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The Federalist Papers – by Robert Gehl

The governor of Oregon signed Democrat (and even Republican) supported gun control legislation that would allow authorities to strip firearms from law-abiding citizens.

The bill, signed Wednesday by Gov. Kate Brown, would permit state authorities to seize the firearms of anyone who has been determined as a threat to themselves or others – without any judicial process at all.

The intent is to reduce the number of gun-related suicides, which has been on the rise recently in the state, but Second Amendment advocates were incensed.   Continue reading “Oregon Governor Signs Gun Confiscation Bill Into Law”

The Daily Sheeple – by Claire Bernish

Forced into her car for shelter after several months spent living in economical hotel rooms, the downtrodden woman’s parking tickets accumulated rapidly into the hundreds of dollars — a total she couldn’t imagine paying, considering her impoverished current circumstances. Then, seeming to confirm her bad luck would, indeed, never run out, a tow truck arrived to haul the car away over the unpaid fines.

Distraught and in tears, pleading with the tow truck driver as her last remaining possessions lay strewn across the Idaho sidewalk, it seemed the woman’s situation couldn’t get worse — but someone saw what was taking place, her tears, and despair.  Continue reading “No Rage. No Violence. Just a Bar Owner Spontaneously Saving a Stranger from Homelessness.”

Red State – by Sarah Lee

Or, because it’s just a really fabulous headline from Metro UK, “This nasal spray could cure you of your burning hatred of refugees.”

The gist is that Oxytocin, a hormone closely associated with maternal instincts and childbirth, can be very effective in causing even the most hardened anti-immigration meanie to relax and find the joy in open borders. From Metro UK:   Continue reading “Skeptical Of Open Borders? There’s A Drug For That”

The Daily Sheeple – by Dawn Lugar

Some Florida parents got a bit of a surprise when they were kicked out of pediatric firms for having unvaccinated children.

Even though the decision to not vaccinate is growing among those who read the vaccine inserts and familiarize themselves with the potential side effects, doctors want all children forcibly injected because they make more money if their patients vaccinate. It’s not a secret that the vaccine manufacturers dumped big money into California lawmakers pockets just before mandating all children get all the recommended vaccines. But safety and health come second to a pocket full of money.   Continue reading “Pediatricians In Florida Refuse To See Un-Vaccinated Kids”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

George Soros, the billionaire, “philanthropist” globalist who has been instrumental in taking down entire countries and economies is stepping up his efforts to influence the US Congress.

According to Soros funded Open Society Policy Center, in the first half of 2017, it paid out more money to lobbyists in DC to sway US politics than it did for the entire year of 2016!  Continue reading “George Soros Funds Lobbyists in DC to Sway Politics More In First Half Of 2017 Than All Of 2016”

RT

The owner of a Swiss hotel has been accused of anti-Semitism after she singled out Jews in two different signs, one of which told them to shower before and after swimming. The owner admits she used the “wrong words” in the notes.

“To our Jewish guests…please take a shower before you go swimming and although after swimming. If you break the rules, I’m forced to cloes (sic) the swimming pool for you…,” wrote Ruth Thomann, owner of the Paradies Apartment House in Arosa, Switzerland.   Continue reading “Swiss hotel signs telling Jews to shower before & after swimming see owner under fire”

Jon Rappoport

In the Information Age, a person has several choices.

He can give in and accept mainstream news as a valid picture of the world.

He can resort, instead, to some version of so-called alternative news and surrender to that without much thought.

Or he can become a true independent judge of any source of information, armed with the tools to analyze it sharply and clearly.   Continue reading “Logic & Analysis: a course for home-schooled children”

USA Today – by Sean Rossman

A Walmart gun display prodding customers to “Own the school year like a hero,” was a prank, the company confirmed Saturday.

Walmart spokesman Charles Crowson told USA TODAY the company is “certain” the incident was a ruse, but offered no other details.

Walmart started its own investigation of the incident Wednesday, after a photo of the display spread across Twitter. The photo showed a glass gun case in a Walmart store with a sign on top reading, “Own the school year like a hero,” the store’s back-to-school slogan.  Continue reading “Walmart: Back-to-school-themed gun display was a prank”

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – With U.S. Congress members focused during their August recess on finding ways to lower the corporate tax rate, industry groups and other sectors of society are gearing up to fight proposed changes to the personal income tax.

While tax cuts for business have garnered the most headlines, lobbyists and lawmakers have conceded that rewriting the corporate tax code will be a long slog.

Tackling personal tax rates will be easier, many argue. Looking for an easier legislative win ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, most lawmakers in the Republican majority want to cut individual incomes taxes. President Donald Trump has been pushing hard for tax changes this year.   Continue reading “U.S. tax change proposals anger builders, realtors, charities”

Oil Price – by Joel Chury

A surprise discovery coming out of Utah and Colorado’s Paradox Basin oil field has captured the attention of the petroleum sector today.

Over 9 billion barrels equivalent (BOE), to be exact—which if fully realized in today’s oil price structure comes at a value of $450 billion.

Well-respected consulting firm Ryder Scott, released an intriguing 51-101 Estimated Prospective Oil and Gas Resource in the Paradox Basin that spans the Utah and Colorado border.   Continue reading “$450 Billion Oil Discovery Could Be A Gamechanger For US Oil”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

After learning over the weekend that Trump plans to call for an investigation into China over allegations that the nation violated U.S. intellectual property rights and forced technology transfers, we learn that several Chinese companies may have submitted bids for Fiat Chrysler (FCA) in a deal that would include the company’s iconic Jeep brand.  According to AutomotiveNews, at least one Chinese automaker made a bid earlier this month for FCA at a slight premium to the company’s prevailing market price but it was rejected for being too low.   Continue reading “Several Chinese Companies Reportedly Submit Bids For Fiat Chrysler”

Reuters

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – California plans to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice over federal restrictions on some law enforcement grants to so-called sanctuary cities, a spokesperson for California’s attorney general office said on Monday.

The city of San Francisco filed its own lawsuit against the department late last week, saying the federal government has improperly sought to force local jurisdictions to enforce national immigration law by imposing funding conditions.   Continue reading “California to sue Trump administration over sanctuary policy”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

Just one month after YouTube deleted a video of the United States air-dropping weapons to ISIS and claimed that it contained “violent or graphic content,” the video platform is now being criticized for implementing a new artificial intelligence program to monitor “extremist” content that is deleting videos that document U.S. war crimes.

The monitoring organization Airwars.org recently reported that its YouTube account had been targeted, just one week after YouTube published a new blog post announcing that it is “developing and implementing cutting-edge machine learning technology designed to help us identify and remove violent extremism and terrorism-related content in a scalable way.”   Continue reading “YouTube is Now Purging Evidence of War Crimes—Labeling it as ‘Extremist’ Content”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

As if there weren’t enough geopolitical and social stress points in the world to fill a lifetime of “sleepy, vacationy” Augusts, late on Friday night President Trump spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping and told him that he’s preparing to order an investigation into Chinese trade practices next week, according to NBC. Politico confirms that Trump is ready to launch a new trade crackdown on China next week, citing an administration official, a step that Trump delayed two weeks ago under the guidance of his new Chief of Staff Gen. Kelly, but now appears imminent. It is also an escalation which most analysts agree will launch a trade war between Washington and Beijing.   Continue reading “Trump Warns Xi: Trade War With China Begins Monday”

Breitbart – by Bob Price

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government over the detention of three teens suspected of being gang members.

The lawsuit, filed against U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and several federal immigration agencies alleges three teenagers are unlawfully detained on “suspicion of being gang members without substantiation,” the New York Times reported.  Continue reading “ACLU Sues ICE for Arresting Suspected Alien Teen Gang Members”

Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign released its first television advertisement on Sunday, a 30-second spot that attacks Democrats and touts the accomplishments of his first seven months in office.

The ad’s release comes amid intense criticism of Trump’s response to the events in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a planned rally by white supremacists led to violence that killed a counter-protester.   Continue reading “President Trump’s reelection campaign releases television ad”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

The United States has recently ramped up its fear campaign against North Korea once again, and while there are a number of reasons why the U.S. War Machine appears to have chosen this small nation as its next target, one thing is clear—this invasion could be incredibly beneficial for major corporations.

According to a report from Quartz, North Korea’s mountainous surface sits on top of some of the largest stockpiles of mineral reserves in the world, which are valued at TRILLIONS of US dollars. There are over 200 kinds of minerals, such as “iron, gold, magnesite, zinc, copper, limestone, molybdenum, graphite, and more.”
Continue reading “Why They Need ‘Freedom’: North Korea Sits on Trillions in Minerals US Corporations Would Kill For”

Reuters

DEPOE BAY, Ore. (Reuters) – Oregon’s Depoe Bay is preparing for the first total eclipse to traverse the continental United States in a century as if a natural disaster was bearing down on the small coastal city.

The town, home to 1,500 residents and a single traffic light, is near the spot of land where the total eclipse will first appear on Aug. 21 as it begins cutting a path through 14 states to the Atlantic.   Continue reading “Oregon coastal city at ‘double ground zero’ braced for eclipse”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Even with possession shaming, and amid the fear and threat of prosecution, Australians have yet to give up all their guns. It is estimated nearly 300,000 guns are still on the streets in the land down under. These guns don’t belong to the law-abiding citizens either.

Australia’s anti-gun campaign and propaganda launched after a mass shooter killed 35 people in one heinous act of murder. The tragedy took place in 1996, in the city of Port Arthur. Following the crime, and in the wake of national agony, then Prime Minister John Howard moved to take back all the gun rights Australians had since the country’s founding.   Continue reading “Gun Confiscation Fail: Law-Abiding Aussies Defenseless Against 260,000 Illegal Guns”