RT

A hijacked military helicopter has attacked Venezuela’s Supreme Court and a government ministry with gunfire and grenades. President Nicolas Maduro described the incident as a “terrorist attack.”

The helicopter was stolen from a military base in La Carlota by a group led by police pilot Oscar Perez. The vehicle flew over the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, and attacked government institutions on Tuesday. After firing 15 shots at the Interior Ministry from the helicopter, the hijackers flew to the Supreme Court building, where they dropped four grenades of Colombian and Israeli origin, according to Ernesto Villegas, the minister of state for the revolutionary transformation of greater Caracas.   Continue reading “‘Terrorist attack’: Hijacked military helicopter strikes Venezuela court, ministry”

Las Vegas Review-Journal – by David Ferrara

A 30-year-old man pleaded guilty to attempted murder Tuesday in an unusual case involving a hammer attack on a mannequin in downtown Las Vegas.

Shane Schindler is expected to receive a sentence of eight to 20 years behind bars.

His attorney, Ashley Sisolak, said prosecutors agreed not to file charges in three other cases, including two killings, while a charge of carrying a concealed weapon was dropped.  Continue reading “Man pleads guilty to attempted murder in Las Vegas mannequin attack”

MassPrivateI

According to a Stanford Institute project called “The Open Policing Project” which looked at over 100 million police traffic stops.

“Police pull over more than 50,000 drivers on a typical day, more than 20 million motorists every year.”

Does that mean 50,000 people are breaking the law everyday?  Is there an epidemic of lawbreakers on our streets?   Continue reading “Police stop and question 20 MILLION motorists every year or 50,000 every day”

Daily Mail

Security footage shows the moment two robbers broke into a Brentwood, California home and were shot dead by the owner.

The video, which was released by neighbor Reggie Nichols, shows the two men entering the home on the 200 block of Birch Street a little after 11pm on June 21.

Shortly after entering, flashes of light are seen inside the garage as the homeowner shoots at the two.    Continue reading “Two robbers shot dead by homeowner in California”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

Foster children in Missouri have been dangerously over-medicated with antipsychotic drugs — intended to treat conditions like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia — to manage behavioral disorders like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to a new civil rights lawsuit, which instead effectively puts them in “a chemical straightjacket.”

“The sedative properties of the drugs are employed to sedate and control the difficult behaviors of children,” says attorney Bill Grimm of the National Center for Youth Law, which — together with the Saint Louis University School of Law Legal Clinic and the legal advocacy group Children’s Rights — brought the lawsuit June 12.   Continue reading “Lawsuit Exposes State in Taking Kids from Parents and Heavily Drugging them with Psychotropics”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Bibi’s Clowns is a parody video sung by the Cheverly brothers. Humor works. I was sent a link to it by DC Dave a few days ago. More people need to see this. We need to encourage the Cheverly Brothers to make more parodies. And we need to make everyone aware that we are not responsible for the actions of our government. We have a Banker Occupied government that stole $50 trillion from us according to Catherine Austin Fitts. They did 911 and they killed both President Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. They are behind both ISIS and the mass immigration of the Mideast criminal class to Europe and America. Continue reading “Help Make Bibi’s Clowns Go Viral”

Sploid – by Jesus Diaz

Have you ever asked yourself what would happen if the Earth stopped spinning right now? For you it would be like being in a car at 1000 miles per hour and stopping dead in your tracks—you would die instantly. But, believe it or not, it gets even worse after that, as this video explains.   Continue reading “This is what would happen if Earth stopped spinning right now”

Gateway Pundit – by Brock Simmons

In a recent video posted to YouTube, Dallas city councilperson (we don’t want to accidentally misgender anyone) Sandy Greyson can be seen ranting about how upset she (oops, we assumed its gender) is that the city can’t just claim eminent domain over a man’s land.

“This is an eminent domain case for a much needed water line” Greyson starts off. She continues with “And the Council is being asked today to go to settle this case with a man who has fought us for years and has cost Dallas taxpayers millions of dollars and intends to cost us millions more unless we settle with him by going around his property. Continue reading “Dallas City Council Angry They Can’t Just TAKE Man’s Land”

Miami New Times

The details of Miami-Dade County’s proposed plan to surveil poor, black neighborhoods with semipermanent spy planes were grotesque. MDPD had asked for a federal grant for so-called wide-area surveillance (WAS) planes, which can record up to 32 square miles at once and were first used to track Iraqi insurgents. Even worse, MDPD buried its Department of Justice grant deep in a county document and somewhat clandestinely asked county commissioners to “retroactively” approve the fact that the department had asked for the spy planes.

But after New Times broke news of the plan two weeks ago, MDPD Director Juan Perez announced in an email to the American Civil Liberties Union today that he’s scrapping the program.   Continue reading “MDPD Scraps Plan for Aerial Spy Planes After Public Outcry”

Health Impact News – by Paul Fassa

You may have read or heard somewhere that laetrile, a condensed purified extraction of apricot seed kernels sometimes sold as B-17 tablets, can cure cancer safely, without serious side effects. Yet mainstream medical “experts” and news sources derisively label it as worthless and toxic. It can kill you they say, adding there’s no scientific proof it helps rid one of cancer.

The FDA has banned laetrile’s use in the USA, but there are several cancer clinics in Mexico that use it, inviting many medical tourists from the USA and elsewhere to take advantage of Mexico’s health freedom.   Continue reading “Laetrile From Apricot Seeds: The Cancer Cure Suppressed by Big Pharma”