View on YouTube Massive Manhunt for Escaped ‘Armed and Dangerous’ Inmates That Killed 2 Officers GEORGIA- A nationwide manhunt is underway for two escaped inmates accused of shooting and killing two correctional officers in Putnam County Tuesday morning.
View on YouTube Smoke Detected Coming from Crippled Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Ukraine’s nuclear regulatory body reported smoke at one of the rooms at Unit 3 in Chernobyl, adding that it was briefly “liquidated” by the state emergency personnel and the radiological situation at the site has not changed following the incident.
“At 15:57 pm we’ve received information from Chernobyl nuclear power plant about smoke in room 509 of Power Unit Three. At 16:00 the smoke was liquidated by the State Emergency Service staff,” a statement issued by the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine reads.
“The radiological situation in the third power unit and the station’s territory has not changed,” it added.
No further details were immediately available.
The Soviet-era Chernobyl nuclear power plant is known around the world for the accident, one of the worst ever, that took place there on April 26, 1986, when a failed safety experiment caused a catastrophic meltdown at the plant’s Reactor 4. An explosion followed, destroying the reactor and releasing large amounts of radiation into the atmosphere.
View on YouTube Experts Believe San Andreas Fault ‘Mega Quake’ Could Start at California’s Salton Sea As Interstate 10 snakes through the mountains and toward the golf courses, housing tracts and resorts of the Coachella Valley, it crosses the dusty slopes of the San Gorgonio Pass.
The pass is best known for the spinning wind turbines that line it. But for geologists, the narrow desert canyon is something of a canary in the coal mine for what they expect will be a major earthquake coming from the San Andreas fault.
The pass sits at a key geological point, separating the low desert from the Inland Empire, and, beyond that, the Los Angeles Basin.
Through it runs an essential aqueduct that feeds Southern California water from the Colorado River as well as vital transportation links. It’s also the path for crucial power transmission lines.
California earthquake experts believe what happens at the San Gorgonio Pass during a major rupture of the San Andreas fault could have wide-ranging implications for the region and beyond.
They worry a huge quake could sever lifelines at the pass for weeks or months, cutting Southern California off from major highway and rail routes as well as sources of power, oil and gas. Southern California’s cities are surrounded by mountains, making access through narrow passes like the San Gorgonio essential.
View on YouTube Earthquakes In Yellowstone, Kansas and Quake Activity Around New Madrid Seismic Zone The small scale earthquake are picking up in the midwest and around the New Madrid Fault Region! There has also been some mid level quakes striking in Kansas. And in terms of volcanoes with quake activity, Yellowstone has seen two Quakes at around 2M Within the past 24 hours. It has been some time since we have seen a solid 7M or greater. You can find more at the links below.
View on YouTube Suspected N. Korea Drone Crashes After Snapping Photos of THAAD A suspected North Korean drone has been discovered by Seoul near the country’s border, according to South Korean military officials. The drone managed to take photos of the THAAD missile defense system before crashing.
The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) was found by a local resident on a mountain in South Korea’s Gangwon Province last Friday, Yonhap News Agency reported, citing officials.
View on YouTube ‘Major Lawsuit’ Planned Against Trump by Attorney Generals of Maryland and D.C. The attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia said Monday they will sue President Trump, alleging he has violated the Constitution by taking payments from foreign governments as president.
Maryland Atty. Gen. Brian Frosh outlined details of the lawsuit in an interview with the Associated Press. Much of it is focused on alleged violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution, based on Trump’s real estate holdings. The clause prohibits the president and other government employees from accepting foreign gifts and payments without congressional approval.
The Trump Hotel in the nation’s capital affects business in the Washington area and is part of the reason the lawsuit was filed by officials in the District of Columbia and Maryland, Frosh said.
“We have economic interests that are impacted, but the most salient factor is that when the president is subject to foreign influence, we have to be concerned about whether the actions he’s taking — both at home and abroad — are the result of payments that he is receiving at the Trump Hotel, payments that he is receiving at Mar-a-Lago, payments that he is receiving at Trump Tower, payments that he is receiving in all of his other far-flung enterprises, and he brags about it,” Frosh said.
View on YouTube Two Kentucky Sheriff’s Deputies Shot In Ambush, Suspect Killed Two deputies were shot and injured in Knox County Monday afternoon, state police said.
Officers were attempting to serve an indictment warrant at a mobile home on KY-225 when they both were shot from inside the residence—both officers returned fire, killing the suspect.
View on YouTube COVFEFE Act Would Make Social Media A Presidential Record, Even Deleted Tweets Rep. Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) introduced legislation Monday to classify presidential social media posts — including President Trump’s much-discussed tweets — as presidential records.
The Communications Over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement (COVFEFE) Act, which has the same acronym as an infamous Trump Twitter typo last month, would amend the Presidential Records Act to include “social media.”
Presidential records must be preserved, according to the Presidential Records Act, which would make it potentially illegal for the president to delete tweets.
View on YouTube UWN Exclusive: J Rath Talks UFC, Occult Parties In Entertainment Industries In this UWN Exclusive I Interview Dancer, Actor and Entertainer J Rath. He speaks on his journey in the entertainment bizz and reveals interesting details about what Really goes on behind the scenes in the sports, acting and music industries!
You can find links to his personal pages below.
View on YouTube Updated Law Will Oblige Travelers Entering US To Show Digital Currency Holdings An update to US anti-money laundering (AML) legislation currently going through Congress would oblige travelers to declare digital currency at the border.
AML Rules Target Over $10,000 Crypto Holdings
S. 1241, a new bill sponsored by Senator Chuck Grassley, proposes adding the terms ‘digital currency’ and ‘prepaid access devices’ to existing list of financial items subject so such AML procedures.
It would also include reference to “any digital exchanger or tumbler of digital currency.”
Ostensibly designed to prevent trafficking of funds over $10,000 in value, the resulting powers given to border authorities could be nonetheless considerably more sweeping than at present.
While it is unclear how those arriving in the US would be screened for digital currency holdings, the Bill makes provision for a report to be commissioned ironing out the finer points.
View on YouTube Massive Blackout Occurs In Seoul’s Southwestern Areas, Satellite Cities A power substation malfunctioned Sunday, causing a massive blackout in some southwestern districts in Seoul and regions just south of the capital, South Korea’s state-run electricity monopoly said.
Yeongseo Substation, located in Gwangmyeong, near Seoul, suffered a partial breakdown around 12:53 p.m. causing a disruption in the electrical power supply, according to the Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) and the city government.
“It appears that there was a problem in the switchgear of the Yeongseo Substation,” KEPCO said, adding a probe is still under way to determine the exact cause.
View on YouTube Super EMP: The Most Likely Targets, Survival and Who Would Really Be Behind It In 2001 Congress established a commission to study the danger of an electromagnetic pulse generated by the detonation of a high-altitude nuclear weapon. It concluded that while there would be no blast effects on the ground, critical electricity-dependent infrastructure could be rendered inoperable. The commission’s chairman, William R. Graham, has noted that several Russian generals told the commissioners in 2004 that the designs for a “super EMP nuclear weapon” had been transferred to North Korea.
Pyongyang, the Russian generals reported, was probably only a few years away from developing super EMP capability. According to Peter Vincent Pry, staff director of the congressional EMP commission, a recent North Korean medium-range missile test that was widely reported to have exploded midflight could in fact have been deliberately detonated at an altitude of 40 miles.
Was it a dry run for an EMP attack? Detonation at that altitude of a nuclear warhead with a yield of 10 to 20 kilotons—similar to those tested by North Korea—would produce major EMP effects and inflict catastrophic damage to unhardened electronics across hundreds of miles of surface territory. It is a myth that large yield nuclear weapons of hundreds of kilotons are required to produce such effects.
Although some analysts have dismissed the possibility of a successful North Korean EMP attack—either on South Korea or the United States—several factors could make it a more appealing first-strike strategy for Kim Jong Un’s nuclear scientists than a direct, missile-delivered nuclear strike. For one thing, accuracy is not a concern; the North Koreans simply need to get near their target to sow chaos. Nor would they need to worry about developing a reliable re-entry vehicle for their ballistic missiles.
Conventional wisdom aside, a North Korean EMP attack on the U.S. may also not be far-fetched. “North Korea could make an EMP attack against the United States by launching a short-range missile off a freighter or submarine or by lofting a warhead to 30 kilometers burst height by balloon,” wrote Mr. Graham earlier this month on the security blog 38 North. “Even a balloon-lofted warhead detonated at 30 kilometers altitude could blackout the Eastern Grid that supports most of the population and generates 75 percent of US electricity. Moreover, an EMP attack could be made by a North Korean satellite.” Two North Korean satellites currently orbit the earth on trajectories that take them over the U.S.
This is not mere theory. In 1962 the United States detonated a 1.4-megaton nuclear warhead over the South Pacific, 900 miles southwest of Hawaii. Designated “Starfish Prime,” the blast destroyed hundreds of street lights in Honolulu, caused electrical surges on airplanes in the area, and damaged at least six satellites. Only Hawaii’s undeveloped electric power-transmission infrastructure prevented a prolonged blackout. It was the era of vacuum-tube electronics. We are living in the digital age.
View on YouTube Large-Scale Protests Cause Trump to Put Britain Trip On Hold Donald Trump’s controversial visit to the UK is on hold, according to the Guardian, which reports that the US president, leery of protests upon his arrival, spoke with Prime Minister Theresa May and told her “he didn’t want to proceed with a state visit to U.K. until he received more support for the trip.” Trump reportedly told May that he did not want to come if there were “large-scale protests and his remarks in effect put the visit on hold for some time.”
View on YouTube Dozens of New Cracks Discovered at Belgian Nuclear Reactors The latest ultrasonic inspections have detected a substantial number of new micro cracks in nuclear reactors at the Tihange and Doel power plants in Belgium since the last study conducted three years ago, Belgian and German media report.
At least 70 additional cracks were uncovered at the Tihange 2 nuclear reactor during an ultrasonic inspection in April of this year, Belga news agency reports. Some 300 new flaws have also allegedly been discovered at the Doel 3 reactor tank during a check last November, according to tagesschau.de.
View on YouTube March Against Sharia Hits Cities from Coast to Coast, Journalist Faces 75 Years In Prison Crowds have gathered in cities across America in what is being dubbed the #MarchAgainstSharia . There have been clashes between protesters, marchers and police in many different places.
A journalist has been indicted by a grand jury on felony charges that he participated in a riot while covering the protests on Inauguration day in Washington, DC. He faces 75 years in prison if convicted.
View on YouTube Easy Jet Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Cologne Airport After Passenger Mention Explosives On the Konrad-Adenauer-Airport Cologne / Bonn, an Easyjet machine had to land on Saturday evening at 6.15 pm. Reason: A conversation on board between passengers with “terrorist background”, as a spokesman for the federal police confirms against BILD. The word “bomb” or “explosive” should have fallen, a suspicious backpack was reported on board.
The captain of the Easyjet aircraft (flight 2346) from Ljubljana (Slovenia) to London (Great Britain) then directed the airport Cologne / Bonn, the 151 passengers were taken off board with emergency slips and then driven off buses from the taxiway. All passengers had to undergo a check immediately after landing.
View on YouTube Underground World News LIVE 6/9/17 Challenging someone to a duel or practicing witchcraft will no longer be considered a criminal offense in Canada, thanks to a new bill which seeks to update the country’s outdated Criminal Code.
Bill C-51 will remove 20 criminal offenses, such as duelling, fraudulently practicing witchcraft, telling fortunes and publishing crime comics from Canada’s Criminal Code.
Before the new updated legislation, challenging someone to a duel and accepting the said challenge could have drawn a sentence of up to two years in prison, according to Section 71 of the old code.
View on YouTube CONFIRMED! Radioactive Plutonium Particles Were Airborne at Hanford K5Investigators have confirmed Alpha contamination measured in spots at Hanford. That means radioactive plutonium particles were airborne.
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.@K5Investigators have confirmed Alpha contamination measured in spots at Hanford. That means radioactive plutonium particles were airborne.
View on YouTube ALERT! Contamination Has Spread to Sidewalks, Vehicle Gate and Hanford Worker Equipment Station Contamination has now spread to outside of a demo zone at the Hanford Site in Washington State. Officials at Hanford say the ‘low-level’ contamination has been detected on sidewalks, a vehicle gate and also an area where workers keep their protective breathing equipment. This is a heads up for anyone down wind of this site. The air monitors did go off and they have released workers from the facility. Stay Tuned for more!
View on YouTube Russia and China Plan ‘Enormous’ Military Events, Make Deal Lasting to 2020 Russia and China are planning “enormous” and “important” joint military events in their future, after a meeting in which the countries agreed a military “roadmap” until 2020. The superpowers completed a mass naval drill in the disputed South China Sea in September.
View on YouTube Shallow 5.3 Earthquake Hits Volcano, Hawaii There has been a very shallow 5.3 earthquake strike in the Volcanoes Natl Park area of Hawaii. There has also been a series of smaller quakes that were also very shallow. Could this be magma on the move? Stay Tuned for more!
View on YouTube Several US Military Aircraft Make Emergency Landings In Japan On Same Day Several US military aircraft, including Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft and F/A-18 fighter jets, had to make emergency landings on the same day at various bases on the Japanese island of Okinawa, local media reported.
View on YouTube HANFORD ALERT! Employees Take Cover After Air Monitors Go Off In Demo Area We have an ongoing situation at the Hanford Facility where multiple air monitors have gone off detecting contamination. This is the site of many recent leaks and very little info put out on those events.
I will continue to monitor the situation. You can find more at the link below.
View on YouTube North Korea Launches Salvo of Ballistic Missiles North Korea launched a salvo of apparent ballistic missiles from its east coast Thursday, South Korea’s military said.
“North Korea fired multiple unidentified projectiles, assumed to be surface-to-ship missiles, this morning from the vicinity of Wonsan, Gangwon Province,” the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS).
It was immediately reported to President Moon Jae-in, it added.
View on YouTube ‘No One Has Inhaled This Much Plutonium’: 5 Staff Exposed to Radiation In Japan Lab Accident Japanese authorities are unsure about the medical prognosis for five staffers who inhaled toxic plutonium after mishandling it at the Oarai Research and Development Center outside Tokyo.
“As far as I can remember, no one has inhaled plutonium at this level,” said Ishikawa Keiji, a security official at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) which oversees the lab, cited by the Jiji Press news agency.
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