Day: June 7, 2013

The secretive Bilderberg conference 2013

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Published on Jun 7, 2013

For many years its mere existence was denied. But today the Bilderberg conference has come to Britain. Activists say it’s a shadow world government.

Former participants have called it THE most important meeting they have ever attended. And this year it’s being held in the unlikely suburban town of Watford.

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BILDERBERG Member set to break SILENCE on its SECRETIVE Meeting

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Published on Jun 7, 2013

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BILDERBERG Member set to break SILENCE on its SECRETIVE Meeting

A Bilderberg Group member is set to speak on record to the BBC in what represents an unprecedented move for the secretive organization, which is being forced to become more transparent in the face of huge protests and widespread condemnation

In advance of an interview with Alex Jones today, a BBC…

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Santa Monica Community College Shooting : 6 dead

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As many as six dead in shooting near LA-area community college

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Police at the scene of a shooting at Santa Monica College on Friday, June 7.

By M. Alex Johnson and Richard Esposito, NBC News

As many as six victims were killed and two to three others injured Friday in a series of shootings near a community college in Santa Monica, Calif., west of Los Angeles, authorities said. The suspected shooter was shot and killed by officers at the scene and authorities have another suspect in custody, they said.

The shootings took place near where President Barack Obama was scheduled to attend a fundraising event. FBI agents responded to the scene, but the Secret Service said the shootings were believed to be unrelated to the president’s visit.

Investigators gave no indication of a possible motive.

Dr. Marshall Morgan, at the Reagan UCLA Medical Center, said in a news conference…

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Secret NSA Data Center in Bluffdale, Utah

An aerial view of the NSA’s Utah Data Center in Bluffdale, Utah. The government is secretly collecting the telephone records of millions of U.S. customers of Verizon under a top-secret court order, according to the chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. The Obama administration is defending the National Security Agency’s need to collect such records, but critics are calling it a huge over-reach.

Friday Free-For-All: Obama Says If We Can’t Trust Government, ‘We’re Going To Have Some Problems’

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Gateway Pundit:  Obama Administration Was Aggressively “Bullying & Threatening” Journalists Who Thought About Exposing PRISM (Video):

Glenn Greenwald, a columnist on civil liberties and US national security issues for the Guardian, spoke with Piers Morgan last night on the top secret PRISM program that has direct access to servers of firms including Google, Facebook and Apple.

Greenwald told Piers Morgan the Obama administration “has been very aggressive about bullying and threatening anybody” who thinks about exposing the program.

Hot Air: Video: Dem senator basically calls Obama a liar for claiming that Congress has been briefed on NSA spying:

Enjoy as Jeff Merkley leaves a gaping hole in O’s “three branches of oversight” defense from earlier this afternoon. Direct quote:

“When it comes to telephone calls, every member of Congress has been briefed on this program,” Obama said. “With respect to all…

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Video Ad from Craig for Congress – End Government Monitoring

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This is the latest ad from Craig Bowden’s Campaign to the US House of Representatives. We must fight back against the daily encroachments on our civil liberties, and Craig is the man to send to fight for liberty.

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