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Naturally Moi – by Tamala Perkins

A new petition has been circulating in response to a young woman who is now being called the “female Eric Garner.” The petition is demanding that the federal and state governments investigate the death of Sheneque Proctor. The 18 year old young woman died in police custody at Bessemer City Jail after she was arrested on November 1st.

According to Proctor’s relatives, she was at a hotel attending a party with friends when police arrested her for disorderly conduct.   Continue reading ““Female Eric Garner”: She Suffocated and Died In Police Custody”

Fellowship of the Minds – by DCG

Campus Reform: Student activists at California colleges are demanding children as young as kindergarten-age be taught consent education in order to curtail campus sexual assault.

According to a list of three demands from students at University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Santa Barbara; and San Diego State University, the state of California should teach sexual consent to K-12 students.   Continue reading “Student activists demand California teach sexual consent to kindergartners”

Reuters – by RENEE MALTEZOU

Italian and Greek helicopter crews worked into the night to airlift passengers off a burning ferry adrift in the Adriatic Sea, battling darkness and bad weather that hampered rescue efforts by other ships throughout Sunday.

Helicopters were plucking passengers off the Italian-flagged Norman Atlantic and transferring them to a nearby vessel, after a dramatic day that began when a fire broke out on its lower deck in the early hours.   Continue reading “Ferry being towed to Italy with hundreds still awaiting airlift”

Survival Sherpa – by Todd Walker

Mother Nature is always true to her nature. You can’t change her. She’s beautifully rugged, awe-inspiring, and occasionally deadly. Best be prepared when she tries to make your life miserable.

Like duct tape and WD-40 in my tool box, there aren’t many Core Temperature Control dilemmas my reusable emergency space blanket can’t fix. This may be the best 12 ounces you can add to your hunting, hiking, camping, fishing, and/or 72 hour emergency kit.   Continue reading “The Single Best Piece of Survival Gear for Emergency Core Temperature Control”

Washington Post – by Loveday Morris

BAGHDAD — The Iraqi army has been paying salaries to at least 50,000 soldiers who don’t exist, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Sunday, an indication of the level of corruption that permeates an institution that the United States has spent billions equipping and arming.

A preliminary investigation into “ghost soldiers” — whose salaries are being drawn but who are not in military service — revealed the tens of thousands of false names on Defense Ministry rolls, Abadi told parliament Sunday. Follow-up investigations are expected to uncover “more and more,” he added.   Continue reading “Investigation finds 50,000 ‘ghost’ soldiers in Iraqi army, prime minister says”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

During a state-TV “interview” which many are dubbing pure fear-mongering propaganda ahead of Monday’s final ‘vote of confidence’, Greek Prime Minister Samaras unleashes his most assanine M.A.D. comments yet.   Continue reading “Greek Prime Minister: “It’s Best For The Country” To Do Away With Democracy”

Breitbart – by JOHN J. XENAKIS

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com

• China debates banning Christmas celebrations
• China’s missile tests may signal end of nuclear no-first-use policy

Continue reading “World View: China’s Missile Tests May Signal End Of Nuclear No-First-Use Policy”

Natural News – by L J Devon

In what’s being called the “biggest criminal case ever brought in the U.S. over contaminated medicine,” U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz is flabbergasted at the negligence of a Massachusetts-based pharmacy, whose employees are now being held responsible for the deaths of a large number of people since 2012.

According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Stuart Delery, the pharmacy’s employees showed ”not only a reckless disregard for federal health and safety regulations, but also an extreme and appalling disregard for human life.”   Continue reading “Pharmaceutical employees arrested after causing 64 deaths with drug tainted with fungal meningitis”

Yahoo News – by Oliver Libaw

Call it the Christmas controversy that just wouldn’t die.

Jasen Dixon is not backing down after being ordered to remove his frontyard zombie-themed nativity scene, featuring an undead baby, three ghoulish kings, and a severed head — all under a glowing pentagram.

Instead, Dixon is raising money for a bigger undead display next December.

“I want to make a better zombie nativity scene for everyone to see next year and [raise] funds to pay the township citations for having the structure,” he says on his IndieGogo crowdfunding page.

He’s hoping to bring in $5,000 for bigger and better fake corpses and accessories. (Perhaps undead barn animals are in the works?)

There is a long tradition of dark humor around the holidays to balance out all that earnest good cheer, of course. From songs that belong on Santa’s naughty list to Christmas sweaters that you wouldn’t wear in front of mom. And if you if you haven’t gotten an offbeat or slightly inappropriate holiday card over the years, you might want to upgrade your circle of friends.

You can even buy a handmade zombie nativity scene of your own on Etsy.com. (The seller says it’s from the 1960s, proving that zombie kitsch is not a new phenomenon.)

But Dixon has provoked substantial ire from many of his fellow residents in Sycamore Township, Ohio.

“The neighbors don’t like it. My father hates it,” Dixon admits to Fox19 WXIX.

Dixon claims he simply worked with what he had at hand. Since he manages a chain of haunted houses, that meant using some unorthodox materials for the manger. Dixon lists his profession as artist on his Facebook page.

“I wanted a nativity scene and I worked with what I had,” he tells Fox19.

He was ordered two days before Christmas to take it down or face a $1,000 fine, but he won’t be putting the controversy to rest anytime soon.

Officials insist the problem is building codes, not bad taste.  Township Administrator Greg Bickford tells Cincinnati.com Dixon’s scene violates restrictions on erecting structures on your property.

“This is no different than having a garden shed in your front yard,” Bickford says.

(All photos courtesy Jasen Dixon/Facebook)

Dixon rejects that claim.

“I’ve lived here for 15 years and I’ve never had a violation of any kind,” Dixon tells Fox19. “It’s a holiday decoration. I know if it was a real pretty nativity scene they wouldn’t be saying anything.”

Continue reading “Zombie Nativity Scene Creator Vows to Do It Again Next year”

Health Impact News – by Terri LaPoint

Cassaundra Brown is heartbroken because she is missing her twins’ first Christmas. Instead of watching 9 month old Arianna and Dominick delight in the Christmas lights and new toys and pretty bows, she and Warnell Ludington are caught in desperate fight for their babies with DCFS, the child protective services department in Illinois, over what they believe in their hearts is a misdiagnosis.

Cassaundra says, “I can’t even believe this is happening.”

Continue reading “Another Medical Kidnap in Illinois: Infant Twins Seized from Parents over Medical Dispute”

The Sleuth Journal

A Saturday incident in which a gunmen killed a pair of NYPD officers in Brooklyn has sent the department, the nation’s largest into a flurry of panic and outrage, and has police union leaders turning up the rhetoric on anybody and everybody the police don’t like.

The biggest target appears to be Mayor Bill de Blasio, who ran for office on a platform of ending police racial profiling, and was critical of police in recent slayings. Police are now blaming him for the “anti-police” sentiment that led to the weekend shootings.   Continue reading “New York Police Declare Their Own Safety ‘Top Priority’”

Preparing for SHTF

In the early 70’s the NYPD installed CCTV cameras throughout New York City in the hopes of deterring crime. The recorded images were of course, also used to help identify criminals after a crime was committed. The theory was and still is if a person knows or suspects they are being recorded, they would be less apt to commit a crime.

The point is of course that whenever you are in a public place the chances of being recorded is high. Cell phones cameras, drones and video surveillance systems in private homes are pervasive in today’s society and virtually any business will have a surveillance system installed as well.   Continue reading “Urban Camouflage: Can You Hide from Technology?”

The New American- by Bob Adelmann

Because his church changes its location fairly often, Pastor Clyde Reed in Gilbert, Arizona, puts up four directional signs for his parishioners to follow in getting to church on Sundays. Under Gilbert’s rule, the signs may not exceed six square feet, may not be placed before 10:00 p.m. Saturday night, and must be removed by noon on Sunday.    Continue reading “Sign Discrimination Case Headed to Supreme Court”

Green Med Info – by Sayer Ji

“Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution the time will come when medicine will organize itself into an undercover dictatorship. To restrict the art of healing to doctors and deny equal privileges to others will constitute the Bastille of medical science. All such laws are un-American and despotic.”

~ Attributed to Dr. Benjamin Rush, Signer of the Declaration of Independence

Benjamin Rush accurately foretold a grave possibility facing Americans today, namely, that the art and science of healing be restricted to a select class of allopathic physicians, who have the sole legal right to recommend and administer medicines, and whose pharmacopeia excludes – as a matter of principle – all the healing foods, vitamins and herbs which have been used safely and effectively for countless millennia in the prevention and treatment of disease.   Continue reading “Has Drug-Driven Medicine Become A Form Of Human Sacrifice?”

The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

Government forces (i.e. death squads) in Venezuela are summarily executing its citizens from motorcycles. Authorities are also breaking down doors of apartment buildings and murdering “suspected” protesters. Protesters are being murdered by the Venezuelan government without trial all across the country.

Some citizens, who are luckier than most are simply being arrested for “suspicion” of protest.  In a classic case, government opposition leader, Leopoldo Lopez, surrendered to authorities. He is charged with inciting violence and opposition to the government. His arrest led to even more protesting. Venezuelan citizen, Gauber Venot, stated “It’s important we have foreign media here. Our media is censored; we learn about our own country from outside sources.”  So is ours Mr. Venot, so is ours.   Continue reading “Venezuela Is a Laboratory for Emerging Global Death Squads”

The Gateway Pundit – by Kristinn Taylor

A bomb threat was tweeted to Jet Blue while the targeted flight was in the air Friday night.

@JetBlue there’s a bomb on flight JBU1007 to Daugherty field, I’m gonna detonate it soon, watch out

This was after Jet Blue offered to fly police officers for free to Officer Rafael Ramos’s funeral in New York City.   Continue reading “Bomb Threat Tweeted to Jet Blue After Offer to Send Police to NYPD Officers’ Funeral”