Cops cuff college student after fatally wounding him with seven shots. Published time: May 15, 2012 20:06 Edited time: May 16, 2012 00:07 Kendrec McDade Authorities investigating the killing of a 19-year-old college athlete have determined that not only did multiple shots fired by cops cause the death of Kendrec McDade — but that police officers cuffed the suspect as he laid dying on the street. The Los Angeles County coroner’s office has released their report on the death of Kendrec McDade, a young black man who was shot and killed by cops in Pasadena, California this past March after police officers responded to a fraudulent 911 call. According to the medical examiner that assessed the body, at least three of the shots fired at McDade were fatal. The report also reveals, however, that authorities thought it was appropriate to shackle the teenager after emptying more than half a dozen rounds into his body. The officers that shot and killed McDade did so while responding to a 911 call placed by local shop owner Oscar Carrillo.
Pasadena Lt. Earth In Crisis As Wildlife Numbers Plummet. Earth is a planet in crisis with wildlife populations declining by more than 30% in the past four decades, conservationists claim.
A new report examined how more than 9,000 populations of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians and fish are faring. It comes in the face of record over-consumption of natural resources with serious implications for human health, wealth and well-being. Freshwater creatures in the tropics have seen the worst declines, of around 70%, while tropical species as a whole have seen populations tumble by 60% since 1970. In Asia, tiger numbers have fallen 70% in just 30 years. Wildlife is under pressure from ever-growing human demand for resources, the study by WWF , the latest Living Planet report from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the Global Footprint Network said. And research into demand for water revealed 2.7bn people live in areas that suffer severe water shortages for at least one month of the year.
Heroin production in Afghanistan has RISEN 61% By David Williams Updated: 10:19 GMT, 17 February 2012 The West is losing the heroin war in Afghanistan – ten years after Tony Blair pledged that wiping out the drug was one of the main reasons for invading the country.
Despite spending £18billion and a conflict which has so far cost the lives of almost 400 British troops, production of the class-A drug by Afghan farmers rose between 2001 and 2011 from just 185 tons to a staggering 5,800 tons. It increased by 61 per cent last year alone. Farmers group wants Ireland to follow Iceland and burn the bondholders. What the Germans failed to do with Tanks – they are now doing with Banks – and by God we had better stop them.
“I pay tribute to the ‘Farmers For No’ for coming together and calling for a No Vote… …Contrary to popular belief and what the government is spouting, the sky won’t fall on our heads if we vote no on May 31st. We will retain some flexibility and some ability to retain the control over our National finances and to be able to use those finances for the good of all the citizens of the country and not for the good of saving the financial institutions of Europe.” Iceland forgives mortgage debt to save its economy. (NaturalNews) It's probably not a concept that most U.S. banks and lawmakers want to think about, but the fact is, Iceland's economy has grown by leaps and bounds since the government there implemented widespread debt forgiveness for many of its citizens.
The initiative came about " target="_blank">following protests by Icelanders in 2008-2009 who were angry at the country's leaders and bankers for its fiscal and economic collapse. At one point, protestors gathered around the Parliament building and pelted it with rocks. The Poverty Maps of England. UK debt passes £1 trillion for the first time.
Bank adds £75bn to QE programme - Business News - Business. Its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to boost the Bank's quantitative easing (QE) programme - effectively printing more cash - from £200 billion to £275 billion and hold interest rates at 0.5%.
The move, dubbed QE2, is the first change to QE since November 2009 and is the clearest signal yet that the Bank thinks Britain is on the brink of a double-dip recession. Business leaders welcomed the announcement after figures revealed Britain suffered a deeper recession and is recovering more slowly than first thought. However, the decision raised fears of a surge in the already-high rate of inflation, which would erode savings and pension funds.
Elsewhere, the European Central Bank (ECB) offered new emergency loans to banks to help steady a eurozone financial system shaken by the region's deepening debt crisis. Alan Clarke, UK economist at Scotia Capital, said: "Once again the BoE has made use of its secret weapon - shock and awe. UK Uncut. Soros Warns of ‘Riots,‘ ’Brutal’ Clampdowns & Possible Total Economic Collapse. Soros2 George Soros is no stranger to Blaze readers. This Shit's Got to Go! Michael C Ruppert. Collapse - The End Of The Age Of Oil. The Problem - Peak Oil - Part One Understanding and looking forward. A Crude Awakening - The Oil Crash (2006) Peak Oil.
Help. UK Collapse. Police confronted with the truth - Downing Street. RIP Helen and Mark.mp4. UK has 'worst quality of life in Europe' USA & World.