RT

Land overlooking the top-secret Area 51 facility has been owned by the same family for 130 years. Now its owners are claiming years of bullying and abuse at the hands of the Air Force, to whom they recently refused to sell their land to for $5.2 million.

The Sheahan family has been extracting lead and silver from Groom Mine since Grover Cleveland was in the White House, at the end of the 19th Century, long before the nearby installation was established by the federal government in 1955 to test experimental aircraft technology.   Continue reading “Area 51 neighbors reject $5.2 million Air Force buyout offer”

RT

The six Baltimore PD officers charged in the April death of Freddie Gray will be tried separately, judge Barry Williams ordered. He rejected the motions by defense lawyers to dismiss the charges and remove prosecutor Marilyn Mosby from the case.

While the prosecutors argued that the entire chain of events leading to Gray’s death was relevant to the case, from his arrest to the death inside the police van, the judge’s ruling means they will have to make a separate case against every one of the officers involved.   Continue reading “Separate trials for six officers in Freddie Gray death”

Cop Block – by JOSHUA SCOTT HOTCHKIN

A Riverside County (California) Sheriff’s Office Deputy was responding to a call in Lake Elsinore about a suspicious person looking into windows on Tuesday morning. While investigating the residence which the call came from, the unknown deputy encountered a rottweiler. According to Deputy Mike Vasquez, speaking on behalf of the Sheriff’s Office, this is what happened between the dog and the as-yet unnamed officer:   Continue reading “Riverside Co., CA Deputy Falls & Shoots Self While Trying to Kill A Rottweiler”

RT

One of the biggest Norwegian banks DNB has issued a credit card with a picture of “a hook-nosed Jew, laughing gleefully against a backdrop of gold coins,” according to The Jerusalem Post.

The card annoyed The Hallelu Foundation, which tries to create a positive image of Israel in the world. The foundation has accused the bank of anti-Semitism.   Continue reading “Norwegian bank offended Jews with ‘anti-Semitic’ credit card”

RT

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voiced his willingness to continue the negotiations with Palestine “without preconditions.” Meanwhile, Israel filed a complaint with the UN against the Palestinian flag flying at the General Assembly.

“I have no precondition to reach negotiations, I’m willing to drive to Ramallah or anyplace else now in order to run direct negotiations,” Netanyahu said.   Continue reading “Netanyahu wants to resume ‘direct’ talks with Palestinians ‘immediately’”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

New data from the FBI and ATF was presented by the National Rifle Association, which showed that Americans had purchased 170 million new guns since 1991. As a result, violent crime in America has not skyrocketed as Communist gun grabbers (Democrats) would like us to believe. Instead, the number of violent crimes has plummeted a whopping 51%!

Here’s the NRA tweet from August 28:   Continue reading “Violent Crime in America Dropped 51% As Americans Bought 170 Million Guns”

RT

A dozen black and Latino police officers are suing the New York Police Department and the city claiming that their bosses forced them to carry out illegal arrest quotas “against their own minority community.” The NYPD has denied ever using quotas.

The class action lawsuit, filed in the Manhattan federal court on Monday, argued that by forcing police officers to comply with the “illegal quota system,” New York City and the NYPD subjected black and Latino cops to unfair evaluations and discipline, according to the New York Post.   Continue reading “Minority police officers sue NYPD over illegal arrest quotas”

The Freedom Articles – by Makia Freeman

The recent spate of amateurish false flag shootings, which are now being rolled out at an increasingly rapid pace, give one cause to wonder: why? Why are the elite orchestrating such feeble and poorly executed false flag shootings? With all their money, power, control of the media, control of law enforcement and control of politicians, why can’t they make these false flag shootings look more real? Aren’t they worried that with such amateurish false flag shootings they are running the risk of being caught? Of being exposed? Of doing such an atrocious job that it defies common belief, and thus acts as a catalyst to wake people up?   Continue reading “Why are the Elite Orchestrating Such Amateurish False Flag Shootings?”

Institute for Policy Studies – by Karen Dolan

Poor people, face a far greater risk of being fined, arrested, and even incarcerated for minor offenses than other Americans. A broken taillight, an unpaid parking ticket, a minor drug offense, sitting on a sidewalk, or sleeping in a park can all result in jail time. In this report, we seek to understand the multi-faceted, growing phenomenon of the “criminalization of poverty.”   Continue reading “The Poor Get Prison: The Alarming Spread of the Criminalization of Poverty”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

While military direct intervention by US, Turkish, and Gulf forces over Syrian soil escalates with every passing day, even as Islamic State forces capture increasingly more sovereign territory, in the central part of the country, the Nusra Front dominant in the northwestern region province of Idlib and the official “rebel” forces in close proximity to Damascus, the biggest question on everyone’s lips has been one: would Putin abandon his protege, Syria’s president Assad, to western “liberators” in the process ceding control over Syrian territory which for years had been a Russian national interest as it prevented the passage of regional pipelines from Qatar and Saudi Arabia into Europe, in the process eliminating Gazprom’s – and Russia’s – influence over the continent.   Continue reading “Russian Military Forces Arrive In Syria, Set Forward Operating Base Near Damascus”

Preparing for SHTF

Nicotine is a potent parasympathomimetic alkaloid found in the nightshade family of plants (Solanaceae) and is considered a stimulant drug. Nicotine can be toxic to humans and to insects/parasites. Nicotine is found in the leaves of Nicotiana tabacum, the tobacco plant.

At one time the United States Military provided cigarettes in rations that were issued to members of the military. Typically three non-filtered cigarettes were provided, but they were not just for smoking. Some of you may remember “Smoke Em If You Got Em, Bum Em If Ya Don’t”.   Continue reading “5 Survival Uses for Tobacco”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) not only got his nickname “Songbird” for alleged treasonous activity while in Vietnam (though he has been hailed by many as a hero), but has taken completely unconstitutional stand and has engaged in treasonous activities in recent years with America’s Islamic enemies, even going so far as to say he helped to fund and arm the now infamous Islamic State. Now, a grassroots movement has formed and will descend on Arizona this week to demand the Arizona senator be held accountable for his actions.

The launch date for Operation Detain McCain will begin on September 1. Click here to read the full itinerary.   Continue reading “Grassroots Movement to Descend on Arizona This Week in Operation Detain McCain”

RT

The Dallas County Medical Examiner ruled that the death of a man who was pinned down by three deputies in a Texas jail lobby was a homicide. Other contributing factors to his death were drugs, heart problems and stress to the body.

The cause and manner of death of Joseph Hutcheson, 48, was homicide with “combined effects of cocaine and methamphetamine, compounded by hypertensive cardiovascular disease and physiologic stress associated with struggle and restraint,” according to the medical examiner’s office.   Continue reading “Death of man at Texas jail ruled homicide”

Jon Rappoport

I have nothing against hope, but the brand of naïve hope that surfaces during every presidential election season is truly ridiculous.

Candidate after candidate lies through his teeth, and the people buy in.

Now some are saying The Donald is running to form a third party and thus hand the election to Hillary. Whereas the preferred alternative would be what? Prince Jeb? There’s a difference between Hillary and Jeb? Who’s kidding who?   Continue reading “The Donald Trump phenomenon: hidden meanings”

The Sleuth Journal – by Lisa Haven

American citizens are soon to become endangered species under the current tyrannical regime that is now in charge of our country. Secretly and behind closed doors the United Nations is gearing up for gun confiscation in the event of an economic collapse in numerous countries by hiring “disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration” officers who will be trained to seize guns from the civilian population. Not only that but laws are being shoved through that specifically restrict certain firearms, armor, ammo and the like. The Obama administration has made it clear that their agenda is to disarm American patriots. Just like Hitlter, Stalin, Pot, and Mao, Obama is taking a play straight out of their playbook, and we are headed for disaster:   Continue reading “Disturbing Tyrannical UN Document Hidden From The Public”

BuzzPo

A recent study that was conducted by the University of Chicago’s Crime Lab has learned that Chicago criminals do not acquire their guns from gun shops, gun shows or the internet.

The study examined and interviewed inmates in Chicago’s Cook County Jail who are either facing current gun charges, or have a background consisting of firearms related convictions.   Continue reading “Study Learns Chicago Criminals DON’T Buy Their Guns Legally”

Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten

How many firearms are lost or destroyed in the United States?  Is the number of guns in the U.S. increasing or decreasing?

The current estimate of the private stock of firearms in the United States is about 363 million (16 million were added in 2013).

That number was calculated by the cumulative addition of domestic manufacture plus imports minus exports.  This does not count guns shipped to the U.S. military.   The figures are rounded to the nearest million.   Continue reading “How many Firearms have been lost or Destroyed in the United States?”

Defense Update

Electrical engineers at the University of California in San Diego have created a new design for a cloaking device, using an ultra-thin Teflon substrate, studded with cylinders of ceramic, that can ‘bend’ light weaves around objects coated with it, creating a cloak. The Teflon has a low refractive index, while the ceramic’s refractive index is higher, a combination which allows light to be dispersed through the sheet without any absorption.   Continue reading “Invisible Drones Could Become Reality with New Meta Material”

Henry Makow

We’ve been brainwashed to scoff at notions like “Communist Subversion” but a 1930’s Comintern textbook suggests that it has long ago penetrated every institution of Western society. For example, the text suggests the sabotage of the mental health and education systems is political in nature.

(Revises 2004 article)

Increasingly, sanity is based on our willingness to accept lying platitudes such as those peddled by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.    Continue reading “Communist Subversion More Advanced than We Think”

Yahoo News – by Jeff Barnard

GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — One of Oregon’s first hemp farmers says a lack of seed is making it tough to get going.

Josephine County Commissioner Cheryl Walker says that fertile seed is expensive and hard to come by, because the federal government prohibits imports. Harvesting machinery is expensive, and there is no plant in Oregon to process the plants into fiber, seed and oil.   Continue reading “Oregon hemp farmer says startup going slow”