THIS WEEK IN REVIEW

An estimated 6,000 illegal immigrants in a camp in Calais, France, are trying to enter Great Britain. Some now are leaving because ISIS extremists are infiltrating the camps. RT 2015 Nov 13 (Story)

Germany is considering a law that would allow police to enter homes, even if homeowners object, to conduct ‘suitability’ inspections to determine which houses can be used to accommodate migrants. The law would violate the German constitution, but that not a serious barrier in a collectivist system. InfoWars 2015 Nov 13 (Story) (Cached)

Cameras recorded Israeli commandos, disguised as Arabs, raiding a hospital in the West Bank and abducting a Palestinian patient. The Israelis claim that the patient is a suspect in the stabbing of an Israeli settler. The patient’s cousin was shot and killed during the raid. Reuters 2015 Nov 12 (Story)

US Secretary-of-State John Kerry made surprising comments about the upcoming UN climate conference in Paris next month. He said that it will not result in a treaty nor will there be any legally binding greenhouse-gas limits. [Since Kerry is known to be a supporter of the treaty and legally binding limits on greenhouse gases, we can’t help wondering if he is making these statements to cause treaty opponents to become overly confident and lower their guard. We shall see.] AFP 2015 Nov 12 (Story) (Cached)

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is creating a border strike force made up of state troopers to help local law enforcement officials respond to drug smuggling, human trafficking, and other crimes on the Mexican border. It is expected that he will face strong opposition from those who benefit from illicit drugs from Mexico. AP 2015 Nov 12 (Story) (Cached)

The EU plans to label all imported products made in the West Bank, beyond Israel’s pre-1967 border, in protest of Israeli settlements and occupation. Israel is concerned that the labels will stop many Europeans from buying their products, resulting in a de facto boycott. State Department spokesman Mark Toner indirectly supported the EU plan by saying that the US does not consider the settlements to be part of Israel. AP 2015 Nov 12 (Story) (Cached)

US: The Mormon Church is facing strong opposition from the gay community, which is asking Mormons to resign from the church in protest against newly announced policies against gay marriage. A mass demonstration is being planned, but it is likely that most of the demonstrators will not be members of the church. Huff Post 2015 Nov 12 (Story) (Cached)

Marksville, Louisiana: Police officers, Derrick Stafford and Norris Greenhouse, were arrested for the shooting death of a six-year-old autistic boy who was seated and belted in his father’s vehicle. According to those who have seen a police-lapel-camera video, the police shot at the father, Chris Few, while his hands were raised. Eighteen shots were fired, and the father was injured, too. It now is known that Officer Greenhouse had a prior grudge against Few. Greenhouse’s father is the Assistant District Attorney in the area. NBC News 2015 Nov 11 (Story)

Video from the homecoming parade at the University of Missouri shows that Jonathan Butler, the leader of the Concerned Student 1950 group, approached and bumped into the car in which the school’s president was riding, and then claimed that the car struck him. Notice the classic Communist clenched fist salute on the shirts of the so-called protestors. Lee Stranahan 2015 Nov 11 (Story)

Here is the background for a series of incidents at have increased racial tensions at the University of Missouri. Earlier this week, a 19-year old white student made threats on social media that he planned to shoot black students, He was arrested shortly thereafter. Student activist, Jonathan Butler, organized a protest group, Concerned Student 1950, that blocked the vehicle of the school’s president, Tim Wolfe, during a parade. Wolfe resigned when the football team threatened to stop playing. The chancellor resigned a short time later. Concerned Student 1950 is demanding mandatory racial awareness classes, an increase in black faculty, and more funding for mental health care on campus. Missourian posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)

A new study from the University of Georgia shows that the chemical, Corexit, that was sprayed on the ocean following the 2010 BP Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico failed to disperse the oil. Instead, it suppressed microbes that could have done the job much better. Reuters 2015 Nov 11 (Story)

A federal appeals court in New Orleans upheld a Texas-based federal judge’s injunction against the implementation of Obama’s immigration plan that, otherwise, would protect five-million illegal aliens from deportation. The next step is for the case to go to the Supreme Court. CBS News 2015 Nov 10 (Story)

The EU is offering to pay African countries $2-billion to take back their migrants that have traveled to Europe. Incentives include exchange scholarships, reduced travel restrictions, and more work permits for skilled immigrants. Quartz 2015 Nov 10 (Story) (Cached)

The state of California has been storing data from blood samples from all newborns since 1983. The data is used by the Department of Public Health to screen for diseases but also is used by police. Private companies can buy the information to use in research. CBS San Francisco 2015 Nov 9 (Story) (Cached)

A priest and a public relations expert were arrested on charges of stealing confidential documents from the Vatican that were produced by a commission under Pope Francis to implement financial reforms. It is believed that the documents were given to an author who has specialized in books exposing financial scandals within the Vatican. Euronews 2015 Nov 8 (Story)

The US Navy says the mysterious light seen in the night sky over Los Angeles was an unarmed missile. [Don’t they have test missile ranges away from cities for that?] ABC News 2015 Nov 8 (Story)

Secret military operations over the Pacific ocean are causing late-night landings at the Los Angeles International Airport to be re-routed over populated land areas for the next week. Authorities are not disclosing the nature of the operation. ABC News posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story)

Monsanto’s secret toxicology data on glyphosate has been obtained and analyzed by researcher, Stephanie Seneff, of MIT. She says the executives and scientists at the company manipulated data, lied about laboratory results, and have known that glyphosate causes cancer for nearly four decades. GM Watch posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)

The US, under the National Space Weather Action Plan, is preparing to protect the electrical grid from solar storms that could cause long-term failure of the power grid. [That’s the gist of this article – but we have heard all that before. In the past, nothing has ever come from the effort except more spending, more research, more bureaucrats, more reports, more meetings, and more high-sounding speeches. Meanwhile the clock is ticking, and we remain vulnerable. For information on this pending catastrophe, see our new documentary, Offline.] Computer World posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)

Mexico: A federal judge upheld a 2013 ban on GMOs that prohibits federal agencies from authorizing the planting of GMO corn seeds into Mexico’s ecosystem. Attorneys supporting GMO-free corn say that Mexico’s unique center as the origin of such important staple crops should be protected. The ban has been under counterattack by more than a hundred appeals from federal agencies and biotech corporations. Natural Society 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)

Activist, Michael Murphy, warns that, if the climate treaty is passed in Paris next month, it may lead to the legalization of chemtrail spraying. That could remove the ability of national lawmakers to legislate against chemtrails. He is calling for potential plaintiffs for a class–action lawsuit. CAGE posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)

Sacramento officials secretly added cancer-causing chemicals to the water supply. The first chemical was aluminum chlorohydrate, which is believed by many scientists to cause Alzheimer’s. The aluminum was supposed to save money by removing sediment, but it proved to be ineffective. Next, large quantities of chlorine were added, and the two chemicals formed into carcinogenic byproducts known as “DBPs” which are disinfection byproducts. Levels of this toxin still are above safe limits set by the EPA. AntiMedia posted 2015 Nov 7 (Story) (Cached)