Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese write "The story of Fukushima should be on the front pages of every newspaper. Instead, it is rarely mentioned. The problems at Fukushima are unprecedented in human experience and involve a high risk of radiation events larger than any that the global community has ever experienced. It is going to take the best engineering minds in the world to solve these problems and to diminish their global impact."
"Was he intentionally misleading, or was there some argument that he was grossly mistaken?" Kelly asked.When Hannah tried to argue that neither was true, Kelly refused to let him distract and evade.
"Wait a minute, what are you talking about?" Kelly shot back. "No! Let's just stay on point!"
Kelly went on to point out that over one million people have already had their plans cancelled so far, and estimates indicate that as many as 14 million people might have their plans canceled soon.
"These plans don't offer the basic protections that the president has been saying all along are required under any insurance plan unless it is grandfathered beforehand," Hannah said. "These plans are illegal and the president has been saying that forever."
When he began getting off topic again, Kelly exploded.
"Mark! He said 'period,' he said if you like your plan you can keep it. Period!" she retorted.Later when Hannah tried to blame the media, Kelly had enough as she mocked "It was my fault, it was the media's fault, it was the American people's fault, because they should have understood that period did not mean period."
People can classify themselves as heterosexual, homosexual, asexual, metrosexual. There are endless sexual orientations under the sun, and now, pedophilia can be added to the list.
In the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM V), the American Psychological Association (APA) drew a very distinct line between pedophilia and pedophilic disorder. Pedophilia refers to a sexual orientation or profession of sexual preference devoid of consummation, whereas pedophilic disorder is defined as a compulsion and is used in reference to individuals who act on their sexuality.
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“He [the suspect] was bizarrely calm,” said one neighbor, who asked that his name not be used.
“He was completely composed and answering their questions — even as they brought out two black bags with the kids in them,” the neighbor said.
“He was still calmly answering their questions as the stretcher with the bloody child was rolled right past the car,” the neighbor said. “Again, he seemed unfazed.”Preliminary reports say the suspect was "mentally troubled."
Workers at the Fukushima power station had been told to leave waterfront areas for higher ground.
But a Fukushima spokesman later said there was no damage or change in readings at radiation monitoring posts around the plant, according to Reuters news agency.
The Japan Meteorological Agency had warned that a small tsunami - up to one metre (3.3ft) - could reach the eastern coast after the tremor in the Pacific Ocean.
The agency had also issued a "yellow" advisory for Fukushima and the prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi, Ibaraki and parts of Chiba.
But it added: "Though there may be slight sea-level change in coastal regions, no tsunami damage is expected."
"I said, 'What's going on?' He said, 'We're getting attacked.' And I said, 'How many?' And he said, 'They're all over the compound,'" Jones said. "And -- I was shocked. I didn't know what to say. And I said, 'Well, just keep fighting. I'm on my way.'"
Morgan's guards, unarmed and terrified, were surrounded by heavily armed gunmen, but they still sounded the alarm.
"They said, 'We're here to kill Americans, not Libyans,' so they'd give them a good beating, pistol whip them, beat them with their rifles and let them go," Jones said.
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"Benghazi, you let them die," the heckler shouted.
"We have to be willing to come together as citizens to focus on the kind of future we want, which doesn't include yelling. It includes sitting down and talking with one another," Clinton said in response.Hillary Clinton To Congress when questioned about her lies to the public about what happened on 9/11/12 when terrorists killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya:
Fireworks erupted on Capitol Hill, as numerous Senators laid into outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding her role prior to and during the Benghazi terrorist attack on the anniversary of September 11th last year. A particularly heated exchange took place with Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. At one point, Hillary Clinton exploded in barely contained fury:
“With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night decided to go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make?” Clinton asked the Republican Senator.This is the woman that Democrats want to run for president in 2016.
Because the mainstream media isn't telling.
Following weeks of bizarreness coming out of D.C., now we have this. The House stenographer was pulled off the floor after an outburst (story on that here:http://truthstreammedia.com/outburst-...).
It's weird because the mainstream media dubbed the part of the outburst that happened after she was already pulled off the floor and standing near the elevators over the part where she's up at the dias podium, leaving the majority of TV viewers thinking that's what she actually said up there (even though you can hear the elevator ding as she's being pulled off the floor...obvious boo boo there, mainstream media).
Weirder still, most mainstream media sources only show the vid once she's at the podium. Check out the full video on C-SPAN where a guy says something to her, nods, THEN she gets up almost robotically and goes to the podium and as she's yelling, that guy isn't even looking up at her but it would appear he's texting somebody... mission accomplished? But to what end?
You can send messages to your lawmakers easily. Widows and supporters, PLEASE do this!! I just took the opportunity to send an email. You have a set "message" but can customize or add to it....which I always do. Here is what I wrote:
I am the widow of SSgt. Donald C. May, Jr., who was killed in action on March 25, 2003. At the time, I was seven and a half months pregnant with our third child. Just so it is clear, I receive the benefits that my husband PAID FOR with his almost 13 year career, his blood, his sweat, and his ULTIMATE SACRIFICE. I find it hard to believe that my government would "default" on my husband's Sacrifice intentionally and pray that it was an oversight, a mistake. I write to urge you to take concrete actions to prevent future budget stalemates and government shutdowns from hurting our nation's wounded, injured and ill heroes, SURVIVING families, by formally and publicly supporting legislation to extend advance appropriations to all veterans programs, benefits and services.
As a consequence of the partial government shutdown, many critical services for veterans were delayed, disrupted and suspended. Work was stopped on more than 250,000 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability claims awaiting appeals, burials at national cemeteries scaled back and vital medical and prosthetic research projects were suspended.
Had this stalemate continued for another couple of weeks, even mandatory obligations of the federal government, such as disability compensation and pension payments to veterans and their survivors, would have been halted. More than four million wounded, injured, ill and poor veterans rely on these payments; for some it is their primary or only source of income. It is simply unacceptable that there was even the threat of default on these payments.
Fortunately there is a commonsense legislative remedy that would insulate VA and veterans from the harmful effects of future shutdowns, and even during times when there are temporary continuing resolutions. Legislation pending in both the House (H.R. 813) and the Senate (S. 932), the "Putting Veterans Funding First Act," would extend advance appropriations to all VA discretionary programs. These bipartisan bills would build on the success of Public Law 111-81, which was approved almost unanimously by Congress and signed into law in October 2009. That law provided advance appropriations to VA's medical care programs and as a result, VA hospitals and outpatient clinics were able to provide uninterrupted health care services to injured and ill veterans during the shutdown because they already had their budgets in approved in advance. Now is the time to extend this same protection to all VA programs.
I urge you to formally and publicly support the "Putting Veterans Funding First Act" and to support an amendment that would also provide advance appropriations for VA's mandatory funding as well. Veterans' services and benefits should never again be held hostage to unrelated budget stalemates. My children's futures should never be held hostage. My children have already sacrificed enough. It is time to change how Washington funds veterans programs by putting veterans funding first. America's heroes deserve no less.
I look forward to hearing of the actions you take to help enact this legislation to provide advance appropriations to all VA programs, services and benefits.
| To Protect Veterans During Future Shutdowns, Congress Must Pass, and the President Must Sign, New Legislation to Extend Advance Appropriations to All VA Programs |
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CNN’s New Day, Oct. 18, 2013: There’s a Japanese legend that oarfish beach themselves to warn of an impending earthquake. And, in fact, dozens of them did just that in Japan about a year before the devastating Fukushima quake and tsunami in 2011.
In March of 2010, British newspaper The Telegraph published this article that speculated about an oncoming powerful earthquake there after dozens of giant oarfish have been found washed ashore on beaches in Japan and some caught in fishermen’s nets.
