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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Thursday, 04.Feb.10

With video: Fireball across Ireland as meteorite crashes to earth

A meteorite traveling with the force of a small nuclear weapon blazed across the sky in Ireland Wednesday and crashed inland. Astronomy Ireland says the fireball, which was traveling at 100,000 miles per hour, was spotted at about 6 p.m. The meteorite - which eyewitnesses said was the same size as a small desk - was seen by people up and down the country. Astronomy Ireland say they have reports that the meteorite landed in a field near Crimlin in Cavan. However, they do not know whether anyone was hurt. Valentia Coastguard received reports from people all over the country from people in Mullingar, Limerick, Ballybunion and Bantry. David Moore, of Astronomy Ireland, said: "This is a huge event."

Nasa scientists use Hubble space telescope to capture head on asteroid collision

The giant space rocks created a spectacular trail of debris as they collided at 11,000mph - five times the speed of a rifle bullet - between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. The cosmic pile-up is the first ever witnessed in the asteroid belt, 90 million miles away in space. A fragment from the same family of asteroids is thought to...

Egyptian sources: Israel prepares to strike Iran from Gulf and N. Iraq

Arab voices were fanning Middle East war fever Wednesday night, Feb. 3. debkafile's military sources report that not only are Syrian leaders beating war drums - Syrian foreign minister Walid Muallem said in Damascus: "Israelis, do not test the power of Syria since you know the war will move into your cities" - but Egyptian military sources have put out information purporting to outline Israel's preparations to strike Iran. They report that the Israeli Navy together with the US Fifth Fleet have for some weeks been charting Persian Gulf...

Assad: Israel pushing region towards war

Syrian President Bashar Assad on Wednesday accused Israel of “pushing the region towards war”. During a meeting with Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Moratinos in Damascus, Assad said that the Jewish state "is not serious about achieving peace”. The SANA news agency reported that the two officials spoke of regional issues and the “standstill peace process”. Assad told Moratinos, whose country is the current EU president, that “Israel is not serious about achieving peace and all facts point to it being the one pushing the region...

Freemasonry Rising 2012? David Rockefeller reportedly planning to build Third Temple

Kinti Holdings Group (KMLD) (OTCBB: KMLD) President, Frank Love, and Director Supriem David Rockefeller, states the following, "Kinti Holdings will be raising funds to go towards building the third Temple in Jerusalem in strict coordinance with The Temple Institute, Rabbi Hiam Richman and The Palestinian National Interest Committee...

Nuclear missile threats to U.S. mount

North Korea is expected to deploy a nuclear-tipped missile capable of reaching parts of the United States in the next decade, despite two long-range missile flight-test failures, according to the Pentagon's ballistic-missile defense review. The review report, made public this week, concluded that missile threats from several states, including Iran, Syria, China and Russia, are growing...

Experts map route to disarmament

A group of leading arms-control experts will set out a route today by which the big nuclear powers could agree to abolish all atomic weapons by 2030. The plan envisages an international accord to ensure that no state can develop or possess such arsenals again. At a Paris conference, a group calling itself the Global Zero Commission - comprising several Russian and US arms-control policy-makers of recent decades - will outline a four-stage plan. The move comes at a time...

Experts: Al Qaeda in Yemen may send American jihadis, recruited by Anwar al-Awlaki, to attack U.S.

WASHINGTON - Counterterror chiefs fear Al Qaeda in Yemen may soon be sending American jihadis recruited by a radical cleric to attack the U.S., the Daily News has learned. America's most senior intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday an attempted strike by terrorists within six months is "certain." "There was nothing specific any of them were alluding to," a senior counterterror official told The News. "But we certainly have indications that Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has a variety of plans to strike the United States." Anyone who...

Intel Chief: U.S. at Risk of Crippling Cyber Attack

The United States is at risk of a crippling cyber attack that could "wreak havoc" on the country because the "technological balance" makes it much easier to launch a cyber strike than defend against it, Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair said Wednesday. Blair, speaking to the House Intelligence Committee, said U.S. tools are not yet up to the task to fully protect against such an attack. "What we don't quite understand as seriously as we should is the extent of malicious cyberactivity that grows, that is growing now at unprecedented rates,..

Intelligence chief acknowledges U.S. may target Americans involved in terrorism

Director of National Intelligence Dennis C. Blair acknowledged Wednesday that government agencies may kill U.S. citizens abroad who are involved in terrorist activities if they are "taking action that threatens Americans." Blair told members of the House intelligence committee that he was speaking publicly about the issue to reassure Americans that intelligence agencies and the Department of Defense "follow a set of defined policy and legal procedures that are very carefully observed" in the use of lethal force against U.S. citizens. Blair's unusually frank...

Google to enlist NSA to help it ward off cyberattacks

The world's largest Internet search company and the world's most powerful electronic surveillance organization are teaming up in the name of cybersecurity. Under an agreement that is still being finalized, the National Security Agency would help Google analyze a major corporate espionage attack that the firm said originated in China and targeted its computer networks, according to cybersecurity experts familiar with the matter. The objective is to better defend Google -- and its users -- from future attack. Google and the NSA declined to...

Army may patrol streets to confront terror threat

Britain's armed forces could be used on a regular basis on the streets of Britain to confront the threat of terrorism, under the terms of a strategic defence review announced yesterday. Two of the six "key questions" to be considered by the SDR will focus on domestic threats which "cannot be separated from international security", according to a Green Paper setting out the grounds for a full scale review to start after the election. Decisions need to be made on the "balance between focusing on our territory and region and engaging threats at a...

'Justice Denied' in CIA Shootdown of Missionaries

The CIA today was accused of lying to Congress and covering up its role in the deaths of two innocent Americans, a mother and her infant daughter, at the hands of the CIA and the Peruvian Air Force nine years ago. "If there's ever an example of justice delayed, justice denied, this is it," said Rep. Pete Hoekstra, R.-Mich., ranking minority member of the House Intelligence Committee. "The [intelligence] community's performance in terms of accountability has been unacceptable. These were Americans that were killed with the help of their...

Hackers Steal Millions in Carbon Credits

That’s exactly what hackers went after last week when they obtained unauthorized access to online accounts where companies maintain their carbon credits, according to the German newspaper Der Spiegel. The hackers launched a targeted phishing attack against employees of numerous companies in Europe, New Zealand and Japan, which appeared to come from the German Emissions Trading Authority. The workers were told that their companies needed to re-register their accounts with the Authority, where carbon credits and transactions are...

US 'climategate' scientist all but cleared of misconduct

A prominent US climate scientist at the centre of the "climategate" leaked email controversy has been virtually cleared of professional misconduct by an internal university inquiry. Michael Mann, of Penn State University, featured regularly in the more than 1000 emails that were hacked from the University of East Anglia in the UK last November. His emails and comments have since then featured in countless blogs and news articles. Some have claimed the emails reveal that mainstream climate scientists have massaged data in order to demonstrate...

Bill Clinton to coordinate Haiti aid efforts

Clinton will seek to organize a mass of aid initiatives and offers that have poured in since the magnitude 7.0 earthquake killed up to 200,000 Haitians and made up to 1 million homeless on January 12, U.N. officials said. Three weeks after the quake, a huge U.S.-led international relief operation has been struggling to help survivors. The United Nations, whose mission chief in Haiti and nearly 100 other staff were killed, has admitted early aid efforts were disorganized but says the...

Haiti Parents Gave Children to Baptists

(CBS/AP) Parents in this struggling village above Haiti's capital said Wednesday they willingly handed their children to American missionaries who showed up in a bus promising to give them a better life — contradicting claims by the Baptist group's leader that the children came from orphanages and distant relatives. The 10 Baptists, most from Idaho, were arrested last week trying to take 33 Haitian children across the border into the Dominican Republic without the required...

Pak president Zardari sacrifices a black goat daily to ward off evil eye

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's beleaguered President Asif Ali Zardari, who is facing fresh challenges since the Supreme Court scrapped a graft amnesty that benefited him, has sacrificed hundreds of black goats to ward off the "evil eye" since he moved into the presidency in 2008. A black goat is slaughtered almost daily to ward off the "evil eye" and protect Zardari from "black magic", the Dawn newspaper reported...

Christianity being squeezed out in the name of 'equality', Archbishop of York warns

Christianity is being wiped out from public life in the name of equality, the Archbishop of York said yesterday. Dr John Sentamu accused politicians and others of trying to sideline religion by promoting their false idea of 'tolerance'. He cited Labour's equality laws as an attack on the freedoms of churches. Attempts to denigrate church schools and ban the mention of...

Cross found at academy Pagan worship site

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — An Air Force Academy staffer who helped build a worship area for pagans and other Earth-centered religions says he and others are the victims of a hate crime because someone placed a wooden cross at their site. Tech. Sgt. Brandon Longcrier, a self-described pagan who sponsors the group that worships at the site, said the incident was akin to someone leaving a pentacle or a pagan symbol at the Cadet Chapel’s altar. The cross was left at the pagan worship site more than two weeks ago. Longcrier...

Quarterback throws to convictions with Super Bowl anti-abortion ad

When Florida Gators star Tim Tebow received the coveted Heisman Trophy in 2007, the annual award given to the best U.S. college football player, the ceremony included a three-minute video of the quarterback and his mother with a strong anti-abortion message. Now a very similar film will be shown during...

Greece under EU protectorate as funds shift fire to Portugal

Greece's labour federation immediately called a general strike for February 24, dashing hopes that Europe's provisional backing for Greek crisis policies would restore investor confidence. Joaquin Almunia, the EU economics commissioner, said tough measures were "extremely urgent" to prevent a further flight from Greek debt. "The huge imbalances from...

Consumers paying credit card over mortgage

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- When faced with a financial crisis, consumers more often are opting to pay their credit-card bills first before turning to their mortgage payments, according to a report released by Trans Union Wednesday. In the past, strapped consumers typically would let their credit cards slide and make sure their mortgages were covered, said Sean...

Toyota Slides after US Ups Pressure, Eyes on Forecast

Toyota Motor [TM 73.49 -4.69 (-6%) ] shares slid to a 10-month low on Thursday after the Obama administration stepped up the pressure on the world's largest carmaker to address a range of safety issues. Shares of Toyota, set to report third-quarter results after the bell, have now lost some $30 billion or one-fifth of their value since a recent high on Jan. 21, hammered by a deepening recall crisis that has badly tarnished...

World's largest atom smasher to jump straight to maximum energy

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will jump straight to its maximum energy without any medium-energy proton collisions, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has said on its website. Experts, who gathered in Chamonix last week, revised the previous schedule according to which first physicists at the LHC were to switch to medium-energy...

Patients in 'vegetative' state can think and communicate

Experts using brain scans have discovered for the first time that the victims, who show no outward signs of awareness, can not only comprehend what people are saying to them but also answer simple questions. They were able to give yes or no responses to simple biographical questions. The unlocking of this “inner voice” has astounded doctors and has dramatic...

Pig lungs could soon be transplanted into humans after astonishing medical breakthrough

Pig lungs could be transplanted into humans to overcome a shortage of donor organs after a medical breakthrough. Australian scientists have paved the way for animal-human transplants in as little as five years, after keeping pig lungs alive and functioning with human blood. The breakthrough came after scientists at Melbourne's St Vincent's Hospital were able to remove a section of pig DNA called the Gal gene,..

'Internet addiction' linked to depression, says study

There is a strong link between heavy internet use and depression, UK psychologists have said. The study, reported in the journal Psychopathology, found 1.2% of people surveyed were "internet addicts", and many of these were depressed. The Leeds University team stressed they could not say one necessarily caused the other, and that most internet users did not suffer mental health problems. The conclusions were based...

Stuart man, 38, identified as kite surfer killed by sharks off Stuart Beach

A man was killed by sharks in a rare fatal attack this afternoon in the waters off Stuart, authorities said. Stephen Howard Schafer, 38, of Stuart was kite surfing south of Stuart Beach about 4:15 p.m. when the sharks attacked him, according to Bureau Chief Doug Killane of Martin County Fire-Rescue and Martin...


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