping toward a major rail line and U.S. 2 on Glacier National Park's southern boundary.
Firefighters had been limited to attacking the blaze by air because the steep, dense terrain left few escape options for ground crews if the fire that has burned about a square mile suddenly shifted.
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KILLER WANTED 'RACE WAR'
Virgina Killer Sent "Suicide Note" To ABC, Says Massacre Is "Race War" In Reaction To Charleston Shooting
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'Death cross' APPLE stock chart... Chaos hits smaller investors especially hard...
Man leaps to his death over market crash... - Man reportedly leaps to his death over stock market crash in China
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CONDITION RED: The Financial System Is Now Out Of Control
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According to ABC, a man claiming to be Bryce Williams called the news tation over the last few weeks, saying he wanted to pitch a story, and wanted to fax information. He never told ABC News what the story was. This morning, a fax was in the machine (time stamped 8:26 a.m.) almost two hours after the shooting.
Virgina Killer Sent "Suicide Note" To ABC, Says Massacre Is "Race War" In Reaction To Charleston Shooting
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8/26/2015 -- Yellowstone Alert -- Man burned + Dogs killed in Idaho Hot Springs @ EQ Swarm spot
A man was severely burned, and both his dogs burned alive in boiling hot water inside the normally temperate Panther Hot Springs located near Challis Idaho.
Challis Idaho is the exact same location seeing the EARTHQUAKE SWARM, and where the USGS installed new monitoring equipment this past year.
Full story here with links to the previous items showed in the video:
http://dutchsinse.com/8252015-yellows...
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I'd like to point out this isn't a case of a tourist falling into a hot spring at Yellowstone, this is normally a swimmable hot springs many miles West of Yellowstone (In central Idaho). The man was hiking, and his dogs jumped in to the water not knowing the water was now boiling.
The "official" story is that the "cold water" that normally goes in to the spring may be not so cold due to the drought, however this is just speculation, not based on any real science data.
More about the location.......
This location is also along the Western portion of the newly discovered much larger magma chamber of the Yellowstone Supervolcano, now confirmed to reach down over 30 miles, and cover an overall mass of 11+ Grand Canyons worth of magma below the ground across central Idaho, reaching North into Montana from Wyoming.
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China Loses All Control: Arrests Journalist, Financial Executive Over Market Crash
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Almost 200 Retired Generals, Admirals Tell Congress: Vote Down the Iran Deal
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Venezuela Is Adding More Zeroes to Its Currency to Deal With Hyperinflation
Venezuela is preparing to issue bank notes in higher denominations next year as rampant inflation reduces the value of a 100-bolivar bill to just 14 cents on the black market. The new notes -- of 500 and possibly 1,000 bolivars -- are expected to be released sometime after congressional elections are held on Dec. 6, said a senior government official who isn’t authorized to talk about the plans publicly ---->>Many Venezuelans have to carry wads of cash in bags instead of wallets as soaring inflation and a declining currency increase the number of bills needed for everyday purchases. The situation is set to get worse. Inflation, already the fastest in the world, could end the year at 150 percent, said the official.
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People Are Going Crazy
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CNN Tells Americans That The Stock Market Is Not Going To Crash
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