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WEB Notes: Well gosh, golly gee… Say it isn’t so! Ol’ Obama started this whole thing and now the “conservative” Trump implements it. Where is the Republican outrage?…
My point to you the reader has never been about Republican or Democrat, Liberal or Conservative. Continue reading “The U.S. Government Will Use Facial Recognition In Top Airports”
WEB Notes: Parents, this topic continues to pick up steam and credibility. Are you aware of this and if so are you going to allow your friendly family Doc to give you and your children the ol jab without any questions?…
I know… It just might be too much work and there are TV shows to watch and apps to download, I know, I know, life is tough. Continue reading “Experts Gather In Rome To Fight ‘Barbaric’ Use Of Aborted Babies In Vaccines”
A recent European Union (EU) announcement about national ID’s will destroy millions of people’s privacy and create a near global biometric database.
An article in State Watch News revealed that the EU has agreed to create a MANDATORY national biometric ID card. Continue reading “The European Union’s MANDATORY National Biometric ID Card Will Affect 512 Million People”
ROSEBURG, OR (KPTV) – A witness video in Douglas County captured the moment a suspect starts exchanging gunfire with police in Roseburg – all of this before the car bursts into flames.
At about 6 p.m. Saturday, deputies got a report of possible stolen car seen at a Love’s Travel Stop along Interstate 5 in Roseburg. The vehicle had been reported stolen to the Eugene Police Department on March 7. Continue reading “Witness video shows suspect exchanging gunfire with officers in Douglas Co.”
Campus Reform – by Ben McDonald
Gonzaga University has decided to crowdfund a scholarship for illegal immigrant students at the school.
Gonzaga initially proposed the scholarship during the 2016-2017 school year and involved a $2.50 tuition hike that all students would pay unless they chose to opt-out. Gonzaga promoted the scholarship in its morning newsletter. In April 2018, the funding for the scholarship shifted from a tuition hike to students trying to get private donations to fund the scholarship. Continue reading “Gonzaga finds a way to fund illegal immigrant scholarships”
Governments and corporations around the world seem to indicate that mankind has arrived at historic crossroads. While we would certainly welcome such a development we would also like to, first, test the accuracy of this assumption. Whether or not it is based on a foundation that reality and society provide at this very moment.
One realistic and efficient way to do so is by introducing two solutions for what is unilaterally being pushed upon the international community and the planet: the launching and putting into orbit of up to 25,000 satellites, as the space-based backbone of a global internet communication system. To realize a global “5G grid”. Continue reading “International Council on a Space-Based Internet Communication System – Initial Deployment of up to 25,000 Communication Satellites”
Disgruntled Amazon warehouse employees are being driven to the point of suicide.
Following reports of workers being forced to pee in bottles and managers encouraging employees to lie about workplace injuries, it’s no surprise that over a five-year period there have been nearly 200 calls summoning emergency workers to Amazon warehouses for “suicide attempts, suicidal thoughts and other mental-health episodes,” reports the Daily Beast‘s Max Zahn and Sharif Paget – who spoke to current and former employees. Continue reading “911 Flooded With Calls About Suicidal Amazon Warehouse Employees”
Last year was the deadliest yet for children in Syria, with more than 1,100 killed by fighting, the United Nations said on Monday, with the bloody conflict about to enter its ninth year, reports Reuters.
UN children’s agency UNICEF said it had been able to verify 1,106 child deaths from the fighting in 2018 – the highest annual toll since war broke out in 2011 – but that the true figure was likely to be much higher. Continue reading “UN says 2018 deadliest year yet for Syrian children”
An Israeli journalist who called Israeli army soldiers “animals” for beating a Palestinian father and son in custody is to face trial.
Oshrat Kotler, a journalist with Israel’s Channel 13, is to face trial on charges of incitement, incrimination of suspects, failure to grant a right of reply and more after she called several soldiers accused of beating two Palestinians in custody “human animals”, the Jerusalem Post reported. Continue reading “Israel journalist facing trial for calling soldiers who beat Palestinians ‘animals’”
Sadly, we can’t say we’re surprised.
Driven by the high costs of higher education and the absurdly high cost of living in California, a recent survey revealed a stunning figure: Nearly 20% of Community College students in America’s most populous state are homeless.
Whether they’re sleeping in their cars, or crashing on couches, or are among the growing number of California’s “unsheltered” homeless, some 19% responded to a survey of community college students saying they either didn’t have a place to live, or were simply crashing or living in their vehicles. Continue reading “20% Of California Community College Student Are Homeless, Study Finds”
I have been studying the traits and dispositions of the lower animals (so-called), and contrasting them with the traits and dispositions of man. I find the result humiliating to me. For it obliges me to renounce my allegiance to the Darwinian theory of the Ascent of Man from the Lower Animals; since it now seems plain to me that the theory ought to be vacated in favor of a new and truer one, this new and truer one to be named the Descent of Man from the Higher Animals. Continue reading “The Damned Human Race by Mark Twain”
As discussed in ‘Reclaiming An American Hero: Bobby Fischer The Fearless Genius’, Bobby Fischer was widely criticized for his controversial statements outside of chess. For example, Dick and Jeremy Schaap questioned Fischer’s sanity, while Charles Krauthammer wrote that “he’s clearly a sick man.”[34]However, it would be more accurate to state that Fischer used his prodigious intellect to read widely and deeply to discover many of the lies that pervade our society. His exposure of the Holocaust hoax is especially praiseworthy. Bobby Fischer was truly an authentic American hero. Continue reading “Movie Review Of ‘Bobby Fischer Against The World’: Was The Documentary Designed To Discredit The Opinions Of A Chess Genius & National Hero?”
Generation Z has a more positive view of the word “socialism” than previous generations, and — along with millennials — are more likely to embrace socialistic policies and principles than past generations, according to a new Harris Poll given exclusively to Axios.
Continue reading “Poll: Young Americans are embracing socialism”
The doomed Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed killing all 157 on board yesterday ‘had smoke pouring from the rear’ before coming down ‘with a loud boom’, a witness has said.
Gebeyehu Fikadu said he saw flight ET302 ‘swerving and dipping’ while ‘luggage and clothes came burning down’ when it crashed within minutes of take-off from Addis Ababa yesterday morning. Continue reading “Ethiopian air crash: Airlines ground Boeing 737 Max 8 jets”
Following a dramatic hearing at a federal district court in Eastern Virginia, activist and former military prisoner Chelsea Manning was jailed by a judge for contempt of court after refusing to testify to a grand jury empaneled in the government’s long running criminal investigation into Wikileaks and its founder, Julian Assange.
The judge, the Hon. Claude H. Hilton, ruled that Manning must remain in civil detention until she testifies, her lawyer Moira Meltzer-Cohen told the New York Times. Continue reading “Chelsea Manning Jailed For Refusing To Testify About Wikileaks”
Foreign workers have now outpaced American workers in terms of job growth for at least half a year, new Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data reveals.
In February 2018, foreign-born workers continued to make job growth gains over native-born American workers. Foreign-born workers, for example, saw more than three times as much job growth as native-born Americans last month. Continue reading “Foreign Workers Outpace Native-Born Americans in Job Growth for Six Months”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Denver, CO — A bar fight at a local Denver establishment took a turn for the worse—after it had ended and one of the fighters was in handcuffs. After the fight was over and the suspect subdued, graphic video captured the moment a Denver cop lost his temper and proceeded to attack a handcuffed man, knocking him unconscious and then gloating about it.
According police, the incident happened last year, but the video was only just released. Police say that a bar fight broke out at a sports bar in downtown Denver and after it was over, Cpl. Michael Oestmann had Kevin Watson handcuffed in the basement. Continue reading ““Who’s Unconscious Now?”: Cop Snaps, Attacks Handcuffed Man and Gloats About It”
Under a proposed Illinois law, it will be a crime to report certain crimes. There are ways around this insanity.State Sen. Christina Castro introduced a bill last session to prevent illegal alien reporting. It passed both houses but was vetoed by Rauner.
Rauner rightly concluded that such a bill would violate federal laws. I believe it would be unconstitutional to boot. Continue reading “Illinois Law Would Ban Landlords from Reporting Illegal Alien Tenants”
Freedom of the Press Foundation – by Camille Fassett
The California Attorney General’s office is threatening reporters with legal action merely for possessing a list of the state’s law enforcement officers that have been convicted of crimes — obtained through a public records request.
In a Jan. 29 letter to journalists Jason Paladino and Robert Lewis, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s office called possession of the list a crime. Continue reading “In a brewing First Amendment fight, California’s Attorney General threatens journalists for possessing a public records document”
NBC News – by Kerry Sanders, Ezra Kaplan, Daniella Silva
DERBY LINE, Vermont — More than 960 people crossed into the U.S. illegally from the northern border with Canada last year, according to data released from Customs and Border Protection.
While that number is a tiny fraction compared to the migration across the border with Mexico, it represented a 91 percent increase from the prior fiscal year, the data showed. Continue reading “Illegal border crossings from Canada quietly rising, data shows”