Democrat and Chronicle – by James Goodman, Brian Sharp

Among the 893 people who were arrested during the Rochester riots of 1964, according to the city’s statistics, the vast majority were either unemployed or unskilled workers.

Those 804 people gave a sense of the Rochester that was below the radar screen of community leaders when the riots broke out.

“It was a great shock to people who were very confident in the benevolent nature of the community. Clearly, generous benevolence was not sufficient to deal with the problems,” said Chris Lindley, who was then teaching history at the University of Rochester and later served as deputy mayor.   Continue reading “1964 Rochester riots spawned FIGHT, other community efforts”

We Hold These Truths

CUFI (Christians United For Israel) & AIPAC have avoided being required to register as foreign agents for Israel. Craig Hanson looks behind the scenes in this eyeopening, 22 min. expose. Recently, CUFI held their annual conference in Washington, DC. Craig reveals in his analysis what should be obvious: AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) and CUFI should fall under the US government’s Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).   Continue reading “Exposing AIPAC & John Hagee’s CUFI As Unregistered Agents For Israel”

MassPrivateI

The TSA is winning the war on Americans minds as commuters are being tricked into giving away their rights without a fight.

The above video warns that facial recognition body scanners are coming to a train station near you…

“Soon you might have to pass through one of these to get to your train or subway.”
Continue reading “TSA facial biometric body scanners and government watchlists being used in train stations”

Breitbart – by Ian Hatchet

During the Fox News Channel’s coverage of President Trump’s Afghanistan speech, Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) praised President Trump’s Afghanistan policy announcement and warned members of Congress that the next 9/11 will be their fault if they vote the policy down.

Graham predicted that Trump’s proposal will receive a lot of bipartisan support in Congress. He continued, “I’m proud. I’m relieved. I’m proud of the fact that President Trump made a national security decision, not a political decision. … I’m relieved he did not take the advice to withdraw, which would have been disastrous or create a mercenary army.”   Continue reading “Lindsey Graham: ‘I Am Very Pleased’ With Afghanistan Plan – If Congress Votes It Down, They’ll Own the Next 9/11”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In a widely anticipated national address, President Donald Trump on Monday announced that he will not pull out U.S. troops from Afghanistan, saying he’s committed to a new strategy aimed at winning the nation’s longest war, now in its 17th year. Admitting that his “original instinct was to pull out” of Afghanistan – Trump’s core campaign pledge was to reduce US intervention in offshore conflicts – Trump effectively admitted he had been wrong, and said he’s arrived at three “fundamental conclusions” about America’s core interests in Afghanistan:   Continue reading “Trump Unveils New, Dramatic Afghanistan Strategy: “We Aren’t Nation-Building Again, We Are Killing Terrorists””

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

Point Blank, TX – A Sheriff’s Deputy is currently being investigated for his role in an officer-involved shooting—but this is not the first or even second time he has been the subject of such an investigation, and his record shows that he has been suspended multiple times during his short career.

Chase Welch, 26, was hired by the San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Office on July 25, according to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. On his second day after joining the department, Welch shot and wounded a 48-year-old man on Aug. 6.   Continue reading “Cop Kills 2 People, Allowed to Resign, Joins New Dept, Shoots Man on 2nd Day—All in a Year”

Activist Post – by Catherine Frompovich

5G is creating an environmental nightmare in more ways than technology addicts even can imagine!

Since 5G waves don’t travel very far, innovative ‘cell towers’ of all shapes, types and sizes—including that of a refrigerator size—most likely will be ‘planted’ on a pole of some sort outside most buildings, including your home!   Continue reading “Is This What You Want Outside Your Bedroom Window?”

The Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane

It is said that when there’s a will, there’s a way – and ambitious thieves in Conway, Arkansas proved it last week.

A person – or persons – stole an ATM by ramming it with a forklift and loading it into a waiting truck.

The bold heist was caught on camera, and police uploaded the video footage to Facebook.  Continue reading “Thieves Use Forklift to Steal ATM in Brazen Heist”

AOL

James Joseph Dresnok, the only known U.S. soldier to be still living in North Korea after he defected more than five decades ago, died last year, his two sons confirmed.

Dresnok pledged his loyalty to the “great leader Kim Jong-un,” his sons Ted and James Dresnok said in a video interview posted on the state-run Uriminzokkiri website. They confirmed their father had a stroke last November.  Continue reading “North Korean-born sons of last American soldier to defect confirm their father’s death and threaten a frightening end to the US”

KTVU

LIVERMORE, Calif. (KTVU) – Livermore police shot and killed a an armed man who they say was acting bizarrely and whose home lit up into flames while he was barricaded inside.

The officer-involved shooting occurred just before 9 p.m. in  a mobile home park in the 1300 block of Via Desta, according to Lt. John Hurd.

Police say that he challenged his neighbors to a fight. When officers arrived after the first 911 call, he retreated inside, made suicidal statements and fired his gun several times.  Continue reading “Livermore, California police shoot and kill armed suspect whose home lit up in flames”

RT

A meeting to honor victims of crimes allegedly committed by illegal immigrants sparked a counter protest at California’s Laguna Beach on Sunday.

Supporters of the ‘America First!’ rally numbered an estimated 20 people.  Continue reading “Protesters dwarf ‘America First!’ supporters 100 to 1 at Laguna Beach rally”

The Telegraph – by Cara McGoogan

Smartphone owners who replace smashed screens at third party outlets could be at risk of having their devices hacked, a study has revealed.

Researchers at the University of the Negev have shown that replacement screens for Android smartphones can be manipulated to steal personal information and take control of a repaired device.

The attack, which is almost undetectable, can be used to “severely compromise” a victims’ smartphone, the researchers said.

Continue reading “Hackers can take control of smashed Android phones using replacement screens”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

The ACLU has announced they will no longer defend the First Amendment rights of “hate groups” if they plan to exercise the Second Amendment.

From The Hill:

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) took a new stance on firearms Thursday, announcing a change in policy that it would not represent hate groups who demonstrate with firearms.
Continue reading “ACLU Will No Longer Defend 1st Amendment Rights Of Those Who Exercise 2nd Amendment”