100,000 Tents for Haiti

Trunews is mobilizing to deliver 100,000 tents to Haitian Christians without shelter. Do you have an unused tent in your garage, basement, attic, or storage facility? Do you have some old sleeping bags? If yes, please consider donating them to Trunews. We will get the tents into the hands of Haitian pastors who will distribute them to church members. If you don’t have a used tent, please consider purchasing a new tent at a local outdoor supply store. We need lots of tents that will shelter two adults and three children.

Ship your tent to this address:

100,000 Tents for Haiti
c/o Trunews
#9 Fisherman’s Wharf
Ft. Pierce, FL 34950

Buy a new tent at Walmart’s online store. Walmart will ship it to us at no charge!

When you purchase a new tent online, please instruct Wal-Mart to ship it to this address:

Store #973
Wal-Mart Supercenter
5100 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34947

Ship the tents to: Rick Wiles
Email: TentsforHaiti@Trunews.com

Visit: www.Walmart.com
Call: (800) 966-6546




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Friday, 05.Feb.10

Cost of Insuring Debt Alarms Investors

Countries have dealt with debt woes before. But the latest fears about government debt now riling some European markets are being fueled by a relatively new trading tool that lets investors bet against nations' bonds. Credit-default swaps, or CDS, enable investors to protect themselves from a default of the debt of a range of nations or wager on the likelihood of such a scenario. In recent weeks, prices for CDS contracts have soared as investors snapped them up on worries about the bulging debt of nations including Spain, Portugal, Greece and Latvia. The CDS moves—highly visible and widely watched—have compounded ...

Fears of 'Lehman-style' tsunami as crisis hits Spain and Portugal

Julian Callow from Barclays Capital said the EU may to need to invoke emergency treaty powers under Article 122 to halt the contagion, issuing an EU guarantee for Greek debt. “If not contained, this could result in a `Lehman-style’ tsunami spreading across much of the EU.” Credit default swaps (CDS) measuring bankruptcy risk on Portuguese debt surged 28 basis points on Thursday to a record 222 on reports that Jose Socrates was about to resign as prime minister after failing to secure enough votes in parliament to carry out austerity measures.

Hedge fund manager Sprott sees gold at US$1,500

Eric Sprott, whose Sprott Hedge Fund increased more than fivefold in nine years, said gold may rise to US$1,500 an ounce this year and US$2,000 within two years as the U.S. government takes measures to counter the credit crunch. "With quantitative easing and the financial problems we have, I suspect that the gold price goes up from here," Mr. Sprott said today in an interview in Toronto, where he announced financial support for Canadian athletes. "If you tell me how much quantitative easing there is, I'll tell you where the gold price...

Congress OKs $1.9 trillion boost in debt limit

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The House on Thursday approved a record $1.9 trillion increase in the cap on how much the government can borrow. The House also approved a measure that imposes tougher budget rules on lawmakers. The votes, which broke down largely along party lines, come one week after the Senate approved both measures. The legislation, which is expected to be signed by President Obama, will raise the debt ceiling to $14.294 trillion. The debt limit hike is expected to cover the Treasury's borrowing needs...

Colin Powell joins the Obama movement backing gays in military

“You don’t have to be straight in the military,” Barry Goldwater said in 1994. “You just have to be able to shoot straight.” Sixteen years on, the conservative icon and former presidential candidate can look down from the hereafter on an American cultural scene where the President and his top commanders at last agree that gays should be able to serve openly in the armed forces. They have been joined this week by General Colin Powell, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who once called homosexuality “a behavioural characteristic”...

Iran: Moscow gave missile reassurance

Russia has assured Iran that it still intends to deliver long-range air-defense missiles, the Iranian ambassador in Moscow said Thursday. Russian news agencies cited Seyyed Mahmoud-Reza Sajjadi as saying, "Our Russian colleagues have assured us that they will meet their obligations." A Kremlin spokesman declined to comment. Russia signed a 2007 contract to sell the S-300 missile complex, but so far has not delivered. The delay has not been explained, but Israel and the United States strongly objected to Iran obtaining the missiles, which...

Dubai may seek Bibi's arrest over Hamas man's assassination

Dubai will be issuing an arrest warrant against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should it turn out that the Mossad was behind a recent assassination of a senior Hamas man in the Emirates, a police official said Thursday. The senior official told the al-Jazeera network that Dubai will seek to arrest PM Netanyahu "because of the fact that he was the one to approve the execution of the crime in the United Arab Emirates." Senior Hamas member Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was murdered in a Dubai hotel on January 20th. However, Hamas only...

Scientist's disappearance a mystery to colleagues

A scientist who disappeared from Deep River, Ont., in mid-January showed no changes in his behaviour in the days before he vanished, say those who worked with him. Lachlan Cranswick, 41, who worked at the National Research Council's Canadian Neutron Beam Centre, based at the Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Chalk River Laboratories, has been missing since Jan. 18 from the small community 200 kilometres northwest of Ottawa. He was last seen leaving work that day. Colleague Daniel Banks, who is the strategic planning and communications...

All bases required to offer morning-after pill

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon for the first time will require military bases worldwide to offer emergency contraception or the so-called morning-after pill, a military spokeswoman said Thursday. The decision follows a recommendation by an independent panel of doctors and pharmacists in November, said Defense Department spokeswoman Cynthia Smith. The panel determined that emergency contraception should be added to the military’s list of medications that must be stocked at each military facility. The decision represents a policy shift...

GMAC loses $5 billion in 4Q

New York -- Home and auto lender GMAC Financial Services said Thursday it lost $5 billion in the last three months of 2009, as losses from its mortgage operations kept the company in the red for another quarter. GMAC, which is owned by the federal government, is still working to sell its troubled home lending business, ResCap. Mortgage operations overall lost more than $4 billion during the quarter, and GMAC logged a $3.3 billion charge related to its efforts to sell the unit. The company has said that options for ResCap include selling the unit, selling...

Official says Fed might buy more mortgage-backed securities

The Federal Reserve would consider reopening its program to support the mortgage market if interest rates spiked or the economy showed new weakness, Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William C. Dudley said in two new interviews. The Fed is buying $1.25 trillion in mortgage-backed securities in its effort to prop up the economy but has said it will end those purchases March 31. In interviews with the Nightly...

Tea Party Convention Plans National Organizing Strategy for Elections

NASHVILLE, TN - Fox News has learned Tea Party convention organizers plan a big news conference here Friday to propose the closest thing yet to a national organizing strategy for the upcoming 2010 midterm elections. The first ever Tea Party Convention has attracted a sellout crowd of a thousand activists from as far away as Hawaii (and media from as far away as Japan) to the Gaylord Opryland Convention Center..

Five-minute YouTube apology from Toyota boss as first lawsuit filed over faulty pedal recall

Toyota bosses have issued a five-minute YouTube apology in a bid to repair customer trust after admitting 180,865 of its cars in the UK may have faulty accelerator pedals. Jon Williams, commercial director of Toyota GB, told viewers he was ‘truly sorry for letting customers down’, adding: ‘Nothing is more important...

Commercial property loans to hit small banks-Moody's

A large number of smaller-sized banks, which are not rated by Moody's, make up only 15 percent of U.S. bank system assets but carry 50 percent of commercial real estate loans outstanding, and will struggle under the weight of that exposure, Moody's said. While the cost of small bank failures "will inevitably be borne by the entire banking system," they are not...

Swiss Data Affair Could Pay Off Handsomely for Germany

German tax authorities are preparing to pay a hefty sum for information on tax evaders with accounts in Switzerland, but the deal looks well worth it. The state is expected to recover as much as 400 million euros in back taxes,..

6.0 quake hits Northern California coast

PETROLIA, California (AP) — Residents of Northern California's Humboldt County were rocked by a magnitude-6.0 earthquake Thursday, but officials said there were no immediate reports of major injury or damage from the second large temblor to hit the area within a month. The U.S. Geological Survey reported a magnitude-6.0 quake struck at 12:20 p.m. about 35 miles northwest of the community of Petrolia and nearly 50 miles west of Eureka. The shaking was felt within...

Abdulmutallab: Cleric Told Me to Bomb Jet

The suspect in a failed Christmas Day airliner bombing attempt told federal investigators that radical Yemeni cleric Anwar al-Awlaki directed him to carry out the attack, CBS News has learned. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the 23-year-old Nigerian who faces terrorism charges in the Christmas bombing, has been cooperating with the FBI for about a week, providing information about his contacts in Yemen and...

Thousands of Australians up for 'nude' airport scanners

Despite privacy concerns, figures show tens of thousands of curious Australians volunteered for controversial 'nude' security scanners during trials at the nation's airports. The figures reveal that vast majority of Australians considered the scans to be equal to, or better than, the current airport security screening process. However, five of Australia's leading privacy and civil liberties groups have called on the federal...

Obama's prayer: 'Don't question my citizenship'

President Obama today at the National Prayer Breakfast raised the issue of his own eligibility for office – saying that people shouldn't be questioning his "citizenship." Talking about the issue of "civility," he said, "Now, I am the first to confess I am not always right. Michelle will testify to that. But surely you can question my policies without questioning my faith, or, for that matter, my citizenship." The video:

‘Don’t Be Evil,’ Meet ‘Spy on Everyone’: How the NSA Deal Could Kill Google

The company once known for its “don’t be evil” motto is now in bed with the spy agency known for the mass surveillance of American citizens. The National Security Agency is widely understood to have the government’s biggest and smartest collection of geeks — the guys that are more skilled at network warfare than just about...

India's reply to militants: 'Spy fidayeen bomb'

The BSF has developed a 'spy fidayeen bomb' vehicle which can stealthily enter into enemy territory for surveillance and explode itself to eliminate a militant. The force's technical wing has developed a battery operated, four-wheel-enabled vehicle which has a night vision camera and a cavity to carry an explosive to neutralise the enemy. "The apparatus can be operated by a remote...

Former commander of USS Cole considers run against Reid

WASHINGTON — Retired Navy Commander Kirk S. Lippold, who has an extensive background in the military including a major run-in with al-Qaida, is pondering a run for U.S. Senate in Nevada, two sources said Thursday. Lippold was commanding officer of the USS Cole in 2000 when it was attacked in an al-Qaida suicide bombing in the harbor of Aden, in Yemen. He retired from the Navy in 2007. “At this point I would...

Prosecutor: Pat Robertson Had Gold Deal with African Dictator

Prosecutors at the human rights trial of former Liberian warlord Charles Taylor alleged Thursday that Christian televangelist Pat Robertson had lobbied the White House on Taylor's behalf in return for a gold mining contract. The controversial pastor and former Republican presidential contender met with then-President George W. Bush on Taylor's behalf, prosecutors charged during cross-examination...

Price of Madoff's Palm Beach home cut again

The 8,750 square-foot (813 square-meter) home is being offered by Corcoran Group for $7.25 million, according to the broker's website. The new price is 8 percent below the previous asking price of $7.9 million, and 15 percent below the original $8.49 million asking price. Corcoran has listed the home for close to five months. It describes the five-bedroom, seven-bath home, which has a...

Thousands of Mich. kids need second H1N1 flu shot

Thousands of Michigan children are overdue for the second of two vaccine doses required to ward off the H1N1 virus, state health officials say. The Michigan Department of Community Health next week plans to mail 176,000 letters telling parents it's not too late to get the second dose, which is widely available at health departments, private health providers and retail pharmacies. Children under age 10 need two...

U.S.D.A. Plans to Drop Program to Trace Livestock

Faced with stiff resistance from ranchers and farmers, the Obama administration has decided to scrap a national program intended to help authorities quickly identify and track livestock in the event of an animal disease outbreak. In abandoning the program, called the National Animal Identification...

Venezuela opposition decries appointment of Cuban

Power rationing since late 2009 has emerged as a major problem for the OPEC member nation of nearly 29 million people, threatening its ability to pull out of recession and weighing on Chavez's popularity ahead of a September legislative poll. After days of protests last week in which two students died, thousands of government and opposition supporters again rallied on Thursday, the 18th anniversary of a failed coup by Chavez that launched his political...

Judge mulls sanctions against Ariz. sheriff office

PHOENIX -- A federal judge will decide whether to impose sanctions against the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for its acknowledged destruction of police records in a lawsuit that accuses deputies of racially profiling countless Hispanics in immigration sweeps. U.S. District Judge Murray Snow heard arguments Thursday over whether the law enforcement agency should be punished for throwing away and...

Italian gun shop owner shoots partner then disposes of head in pizza oven

Alberto Arrighi, 40, allegedly murdered Giacomo Brambilla in the back of his gun shop in the town of Como in northern Italy during an argument over a 100,000 euro debt. He then reportedly cut off his victim's head and tried to incinerate it in a pizza oven at a pizzeria owned by his father-in-law. That night he...

Pictured: Nasa scientists' most amazing photos of Pluto ever

Pluto, now classed as a dwarf planet, is so small and so distant that its surface has been a mystery to astronomers. Nasa compared the challenge to trying to see the markings on a football 40 miles away. But the Hubble Telescope has been able to reveal a treacle-coloured, mottled world with a peculiar bright frosty spot. It also revealed seasonal changes just like...

Fireball lights up the Irish sky as 'extremely rare' meteorite falls to the Earth at 100,000mph

Meteorite hunters are on the look-out for space rock in Ireland, after a fireball was spotted blazing across the sky on Wednesday night. People from across the country witnessed the spectacle, which happened at around 6pm. It is thought the fireball was a space rock travelling at a 100,000 miles per hour, or the...

Did an asteroid strike in Australia plunge Anglo-Saxon England into a mini ice-age?

A giant meteorite that broke in two as it crashed off Australia, could have been responsible for a mini-ice age that engulfed Britain in 535AD. The claim was made by marine geophysicist Dallas Abbott at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union last month. She found evidence of two substantial impact craters in the Gulf of Carpentaria, off the northern Australian coast.

Police question global warming 'sceptic' scientist over 'Climategate' email leak

A colleague of the scientist at the centre of the 'Climategate' scandal has been questioned by police about leaked emails from the University of East Anglia’s climate research unit. But in the latest twist to hit the email furore, which saw the research unit’s head Prof Jones stand aside, Norfolk detectives interviewed fellow climate researcher Paul Dennis, who heads an adjacent laboratory. The stolen emails, which emerged on the eve of the UN...

New mistake found in UN climate report

The UN climate change panel IPCC not only wrongly predicted Himalayan glaciers would disappear by 2035, it also put more than half of the Netherlands below sea level. The Dutch environment minister, Jaqueline Cramer, on Wednesday demanded a thorough investigation into the 2007 report by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change after a Dutch magazine uncovered it...

Giant waves on the Severn bore travel eight miles inland

Surfers from around the world regularly flock to ride the Severn bore, a natural tidal phenomenon that pushes a 4ft wave up the Severn Estuary in Gloucestershire. The phenomenon takes place around 12 times a year during the spring and autumn equinox, when a wave is formed every morning for two or three days. A vast rush of water is funnelled into the 30-mile...

Russian Satanic cult foiled in attempt to infiltrate police

A devil-worshipping cult encouraged its members to join the police force in a bid to extend its influence, a court in the central Russian republic of Mordoviya heard on Friday. Investigators say that the Saransk-based Nobilis Ordo Diaboli group recruited young people from across the region between 2003 and 2009. The cult's founding members, 24-year-old Belarus national...

Pictures: "Mythical" Temple Found in Peru

January 28, 2010—A thousand-year-old temple complex (including a tomb with human sacrifice victims, shown in a digital illustration) has been found under the windswept dunes of northwestern Peru, archaeologists say. The discovery of the complex, excavated near the city of Chiclayo (map) between 2006 and late 2009, has injected a dose of reality into the legend of Naylamp, the god who supposedly founded the pre-Inca Lambayeque...

Benjamin Crème’s Maitreya? American Hindu man worshipped as god

Raj Patel’s desk sits in a dusty, cement-floored nook in his garage, just beyond a parked gray Prius, near the washer and dryer. They are humble surroundings for a god. “It is absurd to be put in this position, when I’m just some bloke,” Mr. Patel said. A native of London now living on Potrero Hill in San Francisco, Mr. Patel suddenly finds himself an unlikely object...



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