by Mac Slavo | Dec 17, 2014 | Aftermath, Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
Michael Brown. Eric Garner. Tamir Rice. And who could forget? Trayvon Martin. It’s no secret that the likes of Attorney General Eric Holder, his replacement Loretta Lynch, President Obama and Al Sharpton have been dwelling upon these cases, while others with...
by Mac Slavo | Dec 16, 2014 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Rain has returned to California, taking pressure off of the immediate emergency of the ongoing drought via the help of several inches of recent rainfall. But the Golden State loses about 4 trillion gallons per year, and would need roughly three times that amount to...
by Mac Slavo | Dec 16, 2014 | Headline News
Over the last several weeks we have witnessed a complete collapse of the Russian economy, stock markets and monetary system. It is a result of Western sanctions for Russia’s refusal to retreat from its newly annexed territory of Crimea. And though Russia has...
by Contributing Author | Dec 15, 2014 | Headline News
The following article has been generously contributed by Michael Snyder, founder of The Economic Collapse Blog and author of The Beginning of the End. Editor’s Note: In his latest analysis and commentary Michael Snyder, who has spent years reporting on economic...
by Contributing Author | Dec 13, 2014 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
Illustration by Carlos Latuff, Wikimedia Commons. “It’s not torture when U.S. forces are doing it…” This article was originally published by Washington’s Blog. Editor’s Note: As this article makes quite clear, while the debate over...
by Mac Slavo | Dec 13, 2014 | Aftermath, Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Experts, Forecasting, Headline News
Homeland Security officials are warning that a major coronal mass ejection, solar flare or electromagnetic pulse may be inevitable and catastrophic to modern civilization. The devastation to the electric grid and modern infrastructure could impact the lives of more...
