Category: News

LA Times – by PHIL WILLON, MELANIE MASON

Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday vetoed a bill that would have required law enforcement agencies to obtain warrants to use drones for surveillance.

Brown, in his veto message, said that although there may be some circumstances when a warrant is appropriate, the bill went too far.

The measure appeared to impose restrictions on law enforcement that go beyond federal and state constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizures and the right to privacy, the governor stated.   Continue reading “Governor vetoes bill that would have limited police use of drones”

NBC Philadelphia – by David Chang

A Pennsylvania couple is suing three police officers, claiming their rights were violated during a tense confrontation captured on cellphone video.

Kia Gaymon, 38, and her husband Michael Gaymon, 35, of Collingdale filed a lawsuit against the borough as well as three police officers.

The lawsuit stems from an incident that occurred at the couple’s Collingdale home back on February 22. The couple says it all began when Mr. Gaymon’s mother visited their home and partially parked her car on their next-door neighbor’s curb. The neighbor called police and three Collingdale officers soon arrived.   Continue reading “Couple Sues Police Over Tense Confrontation Inside Collingdale Home”

Al.com – by Sally Pearsall Ericson

MOBILE, Alabama — There will be more drug tests this fall in the Mobile County school system as officials encourage more students to join the testing pool, including eighth-graders.

The first round of drug tests, about 120 screenings, have already been conducted among Mobile County high school students, with 100 percent negative results, said Larry Mouton, executive director of the school system’s career and technical education department.   Continue reading “Drug testing and education program expanded in Mobile County schools”

Police State USA

CASTRO VALLEY, CA — A small family winery has closed its doors after being fined $115,000 for allowing volunteers to help in the wine-making process.

“There’s just no money left; they’ve taken everything,” said Jim Smyth, one of the owners Westover Winery.

Unbeknown to the Smyth family — and many other California business owners — it is illegal in the state to use unpaid volunteers at a for-profit business.   Continue reading “Family-owned California winery fined $115,000 for using volunteers; put out of business”

Reuters

U.S.-led air strikes hit grain silos and other targets in Islamic State-controlled territory in northern and eastern Syria overnight, killing civilians and wounding militants, a group monitoring the war said on Monday.

The aircraft may have mistaken the mills and grain storage areas in the northern Syrian town of Manbij for an Islamic State base, said the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. There was no immediate comment from Washington.   Continue reading “U.S-led raids hit grain silos in Syria, kill workers: monitor”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Let’s begin with 1910-1913. The Rothschilds had several prominent business partners in America. Amongst them were John D Rockefeller, J P Morgan, the Warburg brothers and Jacob Schiff.  There was  a gathering of their agents on a private railcar across the river from Manhattan on November 22, 1910. They went from there to Jekyll Island Georgia to draft the legislation that would become the Federal Reserve Act. Also in 1913 the IRS was created. The Federal Reserve Act gave Bankers the right to charge us interest on money they created out of nothing. The IRS was needed to pay the interest on the money that was created out of thin air.

1917. The Jewish Bankers of London and New York had decided to sell America’s entry into WW I in exchange for the Balfour Declaration written in the form of a letter to Lord Rothschild. Wealthy Jewish families financed the Soviet revolution.   Continue reading “Israel’s Cost To America. And What Happens When We Are Of No Use To Israel?”

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BATR – by SARTRE

The concept of Übermensch, is a German term generally associated with a superman. This Overman concept is much more than a school of thought viewpoint. It is a nightmare of untold propositions. Paul Kurtz is editor-in-chief of Free Inquiry. He states, “There is no word in the English language that adequately conveys the meaning of secular humanism. Secular humanism is not a religion; it represents a philosophical, scientific, and ethical outlook. I have accordingly introduced a new term, eupraxsophy, in order to distinguish humanistic convictions and practices from religious systems of faith and belief.   Continue reading “NWO Overman is the Eupraxsophy of Transhumanism”

Left Hook – by Dean Henderson

While Western intelligence agencies have been busy backingal Qaeda thugs in Libya, Iraq and Syria; authentic people-power protests have commenced apace in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Yemen and Algeria. 

Battle lines are being drawn in the region.  The outcome may well define global geopolitics for the next century.

Ever since the Rockefeller/Rothschild petro-monopoly discovered oil in the region, there has been a resource war between regional nationalist leaders like Boumediene, Nasser and Mossadegh – who fought to retain oil profits for their people – and the Illuminati banking cartel, which has used oil to grease the wheels of its ever-expanding global capitalist enterprise.    Continue reading “Illuminati Showdown in the Middle East”

Natural Society – by Christina Sarich

Many foods have a number of health benefits, while others stand above the rest as disease fighting wonders – at least in some specific departments. Celery is one of them. The food has been found to be extremely effective at killing ovarian, pancreatic, prostate, breast, liver, and lung cancer cells. In fact, in a recent study, celery killed up to 86% of cancer cells in the lungs (in vitro).

What makes celery so powerfully anti-cancerous? This nutritious, and low-calorie food seems unassuming. It is mostly water, after all, but in addition to calming your nervous system, aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, and lowering blood pressure, celery also contains an anti-cancer compound called apigenin, which has been effective at causing apoptosis (cell suicide) in numerous types of cancer cells.   Continue reading “Compound in Celery Found to Destroy 86% of Lung Cancer Cells”

Project Camelot 

Australia, I am told is always the ‘proving ground’ for the Nazis and Satanists who wish to rule the world (and are apparently doing so in some places) to roll out new legistlation and “test” it on The People.

This latest law that has now passed in Australia will make it illegal to disclose what YOUR GOVERNMENT is doing, national security, surveillance, Artificial Intelligence, spying and much more.   National Security now there’s an incredbly wide concept now to be subject to the whim of the Attorney General of Australia accoridng to this new Australian legislation. This would be like Eric Holder deciding that disclosing the real TRAIL OF THE MONEY into black projects is a Federal offense!!    Continue reading “No Freedom Of Speech In Australia – Heads Up Jornalist And Whistleblowers”

Jon Rappoport

Reference: my collection, The Matrix Revealed.

Some covert ops start out by focusing on an area of conflict.

The first action-step is: repackaging and renaming and relabeling that area so it looks like something it is not.

When that is done, the group in charge of the op has a false reality, a synthetic reality which they can manage, describe, work with, publicize, deploy, reshape, add to, subtract from.   Continue reading “Ebola: one covert op feeds into another”

Natural News – by David Gutierrez

There are no more supplies of an experimental Ebola drug that has shown some possible effectiveness, and there will not be for months. The announcement was made by doctors treating Manuel Garcia Viejo, a Spanish missionary priest who was flown back to Spain for treatment after being diagnosed with Ebola.

Ebola is a viral disease transmitted by close contact with bodily fluids such as blood, diarrhea and vomit. It is fatal in 60-90 percent of cases, often causing massive bleeding. So far, more than 2,800 people have died in the ongoing Ebola epidemic in West Africa — a greater death toll than all previous Ebola outbreaks combined, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).   Continue reading “Ebola drug supplies wiped out worldwide”

News OK – by Nolan Clay

CNN – by Ralph Ellis and Joe Sutton

Fifteen people, many of them teenagers and some as young as 11, were shot early Sunday morning at a Miami nightclub, Miami-Dade police reported.

Police spokeswoman Frederica Burden said the victims ranged in age from 11 to 25 and were taken to area hospitals.

Several victims were released from hospitals Sunday afternoon and a person who’d earlier been listed as critical was upgraded to critical but stable, police said in a news release.   Continue reading “15 people, many teenagers, wounded in Miami nightclub shooting”

Vineyard of the Saker

The context: a double declaration of war

Listening to Poroshenko a few days ago and then to Obama at the UNGA can leave no doubt whatsoever about the fact that the AngloZionist Empire is at war with Russia.  Yet many believe that the Russian response to this reality is inadequate.  Likewise, there is a steady stream of accusations made against Putin about Russia’s policy towards the crisis in the Ukraine.  What I propose to do here is to offer a few basic reminders about Putin, his obligations and his options.     Continue reading “The Russian response to a double declaration of war”

RT

​Residents of Colorado say homeless people continue to flock to the Rocky Mountain State in an attempt to find work in the local budding marijuana industry.

Becoming the first place in the United States to legalize recreational marijuana has already had a significant impact on Colorado by spawning weed tourism companies and attracting visitors wanting to buy pot without risking law enforcement repercussions since the measure went into effect at the start of 2014. Recent reports suggest that homeless people are also among those coming to Colorado, though, and they’re apparently arriving in droves in an effort to land work within one of the United States newest industries.   Continue reading “Legal weed is driving the homeless to Colorado in search of work in budding industry”

ZD Net – by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

The only thing you have to fear with Shellshock, the Unix/Linux Bash security hole, is fear itself. Yes, Shellshock can serve as a highway for worms and malware to hit your Unix, Linux, and Mac servers, but you can defend against it.

However, Shellshock is not as bad as HeartBleed. Not yet, anyway.

While it’s true that the Bash shell is the default command interpreter on most Unix and Linux systems and all Macs — the majority of Web servers — for an attacker to get to your system, there has to be a way for him or her to actually get to the shell remotely. So, if you’re running a PC without ssh,rlogin, or another remote desktop program, you’re probably safe enough.   Continue reading “Shellshock: How to protect your Unix, Linux and Mac servers”