Author: Galen

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Philadelphia, PA — A statement that is often said in jest but that is 100% accurate goes as follows: police think they can somehow keeps drugs off the streets, yet they can’t even keep them out of their own prisons. This sentiment rings true in multiple aspects of policing in America, not just drugs. As the following case illustrates, police — who claim to keep guns off the streets — can’t even keep track of their own guns, hundreds of times over. Continue reading “Hundreds of Police and Confiscated Guns Have ‘Gone Missing’ from Sheriff’s Office”

The Sun

Hundreds of far-right groups have sprung up across the US and are ramping up recruitment in the fallout from the highly charged election and the coronavirus pandemic.

Online forum My Militia – which promotes itself as an “American Patriot Network” – has more than 20,000 users and has seen a flurry of activity in recent weeks. Continue reading “Inside the far-right American ‘militia networks’ arming themselves for ‘Civil War’ as Joe Biden becomes president”

NPR – by Dustin Jones

The coronavirus continues to spread across California. There have been more than 68,000 new cases in the last week, and nearly 350 more deaths. Hoping to reduce the surge, Gov. Gavin Newsom has ordered most people to stay home, starting Saturday, from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Newsom issued the order Thursday, making exceptions for essential workers and activities. Continue reading “California Announces Curfew To Curb Coronavirus Spread”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

King County, WA — The ostensible benefits of a democracy or a republic are derived from the act of electing officials who the citizens think represent their best interests. Some of the controversial aspects of this same form of government, however, are when unelected people are appointed to extremely powerful positions, some of which can last a literal lifetime — like the US Supreme Court.  Continue reading “Americans are Losing It—County Votes to Give Up Right to Elect Sheriff, Opts for Appointing One”

Jon Rappoport

Yesterday, I took Trump attorney, Sidney Powell, to task for her lack of court-case filings.

Where’s the beef, I asked.

Because time is of the essence.

From everything I’ve studied, the amount of vote-fraud is titanic. Court cases are obviously necessary. Continue reading “The Rudy, Sidney, and Jenna show: a blistering press conference for the ages”

Daily Mail

Dog owners in South Australia have slammed a ban on walking their pets during the state’s extreme six-day lockdown.

Police said ‘you cannot leave the house to walk the dog or to exercise’ in a tweet on Wednesday, outraging many who said it hurt hurt animal welfare. Continue reading “Dog owners are outraged at being banned from walking their precious pooches in extreme South Australian lockdown”

Reddit

Slowly, human interaction is becoming discouraged and we are all enteracting through devices. Social media already has started to mind control its users, people now believing everything they see online. It’s sad but technology will not stop growing, especially in times where the world is starting to rely on tech more and more.

Malls are being shutdown, stores out of business, theaters becoming a thing of the past as well. Continue reading “The dystopian future is not so far away”

Daily Mail

George Soros has made a rare acknowledgement of a slew of right-wing conspiracy theories that have falsely linked him to numerous causes including Antifa and Black Lives Matter.

The 90-year-old financier has long been seen by the right wing as a bogeyman lurking behind almost every controversial issue in US politics – from gun control to migration – and is frequently accused of pulling political strings behind the scenes.   Continue reading “Billionaire investor George Soros breaks his silence on being a bogeyman for the far-right in new documentary”

RT – by Helen Buyniski

People who believe in so-called conspiracy theories about Covid-19 are actually suffering from “neuropsychological impairments,” says a neurologist, in what sounds more than a little bit like Soviet-era weaponized psychiatry.

‘Conspiracy theorists’ who refuse to wear masks and embrace lockdowns are the victims of their own scientific illiteracy, which has fundamentally damaged their brains to such an extent that they cannot understand the science of Covid-19, claims neurologist Bruce Miller from the University of California, San Francisco, in a paper published earlier this month in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Continue reading “‘Conspiracy theories’ on Covid-19 come from BRAIN DAMAGE? Questionable science is being used to pathologize real dissent”

Santa Ynes Valley News

Santa Claus is coming to the mall — just don’t try to sit on his lap. Despite the pandemic — and the fact that Santa’s age and weight put him at high risk for severe illness from the coronavirus — mall owners are going ahead with plans to bring him back this year.

But they are doing all they can to keep the jolly old man safe, including banning kids from sitting on his knee, no matter if they’ve been naughty or nice. Continue reading “Here comes Santa Claus – with face masks and plexiglass”

Unz Review – by Philip Giraldi

Even though there was virtually no debate on foreign policy during the recent presidential campaign, there has been considerable discussion of what President Joe Biden’s national security team might look like. The general consensus is that the top levels of the government will be largely drawn from officials who previously served in the Obama administration and who are likely to be hawkish. There has also been, inevitably, some discussion of how the new administration, if it is confirmed, will deal with Israel and the Middle East in general.

Continue reading “Israel’s Power Is Unlimited”