Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Cooper Leads Survivalist Story With BREAKING NEWS About Kidnapper's Bunker Was Wired With Bombs

Alabama Hostage Taker Dead, Boy Safe Kidnapper killed a school bus driver in Alabama, USA. Child Hostage FREED Kidnapper DEAD - Jimmy Lee Dykes was Killed by Police To Save Ethan A seven-day hostage crisis ends with a five-year-old boy safe and his 65-year-old captor dead, a law enforcement official says. A 65-year-old Alabama man is dead and a young boy held captive in his underground bunker is free and safe after a week-long hostage stand-off, a law enforcement official has said. Authorities scheduled a news conference to announce the latest developments in the case of the five-year-old who has been held hostage for seven days. Police say Jim Dykes had been holding the boy hostage after snatching him off a school bus and killing the driver. Before the news conference, an ambulance that had been parked near the scene could be seen driving away. However, it was not clear if anyone was inside, and the vehicle did not have its sirens or emergency lights on. Daryle Hendry, who lives about a quarter-mile from where Dykes was holed up, says he heard a boom followed by a gunshot. It was not immediately known what may have caused the noise.

BUILD-UP TO WW3? N.Korean Advert Shows US Cities Under Nuclear Attack

North Korea's sabre rattling over its nuclear programme has taken a bizarre new turn with a video appearing to show an attack on the US. There are reports the reclusive nation is planning to carry out a third nuclear test "imminently". But as the world waits, video has emerged which appears to show a young North Korean man dreaming about an attack on America. The video was released via a propaganda website linked to the North Korean state news agency. It shows a man dreaming of being on a space shuttle - set against a backing track of Michael Jackson's We Are The World.

North Korea Video Appears to Show Nuclear Blast in NYC!

North Korea video appears to show New York City nuclear blast. North Korea state television aired a video showing what appears to be a nuclear bomb blast, set to a rendition of the 1985 USA song for Africa "We are the world"

North Korea Youtube Video of Nuclear Attack on US City | North Korea Dreams Nuclear Bombing North Korea posts shocking YouTube video of New York in flames after 'nuclear attack' on America... as Michael Jackson's 'We Are The World' plays in the background Footage uploaded to YouTube by the North's official website Uriminzokkiri Depicts man dreaming he is on board space shuttle as it circles the world Shows joyfully united North Korea then switches to U.S. city under attack City is shrouded in U.S. flag, with its skyscrapers either on fire or in ruins North set to conduct third nuclear test in defiant response to UN sanctions North Korea has posted a chilling video depicting a U.S. city engulfed in flames after an apparent missile attack, it emerged today. The footage was uploaded on YouTube by the North's official website, Uriminzokkiri, as leader Kim Jong-un prepares for an 'imminent' nuclear test. It shows a city -- shrouded in the U.S. flag -- under attack, with its skyscrapers, including what appears to be the Empire State Building, either on fire or in ruins. Provocative: North Korea has posted a video on YouTube showing a simulated attack on the U.S. which includes this scene of a city resembling New York in flames and in ruins Wiped out: The city disappears in a huge explosion similar to a nuclear detonation On a collision course: The footage features a view from a North Korean space shuttle showing a burning U.S. city shrouded in the Stars and Stripes The video is shot as a dream sequence, with a young man seeing himself on board a North Korean space shuttle launched into orbit by the same type of rocket Pyongyang successfully tested in December. As the shuttle circles the globe -- to the tune of Michael Jackson's We Are the World -- the video zooms in on countries below, including a joyfully re-unified Korea. This is what a rocket launch looks like: Amazing video from South Korea space test shows satellite leaving earth's atmosphere Is Kim Jong-Un using an iPhone? North Korean leader spotted with mystery smartphone In contrast, the focus then switches to apocalyptic scenes of a city with the words 'Somewhere in the United States, black clouds of smoke are billowing' running across the screen. The caption adds: 'It seems that the nest of wickedness is ablaze with the fire started by itself.' Bizarre: The video is shot as a dream sequence of a young man seeing himself on board a space shuttle Bizarre: The video is shot as a dream sequence of a young man seeing himself on board a space shuttle Incoming: The shuttle circles the globe to the tune of 'We Are the World The video ends with the young man concluding that his dream will 'surely come true'. 'Despite all kinds of attempts by imperialists to isolate and crush us... never will anyone be able to stop the people marching toward a final victory,' it said. The video emerged as South Korea's U.N. ambassador said today that a North Korean nuclear test 'seems to be imminent.' The North is expected to conduct its nuclear test as a defiant response to UN sanctions imposed after its December rocket launch. It comes at a time of tension resulting from North Korea's announcement that it would carry out more rocket launches and nuclear test after it was censured by the United Nations Security Council over the launch of a rocket in December. The reclusive country declared a boycott of all dialogue aimed at ending its nuclear programme. Hopes and dreams: Just before the the attack, the video features scenes of a joyfully re-unified Korea Worrying sign: The young man dreams of being on board a North Korean space shuttle launched into orbit by the same type of rocket Pyongyang successfully tested in December Defiant: North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has announced that it carry out more rocket launches and a nuclear test after it was censured by the United Nations Security Council over the launch of a rocket in December

Military Technology and War Scenarios ~ Coast to Coast AM




Date: 12-29-09
Host: George Knapp
Guests: William B. Scott

George Knapp welcomed aviation expert and author William B. Scott for a discussion about possible World War III scenarios and the latest in military technology. He described one possible scenario in which North Korea launches a missile to knock out space satellites. This could also involve an electromagnetic pulse that damages circuitry on the ground, greatly affecting Americans ability to use ATM and credit cards. Such an attack is "like pouring molasses on society-- everything slows down," he said.

Continuing the scenario, Iran could take advantage of America's satellite loss by launching a nuclear-tipped missile at Israel, and terrorist cells could "spoof" GPS signals to cause airline crashes, he detailed. While no one wants to take the U.S. on in a conventional war, the country is vulnerable to space and cyberspace attacks, and has a lack of policy and infrastructure in dealing with such "asymmetric warfare," he warned.

Scott outlined a number of military technologies that could covertly exist, or are not widely known, including: Blackstar Spaceplane-- A small manned craft carried into high altitude by a larger plane, it could make surprise suborbital journeys around the globe for surveillance or military purposes, as well as possibly launch nano-satellites. Black Triangles-- Seen by numerous witnesses, these could be military blimps with a hard surface-- a structure that can sit on the ground but contain lighter-than-air gas. These stealthy ships could carry large payloads. Hyper Velocity Missiles-- These so-called "Rods from the Gods," are 6 ft. long rods made out of titanium which if fired from a high altitude would acquire so much kinetic energy they could do as much damage as explosive warheads.

Alex Jones Show: Tuesday (2-5-13) Jeremy Alcede

Alex Jones runs down his encounter with anti-Second Amendment advocate and CNN host Piers Morgan last night in Katy, Texas, and talks with Jeremy Alcede, the owner of Tactical Firearms. Morgan aired his show live from Tactical Firearms where he attempted to portray himself as a reasonable critic of firearms and took heat from rocker Ted Nugent. Alex also talks about a memo released by the Justice Department claiming it is legal to kill Americans with drones. He also covers the latest breaking news and takes your calls on today's worldwide broadcast.