Press TV

Iran is shipping tons of gasoline to Venezuela in defiance of US sanctions on both countries in a symbolic move guaranteed by Tehran’s missile prowess.

Unconfirmed reports and tanker monitoring groups suggest that at least five Iranian-flagged tankers are transporting fuel to Venezuela through the Atlantic Ocean despite the US sanctions on both Tehran and Caracas. Continue reading “Iran’s fuel shipment to Venezuela guaranteed by its missile power”

New York Post – by Dana Kennedy, Khristina Narizhnaya

About 200 people, mostly small business owners, railed against Gov. Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio during a Staten Island rally calling for an end to the COVID-19 shutdown and a return to work. Continue reading “Angry New York business owners demand end to coronavirus lockdown”

Health Impact News – by Jeff Reynolds, PJ Media

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Lindsey Graham opened her Salem salon last week, in defiance of state lockdown orders. In response, Democrat Governor Kate Brown arranged a $14,000 fine through Occupational Safety and Health (Oregon OSHA) and sent Child Protective Services (CPS) to visit her kids at home while Graham was at work.  Continue reading “Oregon Mother’s Children Investigated by CPS After She Defied Governor and Re-opened Her Business”

Law Enforcement Today – by Gregory Hoyt

PICKENS, SC – A local gym owner in Pickens has been reopening his gym in contrast with state Governor Henry McMaster’s executive order shutting down non-essential businesses in light of COVID-19. Continue reading “Police hang “closed” sign on gym door. Owner replaces it with the Bill of Rights and opens up shop.”

New York Post – by Eric Spitznagel

Patti Mulhearn Lydon, 68, doesn’t have rose-colored memories of attending Woodstock in August 1969. The rock festival, which took place over four days in Bethel, NY, mostly reminds her of being covered in mud and daydreaming about a hot shower.  Continue reading “Why American life went on as normal during the killer pandemic of 1969”

Daily Caller – by Scott Morefield

The central California city of Atwater has declared itself a “sanctuary city” for businesses.

The Friday resolution passed by the Atwater City Council allows business owners to open, openly defying Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s coronavirus-related stay-at-home order. Continue reading “California City To Allow Reopenings, Declares Itself A ‘Sanctuary City’ For Business”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

If every police K9 in one of the 50 states is unreliable with respect to random sampling, wouldn’t that mean that all police officer K9s are unreliable? That’s the question police accountability activists are asking today following a federal court ruling which concluded all police K9s in the state of Utah are unreliable. Continue reading “Federal Court Rules Every Drug Dog In Entire State is Unreliable—Will Alert to Nothing Just to Please Master”

A 10 year old girl asks her mom, “Mommy, how was I born? The mom smiled and replied, “Once upon a time daddy and I decided to plant a wonderful little seed. Daddy put it in the earth and I took care of it every day. After a while the seed started to grow more and more leaves, and in a few months it turned into a beautiful healthy plant.  Continue reading “A child asks a question”

Fox News

The super-rich are escaping the coronavirus by isolating themselves in lavish, multimillion-dollar doomsday bunkers that rival luxury hotel suites as the pandemic continues to spread and many continue to ponder what it may bring in its wake. Continue reading “Ultra-wealthy purchasing bunkers with underground shooting ranges amid coronavirus meltdown fears”

Breitbart – by Joel B. Pollak

Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims said Tuesday that she would not be able to enforce Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stay-at-home orders because she was too busy re-arresting accused criminals set free under the state’s new “zero-dollar bail” policy.   Continue reading “Fresno County Sheriff Won’t Enforce Stay-at-Home Orders; Too Busy Re-arresting Freed Criminals”

Daily Wire – by Tim Pearce

A Michigan barber intends to continue defying the state’s lockdown order and giving haircuts despite officials revoking his professional license.

Karl Manke, a 77-year-old barber in Owosso, returned to work on May 4 after the state government forced him to close his shop on March 21. Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has extended the state shutdown order through May 28, but Manke has refused close his business again despite citations from the police and the threat of 90 days in jail and a $500 fine for violating the emergency order.  Continue reading “Michigan Barber Promises ‘I’m Not Caving’ After State Suspends His License For Violating Lockdown Order”

CBS News

Almost immediately after the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Governor Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order on Wednesday, bars in the state opened their doors — and patrons did not hold back. Video from one packed bar in Platteville has gone viral online.  Continue reading “Wisconsin bars packed with patrons almost immediately after court strikes down stay-at-home order”

Our Bill Of Rights never seems to be mentioned whenever our illustrious circus barking clown speaks to us, only more lies and restrictions to our freedoms are ever mentioned, unlike true heroes in the past, like JFK for example. The man is basically a kiss ass punk, kissing his Israeli masters’ feet, taking backward steps from our Bill of Rights, the Supreme law of our land.  Continue reading “American Nationals Stuck With A True Traitor And Coward – Trump The Chump”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Remember when Jeff Bezos agreed to buy the Washington Post back in 2013 for a paltry ~$250 million?

Well, nearly 10 years later, Facebook has reportedly agreed to pay ~$400 million for Giphy, described by Axios as “a popular platform for animated images”. The deal comes as the Trump Administration DoJ cranks up anti-trust scrutiny of tech titans.  Continue reading “Facebook Buys Giphy For $400 Million As Tech Giant Pledges To Banish All “Hateful Memes””

TASS

NOVO-OGARYOVO, May 14. /TASS/. Russia should create the national genetic database, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday.

“I suggest creating the national genetic database, using our considerable competences and the potential developed in bioinformatics,” the head of state said at a meeting on the development of genetic technologies in Russia. Continue reading “Putin suggests creating national genetic database”

The Jewish News – by Ron Kampeas

WASHINGTON (JTA) — The U.S. Senate unanimously approved $10 million in funding for Holocaust education in American schools.

The vote Wednesday approving the Never Again Education Act, coming after overwhelming approval for the same bill in the House of Representatives in January, sends the bill to President Donald Trump, who is expected to enact it. Continue reading “Holocaust Education Funding Bill Passes Senate”

Natural News – by Mike Adams

Trump is about to name a “vaccine czar” to run “Operation Warp Speed,” a fast-track scheme to distribute 300 million untested, unsafe vaccines across America before the end of the year. The person being named to the position is a former executive with GlaxoSmithKline, a criminal corporation that admitted to a large-scale felony bribery scheme in its $3 billion settlement with the DOJ. GSK’s bribery scheme involved 44,000 doctors and violated the laws of every state in the nation. Continue reading “Trump to name vaccine czar; a former executive of a Big Pharma drug giant that admitted to FELONY crimes under $3 billion settlement with DOJ”