CDCEbolaxTruthstream Media – by Melissa Melton and Aaron Dykes

CDC officials have told us the outbreak of Ebola on American soil — the first ever Ebola patient diagnosed outside of Africa is here — but don’t worry, they have everything under control.

They have continually reassured the public that they have complete confidence in their protocols and the American medical infrastructure which will follow those protocols to a ‘T’.   Continue reading “CDC Director Contradicts Himself Live over How Ebola Is Spread”

diazThe Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

Video has recently surfaced showing Baltimore City Police Officer Gualberto Diaz breaking down the door of a Brighton Street apartment, just before he allegedly assaulted a number of the occupants inside, while pointing his gun and making death threats.

While these are the same actions that Diaz carries out in the line of duty every single day, this intrusion was not done under the color of law.   Continue reading “On Duty Cop Breaks into House Assaults Estranged Wife And Holds Family At Gunpoint”

Information Clearinghouse – by Tony Cartalucci

The “Occupy Central” protests in Hong Kong continue on – destabilizing the small southern Chinese island famous as an international hub for corporate-financier interests, and before that, the colonial ambitions of the British Empire. Those interests have been conspiring for years to peel the island away from Beijing after it was begrudgingly returned to China in the late 1990’s, and use it as a springboard to further destabilize mainland China. [2]

Behind the so-called “Occupy Central” protests, which masquerade as a “pro-democracy” movement seeking “universal suffrage” and “full democracy,” is a deep and insidious network of foreign financial, political, and media support. Prominent among them is the US State Department and its National Endowment for Democracy (NED) as well as NED’s subsidiary, the National Democratic Institute (NDI).   Continue reading “Documents Show US Openly Approves Hong Kong Chaos It Created”

No warning signs in ordinary life of trooper slaying suspectThe Morning Call

Surviving primarily on cans of tuna fish and ramen noodles, suspected police shooter Eric Frein is believed to remain in a swath of rugged woodland near his parents’ Monroe County home, state police said Friday.

Nearly three weeks after Frein is alleged to have fatally shot state police Cpl. Bryon Dickson II and seriously wounded Trooper Alex Douglass in an ambush outside their barracks, investigators continue to find items that make them believe Frein is hiding in the woods.   Continue reading “State police say Eric Frein is living on tuna and ramen”

Town Hall – by Katie Pavlich

In light of the first case of Ebola in the United States emerging earlier this week after Thomas Duncan traveled to and from the country of Liberia to attend a funeral (and then knowing he was infected, lied on a medical form before hopping on a flight back), many people are asking why flight bans or restrictions to Ebola stricken countries have not been put in place.

On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest essentially argued that because America has the ability to treat the disease, that it is unnecessary to implement travel restrictions in order to prevent it from coming here.  Continue reading “CDC Director Doubles Down on Lack of Flight Restrictions From Ebola Stricken Countries”

The Ghost Gunner, which measures about a foot in each dimension. Wired – by Andy Greenberg

Americans want guns without serial numbers. And apparently, they want to make them at home.

On Wednesday, Cody Wilson’s libertarian non-profit Defense Distributed revealed the Ghost Gunner, a $1,200 computer-controlled (CNC) milling machine designed to let anyone make the aluminum body of an AR-15 rifle at home, with no expertise, no regulation, and no serial numbers. Since then, he’s sold more than 200 of the foot-cubed CNC mills—175 in the first 24 hours. That’s well beyond his expectations; Wilson had planned to sell only 110 of the machines total before cutting off orders.   Continue reading “That $1,200 Machine for Making Untraceable Guns Just Sold Out in 36 Hours”

Trischelle Sheeler (credit: CBS4)CBS Denver

WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. (CBS4) – At least two Colorado adults have died from complications from what may be enterovirus-68, the same strain that has afflicted hundreds, mostly children, across the country.

Dr. Phil Emrie, a critical care pulmonologist at Lutheran Medical Center in Wheat Ridge, says he treated adult patients who suffered from conditions similar to the virus.

“We don’t know for sure that it’s the enterovirus-68, but we do know that it’s consistent with the illness that they’re seeing in children,” Emrie said.   Continue reading “2 Colorado Adults Die From Complications Of Enterovirus”

immigrants immigration border el salvadorLatin News – by Michael Oleaga

A dozen U.S. mayors have agreed to support immigrant children from Central America seeking refuge.

Welcoming America, a nonprofit organization that promotes cooperation between foreign-born and U.S.-born Americans, released a letter signed by 12 mayors and a county executive promising to “compassionately support and welcome the young children from Central America seeking refuge in the U.S.”   Continue reading “Immigration News Today: US Mayors Agree to ‘Support and Welcome’ Refugee Central American Children”

Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ

MCALLEN, Texas — Mexican authorities have arrested the leader of the Beltran Leyva Cartel, one of the main cartels that operates in central Mexico.

Details of the operation have not been released by Mexican officials, however sources within Mexican law enforcement point to an intelligence based operation between the Mexican army and Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office (PGR) capturing  Hector “El H” Beltran Leyva near the resort town of San Miguel de Allende.   Continue reading “Beltran Leyva Cartel Boss Caught in Mexico”

Breitbart – by Mike Flynn

On Friday, the Labor Department reported that the economy added 248,000 jobs in September, corrected slightly from the disappointing report in August. The unemployment rate edged lower, falling to 5.9%, but part of the drop in unemployment is due to 315,000 people leaving the labor force in September.

September job gains were slightly higher than economists had predicted. Consensus estimates were for the economy to gain about 215,000 jobs. Job growth in July and August was also revised upward. The September report returns the economy to the “new normal” of monthly job growth slightly above the 200k threshold. This level is important, as it allows the economy to merely keep up with population growth. The working population of the country grew by 217,000 people in September.    Continue reading “Economy Adds 248K Jobs, 315K Leave Labor Force”

Jim Stone Freelance

I bet you thought Eric was just a poor guy who scammed his way back to America only to live in a GHETTO. Well, that is the story the media was saying so that is what I thought, but once again the MSM has been caught in a HUGE LIE, take a look at Eric’s Linkdin!

Eric was Director of Operations for the Peace Corps, and the Vice President of Bank Of America at several levels for FIFTEEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS. This flies in the face of logic regarding the story of Ebola Eric, TRUST ME, this man will NOT be bleeding through his eyes ears and rectum!

We now have cold hard proof that the image the media is presenting of this guy is a fraud, and if this part is a fraud, the entire “Ebola” story is virtually assured to be a fraud.   Continue reading “Poor Ebola Eric is a DESPICABLE FRAUD”

NBC Washington

A patient with Ebola-like symptoms is being treated at Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C., a hospital spokesperson confirmed late Friday morning.

The patient had traveled to Nigeria recently.

That person has been admitted to the hospital in stable condition, and is being isolated and tested. The medical team is working with the CDC to determine whether the patient has Ebola.   Continue reading “Patient Being Tested for Ebola at D.C.’s Howard University Hospital”

Jeb Bush (Reuters / Mary F. Calvert)RT

The chorus calling for ex-president George W. Bush’s brother Jeb to run for head of state in 2016 continues to get louder – and it appears the former Florida governor may be willing to throw his hat in the ring.

Former US President George W. Bush said on Thursday that he thinks his brother “wants to be president,”in an interview with Fox News.   Continue reading “Jeb Bush ‘wants to be president’ – George W. Bush”

A screen from a YouTube video by Defense DistributedRT

Defense Distributed has offered a pre-sale of its new milling machine which allows buyers to print and assemble a steel AR-15 rifle in the comfort of their own home. The weapon is completely untraceable.

Ghost Gunner is the company’s new computer-numerically-controlled (CNC) milling machine. Unlike its so-called Liberator gun, which is a plastic gun design to be created via a 3D printer, the Ghost Gunner is the PC-connected hardware for manufacturing the lower receiver of the popular AR-15 rifle.    Continue reading “3D printer for creating untraceable AR-15 rifles hits market”

Reuters/Samsul SaidRT

Fear of extremism has led to Austria having drafted amendments to a 102-year-old law on Islam. Muslim organizations are to be banned from being financed from abroad, while the Koran is to get a unified German-language translation.

The amendments have already been criticized for singling out Islam, which has so far existed in Austria on equal terms with other religions like Catholicism, Lutheranism, Judaism and Buddhism.    Continue reading “‘Extremism prevention’: Austria to amend century-old law on Islam”

David Cameron, Ashraf Ghani AhmadzaiMail.com

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday pledged support for Afghanistan’s newly sworn-in president and the country’s new unity government, saying during a surprise visit to Kabul that Britain is committed to helping Afghans build a more secure and prosperous future.

Cameron was the first of world leaders to meet Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai since his inauguration on Monday. The two had a meeting in Kabul on Friday morning and later held a joint press conference. “Britain has paid a heavy price for helping to bring stability to this country,” Cameron said, paying tribute to the 453 British servicemen and women who died while serving in Afghanistan.   Continue reading “Britain’s Cameron on surprise visit to Afghanistan”

Jahi McMathMail.com

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An attorney for the family of a California teenager who was declared brain-dead says doctors have found signs of brain functions and is seeking an unprecedented court order declaring her alive.

Attorney Chris Dolan said Thursday that doctors at the nonprofit International Brain Research Foundation made the findings after running a series of tests on the 13-year-old Jahi McMath at Rutgers University last week.   Continue reading “California girl’s brain-death ruling back in court”

Yahoo News – by JOANNA CHIU and WENDY TANG

HONG KONG (AP) — Pushing, grabbing and cursing, hundreds of men sought on Friday to break up barricades set up by activists in Hong Kong streets they have been occupying over the past week in protests demanding greater democracy.

The scuffles in Kowloon’s crowded Mong Kok district, one of several areas where protesters have camped, were the most chaotic since police used tear gas and pepper spray last weekend to try to disperse protesters pushing for greater electoral reforms for the territory.   Continue reading “Men try to force Hong Kong protesters off streets”

Ken WittMail.com

GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — A suburban Denver school board refused to back off plans to review U.S. history courses for what some see as anti-American content, despite waves of protest from students and parents who accused the new conservative majority of trying to indoctrinate children politically.

A turbulent school board meeting drew hundreds Thursday evening, with crowds overflowing into the parking lot, where they watched the meeting with popcorn and cries of “Resign!” and “Recall! Recall!” As the conservative majority voted to go forward with plans to review classes, the two women on the board who opposed them held their heads in their hands.   Continue reading “School board won’t back off history class review”