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Waking Times – by Dylan Charles
The war on drugs officially kicked off in 1971 when president Richard Nixon addressed the nation in a press conference explaining how the recent passage of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 would provide the legal framework and material support for a new kind of war, the war on drugs. Continue reading “The US Federal Government Finally Admits The War On Drugs Is A Failure”
Activist Post – by Brandon Turbeville
A recent successful hacking of three ISIS supporters’ Twitter accounts has revealed that the source of these accounts is not located in Syria or Iraq but in the UK and Saudi Arabia.
According to a report by the UK Mirror, a group of four hackers known as VandaSec hacked the ISIS accounts and linked them back to the Department of Work and Pensions in the UK. Indeed, according to the hackers, the accounts are being run from Internet addresses that can be traced back to the DWP. Continue reading “ISIS IP Addresses Traced Back To Saudi Arabia And UK Governments”
On December 16, satirist Dan Joseph released “The Gun Control Song,” mocking President Obama’s habit of responding to high-profile shootings by calling for more gun control while “blood is still fresh on the ground.”
Joseph uses the song to address Obama’s habit of politicizing tragedy—for the purposes of pushing gun control—by calling for gun controls that would not have stopped the shootings in the first place. He also points out the hypocrisy of using the behavior of criminals as a springboard for new laws on law-abiding citizens and points to the foolishness of pretending criminals—who already ignore gun control—could somehow be constrained by more of it. Continue reading “‘The Gun Control Song’ Mocks Obama for Pushing Gun Control While ‘Blood Fresh on the Ground’”
Activist Post – by Catherine Frompovich
Wednesday, December 16, 2015, may become a day of ‘infamy’ in the annals of mandatory vaccinations.
On that day, His Honor, Judge Manuel J. Mendez, J.S.C., handed down the decision overturning a Mayor Bloomberg-era regulation requiring all children 6 months through 59 months of age must obtain a flu vaccine in order to attend pre-schools, day care centers and Head Start Programs regulated by the City of New York. Continue reading “New York State Supreme Court Says NO To Mandatory Flu Vaccinations For Kids 6 Months To 5 Years In Order To Attend Head Start, Pre-School Or Day Care”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
North Catasauqua, PA — Six years ago, when Tom Newhart and his wife rescued a baby cat and named him Sugar, they never imagined that his life would end in a hail of gunfire. However, thanks to a North Catasauqua police officer, that’s exactly what happened.
Last Sunday, Sugar escaped from the Newhart’s home. Hours later, he’d be gunned down by police. Continue reading “Cowardly Cop Kills Family’s Cat with a Shotgun After it Hissed at Him”
Germany has created a new counter-terrorism police unit that will have up to 250 agents. The move followed analysis by national security revealing that German officers are not trained to deal with Paris-style terrorist attacks.
The new unit has been named the Beweissicherungs- und Festnahmeeinheit plus (“Evidence collection and arrest unit plus”), also referred as “BFE+,” Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere has announced. Continue reading “Germany unveils new counter-terrorism unit in wake of France attacks”
Parents in the United Kingdom are urged to be on the lookout for signs their children might be about to set themselves ablaze… due to yet another trending online “challenge.”
What may sound like a ridiculous warning comes hot on the heels of an internet fad which sees teenagers pour flammable liquid over their body and light it on fire – seriously. Continue reading “Darwin prize hopefuls? Parents warned over internet ‘Fire Challenge’”
Faith in an ideology based on a desire for power over others and the need to feel personally superior without any legitimate accomplishment is perhaps the most dangerous state of being an individual or society can adopt. I would refer to such a mindset as “zealotry,” an integral element of cultism and an extreme result of the elitist side of faith. Continue reading “Ecological Panic: The New Rationale For Globalist Cultism”
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — See the full text of the threatening email directed toward the Los Angeles Unified School District that led to the closing of all district schools on Tuesday. Continue reading “Full text of threatening email sent to LAUSD”
All Americans – conservatives and liberals – want their families to have access to safe food.
Polls by ABC news, Associated Press and other major organizations show that Americans overwhelmingly want genetically modified foods (“GMOs”) labeled … and don’t believe that GMOs are safe. Continue reading “Alert: Congress May Vote Today To Destroy States’ Rights To Protect Our Food Supply”
On December 16, Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) will introduce the “Assault Weapons Ban of 2015″ to ban all manufacturing of “assault weapons.”
Besides banning the manufacturing of AR-15s and related firearms, the ban would put in place “new restrictions on the sale of already existing assault weapons.” Continue reading “House Democrats Introduce Bill to Ban Manufacture of ‘Assault Weapons’”
In a speech just hours before tonight’s GOP debate in Las Vegas, Hillary Clinton knocked the majority of the Republican 2016 field for its stance on gun control.
“I know that this will drive some of our Republican friends a little crazy,” the Democratic frontrunner and former Secretary of State said in a counterterrorism speech in Minnesota. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton Has ‘News’ for GOP Field: ‘Terrorists Use Guns to Kill Americans’”
Colorado ruled Monday that police officers in the state be required to undergo full psychological evaluations. The checks would occur before an officer is hired, and every time an officer changes jobs or jurisdictions in the state thereafter, the Denver Post reported.
According to the Post, state law already requires psychological evaluations but such checks are rarely carried out in practice. The new rules were affirmed during a meeting of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. Continue reading “Colorado About to Require All Police Officers to Undergo Psychological Evaluations”
Years ago, the case of Turkmen Vs. Ashcroft set the precedent that the Bush administration could be held accountable for the actions that it took to harm innocent people during the war on terror. However, the case has been in limbo for several years as constant appeals have been filed against the ruling.
Recently, The Second Circuit Court of Appeals finally rejected the appeal and ruled that people can, in fact, sue members of the government for enacting policies that result in trauma or injury. It is likely that this ruling sets a precedent for all members of the government and not just the Bush administration. Continue reading “Court Rules That Members Of Bush Administration Can Be Sued For Crimes During War On Terror”
A bomb threat sent electronically that prompted the closing of the entire Los Angeles school district was linked to an Internet address in Frankfurt, Germany, a spokeswoman for the school district said.
Los Angeles school district spokeswoman Shannon Haber said the threat was sent via email to a district board member and came through an Internet protocol, or IP, address from the German city. Continue reading “L.A. school threat linked to German Internet address: spokeswoman”
Google, Facebook, and Twitter have agreed to delete hate speech deemed illegal in Germany within 24 hours, following pressure from German authorities who have become concerned about an increasing number of racist comments being posted on social media.
The companies committed on Tuesday to removing “illegal content promptly, that is, within 24 hours,” Justice Minister Heiko Maas said, as quoted by AFP. Continue reading “Google, Facebook, Twitter will delete online hate speech at pressure from Germany”
Chatsworth, IL -(AmmoLand.com)- On Saturday, Dec. 11, hardcore anti-gun extremists in the Illinois House introduced HB4359 which would require you to surrender your FOID card and firearms if your name ever appears on the government’s “NO FLY LIST.”
Obama and the gun grabbers would like you to believe that people on this list are too dangerous to own guns. If one accepts that simplistic view, then HB4359 might make sense to them. However, the thinking person will have a lot of serious questions about the no-fly list. Continue reading “Gun Confiscation Legislation Introduced in Illinois; Most Anti-Gun Bill Ever”
A Russian company says it plans to begin sending tourists to Syria, including visits to the frontline of the battle against terrorism, next year. It has already applied for registration of the ‘Assad Tour’ trademark.
The application to register Assad Tour – apparently, named after Syrian President, Bashar Assad – has already been submitted to Russian Agency for Patents and Trademarks (Rospatent), Moscow City News Agency reported on Monday. Continue reading “Assad Tour: Russian company wants to start selling trips to Syrian warzone in 2016”
Police evacuated a college in San Bernardino, California, after being told that there was a threat to campus.
‘Please leave the campus immediately,’ said a tweet from San Bernardino Valley College signed by community college police chief Pierre Galvez. Continue reading “Students at San Bernardino college told to evacuate because of hoax bomb threat”
Over 40 Blackwater mercenaries killed as Yemeni ballistic missile hits Bab-el-Mandeb
Continue reading “Yemen update 12/14\2015.. Yemen Ballistic Missile Hits Saudi Military Base In Bab-El-Mandeb..150 People Killed”