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Attempted Setup of Luke Rudkowski

2013-07-04T14:03:57.140Z

A few hours before making this video, Luke Rudkowski of WeAreChange.org received an email from an anonymous sender

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flashback - NSA, CIA reporter Hastings contacted Wikileaks lawyer hours before death in fiery car crash

2013-06-20T05:49:00.271Z

Jun 18, 2013
Journalist Michael Hastings Dies in Fiery Crash / Hollywood RAW FOOTAGE
Written by City News Service - Journalist Michael Hastings, whose blunt Rolling
Stone profile of Gen. Stanley McChrystal led to the resignation of the
commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, died today in a car crash in Los
Angeles, according to the magazine and a website for which he worked. Officials with the Los Angeles County coroner's office could not
immediately confirm if the 33-year-old Hastings was the person who died around
4:25 a.m. when a car smashed into a tree and caught fire on Highland Avenue
near Melrose Avenue in the Hancock Park area. The circumstances of the crash were under investigation, but a cameraman
at the scene said the vehicle, a Mercedes, was being driven at a high rate of
speed when the crash occurred. The car's engine ended up 200 feet away from the
collision site, he said. Lt. Fred Corral of the coroner's office said the body was burned beyond
recognition, and the identity of the victim would not be known until at least
Wednesday. The Hancock Park crash was the only fatal car wreck in the city today,
according to police. However, Ben Smith, editor in chief of BuzzFeed.com, issued a statement
announcing Hastings' death in a car accident in Los Angeles, saying the
journalist's BuzzFeed colleagues were ``shocked and devastated by the news that
Michael Hastings in gone.'' ``Michael was a great, fearless journalist with an incredible instinct
for the story, and a gift for finding ways to make his readers care about
anything he covered from wars to politicians,'' Smith said. ``He wrote stories
that would otherwise have gone unwritten, and without him there are great
stories that will go untold. Michael was also a wonderful, generous colleague
and a joy to work with. Our thoughts are with Elise (his wife) and the rest of
his family and we are going to miss him.'' Hastings was perhaps most famous for his candid 2010 Rolling Stone
interview with McChrystal, who was then commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan
and was critical of the White House's oversight of the military. His comments
resulted in the general being summoned to Washington, D.C., and his eventual
resignation. Hastings was still a contributing editor at Rolling Stone. ``Great reporters exude a certain kind of electricity, the sense that
there are stories burning inside them, and that there's no higher calling or
greater way to live life than to be always relentlessly trying to find and tell
those stories,'' Rolling Stone managing editor Will Dana said in a story about
Hastings' death posted on the magazine's website. ``I'm sad that he won't be stopping by my office for any more short
visits which would stretch for two or three completely engrossing hours,'' Dana
said. ``He will be missed.'' Hastings wrote two books about war, including ``The Operators'' about
Afghanistan, and ``I Lost My Love in Baghdad,'' about Iraq. LOUDLABS NEWS

SPECIAL FORCES' IN BOSTON: Mercenary training company, there before and after explosions

2013-04-19T01:00:13.166Z

Firefighters Battle Massive Scrap Metal Fire in Tampa

2013-02-18T17:36:27.528Z

Massive fire near Port of Tampa: Explosive materials in vicinity — “Witness saw fireworks before blaze… It looked like the Fourth of July” (VIDEO) http://whatreallyhappened.com/content/massive-fire-near-port-tampa-explosive-materials-vicinity-%E2%80%94-%E2%80%9Cwitness-saw-fireworks-blaze%E2%80%A6-it

EXPLOSION! LIVE MEDIA SLIP UPS! 11-23-12

2012-11-25T15:36:57.463Z

SPRINGFIELD —

Authorities in Western Massachusetts have resumed an investigation of a natural gas explosion that damaged 42 buildings and injured 18 people.

Investigators and cleanup crews on Sunday returned to the blast area in Springfield, one of New England's biggest cities. The cause of the blast is under investigation. Police say the mayor will meet with investigators Sunday.

Friday night's explosion flattened a strip club and heavily damaged a day care center. It happened after officials evacuated part of the entertainment district because of reports of a gas leak and odor.

Most of the injured were part of a group of gas workers, firefighters and police officers who ducked for cover behind a utility truck just before the blast.