Free Thought Project – by Cassandra Fairbanks

San Diego, CA– Ian Anderson, of San Diego, is heartbroken after his 6-year-old service dog, Burberry, was shot and killed by a police officer outside his home in Pacific Beach on Sunday morning.

The beautiful and beloved Pitbull began barking around 5:30 am when the police incorrectly arrived at Anderson’s home for “what appeared to be” a domestic disturbance.  The police had reportedly went to the wrong address.   Continue reading “Cops Respond to Wrong House, Kill Service Dog Who Worked With Children With Down Syndrome”

ricky-jackson-freed-from-prison-exoneratedThe Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

Cleveland, Ohio – 59-year-old Ricky Jackson was recently awarded $1 million for spending 39 years in jail for a crime that he did not commit.

Jackson spent more time in jail than any other exonerated person in US history.

Jackson was wrongfully charged with murder in 1975, and spent his days in prison until the only witness of the murder came forward and recanted his testimony, nearly 40 years later.   Continue reading “Innocent Man Who Wrongfully Spent 39 Years in Prison, Becomes Ohio’s Newest Millionaire”

The Daily Bell

China’s Place in the New World Economic Order … Competition between the world’s two greatest economic powers is both inevitable and (for the most part) beneficial. This is the case even when China and the U.S. are arguing over control of increasingly obsolescent international financial institutions. – Bloomberg

Dominant Social Theme: The New World Order is coming to town?

Free-Market Analysis: It used to be those who used the phrase “New World Order” were derided as conspiracy theorists. So what do we call Bloomberg now that its lead editorial for Friday trumpets the term?   Continue reading “West Must Help China Build ‘New World Order’?”

Yahoo News – by AHMED AL-HAJ

ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Yemeni security officials say al-Qaida’s branch in the country has taken control of a southern city after security forces surrendered.

The officials say that al-Qaida militants driving pickup trucks and flying black flags on Friday swept through the city of al-Houta, the capital of Lahj province. They took over the main security barracks, the governor’s office, and the intelligence headquarters, which houses prisons with al-Qaida detainees.   Continue reading “3 suicide bombings target Shiite rebel mosques in Yemen”

Jon Rappoport

“Give up your dreams, if you must. Cease dreaming altogether. Call those dreams and ambitions and visions…delusions. Then you will be ready. Then you can truly serve humanity. You can fall back into the arms of the many who will receive you with love. You’ll become an empty vessel through which miracles are channeled. One day Oprah will interview you.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

In a BBC documentary, “Google and the World Brain,” the question of author-copyright is explored. Google has scanned and published out-of-print books that are still covered by copyright.   Continue reading “The extinct dinosaur called The Individual”

NBC News

A body pulled from a New Jersey river late Wednesday afternoon has been identified as the 55-year-old Wall Street Journal reporter who disappeared more than a year ago while out on a walk, authorities say.

Prosecutors said the medical examiner’s office was able to confirm the body as David Bird, an energy markets reporter who vanished in January 2014, using dental records.   Continue reading “Body Pulled From NJ River Identified as Wall Street Journal Reporter Who Vanished on Walk in 2014”

The Daily Signal – by Kelsey Harkness

After serving multiple deployments overseas with the U.S. Army Special Forces, Josh Burns began building his own rifles at home.

In Sept. 2013, he and his wife Felicia, who also served in the military, decided they would make a business out of selling guns.

“This is his hobby that [Josh] masks as a business so he can play with guns,” Felicia told The Daily Signal recently while setting up their stand at the New Orleans Area Gun and Knife Show.   Continue reading “Access, Denied: More Gun Sellers Blocked From Financial Sector”

Image source: SilencerCo/Fight the NoiseThe Blaze – by Liz Klimas

A firearm suppressor company has begun a movement for gun owners to “Fight the Noise.” That is, advocate for the right to protect their hearing with firearm silencers without them being subject to extra taxes and paperwork.

“The Suppressed are changing the perception of an industry and leading the revolution with a clear message: Guns don’t have to be loud,” SilencerCo’s Fight the Noise website stated.   Continue reading “Gun Business Has a Simple Message for Gov’t: ‘Get Their Grubby Hands Off Our Industry’”

iHLS

Israeli RT has successfully completed all the levels of the AEWE 2014 program.

The company’s Skystar 180 was chosen to be one of the approved technologies for purchase in the annual AEWE (Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment) conducted by the US Army.

The Skystar 180 system, showcased at the AEWE, includes a Multi Sensor Miniature Stabilized TR STAMP Payload of the Israeli company CONTROP and a communication relay of both HARRIS and THALES. The Skystar 180 is ideal for defense missions, operating from company level to brigade level.   Continue reading “Israeli company clinches US Army contract”

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler listens to a speaker during a FCC hearing on the net neutrality on February 26, 2015 in Washington, DC. AFP PHOTO/MANDEL NGAN (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)The Daily Caller – by GIUSEPPE MACRI

Federal Communications Commissioners testifying before Congress Wednesday admitted that the agency’s new net neutrality rules give the FCC the authority to influence rates charged by Internet service providers.

All five commissioners appeared before a Senate panel Wednesday afternoon to testify on a number of issues currently before the FCC, including its newly adopted Internet authority. It was FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s second appearance before Congress this week over the agency’s new authority.    Continue reading “FCC Confirms New Net Neutrality Rules Give Government Control Over Internet Rates”

Mexico Hillary ClintonCNS News – by Susan Jones

“Well, we have reviewed Secretary Clinton’s official personnel file and administrative files and do not have any record of her signing the OF-109,” State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters on Tuesday.

“I think we’re fairly certain she did not. We don’t have record of it,” she added later.

This admission came one day after Psaki told reporters, “I don’t think former secretaries are standard employees.”   Continue reading “No Record of Hillary Clinton Signing Required Legal Form When She Left State Dep’t.”

Open Carry TexasAmmoland – by Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- The Texas Senate passed an open carry bill on Tuesday, 17 March, 2015.  The bill removes restrictions on the open carry of weapons that dates back to reconstruction, when radical Republicans changed the Texas Constitution to disarm former confederates, and which Democrats kept in place to disarm freed slaves and Hispanics.   The bill passed on partisan lines, with 20 Republicans voting for it and 11 Democrats voting against it.  A minimum of 19 votes was required for the bill to make it out of the Senate.  From woai.com:   Continue reading “Open Carry Passes the Texas Senate”

UPI – by Elizabeth Shim

WASHINGTON, March 18 (UPI) — The FBI is probing into possible Chinese military involvement in a data breach of Register.com, a network that manages more than 1.4 million website addresses.

The Financial Times reported the cyber attack on the U.S. company included theft of employee passwords and unauthorized access to Register’s network during a yearlong breach that did not cause disruptions or theft of client data.   Continue reading “FBI looking into Chinese military involvement in cyber hack of U.S. company”

Starbuck's CEO Howard Schultz The Real Revo – by Jim22

Politico reports: “Starbucks wants its baristas to talk about race in America”

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is taking on another fraught political debate, with his company launching a new initiative this week to get employees to discuss with customers the state of race relations in the United States.

“We at Starbucks should be willing to discuss these issues in America,” Schultz said in a company statement released Monday announcing its “Race Together” campaign.”

Continue reading “Starbuck’s Begins It’s Slide To Failure”

Truth Revolt – by Sarah Fisher

A letter sent to the White House is suspected to contain cyanide and further tests will be conducted to confirm suspicions.

The initial tests indicated that there was no cyanide present, according to the Secret Service, but the second round of testing returned a “presumptive positive” result.

The letter surfaced on the radar of officials at the mail facility where routine screening is conducted.   Continue reading “Letter Sent to White House to Undergo Further Testing for Cyanide”