Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Hecklers Interrupt House GOP Presser: 'You Guys Are Worthless' - (October 1, 2013)
October 1, 2013 - The House Republicans appeared before the press on Tuesday in front of the Capitol Building to address the government shutdown. During the press conference, a group of hecklers attacked the Republicans hurling insults and saying that the GOP cannot govern the country. "You guys are worthless," one heckler said. "At 1 o'clock last night, we gave them everything that they wanted," declared Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) as a heckler tore into the GOP. "We gave them the chance to sit down and they turned us down."
This explanation failed to satisfy the hecklers who continued to pepper the Republicans with insults.
Government Shutdown Sham, Exxon Pollutes Arkansas with Toxic Crude Sludge
Abby Martin Breaks the Set on Gov Shutdown Sham, Exxon Polluting
Arkansas with Toxic Sludge, Charity Pyramid Schemes, and Senator Bob
Graham on 9/11 Saudi Connection
EPISODE BREAKDOWN: On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin calls out the sham of the government shutdown by pointing out that members of Congress continue receiving a $174K salary while hundreds of thousands of other government employees get the shaft. Abby then talks to Ann Jarrell, a resident of Mayflower, Arkansas, about the lingering health and environmental effects of the Exxon Pegasus pipeline oil spill. Abby then calls out the top 5 American charities that are stealing your money, while giving less than one percent of donation to their respective causes. BTS wraps up the show with an exclusive wide ranging interview with former Senator and Florida Governor, Bob Graham, about the deficiencies in the 9/11 investigation, Bush-era enhanced interrogation techniques, and accountability for the BP oil spill.
EPISODE BREAKDOWN: On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin calls out the sham of the government shutdown by pointing out that members of Congress continue receiving a $174K salary while hundreds of thousands of other government employees get the shaft. Abby then talks to Ann Jarrell, a resident of Mayflower, Arkansas, about the lingering health and environmental effects of the Exxon Pegasus pipeline oil spill. Abby then calls out the top 5 American charities that are stealing your money, while giving less than one percent of donation to their respective causes. BTS wraps up the show with an exclusive wide ranging interview with former Senator and Florida Governor, Bob Graham, about the deficiencies in the 9/11 investigation, Bush-era enhanced interrogation techniques, and accountability for the BP oil spill.
EXPOSED Al Qaeda Leader In Syria Photographed in a US Aid tent
EXPOSED Al Qaeda Leader In Syria Photographed in a US Aid tent
Quoting the words of a great master of Freemasonry;
"-The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he can not believe he exists.'S Minds of Americans simply do not come to a conclusion of the evil which has been introduced into our midst. Yet rejects the hypothesis that humans can embrace a philosophy which must ultimately destroy all that is good and decent "J. Edgar Hoover
Quoting the words of a great master of Freemasonry;
"-The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he can not believe he exists.'S Minds of Americans simply do not come to a conclusion of the evil which has been introduced into our midst. Yet rejects the hypothesis that humans can embrace a philosophy which must ultimately destroy all that is good and decent "J. Edgar Hoover
GERALD CELENTE - Trends In The News - "The Golden Screw!" - (9/19/13)
"The Federal Reserve to maintain stimulating, gold prices are UP despite what the "critics" are saying & the real sponsors of major news networks!"
Original release: 9/19/13.
Evidence: Stock Market Crash is Coming
We're getting very close to a stock market crash. In this video we go into the technical evidenceThe war is most likely going to be the trigger. This is what I have contended for a long time. If the people hadn't pushed back against the Syrian war we would already be in that conflict. Now the U.S. trying to go after Iran directly again. We'll see how that pans out. The goal is to stop the war that's coming, not treat it as an unavoidable fate.
The Government Shutdown : Where do we go from here?
The Affordable Care Act, AKA Obamacare, officially began Tuesday,
despite the government shutdown. And while the debate over funding the
government continues, a new debate is looming, as the government is
still expected to hit its borrowing limit - the debt ceiling - in
mid-October. To find out where the US will go from here, RT's Meghan
Lopez sits down with Daniel Faraci, director of Grassroots Political
Consulting, and Mark Levine, former Democratic congressional attorney.
The Alex Jones Show: Stewart Rhodes, Max Keiser :(Commercial Free AUDIO) Tuesday October 1 2013
Government shutdown; Obamacare nightmare begins
Date: 10/01/2013
On the Tuesday, Oct. 1 transmission of the Alex Jones Show, Alex examines how the government shutdown barely affects most peoples' daily lives, and explains why the widespread healthcare exchange glitches merely precursor the disastrous road ahead. Alex also analyzes how the scorned insurance mandate mirrors the socialist healthcare models of previous tyrannical dictatorships. On today's show, we speak with Stewart Rhodes, the founder and President of Oath Keepers, about what Secretary of State John Kerry's signing of the UN Arms Trade Treaty means for legal, law-abiding gun owners in America, and how Oath Keepers is going "operational" by forming special "civilization preservation" teams. Alex also invites former stockbroker and American broadcaster Max Keiser to break down how the world economy is on track to implode - by design.
ISON Update, Peculiar Structure in Inner Tail by BPEarthWatch
ISON Update, Peculiar Structure in Inner Tail by BPEarthWatch
Infowars Nightly News : Geraldo Rivera & Jerome Corsi : Monday (9-30-13)
On The September 30, 2013 Broadcast Of The Infowars Nightly News, Jakari Jackson Hosts. News Covered: If Republicans Want To Shut Down Washington, They'll Have To Ask China's Permission First. 'Government Shut Down' Won't Actually Shut Down Government. Insurance Giants that Wrote And Lobbied For Healthcare Law Cash In. Obamacare Website Quietly Deletes Reference To 'Free Health Care.' Agenda 21 Leave Small Business Dead In The Water.
Nuclear Engineer: Japan's PM "Lying to the Japanese People" About Safety of Fukushima
Arnie Gundersen: Japan's PM claims Fukushima is safe but the nuclear
disaster is underfunded and lacks transparency, causing the public to
remain in the dark
Sheldon Songstad ~ Trunews September 30, 2013
Trunews Exclusive: Ret. South Dakota State Senator, Sheldon R. Songstad, joins Rick to give an urgent warning concerning the convergence of events taking place on or around the first of October. The bizarre activities he notes range from unusual measures being taken by FEMA, DHS, and the CDC in preparation for an unspecified disaster to an unexplained uptick in military training of both foreign and domestic troops. Senator Songstad poses the question, 'Is all the hoopla surrounding a government shutdown just a smokescreen for something much bigger?'
Welcome to the High-Tech Jail of the 21st Century
Oct. 1 (Bloomberg) -- The fifth-biggest jail in the United States has
become the home to the most cutting edge energy technology in the world.
California's Santa Rita detention facility has an $11.7 million dollar
"Smart Grid" project that utilizes everything from fuel cells to robots
to save tax payers $2.5 million annually. (Source: Bloomberg)
MAX IGAN on Infinite Waters - September 2013
52:03 “I am here to serve creation” perfect and so true. When a person unravels the true meaning of this statement then he/she will start to realize their true potential and who they are. Face your fear and surrender, with true intent, everything you are and everything you have become.
HUGE DISCOVERY- Crystal Pyramids - Atlantis Found In Bermuda Triangle - Sept 2013
Pyramids under the waters of Cuba were discovered by two scientists Paul Weinzweig and Pauline Zalitzki. They found the ruins of ancient buildings for about a mile below the sea and considered them to be Atlantis.
The two scientists used submarines that found tremendous pyramid structures built of stones weighing hundreds of tons. They found sphinxes, stones that arranged like Stonehenge, and a written language engraved on the stones.Scientists have processed all of the data and concluded that the surface is perfectly smooth for it to look like glass or ice. The size of the pyramids are nearly three times the size of the pyramids of Cheops. These strange underwater pyramid structures at a depth of two thousand meters were identified with the help of a sonar according to oceanographer Dr. Verlag Meyer. Studies of other structures like Yonaguni in modern day Japan have allowed scientists to determine that the two giant pyramids, apparently made of something like a thick glass, are really impressive -- each of them is larger than the pyramid of Cheops in Egypt.
Time to get the hell out of the US
More Americans are renouncing their citizenship than ever. According to
the Association of Americans Resident Overseas, over 6 million Americans
now live in over 160 countries around the planet. Will all the news
about how corrupt our government, corporations, and banks are, it's no
wonder emigration is a growing trend. It might be time for other
Americans to consider it, before our foreign policy results in the rest
of the world closing its doors on us for good. The Resident (aka Lori
Harfenist) discusses.
Geraldo Rivera on The Alexones Show ~ Exposes Controlled Media
Fox News correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera joins the show to discuss the current gridlock in Congress. Geraldo and the rest of the mainstream media are both to lazy and to vain to challenge the views of those they perceive to be the "cool people". The only reason he is speaking ill of President Obama now is that he is attempting to separate the Democratic party from Obama's ills for the coming election.
GERALD CELENTE ~ US GOVERNMENT COLLAPSE was all THEATER
US GOVERNMENT COLLAPSE was all THEATER says TRENDS journalist 'GERALD CELENTE' (ECONOMIC CRISIS)
The
US federal government is partially shutting down after the Congress
failed to fund its work amid a Republican drive to defund the Obamacare
healthcare program. President Obama addressed to US troops to boost
their confidence amid the crisis.
The 'essential' federal
services will continue working despite the shutdown. Gerald Celente,
publisher of the Trends journal, says careful of the hype - the warnings
of a collapse have been strongly exaggerated.
The partial
shutdown will leave some essential government functions, including
national security and public safety, intact. It's not clear how long the
situation will continue, with lawmakers expected to take a further vote
in a matter of hours.
If the shutdown persists, it will affect
an estimated 800,000 of public workers, who will be forced into unpaid
leave as the government would be unable to fund their employment.
National parks and most federal offices are closed, as is almost all of
NASA, except for Mission Control in Houston.
With the threat of a
federal government shutdown hanging over the US economy, here is a
handy list of the possible effects American citizens and the rest of the
world could face if no deal is reached to continue funding.
1 Countdown to US default looms
A halt of US government operations would drag the world's biggest economy closer to bankruptcy, something unprecedented in US history. If no budget deal is done, the US would bump up against their "debt ceiling" and run out of money by October 17. By then, the US government would have less than $30 billion cash on hand, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has calculated.
2 Hundreds of thousands of federal employees on furlough
A one-time layoff of 800,000 people working for the US government would erode the earlier projected economic growth of 2.5 percent for the fourth quarter of 2013 by about 0.32 percentage points, according to a forecast by Mark Zandi, chief economist and co-founder of Moody's Analytics. That projection assumes a two-week shutdown. If it drags into a whole month, the loss of GDP would rise to 1.4 percentage points.
3 Troops' paychecks stopped
About 1.4 million military active-duty personnel would keep on working, but with their paychecks delayed. Approval for troops' paychecks is dependent on Obama's proposed 2014 federal budget being passed by Congress.
4 Women and children's nutrition program threatened
Pregnant women and new moms who are poor and facing "nutrition risk" won't be able to buy healthy food, as a looming shutdown would put bracers on the $6 billion Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC).
5 $85 billion in cuts to federal programs
When a shutdown was last threatened in March 2013, it would have resulted in $85 billion in automatic cuts in spending on federal programs -- many aimed at alleviating social hardship. The cuts, known as sequestration, would affect grants to local organizations and funds that keep those programs running.
6 Housing loans halted
US federal programs that provide for about 30 percent of all new loans in the housing market -- a backbone of the country's economy -- will be shut down. Government funding of new businesses will also be halted, as well as workplace health and safety inspections.
7 Trade talks scuppered?
US plans to have a Pacific trade deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, signed with the US's Asian partners could stall, as Obama may decide not to travel to this weekend's Bali, Indonesia meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations. While he could still go if no deal is done by then, it could be a gift for his Republican opponents if Obama was seen to be jetting off to a tropical paradise at a time when federal employees were sent home without pay.
8 Visa delays likely
Thousands of Americans may not be able to get passports for foreign travel, and tourists travelling to the US will likely face delays in visa processing. During the last government shutdown in 1996-97, some 20,000-30,000 applications remained unprocessed daily.
9 Space program on hold
Space agency NASA will be hit the most, as the agency will need to furlough about 97 percent of its employees, though it will continue to keep workers at Mission Control in Houston and elsewhere to support the International Space Station, where the two NASA astronauts currently on board, Michael Hopkins and Karen Nyberg, may not know whether they have jobs to come back to.
10 National parks, museums and zoos would close to the public
State-funded museums, art galleries and zoos across the country would keep their doors closed Tuesday, leaving thousands of employees furloughed and visitors unable to see attractions. US national parks, from Yosemite to the Shenandoahs, as well as Washington's National Mall, Lincoln Memorial and Constitution Gardens, would also be closed.
BREAKING NEWS! US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN for the 1st time in 17 YEARS! (BUDGET CRISIS!)
BREAKING NEWS! US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN for the 1st time in 17 YEARS! (BUDGET CRISIS!)
The US federal government is partially shutting down after the Congress failed to fund its work amid a Republican drive to defund the Obamacare healthcare program. President Obama addressed to US troops to boost their confidence amid the crisis.
The 'essential' federal services will continue working despite the shutdown. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends journal, says careful of the hype - the warnings of a collapse have been strongly exaggerated.
The partial shutdown will leave some essential government functions, including national security and public safety, intact. It's not clear how long the situation will continue, with lawmakers expected to take a further vote in a matter of hours.
If the shutdown persists, it will affect an estimated 800,000 of public workers, who will be forced into unpaid leave as the government would be unable to fund their employment. National parks and most federal offices are closed, as is almost all of NASA, except for Mission Control in Houston.
With the threat of a federal government shutdown hanging over the US economy, here is a handy list of the possible effects American citizens and the rest of the world could face if no deal is reached to continue funding.
1 Countdown to US default looms
A halt of US government operations would drag the world's biggest economy closer to bankruptcy, something unprecedented in US history. If no budget deal is done, the US would bump up against their "debt ceiling" and run out of money by October 17. By then, the US government would have less than $30 billion cash on hand, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has calculated.
2 Hundreds of thousands of federal employees on furlough
A one-time layoff of 800,000 people working for the US government would erode the earlier projected economic growth of 2.5 percent for the fourth quarter of 2013 by about 0.32 percentage points, according to a forecast by Mark Zandi, chief economist and co-founder of Moody's Analytics. That projection assumes a two-week shutdown. If it drags into a whole month, the loss of GDP would rise to 1.4 percentage points.
3 Troops' paychecks stopped
About 1.4 million military active-duty personnel would keep on working, but with their paychecks delayed. Approval for troops' paychecks is dependent on Obama's proposed 2014 federal budget being passed by Congress.
4 Women and children's nutrition program threatened
Pregnant women and new moms who are poor and facing "nutrition risk" won't be able to buy healthy food, as a looming shutdown would put bracers on the $6 billion Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC).
5 $85 billion in cuts to federal programs
When a shutdown was last threatened in March 2013, it would have resulted in $85 billion in automatic cuts in spending on federal programs -- many aimed at alleviating social hardship. The cuts, known as sequestration, would affect grants to local organizations and funds that keep those programs running.
6 Housing loans halted
US federal programs that provide for about 30 percent of all new loans in the housing market -- a backbone of the country's economy -- will be shut down. Government funding of new businesses will also be halted, as well as workplace health and safety inspections.
7 Trade talks scuppered?
US plans to have a Pacific trade deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, signed with the US's Asian partners could stall, as Obama may decide not to travel to this weekend's Bali, Indonesia meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations. While he could still go if no deal is done by then, it could be a gift for his Republican opponents if Obama was seen to be jetting off to a tropical paradise at a time when federal employees were sent home without pay.
8 Visa delays likely
Thousands of Americans may not be able to get passports for foreign travel, and tourists travelling to the US will likely face delays in visa processing. During the last government shutdown in 1996-97, some 20,000-30,000 applications remained unprocessed daily.
9 Space program on hold
Space agency NASA will be hit the most, as the agency will need to furlough about 97 percent of its employees, though it will continue to keep workers at Mission Control in Houston and elsewhere to support the International Space Station, where the two NASA astronauts currently on board, Michael Hopkins and Karen Nyberg, may not know whether they have jobs to come back to.
10 National parks, museums and zoos would close to the public
State-funded museums, art galleries and zoos across the country would keep their doors closed Tuesday, leaving thousands of employees furloughed and visitors unable to see attractions. US national parks, from Yosemite to the Shenandoahs, as well as Washington's National Mall, Lincoln Memorial and Constitution Gardens, would also be closed.
The US federal government is partially shutting down after the Congress failed to fund its work amid a Republican drive to defund the Obamacare healthcare program. President Obama addressed to US troops to boost their confidence amid the crisis.
The 'essential' federal services will continue working despite the shutdown. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends journal, says careful of the hype - the warnings of a collapse have been strongly exaggerated.
The partial shutdown will leave some essential government functions, including national security and public safety, intact. It's not clear how long the situation will continue, with lawmakers expected to take a further vote in a matter of hours.
If the shutdown persists, it will affect an estimated 800,000 of public workers, who will be forced into unpaid leave as the government would be unable to fund their employment. National parks and most federal offices are closed, as is almost all of NASA, except for Mission Control in Houston.
With the threat of a federal government shutdown hanging over the US economy, here is a handy list of the possible effects American citizens and the rest of the world could face if no deal is reached to continue funding.
1 Countdown to US default looms
A halt of US government operations would drag the world's biggest economy closer to bankruptcy, something unprecedented in US history. If no budget deal is done, the US would bump up against their "debt ceiling" and run out of money by October 17. By then, the US government would have less than $30 billion cash on hand, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has calculated.
2 Hundreds of thousands of federal employees on furlough
A one-time layoff of 800,000 people working for the US government would erode the earlier projected economic growth of 2.5 percent for the fourth quarter of 2013 by about 0.32 percentage points, according to a forecast by Mark Zandi, chief economist and co-founder of Moody's Analytics. That projection assumes a two-week shutdown. If it drags into a whole month, the loss of GDP would rise to 1.4 percentage points.
3 Troops' paychecks stopped
About 1.4 million military active-duty personnel would keep on working, but with their paychecks delayed. Approval for troops' paychecks is dependent on Obama's proposed 2014 federal budget being passed by Congress.
4 Women and children's nutrition program threatened
Pregnant women and new moms who are poor and facing "nutrition risk" won't be able to buy healthy food, as a looming shutdown would put bracers on the $6 billion Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC).
5 $85 billion in cuts to federal programs
When a shutdown was last threatened in March 2013, it would have resulted in $85 billion in automatic cuts in spending on federal programs -- many aimed at alleviating social hardship. The cuts, known as sequestration, would affect grants to local organizations and funds that keep those programs running.
6 Housing loans halted
US federal programs that provide for about 30 percent of all new loans in the housing market -- a backbone of the country's economy -- will be shut down. Government funding of new businesses will also be halted, as well as workplace health and safety inspections.
7 Trade talks scuppered?
US plans to have a Pacific trade deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, signed with the US's Asian partners could stall, as Obama may decide not to travel to this weekend's Bali, Indonesia meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations. While he could still go if no deal is done by then, it could be a gift for his Republican opponents if Obama was seen to be jetting off to a tropical paradise at a time when federal employees were sent home without pay.
8 Visa delays likely
Thousands of Americans may not be able to get passports for foreign travel, and tourists travelling to the US will likely face delays in visa processing. During the last government shutdown in 1996-97, some 20,000-30,000 applications remained unprocessed daily.
9 Space program on hold
Space agency NASA will be hit the most, as the agency will need to furlough about 97 percent of its employees, though it will continue to keep workers at Mission Control in Houston and elsewhere to support the International Space Station, where the two NASA astronauts currently on board, Michael Hopkins and Karen Nyberg, may not know whether they have jobs to come back to.
10 National parks, museums and zoos would close to the public
State-funded museums, art galleries and zoos across the country would keep their doors closed Tuesday, leaving thousands of employees furloughed and visitors unable to see attractions. US national parks, from Yosemite to the Shenandoahs, as well as Washington's National Mall, Lincoln Memorial and Constitution Gardens, would also be closed.
Barack Obama message to American people On Government Shutdown - 10/1/13
10/1/13 - Barack Obama's message to American people On Government Shutdown
Steve Quayle & Augusto Perez ~ The Hagmann And Hagmann Report Sept 30 2013
The Hagmann & Hagmann Report provides listeners information about current events and historical topics that transcend the political right-left paradigm and delve into the real issues behind the sugar-coated news.
This unique, father-son detective duo uses their investigative abilities and resources to aggressively research and report on issues left untouched by the corporate media and those that exist beyond the scope of the non-traditional media. The show addresses many issues once considered mere fodder for "conspiracy theorists," tracing their roots from the various events that created them through the fabric of history to the present day.
The program digs deep into current topics that include questions about who is really running America, who is really benefitting from the massive financial bailouts, who and what is behind controversial legislation such as the NDAA, SOPA, Agenda 21, and other issues that are rarely addressed with focus, clarity and accuracy. No stone is left unturned, no topic left untouched.
Certain pivotal events that changed the course of U.S. and world history are also subjected to investigative scrutiny, from the start of the Federal Reserve, World Wars I and II, Vietnam, the McCarthy hearings, the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, to the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, the BCCI scandal, the attacks of 9/11 and events taking place through the various presidential administrations of William Clinton, George H.W. Bush, his son and now Barack Hussein Obama.
The hosts will always leave the audience more informed yet wanting more. It can and does get lively at times, as they don't always agree on matters of intent and motive!
Real information. Real truth. Less hype.
The Hagmann & Hagmann Report provides viewers and listeners information about current events and historical topics that transcend the political right-left paradigm and delve into the real issues behind the sugar-coated news. This unique, father-son detective duo uses their investigative abilities and resources to aggressively research and report on issues left untouched by the corporate media and those that exist beyond the scope of the non-traditional media. The show addresses many issues once considered mere fodder for "conspiracy theorists," tracing their roots from the various events that created them through the fabric of history to the present day
Stephen Quayle is the author of five books. For over thirty years, he has been investigating ancient civilizations, giants, UFOs and biological warfare as they relate to the future of mankind. Stephen discusses the coming worst-case scenarios approaching this world and how they interrelate to each other. Earthquakes, volcanoes, nuclear and biological terrorism, coupled with the planned financial meltdown of the U.S. dollar will thrust us into unimagined tribulations. Stephen Quayle is on record as stating that we have moved from the realm of natural threats into the arena of supernaturally guided events of the unseen hand of evil orchestrating world events of unfathomable proportions
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