spagThe Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

A Mayes County police chief was arrested and released on a $100,000 bond, Friday the 25th of July. He was charged with two counts of lewd molestation.

Police chief Clarence Gregory Sr., 75, stands accused of inappropriately touching two girls over a 7-year period, according to the probable cause affidavit.

“This is such a shock,” Spavinaw Mayor Jim Winn said on Friday.   Continue reading “Police Chief Charged with Molesting 2 Girls, Says He “Was Trying to Instruct Them””

Traffic makes its way over the Alameda Ave. bridge over Interstate 25 in Denver. | AP PhotoPolitico – by Jonathan Topaz

Colorado’s law to provide undocumented immigrants with driver’s licenses takes effect Friday and is playing out against the backdrop of heightened attention to the issue in light of the crisis on the Texas border.

The law’s supporters say it will make the roads safer and provide legal recognition for thousands of undocumented immigrants who have lived and paid taxes in the state for years.   Continue reading “Colorado: Licenses for illegals”

Deadly PlantsPreparing for SHTF

When people think of deadly plants, they conjure up visions of Amazon rainforests and other far flung destinations. You would be mistaken to think that deadly plants don’t surround you in North America and Europe. Some of these plants are so toxic they can kill in minutes. Some look like common herbs. The key to avoiding death by plant is knowledge and the ability to identify which ones are deadly and which are safe for consumption. With that being said check out this excellent video below by Vsauce2 to learn about some of these top deadly plants.   Continue reading “Top 9 Deadly and Dangerous Plants to Avoid”

chelsea clintonThe Real Revo – by Jim22

And Hill and Billy each get a quarter million. As I said before, we will know when Hillary is running for President because she won’t be able to charge for a campaign speech.

Or will she? In this upside-down Bizzarro world anything is possible now.   Continue reading “Now I Understand Why Chelsea Clinton Gets $75,000 For A Speech”

American Everyman – by Scott Creighton

UPDATE: What Joe failed to say: the obvious – Israel is a terrorist state.

“It is a violation of international law to destroy civilian infrastructure and lives if there is no concrete military advantage in doing so. “Israel is repeatedly and flagrantly violating the law of armed conflict,” a group of international legal scholars said in a statement released this week. “Most of the recent heavy bombings in Gaza lack an acceptable military justification and, instead, appear to be designed to terrorize the civilian population.”AlterNet

Continue reading “Joe Scarborough Tries to Play the Humanity Card – Epic Fail”

sueStoryLeak – by Mikael Thalen

A Colorado woman has filed suit against her former employer and the Carbondale Police Department after she says she was taken hostage during an unannounced active shooter drill.

The training exercise, which occurred last October, allegedly resulted in Michelle Meeker being held at gunpoint by a police officer disguised as a mass shooter.

Meeker says she was confronted by the officer while working at the Heritage Park Care Center, an assisted living facility for senior citizens, and forced towards a vacant room. Convinced the situation was real, Meeker says she refused to enter, prompting the officer to flash a firearm on his waist.   Continue reading “Woman Sues After Becoming Unwitting Hostage In Unannounced Active Shooter Drill”

The Real Revo – by R.D. Walker

When it is the Individual Mandate fine tax.

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled against a challenge to Obamacare’s individual mandate based on the origination clause of the Constitution.

The Supreme Court held in NFIB v. Sebelius (2012) that Obamacare’s individual mandate was constitutional because it was a tax. The Constitution also says tax legislation must originate in the House. Continue reading “When is a tax not a tax?”

Reuters

An oil tanker has started loading a cargo of condensate, or ultra-light oil, the first such export from the United States since the easing of a 40-year-old ban on U.S. crudeexports, two sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

Westport Petroleum Inc, the Franklin, Tennessee-based shipping arm of Japanese trader Mitsui & Co, chartered the BW Zambesi, an LR1 tanker, also known as a Panamax class vessel, in mid-July for the voyage.   Continue reading “Ship loads first U.S. oil condensate export cargo in 40 years – sources”

Huffington Post – by Paul Blumenthal

WASHINGTON — On June 14, 2012, someone created a corporation in Ohio called American Dream Fund LLC. Six months later, this corporation made a $250,000 contribution to a super PAC called Advancing Freedom Action Network, which supports the re-election of Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted (R).

The actual person behind American Dream Fund LLC remains unknown. The limited liability corporation was created by an incorporation firm called CT Corporation System. The LLC’s listed agents are simply hired incorporators working for CT Corporation System.   Continue reading “Corporations Have Found Yet Another (Secret) Way To Help Get Politicians Elected”

If Ebola Hits U.S., Even Healthy Americans Will be QuarantinedInfowars – by Paul Joseph Watson

With concerns growing over the deadly Ebola virus, which has killed 670 people in West Africa, preparations are already underway in the United States, where even healthy Americans will be subjected to forced quarantine in the event of an Ebola pandemic.

Western governments are now issuing alerts to doctors to be on the lookout for symptoms of the disease after an infected Liberian man was found to have traveled through a major transport hub in Nigeria. The World Health Organization has called the outbreak the worst on record, while Doctors Without Borders says the situation is “out of control.”   Continue reading “If Ebola Hits U.S., Even Healthy Americans Will be Quarantined”

The Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

(Wakeforest, N.C.) — A video uploaded to youtube Wednesday by Janell Gill, shows a man being arrested and tasered by the Wake Forest Police Department for allegedly saying the word “f#@k.”

At the beginning of the video we can see that police are tasering him and claiming that he is ‘resisting.’

He is face down on the pavement, with 3 cops on top of him, with taser prongs in his back, while cops are twisting his arms into painful positions, and because he is not completely limp, they are calling it ‘resisting.’   Continue reading “Police State Insanity! Cops Assault and Arrest This Man for Saying ‘F**k’”

A picture taken on June 28, 2014 shows a member of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) putting on protective gear at the isolation ward of the Donka Hospital in Conakry, where people infected with the Ebola virus are being treated. (AFP Photo)RT

The US Peace Corps announced on Wednesday that it was removing its 340 volunteers from West Africa due to recent Ebola outbreak, while the federal government is being urged to fast-track a new a drug that could possibly stave off a global pandemic.

According to Reuters, 130 volunteers will leave Sierra Leone, while another 108 and 102 will depart Liberia and Guinea, respectively. The Peace Corps blamed the virus’ continued spread for the decision.   Continue reading “Peace Corps leaves West Africa as Ebola outbreak expands”

Hellfire missile (Ethan Miller/Getty Images/AFP)RT

The United States is preparing to sell the Iraqi government 5,000 Hellfire missiles through a proposed $700 million deal intended to equip Baghdad with additional power as militants from the Islamic State continue to wage a campaign across the region.

On Tuesday, the US State Department issued a statement announcing the preliminary approval of an agreement that would give Iraq a new arsenal of AGM-114K/N/R Hellfire missiles and associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support “to help improve the Iraq Security Forces’ capability to support current on-going ground operations.”   Continue reading “US to sell largest ever Hellfire missile cache to Iraq”

Mail.com

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Immigration courts are speeding up hearings for the tens of thousands of Central American children caught on the U.S. border after criticism that the backlogged system is letting immigrants stay in the country for years while waiting for their cases to be heard.

There are 375,000 cases before the immigration courts and many immigrants wait months or years for a hearing. Instead of bumping children to the back of that long line, the courts are now giving each child an initial court hearing within three weeks, according to the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review. A spokeswoman for the courts didn’t answer questions about how many children’s hearings had been set under the new plan, or which courts had scheduled additional hearings.   Continue reading “Immigration courts speed up children’s cases”

Mail.com

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Once-forgotten plaques placed by a Portland police officer in a city park to honor five Nazi-era German soldiers have come back to haunt the city.

The officer, Capt. Mark Kruger, threatened to sue the city last year over texts sent by a top police official to an officer characterizing him as a Nazi sympathizer. Instead of going to court, the city settled, agreeing to give Kruger 80 hours of vacation and $5,000.   Continue reading “Portland settles suit by officer who honored Nazis”

Colin PowellMail.com

WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department has endorsed the broad conclusions of a harshly critical Senate report on the CIA’s interrogation and detention practices after the 9/11 attacks, a report that accuses the agency of brutally treating terror suspects and misleading Congress, according to a White House document.

“This report tells a story of which no American is proud,” says the four-page White House document, which contains the State Department’s preliminary proposed talking points in response to the classified Senate report, a summary of which is expected to be released in the coming weeks.   Continue reading “State Dept: ‘No American is proud’ of CIA tactics”

Mail.com

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) — Racing against time, members of a Japanese organization are combing a New York military museum’s World War II records for information they hope will lead to the graves of American servicemen still listed as missing in action on Saipan.

The reason for the urgency: A developer plans to begin construction in the fall on a condominium near the beach where scores of Americans were killed on July 7, 1944, during Japan’s largest mass suicide attack of the war.   Continue reading “Japanese search US archives for WWII MIA info”