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A teacher asked her 6th grade class how many of them were fans of Big Government.
Not really knowing what a Big Government fan is, but wanting to be liked by the teacher, all the kids raised their hands except for Little TJ.
The teacher asked Little TJ why he has decided to be different…again.
Little TJ said, “Because I’m not a fan of Big Government.” Continue reading “Big Government”
WICHITA, Kan. — Emergency crews are on scene of a plane crash at Mid-Continent Airport.
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Tony Molinaro says a twin-engine Beechcraft King Air 200 reported losing engine power just after takeoff around 9:50 a.m. Thursday.
Molinaro says the plane crashed into a building on airport property while attempting to return to the runway. The plane reportedly hit the north building of FlightSafety International Cessna pilot’s center. Continue reading “2 dead, 5 hurt after plane crashes into building at Mid-Continent Airport, Kansas”
The American Red Cross is a corporate shell devouring millions of dollars in donations.
It not only fails to provide assistance to disaster victims but gets in the way of efforts by smaller, more efficient emergency relief efforts.
A joint investigation conducted by ProPublica and NPR discovered the Red Cross is not interested in its declared mission of “preventing and relieving suffering.” Instead, the organization diverts “assets for public relations purposes” and its distribution of relief supplies, according to one internal report, is “politically driven.” Continue reading “American Red Cross: A Corporate Fleecing Operation Exploiting Natural Disasters”
Kaci Hickox, the nurse who was quarantined in New Jersey over her high risk status as a possible Ebola carrier, has ties to the CDC which have been deliberately hidden by the mainstream media.
Right now, a war is waging between states like New Jersey, New York and Illinois — which have all decided to quarantine travelers at high risk of Ebola infections — and the federal government which is adamantly opposed to border security, medical quarantines and travel bans. Continue reading “Ebola quarantine nurse’s ties to CDC scrubbed from web; was it a staged op to invoke opposition to quarantines?”
Miami Herald – by Joey Flechas
As a video showing a Miami Beach police officer cursing out a young man during an apparent traffic stop makes the rounds on social media, the police department is saying it has opened an internal affairs investigation.
In the 1:02 clip posted Monday on YouTube, Officer Kenneth MacLeod and Albert Valdes appear to be at the end of a traffic stop. Valdes, who posted the video, says in the video’s summary that he’d been stopped and ticketed for having the license plate on his motorcycle folded up and flipped. Continue reading “Miami Beach police investigating cop after confrontation during traffic stop”
Holder noted that rate of violent crime reported to the FBI in 2012 was about half the rate reported in 1993. He said the rate of incarceration in the U.S. has dropped more than 8 percent since President Obama took office, “the very first time these two critical markers have declined together in more than 40 years.” (The U.S. prisoner total increased last year, but Holder cited the incarceration rate, relating prisoner numbers to the population.)
Remarks by Attorney General Holder at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference
Orlando, FL, Monday, October 27, 2014 Continue reading “Holder Defends Sentencing Reform In Talk To Police Chiefs Assoc.”
The Anti-Media – by John Vibes
The CIA recently signed a $600 million deal with Amazon, allegedly for the use of their cloud computing technology. The large contract has some users concerned about their privacy, because many of them feel that being on the same cloud as the CIA puts their information at risk.
Very few details of this deal have been made public, but concerned Amazon Cloud users want answers, and want the company to promise that they will not share its user’s information with the CIA. Continue reading “Activists Set Up Billboard Near Amazon Asking Company About $600 Million CIA Contract”
TheBlaze – by Pete Kasperowicz
The Philadelphia Veterans Affairs office announced Wednesday that it would hold a Halloween parade on Friday for children of VA employees, but warned employees not to hand out any candy or sweets to the kids.
Instead, the VA said the day care center in the office has “joined First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Program,” which means the kids should be given things other than candy. Continue reading “Michelle Obama Inspires Federal Office to Ban Halloween Candy…From Kids’ Halloween Parade”
These are the prosecutors of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.
The agency, the United States attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York, was celebrating its 225th birthday, so naturally its alumni had decided to hold a party.
One thing soon became apparent: This was no ordinary reunion.
The New American – by Selwyn Duke
While many consider singling people out for Ebola quarantine a rights violation, singling them out for punishment for alluding to Islamic terrorism is a different story — at least in Great Britain. And 75-year-old retired hairdresser Paul Griffith learned this the hard way at that nation’s Stansted airport while traveling to Malaga, Spain, for a weeklong vacation earlier this year.
Griffith’s problems began after he set off an airport scanner and upon being asked to remove his shoes quipped, “I’m not Muslim, am I?” The Mirror reports on what happened next: Continue reading “Man Arrested After Joking With Security, “I’m Not Muslim, Am I?””
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn
It happened again.
People are walking out while President Ebola is still speaking.
On Oct. 19, 2014, at a Democratic campaign rally in Upper Marlboro in eastern Maryland for Anthony G. Brown, the state’s Obama-lookalike lieutenant governor who’s running for governor, in the midst of Obama’s 25-minute speech, members of his mainly black audience left in droves. (See “Mainly black crowd walks out on Obama at Democratic campaign rally”) Continue reading “Now it’s Wisconsin: Blacks leave rally before Obama finishes speaking”
Deutsche Skatbank, a division of VR-Bank Altenburger Land, which was founded in 1859, is not the biggest bank in Germany, but it’s the first bank to confirm what German savers have been dreading for a while: the wrath of Draghi.
Retail and business customers with over €500,000 on deposit as of November 1 will earn a “negative interest rate” of 0.25%. In less euphemistic terms, they have to pay 0.25% per annum to the bank for the privilege of handing the bank their hard-earned money or their business cash. Continue reading “The Wrath of Draghi: First German Bank Hits Savers with Negative Interest Rate”
With the cost of living skyrocketing in areas all throughout the country, many consumers are seeking out cheap, or preferably free, ways to curve their utility bills. When it comes to heating your home throughout the winter months, a wood burning stove effectively warms your living spaces without burning through your bank account. To further deepen your monthly energy costs, stop buying your firewood and turn to these completely free, and completely legal, ways of gathering perfectly seasoned firewood. Continue reading “How To Get All The Firewood You Need To Heat Your Home Without Spending A Penny”
Before It’s News – by David Montaigne
The Temple Institute is an Israeli organization focused on building the Third Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, on or next to the Dome of the Rock Mosque.
One of it’s most prominent supporters, Yehuda Glick, was shot three times yesterday. He had just finished a lecture called “Israel Returns to the Temple Mount” before being shot in the head, neck, and chest at close range. I could understand the violence a little more if Glick was one of the more offensive activists calling for Jews to blow up the Dome of the Rock Mosque. But he is a reasonable man who just wants Jews to have the same rights to worship on the Temple Mount in Israel’s capital that the Muslims already enjoy there. Continue reading “Jerusalem’s Next Temple: Leading Supporter Shot”
A New Mexico sheriff’s deputy is accused of shooting a fellow officer to death at a Las Cruces hotel during an alcohol-fueled argument early on Tuesday morning and was expected to face charges in the case, police said.
The two Santa Fe County deputies were staying in Las Cruces on Monday night after transporting a prisoner to an Arizona jail and were believed to have argued at a pub, Las Cruces Police spokesman Dan Trujillo said in a written statement. Continue reading “New Mexico sheriff’s deputy accused of killing fellow officer”
Grace Slick is 75 and that makes everyone feel old.
She was the face of Jefferson Airplane, the legendary group from the 1960s that became Jefferson Starship in the 1970s. Her most famous performance was “White rabbit”, a song with a reference to drug use: Continue reading “Happy # 75 to Grace Slick”
Off the Grid News – by Tara Dodrill
The Chicago crime rate has finally shown some signs of decreasing – and a debate has broken out over the reasons behind the drop.
City officials credit better police work with the drop in violent crime and theft in the city, but one major crime-deterring factor appears to have been summarily dismissed by Chicago leaders – a new concealed carry law.
Since Chicago began issuing concealed carry permits last year, robbery arrests have declined 20 percent, burglary arrests are down by the same percentage, and vehicle thefts have decreased by a total of 26 percent, The Washington Times reported. During the first quarter of 2014, homicides in the Windy City reached a 56-year low. Continue reading “Gun Grabbers Are In Denial Over The Latest Concealed Carry-Crime Data”
“In any major covert op, there are always multiple objectives and levels of opportunity, and they are not wasted. The interesting thing is, 99.99% of the players who benefit don’t even realize the whole thing is a planned op.” (The Magician Awakes, Jon Rappoport)
This is not a complete list of benefits from the Ebola op. However, it does cover a significant amount of territory. Continue reading “The Ebola covert op: 30 answers to “who benefits?””
Let’s see. Dr. Craig Spencer comes back from Guinea, where he’s been treating patients. In NYC, he takes the subway, he goes bowling, he eats at restaurants, he jogs.
He begins feeling fatigued, he takes his temp. 100.3.
He makes a call. The hazmat army arrives and rushes him to Bellevue.
The doctors announce: Ebola. Continue reading “Dr. Craig Spencer: Ebola? Flu? Hospital food? Nothing?”
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