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The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Dykes
Hm.
Could this be why people are turning away from the mainstream media en masse? Because people are starting to realize just how scripted and fake everything they’re eing told by these talking heads truly is?
Continue reading “This Video Brilliantly Illustrates How Fake and Scripted the Mainstream Media Is”
A Louisiana state judge on Wednesday threw out an order from the state’s Democratic governor aimed at protecting the rights of gay and transgender people, ruling that the governor had overstepped his authority.
“The effect of its adoption and implementation, creates new and/or expands upon existing Louisiana law as opposed to directing the faithful execution of the existing law of this state,” Judge Todd Hernandez of the 19th Judicial District Court in East Baton Rogue Parish said in his ruling. Continue reading “Louisiana judge throws out executive order to protect LGBT rights”
Anti-Media – by Darius Shahtahmasebi
Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has broken free of the corporate media’s narrative by accusing the United States of funding and arming terror groups al-Qaeda and ISIS.
“If you or I gave money, weapons or support to al-Qaeda or ISIS, we would be thrown in jail,” Gabbard tweeted on Saturday. Continue reading “Congresswoman Says US Is Arming ISIS, Introduces Bill to Stop It”
Breitbart – by Donna Rachel Edmunds
Businesses should “work together in common cause” to spread a “unified message” of welcome and acceptance to refugees and migrants, an organisation co-founded by Richard Branson has said.
Refugees and migrants have been dubbed an “opportunity for humanity” in a report by The B Team, an initiative co-founded by Virgin entrepreneur Richard Branson and Jochen Zeitz, founder of the Zeitz Foundation for Intercultural Ecosphere Safety. Continue reading “Globalist Business Leaders Pile on Pressure For Open Borders”
The Hill – by Timothy Cama and Devin Henry
President-elect Donald Trump is planning to name Montana’s Rep. Ryan Zinke (R) to lead the Interior Department.
Zinke was offered the Interior secretary position Tuesday, a source close to Trump’s transition efforts confirmed to The Hill. A transition official told CNN that Zinke had accepted the offer. Continue reading “Trump taps Montana congressman for Interior secretary”
I’ve been working as a reporter since 1982. Since then I’ve watched big-media news lie in every possible way they could. But I’ve never seen them race to the edge of a cliff and jump off—until now.
Here is the rough sequence, acted out in the past year. Continue reading “The sequence by which major media went stark raving mad”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Bakersfield, CA — At 12:30 am on Monday morning, Bakersfield police shot and killed 73-year-old Francisco Serna as he stood in his driveway. Immediately following the shooting, police released details noting that Serna was killed for ‘brandishing a gun.’ However, early Tuesday morning, we’ve now learned that there was never a gun and police fabricated that vital piece of information.
When police arrived on scene, they fired multiple shots at Serna, hitting and killing him. Continue reading “Police Kill 73yo Unarmed Grandpa with Dementia Then Lied About Him Having a Gun”
A 19-year-old college student was arrested Monday night after carrying a backpack full of weapons into Trump Tower, the New York Daily News reports.
Wang showed up at Trump Tower about 6:35 p.m. Monday and tried to get in at a checkpoint. When his bag set off the metal detector, the Secret Service moved in and asked him to open it. The Secret Service found an M-100 firework, a Swiss Army knife, a flashlight, handcuffs, an 8-foot black rope, a clear water gun, a laptop and a garrote, which of course is a wire that can be used to strangle someone. Continue reading “College Student Arrested After Carrying “Weapons” Into Trump Tower”
Breitbart – by Charlie Spiering
Four-star Gen. John Kelly had a 45-year career in the Marines which included three tours in Iraq and leading the United States Southern Command before he retired in January 2016.
Kelly also served as the assistant commander of the 1st Marine Division under Gen. James Mattis during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Here are some quotes and facts about Donald Trump’s choice to head to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Continue reading “Meet Gen. John Kelly, Donald Trump’s Pick for DHS Secretary”
The Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane
A police officer at a Nevada school shot a student last week, and the details are horrific.
The student – 14-year old Logan Clark – was reportedly emotionally distressed, bleeding, and armed with a knife when he was shot in the chest by a campus cop at Hug High School in Reno.
Logan had been bullied and beaten and was trying to escape from a crowd of classmates who had gathered to capture video of an anticipated fight when the shooting occurred. Continue reading “Boy Is Beaten And Bullied At School, Cop Responds By Shooting Him In The Chest”
The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Dykes
The number used to be one in ten, but according to new data, one out of every six adult Americans is taking anti-depressants or some other type of psychiatric drugs now.
What that breaks down to is “Overall, 16.7 percent of 242 million U.S. adults reported filling one or more prescriptions for psychiatric drugs in 2013,” according to research published today in Journal of the American Medical Association’s JAMA Internal Medicine. Continue reading “New Study: Now 1 in 6 American Adults Takes Anti-Depressants or Other Psych Drugs”
President-elect Donald Trump will nominate former Texas Gov. Rick Perry to serve as secretary of Energy, according to reports by CBS News and NBC News.
The former GOP presidential hopeful beat out two contenders for the Cabinet post: Sen. Joe Manchin, a Democrat representing West Virginia, and Ray Washburne, a Dallas investor working in oil and gas operations, CBS News reported. Continue reading “Rick Perry, who said he wants to scrap Energy Dept., may lead it”
“The CIA says” is never a great way to start a sentence. But that’s the basis of the latest charge that Russia hacked the US presidential election.
Members of Congress have now been secretly briefed by the CIA on “the Russian affair,” and media, led by the Washington Post, are running with the story that Russia influenced the US election on the side of Trump. Continue reading “Washington Post-CIA connections destroy Post’s “election hack” claim”
The personality of Donald Trump has “no precedent” in modern US history, but he should be given a chance to put forward his policies, Henry Kissinger said, highlighting the president-elect’s potential to shape global politics and keep to the US tradition of “building world peace.”
Speaking at the Nobel Peace Prize Forum in Oslo, Norway, on the issue of “World Peace after the US Presidential Election,” the 93-year-old former diplomat and Nobel Prize winner dispelled fears of the looming cataclysm of Trump’s presidency. Continue reading “Trump’s personality ‘unprecedented’, vision of new world order yet to be seen – Kissinger”
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump spoke on Monday to former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard Carly Fiorina about the job of director of national intelligence, the New York Times reported, citing a senior Trump transition team member.
Fiorina, once a rival for the White House Republican nomination who clashed with Trump during primary debates, visited Trump Tower, his transition team said on a conference call. Continue reading “Trump considering Fiorina for director of national intelligence: New York Times”
Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten
Cleveland is going against the trend on gun “buy backs”. They are having one every year, whether they do any good or not. In 2016, they had one on the 4th of December. Very little notice was given. At least one Second Amendment support group, Ohioans for Concealed Carry, predicted a low turn out for the event. From cleveland.com: Continue reading “Private Buyers Compete with Police for Choice Guns at Cleveland “buyback””
Most people tend to dispose of the egg shells once they are done with cooking the eggs.
However, by throwing them in the trash, you will be deprived of many health benefits.
As a matter of fact, egg shells are probably the best natural source of calcium and it is easier for the body to digest and absorb. Egg shells are healthy and balanced calcium, thanks to the trace amounts of other minerals. Continue reading “After Reading This You Will Never Throw Away Eggshells”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Stockbridge, GA – In a travesty of justice, a Henry County grand jury decided that a cop who went to the wrong house responding to a 911 call and killed the homeowner, an innocent father of three, will not be charged. Continue reading “Cop Goes to Wrong House and Kills Innocent Father of 3 — Will Not Face Charges”
Huffington Post – by Alex Mohajer
A 1995 federal court ruling out of Pennsylvania may offer some clues to Clinton supporters as to possible legal authority for removing an elected official from office and replacing them with their erstwhile opponent.
In light of late-breaking reports Friday evening that Russians interfered with the 2016 presidential election to assist Donald Trump’s victory, Clinton supporters are furiously in pursuit of remedies. Continue reading “Russian Interference Could Give Courts Legal Authority To Install Clinton”
Waking Times – by Dylan Charles
It appears the U.S. government is officially declaring war on cancer by launching a major bureaucratic initiative aimed at sending cancer research to the moon.
In a moment of suspiciously bi-partisan cooperation, both sides of the political aisle of the 114th United States Congress came together to pass House Resolution (H.R.) 34, the 21st Century Cures Act, which pledges a ton of taxpayer money to a broad range of disease and public health research programs, drug maker incentives, deregulation, and more. Continue reading “The ’21st Century Cures Act’ Just Created the Ministry of Cancer”