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Breathometer’s ‘A01 Smartphone Breathalyzer‘ billed as the “world’s first smartphone breathalyzer” is a failure! The Breathometer company which ran a successful crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, received $1 million from wealthy investors on ‘Shark Tank‘ to develop a smartphone breathalyzer. Continue reading “Million dollar inaccurate breathalyzer “was deceptive and dangerous””
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has called on the US to put an end to the “illegal war” she believes it wages in Syria after visiting Damascus and Aleppo. During her trip, she spoke with civilians, religious leaders, opposition leaders, and President Assad.
Gabbard described her privately-funded seven-day trip to Lebanon and Syria as a “fact-finding mission” to learn the truth about the war by speaking directly to the Syrian people. The itinerary was kept secret until Gabbard’s return to the US for security reasons. Continue reading “Rep. Gabbard calls on US govt to stop ‘supporting terrorists’ after meeting Syria civilians & Assad”
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Florida – -(Ammoland.com)- The critically important self-defense bill, SB-128, was heard by the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday, Tuesday, January 24, 2017 and PASSED 5-4.
SB-128 Burden of Proof by Sen. Rob Bradley restores the presumption of innocence in self-defense cases by putting the burden of proof BACK ON THE STATE where it belongs. That is all the bill does. Continue reading “Florida Burden Of Proof Bill Passed Out of Committee”
Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown
It appears the government wants to hide the illegal actions it has taken, along with those of the Bureau of Land Management in the Bundy Ranch trial that is soon to begin.
On Tuesday, Prosecutors in Las Vegas filed a Motion In Limine in the case of The United States vs Cliven Bundy et al. They are hopeful that Nevada District Court Judge Gloria Navarro will allow the US central government to “cover-up” any wrong doing by Bureau Of Land Management agents during the 2014 Bundy Ranch siege. Continue reading “Prosecutors Seek to Protect BLM from Scrutiny in Bundy Ranch Trial”
The Washington Post – by Claritza Jimenez
Violent thunderstorms tore across the South over the weekend, killing 19 people. But in an incredible stroke of good fortune, a bathtub probably saved the life of a woman sheltering from a twister that carved a 13-mile path in east Texas, near the border with Louisiana.
The National Weather Service forecast office in Shreveport, La., filed a storm report Monday night that is a simply jaw-dropping. It describes an 800-yard-wide tornado packing winds of 130 mph that tore off the roof of a storage building on Saturday and tossed a party barge 200 yards into a grove of trees. But here is the unbelievable part: Continue reading “A woman flew through a tornado in a bathtub and survived”
Activist Post – by Bernie Suarez
It’s not always in life where you can narrow down the future to a simple question or two, but in the case of American politics you can do just that. It should be in our interest to enjoy life and live life with a free and healthy mind. Knowing what determines the future and having a solid foundation for predicting it is very much a part of that mental health. Just take a close look at the past 4 presidential administrations that followed Ronald Reagan’s eight years in office and you’ll understand exactly where we are historically and what roads are before us. Continue reading “Answer This Question And You’ll Easily Understand The Next 4 Years”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
An illegal immigrant fearful Trump is going to “take him out” bit his roommate’s ear off Monday and threatened to go on a mass murder spree, saying it would make him “happy.”
The man is currently on the run. Continue reading “Illegal Fearing Trump Presidency Bites Roommate’s Ear Off, Says ‘I Gotta Kill So Many People’”
There has been endless discussion over the last few years about how we’re heading toward a cashless society and what that will mean. But never has it been as close as it is now. Numerous countries across the globe have begun actively taking steps to limit the use of currency and are rapidly initiating controls on its use.
In conjunction with government policies, some banks are beginning to charge negative interest rates, actually charging customers for depositing their money. Others have begun refusing to allow that cash be stored in safe deposit boxes. Across the board, banking institutions and government are working hand-in-hand to shut down the use of cash. Continue reading “The Cashless Society Is Almost Upon Us”
Almost two years after Jane started ‘personal development’ course Access Consciousness, she realized she was no longer “thinking for herself.” Nearly £20,000 out of pocket and horrified at the group leader’s claim “children are sexy,” although not to be abused, she cut herself loose.
Access Consciousness claims to be about self-improvement – promising to assist people with their health, weight, money, sex, relationships and anxiety by helping members, known as ‘Accessories,’ to become more “conscious.” Continue reading “‘Scientology knock-off’: Whistleblower exposes ‘cult’ that thinks ‘children are sexy’”
American whistleblower Edward Snowden recently gave a lengthy interview at an event hosted by acTVism. “Freedom & Democracy—Global Issues in Context,” moderated by acTVism Munich founder and senior editor Zain Raza, also featured interviews with philosopher Srecko Horvat, Real News Network founder Paul Jay, economist Richard D. Wolff, Intercept founding editor Jeremy Scahill, and German writer Jürgen Todenhöfer. Continue reading “Edward Snowden: ‘Faith in Elected Leaders’ Is a Mistake Americans Keep Making”