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Wake Up America – by Susan Duclos
Two Detroit police officers have now been arrested for robbing unsuspecting drivers at gun point.
The first incident occurred at a Citgo gas station last Sunday, where the station clerk said two white men in a black Ford F-150 with police lights, pistol whipped customers pumping gas before stealing their cash and cell phones. Continue reading “Detroit Cops Arrested For Robbing Drivers At Gunpoint”
As a US military judge decides the fate of former army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning, activists in dozens of cities across the world are calling for the Convening Authority on the case to free the whistleblower.
Protests are taking place in dozens of cities throughout the US and the world, in what has been dubbed the “International Day of Action.” Continue reading “Protesters in 40 cities take part in Bradley Manning ‘International Day of Action’”
An American investigative journalist says the US National Security Agency “possesses highly embarrassing communications” of some members of Congress, using the records to “blackmail” the lawmakers.
Wayne Madsen said a hearing on the NSA’s spying programs scheduled to be held at Congress on Wednesday is just “for public consumption.” Continue reading “NSA ‘blackmails’ members of Congress”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
A weekend robbery in a racially diverse neighborhood of Washington may have been a hate crime, police said.
“This is for Trayvon Martin,” one of the three black men told a white man as they approached him early Saturday, according to Washington Metropolitan Police Officer Anthony Clay. Continue reading “Police: Robbers Tell Man, ‘This Is For Trayvon Martin’”
Freedom Outpost – by Gordan Runyan
I’ve been trying to become a history student on my own for the last few years. Nothing outrageous, just reading good books as I find them on the cheap. I have had my tree shaken in the last year by two books in particular. One is a biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the other is a fairly old textbook documenting the events of the American Revolution. Continue reading “Noble Voices From the Grave Respond To Tyranny”
Gold Seek – by Jim Willie CB, GoldenJackass.com
Many are the signals of breakdown, in the financial system and the Gold market. The day is near for release of gold from under the thumb of the criminal bankers. They can no longer operate in the shadows, recently in full view. The best information coming to my desk indicates that three major Western banks are under constant threat of failure overnight, every night, forcing extraordinary measures to avoid failure. They are Deutshe Bank in Germany, Barclays in London, and Citibank in New York. Continue reading “Signals for Breakdown on Numerous Fault Lines”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
What in the world is Pepsi’s new slogan, “Live, For Now”, all about? If it’s not bad enough that their latest ‘marketing’ is quite Satanic, now we have this ‘illuminati’ company seemingly warning us that we better ‘live, for now’, because we never know what tomorrow holds, especially for those of us who’ve been drinking this carcinogen laden, syrupy death drink for years. Does Pepsi know something that we don’t know? Bizarrely enough, Pepsi’s latest ad campaign also hides their logo, in a sea of red and blue blood vessels. Why? Continue reading “Pepsi’s Evil New Slogan: Live, For Now”
Before It’s News – by N. Morgan
Ah, the predator playing victim! Poor baby! “Pepper Spray Cop” claims he’s been mentally injured by the backlash after the incident when he pepper spraying peacefully protesting college students. Now, “Pepper Spray Cop” wants us tax payers to compensate him for HIS injuries!!
Officer John Pike was fired about eight months after his antics at the University of California-Davis became the subject of a viral Internet meme that saw thousands of famous photos edited to include him pepper-spraying various people and things. Continue reading “Whiny “Pepper Spray Cop” Demanding Compensation For ‘Psychiatric Injury’”
Kansas City Star – by RICK MONTGOMERY
They would prefer to shoot at deer, but sportsmen this fall just might bag some drones.
The Kansas Sport Hunting Association probably will work into its upcoming convention a session on what to do about any non-military drone that may be spying on hunters. Continue reading “Drones are in the sights of some hunters”
A 95-year-old resident of an Illinois nursing home died early Saturday, hours after being shocked with a Taser and bean bag rounds in a confrontation with police.
Authorities said John Warna was a resident at Victory Centre of Park Forest, on the 100 block of South Main Street in the south suburb. He was threatening paramedics and staff with a cane and a metal shoehorn when police arrived at the complex, they said. Continue reading “Nursing home resident dead after confrontation with police”
Tuesday July 30th 2013 peace talks kick off in Washington between Israel and the Palestinians. Which is something we have not witnessed in a long time. Israel appears to be trying to make everyone happy. On July 23rd they gave the Vatican control above King David’s tomb on Mount Zion. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just announced he will try to release 104 jailed Palestinians ahead of the coming peace talks as reported by RT. Continue reading “Mid-East Peace: Israel Declares They Will Give Up Land for Peace With The Palestinians”
National Review – by Eliana Johnson
In order to ensure Americans understand how to access the benefits available to them when many provisions of the Affordable Care Act go online October 1, the Obama administration announced last month that it is setting up a call center that will be accessible to Americans 24 hours a day.
One branch of that call center will be located in California’s Contra Costa County, where, reportedly, 7,000 people applied for the 204 jobs. According to the Contra Costa Times, however, “about half the jobs are part-time, with no health benefits — a stinging disappointment to workers and local politicians who believed the positions would be full-time.” The county supervisor, Karen Mitchoff, called the hiring process “a comedy of errors” and said she “never dreamed [the jobs] would be part-time.” Continue reading “Obamacare Call Center Will Not Offer Health-Care Benefits to Employees”
VIENNA (AP) — Like many others in Austria’s countryside, a tower bell above the red-tiled rooftops of Wolfpassing village marks the passing of each hour with an unspectacular “bong.” But this bell is unique: It is embossed with a swastika and praise to Adolf Hitler.
And unlike more visible remnants of the Nazi era, the bell was apparently overlooked by official Austria up to now. Ensconced in the belfry of an ancient castle where it was mounted by fans of the Nazi dictator in 1939, the bell has tolled on for nearly 80 years. It survived the defeat of Hitler’s Germany, a decade of post-war Soviet occupation that saw Red Army soldiers lodge in the castle and more recent efforts by Austria’s government to acknowledge the country’s complicity in crimes of that era and make amends. Continue reading “Austrian flap over bell dedicated to Hitler”
Alexander also attended the 2009 Bilederberg Conference and shortly afterwards, was named the head of the newly formed US Cyber Command.
Extremism Online – by JB Campbell
That’s what the military calls intelligence. Although it purports to be a civilian rather than a military organization, the NSA is in the business of G-2, collecting information for the military. The NSA director is always a general or an admiral. My first glimpse of the military nature of the NSA was learning that the USS Liberty was under the control of the NSA rather than the US Navy. The NSA director in 1967 was a three-star general named Marshall Carter. You probably never heard of him. Continue reading “G-2”
The Daily Caller – by Patrick Howley
The union that represents IRS employees is urging its members to write to their congressmen to help get the union out of Obamacare.
“I am a federal employee and one of your constituents. I am very concerned about legislation that has been introduced by Congressman Dave Camp to push federal employees out of the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) and into the insurance exchanges established under the Affordable Care Act (ACA),” according to a form letter drafted by leaders of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU), which represents IRS employees. Continue reading “IRS employees union: Please don’t make us enroll in Obamacare”
“He that walketh with wise men shall be wise: but a companion of fools shall be destroyed.”
“We did not have any enemies in the Middle East until we made friends with Israel.”
You are the company you keep. This well-known saying is a short and weak version of Solomon’s true warning. Continue reading “Is Amerika an Apartheid State? “And by thy Friends Shall ye be Known””
Waking Times – by Michael Taillard
There’s still a lot of confusion across the nation about whether or not marijuana is effective for cancer patients. Odds are you’ve heard something about it but weren’t sure whether the information was reliable or definitive. So, in order to help clear things up, here is a list of 25 studies showing that marijuana cures cancer, categorized by the type of cancers being cured in each study. Continue reading “34 Medical Studies Proving Cannabis Cures Cancer”
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Proving that idiocy truly has no bounds, Spain issued a “royal decree” taxing sunlight gatherers. The state threatens fines as much as 30 million euros for those who illegally gather sunlight without paying a tax.
The tax is just enough to make sure that homeowners cannot gather and store solar energy cheaper than state-sponsored providers. Continue reading “Spain Levies Consumption Tax on Sunlight”
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