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“Let the Headlines Speak”
by From the Internet
June 7th, 2013

Remember When Dems Supported Obama’s Extension Of The Patriot Act?
Two senators — two Democratic senators — are asking the Obama administration to disclose surveillance powers under the Patriot Act, saying citizens would be “stunned” to learn what the government says it can do.

Blair: There is a Problem Within Islam
There is a problem within Islam that goes beyond the existence of religious extremists, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has posited in what seems like a change in perception, writing in the Daily Mail. “There is a problem within Islam – from the adherents of an ideology that is a strain within Islam. We have to put it on the table and be honest about it,” wrote Blair, who currently serves as Special Envoy to the Middle East.

Pope Francis says intends to visit Israel
Three months after succeeding Benedict XVI , Pope Francis has intimated he is planning a visit to Israel. On Wednesday, the Pope met with Deputy Foreign Minister Zeev Elkin as part of Israel's ongoing dialogue with the Vatican

Kerry to return to Mideast next week in further peace push
US Secretary of State John Kerry is set to return to Israel and the Palestinian territories next week for his fifth visit to the region in barely two months to extend his push for a revival of peace talks, sources on both sides said.

House votes to delay bulk ammunition purchase by DHS
The House late Wednesday voted to stop the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from entering into new contracts to buy millions of rounds of ammunition until the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports to Congress on the need for the ammo, and its cost.

Bilderberg 2013: LIVE UPDATES
“They always meet one time a year, at a five-star hotel with golfing facilities. And yeah, they’re really powerful people. It seems to be run by business, the idea is big business people. So this year it’s Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt, and over the years it’s been Heinz and Smithkline Beecham. They invite up-and-coming politicians along, with the idea that they can offer the up-and-coming politicians wise words. This is what ‘Bilderbergers’ have told me. And they’re globalists, and they feel like they want to try and spot the next presidents or prime minister,” he adds.

Europe floods: Hungary Danube set for record high
Hungarians have been warned to prepare for their country's worst floods ever as the Danube is set to reach record levels this weekend. "We are facing the worst floods of all time," said PM Viktor Orban. Europe's second longest river is set to hit unprecedented levels in the capital Budapest in the next few days.

North Korea reopens hotline with South
North Korea has restored a key hotline with South Korea, as the two sides discuss where to hold talks on a jointly-run industrial zone. Pyongyang said early on Friday it would reopen a Red Cross line cut in March. It also invited officials to Kaesong for talks on Sunday on restarting operations at the factory zone, after the two sides agreed in principle to talks on Thursday.

Spy scandal to impact talks on EU-US data treaty
Classified documents obtained by the Washington Post and The Guardian reveal that the National Security Agency, a US intelligence-gathering body, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are secretly tapping into the servers of Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple. The program - called Prism - is the latest in a series of secret data gathering schemes put in place after 9/11.

US calls for restraint from Israel, Syria
US Department of State spokeswoman Jen Psaki warned both Israel and Syria to avoid any rash action that might jar a volatile situation along the Israeli-Syrian border during a briefing with the media on Thursday night. "We continue to call upon all parties to avoid any action that would jeopardize the long-held ceasefire between Israel and Syria," Psaki said.

Entrepreneurs pray more, see God as personal, researchers find
American entrepreneurs pray more frequently, are more likely to see God as personal and are more likely to attend services in congregations that encourage business and profit-making, according to a study by Baylor University scholars of business and sociology.

Tel Aviv turns into a mass street party for Gay Pride
Thousands of people crammed into Gan Meir park in central Tel Aviv on Friday morning, as the annual Gay Pride Parade got underway with the customary party through the streets of the city. ..."I am proud that Tel Aviv is the most gay-friendly city in the world," Huldai said, as he took the stage. Huldai is facing an election later this year, running against the popular Horowitz for the mayor's seat.

David Petraeus At Bilderberg to Craft “Big Data” Spy Grid
Former CIA Director David Petraeus is in attendance at the 2013 Bilderberg Group conference to help construct the “big data” spy grid, which is set to become the new frontier of clandestine statecraft as Internet connectivity becomes ubiquitous.

U.S. Attorney Bill Killian greeted by hostile crowd at Manchester, Tenn., free speech event
U.S. Attorney Bill Killian was greeted with shouts of "traitor," "serpent," and calls to "resign" or "go home" Tuesday night at an event aimed at improving relations between local residents and their Muslim neighbors.

NSA, FBI Tapped 9 Internet Companies
It's all coming out now. The Washington Post reports that the National Security Agency and the FBI have been tapping into the central servers of nine top U.S. Internet companies in a highly classified program code-named PRISM that began in 2007.

Andrea's Rain, Wind, Tornado Threat
After forming in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday evening, Andrea made landfall along the Florida Big Bend as a tropical storm on Thursday at 5:40 p.m. The center of Andrea is now accelerating northeastward along the Southeast coast. Andrea will likely transition to a non-tropical remnant low at some point on Friday, however its impacts

Earthquake Ruptures Faster Than Thought
When faults in the Earth rupture to generate earthquakes, so-called shear waves are generated deep below Earth's crust. Generally, these ruptures move along the surfaces of faults more slowly than shear waves do. (Shear waves travel at about 7,800 mph (12,600 km/h)). However, in recent decades, seismologists have identified a handful of large quakes where the ruptures move faster than the shear waves.

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