The Mind Unleashed – by Jake Anderson

This already historic and unprecedented summer could mark yet another outlandish first: scientists plan to release genetically modified mosquitos in Florida and Texas. An attempt at disease control via genetic engineering, the scientists argue their efforts will, over time, greatly reduce the number of next-generation mosquitos. Continue reading “Scientists Are About To Release Millions of Genetically Modified Mosquitos in Florida and Texas”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Seattle’s new “autonomous zone” – a six-block area established by protesters after the police and National Guard pulled out of city’s Capitol Hill neighborhood – now has a ‘heavily-armed’ warlord, and he’s already enforcing his streets. Continue reading “Seattle “Autonomous Zone” Now Has A “Heavily-Armed” Warlord; Trump Dunks On Clueless Governor”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Parents who are chomping at the bit to get the schools reopened in the fall are in for a big surprise.  If they do want their child to back to a public school, it will, first of all, look more like a prison than it did before.  The government wants beacons on every child so they can be tracked at all times- to prevent COVID-19, of course. Continue reading “Creepy Proposal: Government’s Plans to “Track” COVID-19 at Schools”

Daily Mail

Gone With The Wind has been temporarily removed by HBO Max from its streaming platform after it was criticized for romanticizing slavery, amid a nationwide re-evaluation of cultural values.

The 1939 Civil War epic, starring Clark Gable as Rhett Butler and Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara, is based on a novel written three years previously by Margaret Mitchell.  Continue reading “HBO Max pulls Gone With The Wind”

RT

After police in Seattle, Washington retreated from the Capitol Hill neighborhood, protesters took over the abandoned ‘regime’ precinct and erected barricades to mark an ‘autonomous zone’ for several blocks around it. Continue reading “Anarchists & ‘Antifa’ occupy Seattle police station abandoned by ‘regime’ forces, set up ‘Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone’”

CNN

In last week’s memorial service for George Floyd, the Rev. Al Sharpton noted that the recent demonstrations against abusive policing were caused not just by Floyd’s death after a white officer kneeled on his throat. Instead, it was the last straw after centuries of oppression. Mr. Sharpton noted, “Because ever since 401 years ago, the reason we could never be who we wanted and dreamed of being is you kept your knee on our neck.” Continue reading “Stone Mountain and other monuments to the Confederacy should be wiped clean”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Decatur, AL — On the night of March 15, 2020, Kevin Penn, 47, owner of Star Spirits & Beverages in Decatur, Al. was robbed. So, he did what society tells him to do — he called 9-1-1. Unfortunately for Mr. Penn, however, like so many calls before his, asking police for help was the worst decision he could’ve made because when cops showed up, they broke his jaw, knocked out several teeth, and arrested him. Continue reading “Armed Store Owner Stops Robbery, Calls 911, Cops Show Up, Break His Jaw, Arrest HIM”

Campus Reform – by Lacey Kestecher

In a letter sent by University of California-Los Angeles faculty members to the school’s chancellor and executive vice chancellor, the staff requests that UCLA take steps towards divesting from the Los Angeles Police Department and other policing forces. This comes out of protests over the death of George Floyd while in police custody, followed by a nationwide “defund the police” push from the left.  Continue reading “UCLA profs join nationwide ‘defund the police’ push”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Stan Wischnowski, the lead editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, resigned on Saturday over a headline (dated June 2) titled “Buildings Matter, Too,” which detailed the destructive nature of social unrest on the city’s local economy over the police killing of unarmed black man George Floyd, reported The New York Times.  Continue reading “Philly News Editor Ousted After Daring To Question Legitimacy Of Burning The City’s Buildings Down”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Fort Pierce, FL — Officer Albert Eckrode — like so many other cops do to avoid accountability — resigned after he was caught on a hospital’s surveillance video bullying and beating a patient. For nearly four months, this move seemed to have worked in his favor. However, given the current climate in the country and police departments getting called out for failing to hold bad cops accountable, officials finally charged this violent cop with assault. Continue reading “‘Good Cop’ Does Nothing as Fellow Cop Beats Helpless Hospital Patient”

Big League Politics – by Shane Trejo

National guardsmen deployed to keep the peace in Atlanta, Ga. danced the “Macarena” with protesters shortly before the 8pm curfew on Friday night, as clownworld soars to unforeseen heights.  Continue reading “National Guard Dances the ‘Macarena’ in the Streets as America Burns”

True Pundit

President Barack Obama’s foundation seemingly and mysteriously posted a photo of George Floyd nine days before his death with the message: “This Is America.”

Original Tweet from May 16th is below; Floyd died on May 25th:  Continue reading “Suspicious Mystery Grows Debating Obama’s Tweeted Photo of George Floyd NINE DAYS Before His Death”