Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Hillsborough County, FL — In the land of the free, attempting to earn money in certain professions without first paying the state for the privilege of doing so can and will get you kidnapped and extorted. These laws are applied to children behind lemonade stands as well as adults selling flowers. The state callously and with extreme prejudice has been documented arresting people, or even beating up women to enforce these licensing laws. Continue reading “Instead of Solving Real Crimes, Cops Go Undercover to Arrest 118 Handymen for Not Having Licenses”

Strategic Culture

The Pentagon confirmed this week that it has, for the first time, armed some of its submarines with long-range nuclear missiles which have a lower destructive power compared with existing warheads. These so-called “mini-nukes” represent – despite the diminutive-sounding name – an increased risk of nuclear war.  Continue reading “US Deploys ‘Mini-Nukes’ in Deplorable Threat to World Peace”

Health Impact News – by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

SEC filings reveal that Merck’s Vaccine Division President Julie Gerberding sold over half her Merck shares in January for $9.1 Million. That transaction followed a spate of bad news for Merck’s flagship Gardasil vaccine.

Last month, Cancer Research UK announced an alarming 54% rise in cervical cancer among 24-29-year-olds, the first generation to receive the HPV jabs. The following day, the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine published a withering critique of Gardasil’s crooked clinical trials, Continue reading “Former CDC Head and Merck’s Current Vaccine Division President Julie Gerberding Sells $9.1 Million in Merck Pharmaceutical Shares as Gardasil Vaccine Gets Bad Press”

The College Fix – by Jeremiah Poff

A mob of student activists chanting “free Palestine” disrupted a student government committee meeting Monday at the University of California-Berkeley, as the body was scheduled to vote on a resolution to condemn a pro-Palestinian student group for anti-Semitism.

In a video tweeted by Middle East analyst and Israeli Defense Forces reservist Yoni Michanie, protesters loudly and energetically chant while waving a Palestinian flag. Michanie called the protest evidence of the rise of anti-Semitism in America. Continue reading “Student activists chanting ‘Free Palestine’ shut down UC-Berkeley student government meeting”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Austin, TX — On February 16, 2018, Quentin Perkins had committed no crime, had harmed no one, and was merely sitting in a park when police officers ran up on him and began barking orders. Not wanting to get shot or beaten, Perkins complied with everything police told him to do. He got on his knees and put his hands on his head.  Continue reading “Sadistic Cops Taser Innocent Man in the Back While On His Knees With His Hands Up”

Sputnik

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Macy’s Inc., a major US department store chain, will be closing 125 of its stores in the next three years, and is cutting 2,000 jobs, the company said in a statement.

“Macy’s plans to close approximately 125 of its least productive stores over the next three years, including approximately 30 stores that are in the process of closure now. These approximately 125 stores currently account for approximately $1.4 billion in annual sales”, the company said on Tuesday.

Continue reading “Macy’s Store Chain Closing 125 Locations, Company Announces”

Defense One – by Neta C Crawford

Even if the U.S. administration decided to leave — or was evicted from — Iraq immediately, the bill of war to the U.S. to date would be an estimated $1,922 billion in current dollars.

This figure includes not only funding appropriated to the Pentagon explicitly for the war, but spending on Iraq by the State Department, the care of Iraq War veterans and interest on debt incurred to fund 16 years of U.S. military involvement in the country.  Continue reading “The Iraq War Has Cost the US Nearly $2 Trillion”

The Daily Sheeple – by Sean Walton

Nothing sells firearms like the threat of them being taken away. And the threat is evident on both a state and federal level.

The 2020 presidential race is already weighing on the minds of gun owners who flocked to gun stores to load up in January.  Continue reading “Firearm Background Checks at Record High for January”

Times of Israel

A Jewish protester was removed from a Donald Trump campaign rally held in Iowa, after he interrupted the event by accusing the US president of fomenting anti-Semitism.

“I’m an American Jew and ever since your father was elected president, more and more Jews are being gunned down every year,” Elon Glickman, an organizer for the Jewish-American group IfNotNow, shouted during the event Monday night in Des Moines while the president’s oldest son, Donald Trump Jr., was addressing the crowd. IfNotNow tweeted a video of the encounter.  Continue reading “Activist booted from Iowa event for yelling Trump supporters are ‘killing Jews’”

Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy

People living in the Philippines, a country of islands not very far off the coast of China, remember all too well the last time a deadly coronavirus epidemic broke out in China.

It was 2003 when the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) coronavirus broke out in China. It infected over 7000 people in China with over 600 recorded deaths.  Continue reading “Coconut Oil’s History in Destroying Viruses, Including Coronaviruses”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

El Paso, TX — Police, we are told, are the ones we call when we are in trouble and need help. However, often times, “help” is the last thing people receive. Instead of serving the public, many police officers use their badge to prey on them instead. As the following case out of El Paso illustrates, they do so with seeming impunity and almost never go to jail for it.  Continue reading “NO JAIL for Cop Guilty of Responding to Domestic Violence Call by Raping the Victim”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Dallas, TX — Genevive Dawes, 21, had harmed no one and committed no crime when multiple Dallas police officers surrounded her and her husband as they slept in their new car. However, because a trigger happy cop was on the scene that night, Dawes and the unborn child in her belly were executed. Now, the cop who opened fire on this pregnant mother of two is headed to trial.

The trial for former Dallas police officer Christopher Hess started on Tuesday. Unfortunately, Hess was not charged with murder for killing Dawes. Instead he was charged with aggravated assault by a public servant.  Continue reading “Horrifying Video Shows Cops Surround Sleeping Pregnant Mother and Execute Her”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

President Trump is allegedly set to release Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard to Israel in the coming weeks to aid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s re-election campaign. Continue reading “Report: Trump to Release Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard to Israel to Aid Netanyahu’s Re-election”

Sputnik

Four US bases are prepared to assist the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and house US citizens who may have been exposed to the Wuhan coronavirus overseas, Pentagon officials revealed Saturday.

According to Military.com, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper approved an HHS request to house around 1,000 people who may have been exposed to the deadly virus while traveling abroad. Continue reading “Pentagon Designates Four Additional Military Bases as Coronavirus Quarantine Centers”