Chronicling the End of the World… as we Know it
I don’t mean to put a damper on the everyone’s summer holidays, but the current heatwaves in the U.S. and Europe has me thinking back to numerous warnings issued during last summer’s major drought and “record-breaking heatwave” in the U.S. Analysts at Rabobank, a Netherlands-based bank specialising in food and agri-business financing, were crunching the …
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A week after the Egyptian Army deposed President Mohamed Morsi, supporters of the ousted leader were massacred yesterday during a sit-in protest at an “elite army base” in Cairo. So far over 50 have been reported dead, with hundreds injured. The Muslim Brotherhood is blaming the Egyptian army and police, but a military spokesman has said …
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This, if nothing else, will be interesting to watch. I posted a few weeks back about this armed march on Washington, D.C. that was planned by ‘good soldier’ and U.S. Iraq War vet, Adam Kokesh: Internet radio host and former RT presenter Adam Kokesh is hoping to get 1,000 people to march on Washington, D.C. …
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