Archive for the 'Collapse' Category
Police Owe Nothing To Man Whose Home They Blew Up
October 31st, 2019Via: NPR: An armed shoplifting suspect in Colorado barricaded himself in a stranger’s suburban Denver home in June 2015. In an attempt to force the suspect out, law enforcement blew up walls with explosives, fired tear gas and drove a military-style armored vehicle through the property’s doors. After an hours-long siege, the home was left […]
NYC Exports Homeless People To Over 350 Cities
October 29th, 2019Via: New York Post: New York City generously shares its homeless crisis with every corner of America. From the tropical shores of Honolulu and Puerto Rico, to the badlands of Utah and backwaters of Louisiana, the Big Apple has sent local homeless families to 373 cities across the country with a full year of rent […]
Los Angeles Fire: Southbound 405 Closed Between Sunset and the 101
October 28th, 2019CBS Live Also, California state-wide emergency declared as wildfire forces 200,000 to flee and leaves millions without power.
New Zealand Herald’s Mass Lobotomy Media Operation
October 27th, 2019Presenting the most important news in New Zealand, according to this useless rag. Not Photoshopped. Not satire. The top story, complete with breaking news alert crawler, which interrupted the endless deluge of sportsball top stories: “Outrage after woman seen driving in Auckland with toddler on lap.”
Putting Federal Debt In Perspective Against Those Responsible In The Future
October 27th, 2019Via: Economica: Since 2007, US federal debt has risen 150% while annual US births (legal and otherwise) have fallen almost 14%. Said otherwise, over the dozen years since 2007, federal debt has increased by $13.8 trillion while 5.2 million fewer births have occurred over the same period than the Census projected. This is probably worth […]
As Secret Pentagon Spending Rises, Defense Firms Cash in
October 27th, 2019Via: Defense One: The share of Pentagon spending hidden from public view is rising, as are defense contractors’ revenues from it. The U.S. Defense Department’s overall budget request increased nearly 5 percent from 2019 to 2020, but classified spending rose 6 percent, according to the consulting firm Avascent. It accounts for about $76 billion, or […]
Californians Brace For 10 Years Of Blackouts
October 27th, 2019Via: ZeroHedge: With the state of California set to experience the “biggest blackout ever” as a violent windstorm forces local utilities PG&E, Edison and Sempra to shut off power to millions of residents over fears a broken transmission line could trigger another massive fire, resulting in billions in legal costs, a dismal reality is starting […]
Life in the Most Drone-Bombed Country in the World
October 24th, 2019Via: MIT Technology Review: America’s longest war has turned Afghanistan into an unwilling testing ground for warfare technology. … Nearly 20 years in, and with the conflict once more intensifying, there are no signs of an ending.
The Jeffrey Epstein Network
October 24th, 2019You’ll love this. Via: Graph Commons: People and activity connected to Jeffrey Epstein, government and organised crime.
Equifax Used ‘Admin’ as Username and Password for Sensitive Data
October 24th, 2019Via: Yahoo Finance: Equifax (EFX) used the word “admin” as both password and username for a portal that contained sensitive information, according to a class action lawsuit filed in federal court in the Northern District of Georgia. The ongoing lawsuit, filed after the breach, went viral on Twitter Friday after Buzzfeed reporter Jane Lytvynenko came […]
