Activist Post – by BN Frank

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is not a health or environmental protection agency.  Their job is to regulate the Telecom Industry (Big Wireless).  They’ve been doing just the opposite long before the ridiculous and highly risky “Race for 5G”which allows for hundreds of thousands if not millions more 5G small cell towers and related infrastructure in front of homes, in public rights of ways, historic districts, etc.  People are reporting health issues (pets included) where it has already been installed.  Insurance companies already know that radiation exposure is harmful otherwise they’d still be doing business with Big Wireless.   Continue reading “Cities Sue FCC on $2B Municipal Giveaway to Big Wireless for Installing 5G Everywhere”

PNN

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to sign an order extending the secrecy of the information stored in the security services’ archives from 70 to 90 years, including the Deir Yassin massacre carried out by Zionist gangs in the Nakba.

This came at the request of security agencies and other bodies to extend the confidentiality of this information to prevent the publication of part of the information during the current year. Continue reading “Netanyahu bans publication of archive materials on Deir Yassin massacre”

JTA

WASHINGTON (JTA) — President Donald Trump enacted a law that expands hate crime protections to religious institutions.

The bill signed last Friday by Trump, Protecting Religiously Affiliated Institutions Act, was prompted in part by a series of bomb threats last year against Jewish institutions.   Continue reading “Trump signs law expanding hate crime protections to religious institutions”

Forward

One of the largest Jewish charities in the U.S. has been secretly funding a shadowy online blacklist targeting college students who criticize Israel.

For three years, a website called Canary Mission has spread fear among undergraduate activists, posting more than a thousand political dossiers on student supporters of Palestinian rights. The dossiers are meant to harm students’ job prospects, and have been used in interrogations by Israeli security officials.   Continue reading “REVEALED: Canary Mission Blacklist Is Secretly Bankrolled By Major Jewish Federation”

Right of the Right

The City of New York is giving two Israeli tech firms, SOSA and Jerusalem Venture Partners, $100 million in public/private funds to develop a massive internet “cybersecurity” industry hub whose headquarters is in Tel Aviv:  Continue reading “NYC Gives $100 Million to Jewish Tech Companies for Cybersecurity”

Anti-Media – by Carey Wedler

The internet erupted in a flurry of posts about President Trump’s message to millions of people Tuesday afternoon. The text, which was announced prior to its transmission, served as a test to a new national alert system enacted by FEMA for the purposes of alerting citizens about natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and other emergencies.   Continue reading “The Presidential Alert Text Is Everything You Need to Know About the US Government”

Wired

The fight for our right to repair the stuff we own has suffered a huge setback.

As anyone who repairs electronics knows, keeping a device in working order often means fixing both its hardware and software. But a big California farmers’ lobbying group just blithely signed away farmers’ right to access or modify the source code of any farm equipment software. Continue reading “John Deere Just Swindled Farmers Out of Their Right to Repair”

RT

The US is withdrawing from the “optional protocol” in the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, John Bolton has confirmed. He said it follows a case brought by Palestine, challenging the US embassy’s move to Jerusalem.

“I am announcing that the president has decided that the United States will withdraw from the optional protocol and dispute resolution to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations,” Bolton said.   Continue reading “US says Palestine ‘not a state,’ withdraws from Vienna Convention’s ‘optional protocol’”

Gov’t Slaves – by John Vibes

A new startup is hoping to cash in on a disturbing trend that has been growing in popularity among the ultra-rich. It is a treatment in which blood from young people is injected into the veins of older people—seriously.

While it has been reported that this practice has been popular underground in Silicon Valley for years now, this is the first company to officially offer the service to the public. Stanford Medical graduate Jesse Karmazin is the founder of Ambrosia Medical, which plans to open its first clinic in New York City in the next few months.   Continue reading “Not a Conspiracy Theory: Rich Lining Up to Pay for the Blood of Children to Be Injected into Them”

Activist Post – by Nicolas West

Does anyone remember that it used to be considered a conspiracy theory to warn people about biometric databases? Well, now that it is an accepted reality, we should be looking even farther down the slippery slope for new signposts indicating even greater plans to track, trace and database all human beings.

Apparently it is neither sufficient — nor efficient — to have the myriad databases currently at the disposal of agencies like the Department of Defense, FBI or Homeland Security. According to a release from Biometric Update, these agencies currently use different computer languages that have difficulty communicating with each other as seamlessly as the U.S. government desires.   Continue reading “Military and U.S. Law Enforcement Establishing Joint Communication Network for Biometric Databases”

SF Gate

Organizers of the Folsom Street Fair, San Francisco’s famed fetish festival, took new measures this year to educate attendees — especially sightseers and gawkers — on the subject of consent.

“Gear doesn’t mean consent. What you’re wearing doesn’t mean consent. An enthusiastic ‘yes’ means consent,” said Edwin Morales, president of the Folsom Street Events board.  Continue reading “Folsom Street Fair stresses consent amid leather and BDSM”

Gateway Pundit – by Cassandra Fairbanks

The Nobel Prize Committee is no longer just concerned with the merits of your work — instead they are explicitly calling on nominators to “consider diversity in gender, geography and topic for the 2019 prizes.”

Of the 605 people who have won Nobel Prizes in scientific discipline, only 18 have been women.   Continue reading “Nobel Prize Committee Calls on Nominators to Give Up On Merits and Consider Diversity in Gender, Geography”