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Prepare For Armageddon Most frightening of everything in this FSB report, however, is the reply Putin gave to Russia's top generals yesterday when asked what preparations should be made and he answered.... "Prepare for Armageddon." Read More »»

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Veterans Today The Latest Meets The Greatest U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Dakota Meyer, the nation's most recent Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, will march alongside the oldest living Medal of Honor winner, Nicholas Oresko, in this year's New York City's Veterans Day Parade, the largest in the nation, parade organizers announced today. »» Veterans Today Top 10 Veterans Stories in Today's News - October 21, 2011 The mental health care provided by the US Department of Veterans Affairs for veterans is as good as or better than that reported by the private, Medicare, or Medicaid systems. »» Gordon Duff 9/11 and "Occupy" - Gordon Duff on Press TV Growing protests targeting the financial system, which has caused the recent wars and debt crisis, points out the need for a 'regime change' in the United States, a senior American editor tells Press TV. »» Terry Richards "We Can do Better Than a Cardboard Box for The Homeless" Says Mayor A Special Comprehensive Report: 100-Days after the City of St. Petersburg Enforces its No Sleeping on its Sidewalks Ordinance, how the homeless are faring? »» Jim Fetzer George W. Bush: The "Mission Accomplished" Fiasco The United States spends more time in demonizing its political adversaries than it does solving the problems that confront its own citizens. »» David Swanson The Two Occupations of DC The occupation of Freedom Plaza in Washington DC was planned for several months to begin on the 10th anniversary of the Afghanistan War. »» Veterans Today U.S. Department of Defense Contract Awards for Oct. 20, 2011 L-3 Communications Corp., doing business as L-3 Communications Integrated Systems - Waco Platform Integration Division, Waco, Texas, is being awarded a $112,995,124 modification to a previously awarded indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract (N00019-11-D-0017) to exercise an option for services in support of the P-3, EP-3, and NP-3 Sustainment Modification and Installation Program. »» Gordon Duff Death on TV: Gaddafi Questions I have killed before, many of us have. Welcome to that world. »» SARTRE Pork Lawsuit NYS Court of Appeals No. 190 Bordeleau v NYS Court of Appeals hearing on the Pork Lawsuit. »» Dr. Ismail Salami Gaddafi dead: What next? The report that the evasive Libyan ruler Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has died as a result of the wounds he sustained during a NATO attack has flung the Libyans into a jubilant frenzy while it has provoked mixed reactions from the political observers who may eye the event with reasonable degree of suspicion. »»