True Activist – by John Vibes

The state of Wyoming recently passed Senate Bill 12, the Data Trespass Bill, which will prevent people from collecting evidence of pollution, even on public lands. The bill prohibits the “collecting of information” on property that the person does not own, even public and federal land.

According to the text of the bill, it is now illegal to “take a sample of material, acquire, gather, photograph or otherwise preserve information in any form from open land which is submitted or intended to be submitted to any agency of the state or federal government.”   Continue reading “US State Makes It Illegal To Collect Evidence Of Pollution On Public Property”

Pravda – by William Edstrom

A heroin surge is shocking and awing Americans, 165,000 of who will be killed the next ten years. How does 415,000 kilograms (913,000 pounds) of heroin from US-occupied Afghanistan get to US each year?

Opium Wars I & II were British troops forcing farmers in India and Pakistan, colonies of Britain then, to grow opium which Brits pushed on Chinese to try to make China a colony of Britain too. In the 1980’s, CIA grifters flew weapons to Contras in Nicaragua and flew crack cocaine back to the USA . The DEA did nothing to stop CIA felons from dealing crack in the USA.   Continue reading “Heroin dealer in chief”

Before It’s News- by Off the Grid News

It’s the most reliable, safe and efficient way to produce heat with wood. So why do so few homes nowadays have them?

Masonry stoves have been used for centuries — across Scandinavia, France, Germany and Poland. But they were seldom found in Britain and it’s the early British influence on North America that may account for their relative scarcity in the US.   Continue reading “The Ancient Off Grid Heater That’s Far Better Than A Wood Stove”

The Guardian

A massive airlift of refugees will begin in Central America next week after regional countries agreed to help thousands of stranded Cubans who have been driven by the threat of normalised relations to migrate to the United States.

Fears that talks between Washington and Havana may soon curtail favourable US migration policies have prompted the biggest rush from the Caribbean island since the “raft exodus” of 1994. More than 40,000 Cubans have entered the US this year, almost double the number in 2014.   Continue reading “Central American countries agree airlift of Cuban migrants seeking to enter US”

Seattle PI

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Though the Mississippi River and its tributaries didn’t top the 19 vulnerable levees that federal officials were monitoring, the dangers from a rare winter flood remained throughout Missouri and parts of Illinois on Wednesday.

Swollen rivers and streams were pushed to heights not seen since the massive 1993 floods, causing Illinois to transfer an unknown number of inmates from a state prison and declare disasters governor in seven counties and prompting Missouri’s governor to activate the National Guard to help divert traffic away from submerged roads.   Continue reading “Several levees monitored in Missouri; death toll rises to 20”

The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause

Back when Obama was first trying to get elected in 2008, he had this to say about taking vacations:

“You have to understand that if you seek that office, you have to be prepared to give your life to it. Essentially the burden that any president, I think, strikes, with the American people is, um, you give me this office and in turn my, fears, doubts, insecurities, foibles, need for sleep, family life, vacations, leisure is gone. I am giving myself to you.” Continue reading “FOIA Documents Reveal Obama Took an $8 Million Vacation”

Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

Jan Helfeld is a political journalist who has been traveling around and asking politicians some of the same awkward questions that work to expose the illegitimacy of their authority. His questions were extremely simple and many times ridiculed as “stupid” by the politicians that he interviewed, because he was attempting to establish moral principles using the Socratic method.

One of the best and most crucial questions that Helfeld has asked over the years is simple enough: “can you delegate a right that you don’t have to someone else?”   Continue reading “Watch Politicians Snap When Alternative Media Journalist Asks them One Short Question”

The Hill – by  Kristina Wong

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) is proposing a temporary surtax to pay for the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

In an op-ed Sunday in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Coons criticized Congress for not paying for the war.   Continue reading “Dem calls for temporary tax to pay for ISIS war”

Opposing Views – by Michael Allen

A recently released video (below) shows police in Henderson, Nevada, turning a police dog loose on a 17-month-old girl on Jan. 30.

Police ordered Arturo Arenas-Alvarez, whom they mistook for a black male robbery suspect, out of his car, and, later, turned the K9 unit loose. The dog went inside the car and bit the toddler, Ayleen, on the right arm, reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Continue reading “Nevada Cop Turns Police Dog Loose On Infant”

SCPR

Family members who believe a loved one poses a danger to themselves or others will be able to ask police to seek a temporary “gun violence” restraining order from a judge beginning Jan. 1. The order would allow police to seize the person’s guns for 21 days.

State lawmakers approved the legislation (AB1014) and Gov. Jerry Brown signed it into law after a 2014 mass shooting in Isla Vista, near the University of California, Santa Barbara, in which six people were killed and 14 injured. Before the shootings, sheriff’s deputies had visited the shooter, Elliot Rodger, after his parents raised concerns about his mental health and online rants against women.   Continue reading “Police in California can seize guns without prior notice starting Jan. 1”

TruNews

More than two dozen federal agencies are joining forces with police to bring an unprecedented level of security to the annual Rose Parade in Pasadena, California, in the aftermath of the deadly mass shooting this month in nearby San Bernardino.

Extraordinary security measures planned for the New Year’s Day event include more than a dozen armed tactical “rapid-response” teams to be posted along the parade route, along with dozens of surveillance cameras, bomb-sniffing dogs and radiation-detection devices, law enforcement officials said.   Continue reading “Electronic Police State Rolls Out For California’s Rose Bowl”

Fox News

The owners of an Oregon bakery who denied service to a same-sex couple have paid more than $135,000 in state-ordered damages – months after refusing to do so – according to state officials Monday.

Aaron Klein, co-owner of Sweet Cakes, by Melissa, dropped a check off for $136,927.07, according to the Bureau of Labor and Industries. The payment includes interest. Klein also paid $7,000 earlier this month.   Continue reading “Oregon bakery owners pay more than $135G in damages over refusal to make cake for gay wedding”

Natural Society – by Christina Sarich

The mysterious doctor deaths are getting even more concerning. Now a Canadian alternative health doctor has been found. Canadian doctor, Linnea Veinotte, was found dead just a few days before Christmas. Even the police report says that the place Veinotte and her family resided ‘was a safe place.’

Doctor Bradstreet’s death led this rash of strange ‘suicides,’ but the number of strange death circumstances – most of alternative doctors – seems to be growing. [1]   Continue reading “Another Alternative Health Doctor Killed, Found in Makeshift Grave”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Robert Murray is no fan of Barack Obama.

Murray, you’re reminded, is the CEO of Murray Energy. Earlier this year, the company laid off 21% of its employees, with the majority of the cuts coming in West Virginia, which was staring down a $195 million budget gap thanks to the slide in coal prices.   Continue reading “Furious Coal Baron Lashes Out: “Obama Is The Greatest Enemy I’ve Ever Had. It’s Beyond Personal””

NTEB

BARACK OBAMA IS PREPARING FOR HIS FINAL STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS, WHICH HE’LL DELIVER JANUARY 12. AND THE PRESIDENT IS NOT LOOKING TO SLOW DOWN AS THE END OF HIS PRESIDENCY NEARS

Obama, in an email to his supporters, vowed to continue the brutal Marxist assault on the American way of life in his last lame duck year in office:   Continue reading “Obama in Email Vows to Continue his Assault on the Constitution till the Bitter End”

NJ.com

JOINT BASE MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST — Marine Sgt. Tristan Clinger has been found dead, a week after the 28-year-old went missing from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, the leader of the team searching for him confirmed.

His body was found during a search on Saturday, Nancy Schaeffer, founder of the Missing in America organization, said to NJ Advance Media. The Bridgewater organization led the search.   Continue reading “Marine missing from joint base found dead”