Wednesday, September 21, 2016

THE SAME PLAYBOOK BY DEMOCRATS IN THE POLITICAL GAME OF CHICKEN WITH THE ECONOMY - AS THE POTUS BHO STAGNATE ECONOMY MUST BE PRESERVED FROM COLLAPSE UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTION WHEN THE FED BY YELLEN WILL PULL THE DRAIN PLUG CALLED THE INTEREST RATE GAME THAT HAS PROPPED UP THE POTUS BHO CHAOS ECONOMY FOR 8 YEARS WITH MINIMAL GROWTH - AND THE ONLY THING PREVENTING THE GREAT DRAIN FLUSH HAS BEEN THE FED ZERO INTEREST

Scratch one big economic worry off the list for Hillary Clinton.
Federal Reserve policymakers on Wednesday kept their key interest rate steady, avoiding a potential stock market disruption and putting the central bank on the sidelines until after Election Day.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen also strongly rejected claims lobbed at her by GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump that she is keeping rates artificially low to boost stock prices and aid Democrats.
“I can say emphatically that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy,” Yellen said at a news conference after the Fed announced its decision. “We do not discuss politics at our meetings and we do not take politics into account in our decisions.”
Nonetheless, the Fed’s actions can have significant political consequences.
The Federal Open Market Committee’s decision means voters are not likely to see big stock-price declines or a slowing economy before the Nov. 8 election. Clinton is counting on slowly improving views of the economy to hold off a late surge from Trump, who has made dissatisfaction with the sluggish pace of growth a centerpiece of his populist campaign. Stocks rose following the Fed’s announcement.


Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/hillary-clinton-janet-yellen-federal-reserve-228491

ONE CHINESE COMPANY CAUGHT AS OWNED BY COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBERS SELLING COMPONENTS SUPPORTING THE NUCLEAR MOB AMBITION OF NORTH KOREA THE KIM OUT IN THE OPEN - AS CHINA FORCES THAT NORTH KOREA MUST BE ITS BUFFER ZONE IN ASIA

A US newspaper reports that a Chinese company is suspected of aiding North Korea's nuclear program.

Last Thursday, police in China's northeastern province of Liaoning announced that they were investigating a trading firm in Dandong on the border with North Korea for suspected involvement in serious economic crimes.
They did not disclose details of the allegations against the Hongxiang Industrial Development Company.

The Wall Street Journal reported in its Monday edition that the Chinese firm is suspected of selling materials that can be used to develop centrifuges for uranium enrichment.

The paper also reports that US investigators visited Beijing last month and alerted the Chinese authorities about the alleged criminal activities.

North Korea conducted its 5th nuclear test earlier this month. China, the country's largest trading partner, is increasingly suspected of evading UN sanctions. The announcement of the probe may be an attempt by the Chinese authorities to counter such criticism.


http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20160921_03/

AUSSIES AREA 51 CALLED PINE GAP ONCE DETERING THE USSR NOW PUTS THE SAME CHECK ON CHINA'S EMPIRE EXPANSION ACROSS ASIA INCLUDING THE SOUTH SEA - AS PINE GAP STRATEGIC SPEAR HEAD OF SURVIELLANCE CRUCIAL TO THE MISSILE DEFENSE AND TARGETING THE ENEMY WORLDWIDE

WHAT DOES PINE GAP DO?
It’s a secret, at least as far as the US and Australian governments are concerned, but here’s what we do know.
The facility, which is 20km southwest of Alice Springs has been in existence since 1970.
Run by both Australia and the United States, its official name is the Joint Defence Facility Pine Gap.
It has three surveillance systems but primarily serves as the ground control station for geosynchronous signals intelligence (SIGINT) satellites developed by the CIA.


It was originally used to collect information on Soviet missile testing, but its purpose has grown in recent years and now has 33 antennas, mostly satellite dishes in radomes.
More recently it has grown to be used to intercept phones and satellite communications.
Pine Gap also hosts a remote ground station for US early warning satellites.
It collects signals intelligence, provides details on early warning ballistic missile launches, as well as providing battlefield intelligence data for United States armed forces operating in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
It also contributes to and collects data used for US drones.




http://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/pine-gap-spy-base-makes-australia-a-target-researcher-claims/news-story/c0253ee7e395e21900f53f8802e96c96

CHINA'S SPACE STATION TIANGONG-1 LAUNCHED IN SEPTEMBER 2011 TO FALL BACK TO EARTH LATE NEXT YEAR 2017 - THE OUT OF CONTROL TIANGONG-1 IS SUSPECTED TO HIT ANYWHERE ON EARTH ONCE IT DECAYS ITS LOW ORBIT

China’s first space station will meet a fiery end next year when the 8.5-tonne module comes crashing down to Earth, amid concerns authorities have lost control of the craft.
The Tiangong-1 space station was launched in September 2011 and currently orbits Earth at an altitude of 230 miles (370km).
But in July, amateur astronomers suggested China had “lost control” of the satellite, after Chinese media reported the country’s space agency had struggled to get in contact with it.
Officials have now confirmed that after four and a half years in orbit, Tiangong-1 (meaning Heavenly Palace) is expected to plummet to Earth in late 2017.
Speaking at a satellite launch for the space station’s successor in the Gobi Desert in northern China, officials from China’s manned space programme said the craft had ended its service in March this year having “comprehensively fulfilled its historical mission”. 

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/china-space-station-tiangong-1-crash-tiangong-1-out-of-control-a7319916.html


Track of present Tiangong 1 in orbit September 21st, 2016
















http://www.n2yo.com/?s=37820

POSSIBLE MUSTARD GAS ATTACK ON US TROOPS IN NORTHERN IRAQ VIA A SHELL FROM A ROCKET OR ARTILLERY FROM THE ENEMY ISIS

ISIS is suspected of firing a shell with mustard agent that landed at the Qayyara air base in Iraq Tuesday where US and Iraqi troops are operating, according to several US officials.
The shell was categorized by officials as either a rocket or artillery shell. After it landed on the base, just south of Mosul, US troops tested it and received an initial reading for a chemical agent they believe is mustard.
    No US troops were hurt or have displayed symptoms of exposure to mustard agent.
    One official said the agent had "low purity" and was "poorly weaponized." A second official called it "ineffective."
    A US defense official said troops had gone out to look at the ordnance after it landed. Based on seeing what they thought was a suspect substance, two field tests were conducted.
    The first test was positive and the second was negative, the official said. The substance is now being sent to a lab for further examination.

    Sunday, September 18, 2016

    NEW YORK GETS THE PRESSURE COOKER MADE BOMB FROM TERRORISTS SATURDAY IN CHELSEA AS EXPLOSION FROM PRESSURE COOKERS AND AN UNEXPLODED PRESSURE COOKER FOUND AS THE LEFTIST DEMOCRAT MAYOR DEBLASIO HAS YET TO FIND THAT ITS A TERROR ATTACK AS HIS ADMINSTRATION TRIES TO DO THE UNDER THE COVER WHITE SHEET TACTIC INSTEAD OF CALLING "IS" IS

    THE bomb that exploded in New York, wounding 29 people, was an act of terrorism that has no apparent international link, the state governor said.
    A second device that failed to detonate, believed to be a pressure cooker, was found four blocks away, police said.
    “Whoever placed these bombs, we will find and they will be brought to justice,” New York Governor Andrew Cuomo told reporters after touring the scene of the explosion that he said caused significant damage.


    The bomb exploded in the street outside the Townhouse Inn of Chelsea, one of the most fashionable districts of Manhattan, at around 8.30pm Saturday (10.30am Sunday AEST).
    “A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism, but it’s not linked to international terrorism. In other words, we find no ISIS connection, et cetera,” said Cuomo in reference to the Islamic State extremist group based in Iraq and Syria.
    “But a bomb going off is generically a terrorist activity. That’s how we’ll consider it. And that’s how we will prosecute it,” he added.


    http://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/new-york-explosion-governor-says-blast-was-act-of-terrorism/news-story/12da33b4114c741e5c4305f72030e245


    An explosion in a crowded Manhattan neighborhood on Saturday night left 29 people injured, and authorities said a second nearby site was also being investigated. Mayor Bill de Blasio called the blast an “intentional act,” but said there was no terrorist connection.

    "Tonight, New York City experienced a very bad incident,” de Blasio said at a news conference near the scene in Chelsea. “We have no credible and specific threat at this moment."


    http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20160918000101

    THE GOOD EFFECTS OF TAKING VITAMIN C - MAINTAINS A STABLE BIORYTHM DUE TO ANTI-OXIDATIVE AGAINST STRESS EFFECTS AS RESEARCH PERFORMED BY KOREA UNIVERSITY REVEALS

    Vitamin C has been found to be effective in reducing oxidative stress, according to a recent study.
    A research team led by Suh Hyung-joo, a food and nutrition professor at Korea University, announced on Aug. 30 that vitamin C has an anti-oxidative stress effect and helps maintain stable biorhythm.
    The researchers conducted an experiment with fruit flies between September 2015 and last May to study the effects of vitamin C, caffeine and taurine on behavior and lifespan.
    According to the study, fruit flies taking caffeine or taurine were in an aroused state while those taking vitamin C were in stable condition.
    Also fruit flies that took vitamin C lived longer than those taking taurine or caffeine.
    "From the research, we concluded that vitamin C controls oxidative stress, maintains stable biorhythm and activates physiological functions while taurine and caffeine shorten life expectancy," Suh told The Korea Times.


    http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/culture/2016/09/319_213930.html