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(NaturalNews) - In recent days, the stock market has been like an economic roller coaster, rising one day before falling — dramatically — the next. And on those down days, the market often seems as though it has slipped into a free-fall, dropping hundreds of points in just a few hours.

Only to rise again before the final bell.
How is that possible? According to John Crudele of the New York Post, it’s only possible through government intervention aimed at stemming losses and, most likely, to shore up confidence in a) the U.S. economy; and b) the leaders (elected and unelected) who are running it: View this entry »

Long considered impossible to accomplish, new research reveals how a simple spice might contribute to the regeneration of the damaged brain.

(WakeUpWorld) - Turmeric is hands down one of the, if not the, most versatile healing spice in the world with over 600 experimentally confirmed health benefits, and an ancient history filled with deep reverence for its seemingly compassionate power to alleviate human suffering. View this entry »

A unilateral diktat and imposing one’s own models produces the opposite result

(CLUBORLOV) - Most people in the English-speaking parts of the world missed Putin’s speech at the Valdai conference in Sochi a few days ago, and, chances are, those of you who have heard of the speech didn’t get a chance to read it, and missed its importance. View this entry »

(QuantumStones) - Regardless of culture, humans seem to have a universal need to greet one another upon meeting and parting. Bowing in Japan, hand-clapping variations in African countries, and saying hello and shaking hands or hugging in English cultures – are just a few of the most commonly known salutations. While customs and traditions vary, there does seem to one greeting that is becoming more popular worldwide – that of Namaste. View this entry »

(LibertyBriefing) - Most government programs end up having unintended consequences, or at least unintended by the majority of people who support them.

Sometimes I take this a step further and say that government programs not only don’t achieve their stated purpose, but they often do the exact opposite. View this entry »

(RussiaToday) - The Swiss Army is preparing contingency plans for violent unrest across Europe. A nation mostly famous for its banks, watches and chocolate fears it may face a massive influx of European refugees in the near future.

One of the world’s richest nations openly expressed concerns over the possible outcome of Europe’s continuing financial troubles, and is currently conducting army exercises against the possibility of riots along its borders. View this entry »

(IFLScience) - Psilocybin is a chemical found in magic mushrooms that causes the user to experience a sensory overload of saturated colors and patterns. Recent research has found that this effect happens because the brain becomes “hyperconnected” and allows for increased communication between different regions. It is hoped that this ability can be manipulated in order to manufacture drugs to treat neurological conditions. The paper was published in an open access format in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface with Giovanni Petri of Italy’s ISI Foundation serving as lead author. View this entry »

(SMH) – Former intelligence whistleblower turned federal MP Andrew Wilkie has accused the federal government of exploiting fears about terrorism to rush through new national security laws that push Australia towards a “police state”.

The government’s first tranche of national security changes passed the House of Representatives on Wednesday with the support of the Labor opposition, although one Labor backbencher broke ranks to speak out against the laws.

Tasmanian independent Mr Wilkie, Victorian independent Cathy McGowan and Greens MP Adam Bandt all voted against the laws, which passed on the voices. Read More Here

(YourNewsWire) - Just a short list of Mass Animal Deaths included in this broadcast:

23rd October 2014 – 25,000 fish killed ‘due to storm surge’ in Norfolk and Suffolk, England.
21st October 2014 – Large die off of fish found floating on a river in Muriae, Brazil.
21st October 2014 – Large fish kill found along 2 rivers in Itapetininga, Brazil.
20th October 2014 – Thousands of dead fish wash ashore in Jembrana, Dead Fish in JembranaIndonesia.
20th October 2014 – Hundreds of dead fish found in a reservoir in Castilblanco, Spain.
18th October 2014 – Dozens of birds fall dead from the sky in Bapunagar, India.
18th October 2014 – 6 Sea lions, 6 Pelicans and seals found dead in La Libertad, Peru. View this entry »

(TEDxTalks) – This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Lessig’s talk is a call to action — we must demand election funding reform or we are complicit in the corruption. “Of course it matters,” Lessig implores us. View this entry »

(BreakingTheSet) – Abby then reflects on the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and explains why this wasn’t a necessary action in order to end World War II. View this entry »

(NaturalNews) - The states of New York and New Jersey have leapfrogged federal guidelines and set up their own mandatory 21-day quarantine requirements for arriving passengers who had direct contact with Ebola patients in West Africa.

“The patients with the highest level of possible exposure will be automatically quarantined for 21 days at a government-regulated facility,” reports CBS News. [1] Government-run quarantine camps, in other words, are now a present-day reality in America. View this entry »

Shocking video illustrates how advocacy for infanticide pervades college campuses

(PaulWatson) - Numerous students at the University of Texas in Austin signed a petition in support of killing “babies” up to 5 years old, underscoring how many so-called progressives are actually vehement proponents of infanticide. View this entry »

Spain collaborated with U.S., British and German intelligence to create terror

(KurtNimmo) - Spanish intelligence reports intercepted messages between online jihadists discussing the use of Ebola in attacks on the West.

Spain’s secretary for security, Francisco Martínez, testified before a congressional Interior Committee on October 30 about the alleged threat. View this entry »

GALLUP: LESS THAN 50% SUPPORT FOR STRICTER GUN LAWS IN AMERICA

(SteveWatson) - A new Gallup poll finds that support for stricter gun laws has fallen below 50%, a significant drop since December 2012, following the Newtown school shooting.

Less than half, 47%, in the US said they they favor stricter laws covering the sale of firearms, down from 58% who expressed support for more stringent gun control laws nearly two years ago. View this entry »

Infowars puts out call to hijack #sweethalloween to inform parents about the dangers of fluoridated toothpaste

(Infowars) – This Halloween, the Crest toothpaste company created hashtag #sweethalloween to encourage kids to brush with fluoride toothpaste following their trick or treat routines.

What they don’t tell you is that the paste recommended for kids contains a warning to “contact a Poison Control Center right away” if a certain amount is swallowed, making it more harmful than the sugar-laden candies obtained. View this entry »

Spirit of liberty alive in vast victim disarmament zone known as Chicago

(Infowars) - The Ebola outbreak is causing the infectious spirit of liberty to spread. Activists exercised their rights by participating in the Infowars ‘Obola: Tyranny is the Disease’ contest, and by plastering posters across the country which link Obama to the Ebola outbreak. View this entry »

Federal agency issues “services sought” notice for PPE supplies

(PaulWatson) - The Centers for Disease Control is looking to purchase body bags and a host of other personal protective equipment in response to the Ebola outbreak as concerns continue to linger about the spread of the virus.

A “sources sought” notice posted on FedBizOpps reveals that, “The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Procurement and Grants Office (PGO) is seeking multiple sources of supply for personal protective equipment (PPE) for potential use in the current Ebola Virus Disease outbreak response.”

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DoD considers Ebola spreading through air a severe threat

(KitDaniels) - Citing concerns over “aerosol exposure to Ebola,” the Pentagon awarded a $9.5 million contract to a biotechnology company to manufacture an Ebola vaccine.

The company, Profectus BioSciences, announced today that the Pentagon “contracted the manufacture and … preclinical testing of the Profectus trivalent Ebola/Marburg vaccine” which had previously been tested to “confirm protection of non-human primates from aerosol exposure to Ebola and Marburg viruses.” View this entry »

(Youtube) - Seim pulls over a Grant County WA Deputy for an unmarked sheriff car violation.
See the details on the blog post… http://callmegav.com/2014/10/citizen-…

(BernieSuarez) - Watching world events lately one cannot help but to wonder, whatever happened to the war in Afghanistan? Are U.S. soldiers supposedly still exchanging fire with Al Qaeda as (supposed) payback for 9/11? For a couple years I had been offering cash reward for anyone who can prove the war in Afghanistan to be a real “war” scenario; you know, the one with the video proof of the opposition actually firing back at our positions. View this entry »

(WakingTimes) - In the US, a college education is so insanely unaffordable that only the wealthiest students from the wealthiest of families, or the ones fortunate to have been granted full scholarship, can afford to go to school without racking up tens of thousands of dollars in debt.

Some – for example PhDs and medical students – will enter the work force with the burden of a six-figure student loan debt. As a result of high tuition fees in the US, the student loan debt stands at about $1.2 trillion and is the second-highest form of consumer debt in the country. The US Institute for College Access and Success reports that two-thirds of today’s students will leave college in significant debt, estimated to average at $26,600. View this entry »

(MichaelTWinter) - In the USA, our current system of government is not working; not unusual, since there has never been a lasting system of governance that has worked. All ‘ocracies’ and ‘isms’ currently in place will in time be thrown upon the refuse pile, to join a heap of other failed systems throughout history. Why can’t we get it right? After thousands of years spent in refinement of dozens of systems, we are no closer to fair governance today than we were in the times of Sumeria. View this entry »

Consistent anti-war sentiment is a minority opinion on the Left

(MisesDaily) - Common wisdom would purport that those on the so-called “right” are and have always been hawkish and pro-war, while those on the proverbial “left” have always been the tree-hugging, peacenik, anti-war folks. For many conservatives, unfortunately, this is more or less correct. However, progressives have once againairbrushed their own past, which is about as anti-war as, well, war. View this entry »

Fall of Saigon scenario ready to unfold at U.S. embassy

(KurtNimmo) - The U.S. embassy in Baghdad may soon fall prey to ISIS.

The embassy – the largest and most expensive diplomatic complex in the world, nearly as large as Vatican City – has maintained a corridor to Baghdad International Airport. In June Obama ordered the deployment of an additional 200 troops to reinforce security at the embassy and airport. View this entry »

(NewsMax) - Americans should be “deeply skeptical” of government power, says FBI Director James Comey, adding that law enforcement should be able to access someone’s telephone only with a court order.

“I believe that Americans should be deeply skeptical of government power,” Comey told CBS News’ Scott Pelley in an interview for “60 Minutes” that will air on Sunday. “You cannot trust people in power.”

“The Founders knew that,” he said. “That’s why they divided power among three branches, to set interest against interest.”

Comey, 53, who became FBI chief in September 2013, cautioned that courts must grant law-enforcement agencies permission to telephones if the information is deemed to be critical to a criminal case or national security. Full story here.

The West is a vast lie machine for the secret agendas of vested interests

(PCR) - I have come to the conclusion that the West is a vast lie machine for the secret agendas of vested interests. Consider, for example, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the Transpacific Trade and Investment Partnership. View this entry »

It’s a tough time for biotech, and thank goodness

(ChristinaSarich) - Are you invested in Monsanto stock like Bill Gates, who owns hundreds of thousand of Monsanto shares worth about $23 million? It might be time to pull out since the company just reported over $156 million in losses for the fourth quarter.

“For the quarter ended Aug. 31, Monsanto reported a loss of $156 million, or 31 cents per share, compared with a loss of $249 million, or 47 cents per share, in the same period last year.” View this entry »

“I get to the kiosk…mark the fact that I’ve been in Nigeria and nobody cares”

(Fusion.Net) - The Ebola outbreak continues to spiral out of control. Near the epicenter of the epidemic in West Africa, more than 3,400 people have died and more than 7,000 people have been infected with the virus. Officials are scrambling to contain the outbreak at its source and keep it from spreading. View this entry »

(LondonTelegraph) - A Dallas health worker who looked after the first Ebola victim to die in the United States contracted the disease despite wearing a full protective gown, gloves and face shield as she cared for him.

Officials in Texas said they were “very concerned” that the first transmission of the virus on US soil occurred despite following health and safety guidelines.

The female nurse, who has asked not to be named, had been classified as having a “low risk” of carrying the disease before testing positive for Ebola on Saturday night.

Those caring for him were said by hospital officials to have abided by Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines which stipulate that full protective suits should be worn while treating Ebola victims. Full story here.

(DailyMail) - The Dallas home of the female nurse who has tested positive for Ebola has been sealed off with a police guard outside.

The nurse, who works at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, was part of a team caring for Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan who died from the virus last week. View this entry »

Virus contracted even though nurse wore full protective gear

(Infowars) - A second case of Ebola has been identified in the United States, following the death of the first person diagnosed with the disease.

Early Sunday, Texas health officials announced that one of the nurses who tended the Ebola patient at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas had fallen ill and tested positive in a preliminary test for the fast-killing disease. View this entry »