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Thursday, March 17, 2011

Ashley Greene and Joe Jonas Split

According to media reports, Twilight star ASHLEY GREENE and Disney superstar JOE JONAS - have split. Hopefully not too late for Jonas to add some steamy tracks onto his upcoming solo album.

Jonas and Greene have been an item since summer 2010, and according to Page Six's snitch, the split happened weeks ago.

That said, the breakup wasn't far enough in the past to keep Jonas from schmoopily gushing about how awesome his now ex-girlfriend is in his current Details cover story. "I think what works about [our relationship] is she really puts my feelings first. She understands my busy schedule," Jonas, 21, told Details, counting the ways in which Greene is the best-est. Ironically, Page Six's source says that the couple was ultimately torn apart by their divergent work schedules.

Over at Us Weekly, the magazine is reporting a few more random details of the couple’s demise, saying that Greene and Jonas recently went through a brief on-again/off-again phase. "They broke up shortly before her birthday, then got back together" a source told the magazine. Greene's 24th birthday party was held Feb. 18, incidentally -- and according to the outlet, Jonas, 21, was in charge of organizing the West Hollywood nightclub bash.

Reps for the couple are keeping their comments on the break-up terse, telling Us Weekly: "We can confirm they have parted ways and have no further comment."

A friend close to Jonas, however, was ever-so-slightly more forthcoming, sharing Jonas' reasons for the split: "Joe wasn't that into it."

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

March 15th Disaster?

and just for fun....

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Destructive Tsunami

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Saudia Arabia quashes protests, neighbors fail

A massive show of force snuffed out a Facebook-based effort to stage unprecedented pro-democracy protests in the capital of Saudi Arabia on Friday but political unrest and sectarian tensions roiled neighboring Yemen and Bahrain.

Yemen's largest demonstrations in a month were met by police gunfire that left at least six protesters injured and seemed certain to fuel more anger against the deeply unpopular U.S.-allied president.

In Bahrain, a conflict deepened between the island kingdom's Shiite majority and its Sunni Muslim royal family, whose security forces and pro-government mobs attacked demonstrators with tear gas, rocks and swords. Defense Secretary Robert Gates visited the tiny country, the home of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, to reassure its rulers of unwavering U.S. support, officials said.

With uprisings threatening allies on its eastern and southern flanks, the Sunni Saudi monarchy appeared to be taking no chances in its effort to keep the popular push for democracy in the Arab world from spreading to the world's largest crude oil exporter.

In the heavily Shiite eastern Saudi city of Qatif, a short drive from Bahrain, armored personnel carriers and dozens of officers in riot gear surrounded several hundred demonstrators shouting calls for reforms and equality between the sects. Police opened fire in the city to disperse a protest late Thursday in an incident that left three protesters and one officer wounded, but there was no repeat of that violence.

Yemen's president of 32 years appeared to be one of the Arab leaders most threatened by the regional unrest inspired by pro-democracy revolts in Egypt and Tunisia.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters gathered in Yemen's four largest provinces, ripping down and burning President Ali Abdullah Saleh's portraits in Sheikh Othman, the most populated district in the southern port city of Aden, witnesses said.

Security forces hurled tear gas into crowds close to a stadium and then opened fire, using machine guns mounted on vehicles, said eyewitness Sind Abdullah, 25.

In the conservative capital, Sanaa, thousands of women participated in demonstrations -- a startling move in a deeply tribal society where women are expected to stay out of sight.

Demonstrators demanded jobs and greater political freedom and decried Saleh's proposal Thursday that the government create a new constitution guaranteeing the independence of parliament and the judiciary, calling it too little and too late.

The autocratic leader is also an ally in the Obama adminstration's push to eliminate the local branch of al-Qaida, which has attempted to attack the United States. He has also worked closely with the Saudis to quash his own Shiite uprising in the north.

Jewish couple & three children killed

A Jewish couple and three of their children were stabbed to death in a West Bank settlement in what Israeli officials said was an attack by a Palestinian who broke into their home in the early hours of Saturday.

Israeli troops set up roadblocks and were searching the area around the settlement of Itamar, near the Palestinian city of Nablus, for the suspect.

A baby was among the five dead, officials said.

"This is the despicable murder of an entire, innocent family, parents and their young ones while they slept in their house," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

"Israel will not ignore such a contemptible murder and will act aggressively to ensure the security of its civilians and to punish the murderers," he said in a statement. He called on the Palestinian Authority to assist in catching those responsible.

In a strongly worded statement, the office of U.S. President Barack Obama called on President Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority to condemn the attack.

"There is no possible justification for the killing of parents and children in their home," the White House said in its statement. "We call on the Palestinian Authority to unequivocally condemn this terrorist attack."

Abbas, who demands the removal of settlements in order to establish a Palestinian state, later put out a statement condemning "all acts of violence against civilians, regardless of who carried them out and their motives."

PEACE TALKS FROZEN

Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad had said earlier that his West Bank-based government rejects the use of violence.

No group claimed responsibility for the attack but the Hamas Islamists who rule the Gaza Strip said they offered their "full support" to any actions taken against settlers.

However, a senior figure in Hamas's exiled leadership in Syria, Izzat al-Rishq, said: "We had nothing to do with it."

HUGE BLAST AT NUCLEAR PLANT IN JAPAN

According to media outlets, A powerful explosion has hit a nuclear power station in north-eastern Japan which was badly damaged in Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami.

A building housing a reactor was destroyed, but the authorities said the reactor itself was intact inside its steel container.

The Japanese government has sought to play down fears of a meltdown at the Fukushima plant.

It says radiation levels around the stricken plant have now fallen.

A huge rescue and relief operation is under way in the region after the earthquake and subsequent tsunami, which are thought to have killed more than 1,000 people.

Tokyo Electric Power said four of its workers had been injured in Saturday's blast at Fukushima, 250km (155 miles) north of Tokyo, but that their injuries were not life-threatening.

An evacuation zone around the damaged nuclear plant has been extended to 20km (12.4 miles) from 10km, and a state of emergency declared.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Tsunami Whirlpool Created

Tsunami In Japan And Hawaii

The Japan Meteorological Agency said the 8.9-magnitude earthquake was the strongest in the country's history. Television footage showed towering waves surging toward the northeastern shoreline, pulling cars into the water and knocking boats and buildings onto their sides.

Initial forecasts warned of potential devastation throughout the Pacific Rim, including Hawaii, and reaching east around the globe to the continental United States. But the waves that reached Hawaii about 8 a.m. Washington time were relatively modest, and officials said the tsunami would have minimal impact on the West Coast.

The Tsunami later hit the shores of Hawaii. Tsunami waves swamped Hawaii beaches and severely damaged harbors in California after devastating Japan and sparking evacuations throughout the Pacific.

Water rushed up on roadways and into hotel lobbies on the Big Island and low-lying areas in Maui were flooded as 7-foot waves crashed ashore. Large waves also hit the U.S. western coast, shaking loose boats that weren't moved in time and tearing apart wooden docks in at least two California harbors.

The waves didn't make it over a 20-foot break wall protecting the rest of the city, and no serious injuries or home damage was immediately reported. Scientists warned that the first tsunami waves are not always the strongest, and officials said people in Hawaii and along the West Coast should remain vigilant. Still, the tsunami warning was downgraded to an advisory in Hawaii, and Gov. Neil Abercrombie said the islands were "fortunate almost beyond words."

Japan Earthquake & Tsunami

The Tsunami warning issued after a powerful earthquake in Japan has been widened to include the rest of Pacific coast, including Australia, Hawaii, New Zealand, and the entire coast of Central and South America.

The United States also widened its tsunami warning to the rest of Pacific.

Meanwhile, a Tsunami watch has been issued for the Oregon coast and reports said that waves could hit before 7:30 am PT.

Most elevators came to a halt, and some radioactive plants shut down automatically. However, none of the radioactive materials have leaked to the outside. 15 miles under the sea, 18 miles east off the coast of Japan, and scientists are calling it a "super-quake", its also a major test for the tsunami warnings, people need to be prepared. There is another Tsunami due in Taiwan, the Prime Minister is telling people to evacuate to higher grounds, with 7 aftershocks already being reported. From Mexico to Alaska people are being told to get to high ground.

Tsunami Japan

Thursday, March 10, 2011

JAPAN 8.9 EARTHQUAKE

A massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake has struck off Japan's northeastern coast, triggering a four meter tsunami that washed away cars along parts of the coastline.

Video from national broadcaster NHK showed dozens of cars, large ferries and some buildings being swept out to sea in the port city of Kamaishi in the province of Iwate.

The Japanese Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warming for the entire Pacific coast of Japan following the quake that struck about 125 kilometers off the eastern coast, at a depth of 10 kilometers. Residents in the coastal areas have been urged to immediately evacuate to higher ground.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in the U.S. state of Hawaii said a tsunami warning was also in effect for Russia, Marcus Island and the Northern Marianas. It said a tsunami watch was issued for Guam, Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia and Hawaii.

some nuclear power plants have stopped automatically, but so far no radioactive materials have leaked to the outside, an emergency headquarters has been set up.

PRAYERS GO OUT TO THOSE IN JAPAN

read more here: http://www.voanews.com/english/news/Major-Earthquake-Tsunami-Hit-Japan-117785138.html

We Must Break Our Conditioning

We bow down to these criminals who are taking away our rights and running all over us, getting away with their crimes while everyone else suffers for it.

"stop letting them set the parameters, the globalists want you in smaller and smaller boxes, selecting what is comfortable to debate" said Alex Jones recently on his youtube channel.

These days everyone is so concerned with celebrities, sports, bias mainstream news (fox), and people aren't learning about the crimes that are being committed by the global elite. How the rights of American citizens are being stripped away, and nothing is being done about it. How far will we let this go?

stand up against tyranny! follow infowars.com or prisonplanet.com

New World Order Mind Control?

Most research is aimed at technology, psychological fields, messages that can be sent through the television. These messages can put a person into a sleep state, directly into the lower centers of the brain (eating, breathing) they can program this. These are patented. “if they want too, they can kill you with a television set” said Alex Jones.

“They have caused convulsions in children, thousands of them simultaneously were affected by this, now we have to worry about whether the globalists will use this or not” adding, “they can do it through fluorescent light bulbs as well, with the street lights…”, Jones further discussed the abundant evidence showing the risks associated with these messages.

"They were withdrawn yesterday after a serious misunderstanding about their role leading to their temporary detention," Hague told legislators Monday in Parliament.