Truth Alliance | Is chaos on the Sini exactly what Israel and the U.S. want on the African Continent? And does Soros plan to bring this same exact violence to America? America and NATO led coalitions have deposited 1000's of mercenary al-Qaeda militants in the sini region and are now being cited by the IDF as reason to call up reserve soldiers to deal with the security issues they are now causing.

Truth Alliance | Watch as a solider was cut off by CNN in blatant display of out right media censorship against his support for Ron Paul and his stance on foreign policy. This is the real story of the Iowa caucus and thanks to Ron Paul he ended up being given a chance to speak openly about his thoughts on war and his hero Dr. Ron Paul.

Forbes | Attacking the TSA for its privacy-invasive screening procedures has become a favorite activity for many journalists, especially Matt Drudge. TSA horror stories are often featured prominently on The Drudge Report and he has taken to calling Janet Napolitano, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (of which the TSA is a part) “Big Sis.”

Yahoo News | A new report out of Brown University estimates that the U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq--together with the counterinsurgency efforts in Pakistan--will, all told, cost $4 trillion and leave 225,000 dead, both civilians and soldiers. The group of economists, anthropologists, lawyers, humanitarian personnel, and political scientists involved in the project estimated that the cost of caring for the veterans injured in the wars will reach $1 trillion in 30 or 40 years. In estimating the $4 trillion total, they did not take into account the $5.3 billion in reconstruction spending the government has promised Afghanistan, state and local contributions to veteran care, interest payments on war debt, or the costs of Medicare for veterans when they reach 65.

Infowars.com | The final showdown for the TSA groping bill is set to take center stage in the Texas House today, with the Senate version of the bill up for a vote as the special session of the legislature hurtles towards its deadline at midnight tonight. However, despite reports that the wording of the House bill will be identical to Senator Dan Patrick’s SB 29, which while significantly weakened, does offer some token resistance to TSA abuse, Patrick himself wrote on his Facebook last night that the House has refused to accept his bill.

Truth Alliance.net | Anybody with a rudimentary level of understanding as to how the brain works and functions knows the analysis of brain waves and its activity via electronic software to determine who may or may not be a violent criminal is junk science at best. This doesn't stop the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from spending millions of dollars on a technology that supposedly will stop criminals by scanning their brains for indicators of violence in public spaces.

Truth Alliance | In an exclusive interview with Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn on the death photos of Osama Bin Laden Truth Alliance has learned that one of the photos could very well have been taken from a head mounted camera while standing over the body. A surprising revelation considering the Obama administration first claimed that the head camera footage is how they watched live from their situation room, then later CIA director Leon Panetta mentioned that, no they didn't see the live footage because the video link cut out. Frustrating the narrative and fueling more conspiracies surrounding his death.

AP | The president of Tajikistan, which has been waging battle with a domestic insurgency for the past few years, says international terrorism is a myth invented by global superpowers.

News Junkies | 50 years from now historians will probably be writing about the fall of the American empire. But history is writing itself furiously in the present, accelerated by the revolution of global freedom of information. What would have taken years to unlikely gather is accessible to anyone with a few strokes on a computer keyboard. So never mind the historians of the future, and lets  see how  reality is shaping up today.

Truth Alliance | Fox News reports INTERPOL has issued a warrant for the arrest of WikiLeaks outlaw Julian Assange concerning charges of sexual misconduct in Sweden, the article goes on to reveal that Senior officials in the U.S. government are also looking to charge him with espionage for leaking mildly classified memos. "While Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, taunted the U.S. from afar on Tuesday, lawyers from across the government were investigating whether it could prosecute him for espionage, a senior defense official said. The official, not authorized to comment publicly, spoke only on condition of anonymity."

AP News | The Wall Street insider trading investigation may lead everyday investors — already rattled by a stock market meltdown, a one-day "flash crash" and the Madoff scandal — to finally conclude that the game is rigged. "A large part of trading has to do with trust, and I don't have it," says Mark Swenson, a 43-year-old plumber from New Hampshire who refuses to buy individual stocks.

Telegraph | Global warming is now such a serious threat to mankind that climate change experts are calling for Second World War-style rationing in rich countries to bring down carbon emissions. In a series of papers published by the Royal Society, physicists and chemists from some of world’s most respected scientific institutions, including Oxford University and the Met Office, agreed that current plans to tackle global warming are not enough.

Truth Alliance | This is the reason presidents promise the world on election day and then tow the establishment line once elected is simple. On the campaign trail it's all smiles and promises, but once sworn in the daily intelligence briefs start rolling across the desk of the president putting a chilling effect on every campaign promise uttered. From then on everything is a teleprompted lie reinforcing the playbook of his New World Order handler.

Reuters | Unbridled printing of dollars is the biggest risk to the global economy, an adviser to the Chinese central bank said in comments published on Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve unveiled a new round of monetary easing.

WSJ | Governments in emerging Europe must act quickly to cut their budget deficits or else risk fiscal crises similar to those experienced by Greece that would inflict severe damage on already weakened banking systems, the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday.