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NBC News – by Steve Beck

The Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office is decrying a controversial cell phone case that appears to look like a handgun.

In a post on their Facebook page, the cover was labeled as “not a cool product or a good idea.”

The case, which is used to protect smartphones, looks eerily similar to a handgun and has a replica handle and trigger. In one photo, the cell phone is tucked into an individual’s back pocket and appears to be a handgun with the butt of the gun hanging out.   Continue reading “Controversial Gun-Looking Cell Phone Case Draws Ire of Law Enforcement”

Patriot Net Daily – by John

As the celebration of our country’s independence approaches, concern over the threat of a foreign terror attack skyrockets. Reports surfaced on Tuesday that the FBI has begun establishing command centers across the country in response to potential terrorist threats over the July 4th weekend. The reports explain there is no credible threat expected over the weekend but the response illustrates the concern the government has over potential attacks.   Continue reading “FBI Establishes Command Centers Nationwide Ahead of July 4th Weekend”

High Times – by Mike Adams

As of Wednesday, July 1st, Oregon residents will be officially allowed to cultivate, posses, and consume recreational marijuana without fear of a shakedown erupting from state and local police departments.

The new law, which is the result of the majority voting in favor of Measure 91 in the November 2014 election, gives adults 21 and over permission to hold up to an ounce of weed in public, keep up to eight ounces at home, as well as permits each household to grow up to four plants for personal use.   Continue reading “Oregon: Marijuana Is Officially Legal”

RT

Of the 461 fatal police shootings in the US so far this year, 123 cases involved a person that was mentally or emotionally unstable, a new report reveals. In the first six months of 2015, US police shot a distraught person on average once every 36 hours.

An investigation by The Washington Post tracking all fatal police shootings in the US revealed that 123 of the victims were considered to be in the throes of mental illness. The paper based this on the person’s expressions of suicidal motivations, or a history of mental illness confirmed by a family member. Experts say the actual count may be even higher.   Continue reading “Quarter of US cop shooting victims were in mental distress – report”

Waco Tribune – by Tommy Witherspoon

A state district judge ruled Tuesday that a Dallas attorney can have a copy of a Twin Peaks franchisee’s video of the May 17 biker shootout, but the judge barred the release of the video to the public.

Judge Matt Johnson of Waco’s 54th State District Court also granted a prosecution request to place a gag order in the Matthew Alan Clendennen case, preventing attorneys on both sides, law enforcement officers and witnesses from discussing that case only in the media.

In arguing his case for release of the video, Dallas attorney Clint Broden said he needs to review the video to prove his client’s innocence and to help him prepare for an examining trial set for Aug. 10.   Continue reading “Judge prevents public release of Twin Peaks video, issues gag order”

Activist Post – by Heather Callaghan

A pharma company with generic drugs meets michrochip and biotech in a marriage of implantable devices that are shockingly close to the finish line of commercialization.

Deals were made. Money exchanged. Development in process – this is actually going to happen.   Continue reading “Deal Reached: Wireless Remote Drug-Releasing Microchip Implants On The Assembly Line”

Jon Rappoport

“Imagine this: you want to buy and own Product X, which is valued at $10,000. You’re in a rare position. You can make that product sell for $1. You can do that. Then you can buy it and own it. In fact, you can do that with lots of products. Now, instead of products, imagine you can do that with whole companies, with industrial sectors, and even with large chunks of nations. You can spend $1 instead of $10,000. But wait, there’s more. You can re-inflate what you just reduced to $1. You can make it worth $10,000 again and you still own it. You can go up and you can go down. You control both sides of the mountain, the upside and the downside. This is money-management, Globalism-style. This is day-in, day-out manipulation. It’s done with the same routine configurations as making and having breakfast. A few of these configurations are calledtrade treaties.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)   Continue reading “Big money: pump and dump as a way of life”

RT

New Yorkers may soon be unable to smoke in their own homes, as New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is pressing landlords and developers to prohibit residents from lighting up inside apartments.

This comes as part of the de Blasio administration’s efforts to reduce smoking citywide. It recently released a “sustainability blueprint” that outlined the initiative, which involves paying four health advocacy groups $9,000 each to get apartment complexes to ban smoking, reported the New York Post.   Continue reading “Butting in: NYC mayor wants to stop smoking in private homes”

RT

New York State officially banned fracking for natural gas by issuing its final environmental impact statement, concluding a seven-year review. The environmental agency said fracking posed risks to land, water, natural resources and public health.

The release of the environmental impact statement on Monday concluded seven years of analysis by the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). It first issued a moratorium against fracking in 2008.   Continue reading “It’s official: New York bans fracking”

The Guardian – by Stephen Burgen

The United States is now the world’s second largest Spanish-speaking country after Mexico, according to a new study published by the prestigious Instituto Cervantes.

The report says there are 41 million native Spanish speakers in the US plus a further 11.6 million who are bilingual, mainly the children of Spanish-speaking immigrants. This puts the US ahead of Colombia (48 million) and Spain (46 million) and second only to Mexico (121 million).   Continue reading “US now has more Spanish speakers than Spain – only Mexico has more”

RT

The Security Cabinet of Israel has approved construction of new sections of the fortified fence on its border with Jordan. When finished, it will fence Israel off from the outside world completely.

The cabinet of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is going to finalize fortification of the national borders with constructing a barrier on the remaining parts of the frontier.   Continue reading “Israel to be fully encircled with hi-tech fence”

Pro Liberate

It isn’t often that honest people receive detailed intelligence about a planned gathering of violent men who steal for a living and kill with impunity. An event of that kind will occur from August 10-12^th here in Idaho.

In fact, I can provide the specific address of the armed robbers’ summit — 700 South Stratford Drive in Meridian. The location is conspicuously marked and easy to find: It is the Idaho Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Academy, which will host a two-day session of Desert Snow’s “Phase 2015” asset forfeiture workshop.   Continue reading “Road Pirates — Assemble! “Desert Snow” is Coming to Idaho”

Daily Mail – by MIA DE GRAAF and KIERAN CORCORAN

Hundreds of people have staged rallies across America in support of the Confederate flag as senators across the south agree to remove it from public buildings.

The controversial banner has been falling along the Bible Belt since the racist church massacre in Charleston, South Carolina.   Continue reading “‘Southern culture is being exterminated’: Hundreds rally to PROTECT the Confederate flag”

BBC News

Greek banks are to remain closed and capital controls will be imposed, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says.

Speaking after the European Central Bank (ECB) said it was not increasing emergency funding to Greek banks, Mr Tsipras said Greek deposits were safe.

Greece is due to make a €1.6bn (£1.1bn) payment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday – the same day that its current bailout expires.   Continue reading “Greek debt crisis: Banks to stay shut, capital controls imposed”

Daily Mail

Heavily armed police investigating this morning’s brutal terror attack in France have removed a woman and child from the home of Yassine Salhi – the suspected Islamist accused of beheading his boss and trying to blow up an American-owned gas factory.

Police swooped on the apartment building in Saint-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer’s severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.   Continue reading “Armed police investigating French decapitation terror attack”

RT

A controversial trial of genetically modified (GM) wheat has failed to repel pests any more effectively than ordinary crops, scientists have found.

Researchers attempted to engineer a variety of wheat to emit an odor that deters aphids in the hope of reducing the amount of pesticides required by plants.   Continue reading “GM wheat crop fails to repel bugs, £3m trial branded ‘a waste’”