Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Lee County, FL — Lee County Deputy Raymond Gallagher is a bad cop. It is cops like him that add to the fear people feel when they see those red and blue lights in their rearview mirrors as they are targeted for extortion for some arbitrary traffic violation. However, thanks to the power of video and a cop watching citizen, Deputy Raymond Gallagher is a cop no more.   Continue reading “Woman Run Over by Her Car As Crazed Cop Drags Her Out at Gunpoint for No Reason”

The Journal

IT’S EERILY QUIET at the Tuam grave site on Friday afternoon, the day the world was told a “significant” number of remains of babies and small children were found in sewage chambers on the grounds of former mother and baby home.

The sod is turned on what was once a simple grass-covered memorial site, and hoardings mark the perimeter. Next to a standard health and safety notice, which blocks the entrance to the excavation site, a plaque mounted on the wall reads: “In loving memory of those buried here. Rest in peace.”   Continue reading “No mourning at final resting place of Tuam babies – only an eerie silence”

Conservative Daily – by Layla Velasquez

It started on June 15, 2015. CNN did an expose on St Mary’s Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Florida. The segment aired on Anderson Cooper’s 360 Degrees; reporting was done by medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen.

The story centered around the infant heart surgery program. It said the infant mortality rate was stunning, three times the national average as compiled by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS). CNN interviewed several families who have lost children or have had unsuccessful operations with long-term effects, and featured heart-wrenching stories of families that were devastated by the alleged malpractice.   Continue reading “CNN Found Guilty In Lawsuit, $30M Penalty Advances For Knowingly Publishing Fake News Hit Job”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Louisville, KY — When Louisville police officer Sarah Stumler, along with her fellow officers, searched an abandoned home Wednesday, looking for a suspect, they thought they’d done their jobs ensuring each room was cleared. First, they worked their way around the bottom floor. Then they cleared the top floor, before bolstering their weapons, apparently satisfied the suspect was no longer in the home.

But on their way out, Stumler noticed something which caught her attention. Suddenly, she drew her firearm, and shouted, “Show me your hands!” But no sooner had she stated the command that she fired one shot into the torso of a shadowy figure hiding behind a mattress which had been propped up against a wall. “Oh s__t!” Stumbler said, almost immediately aware she’d shot a man, maybe unintentionally.   Continue reading “‘Show Your Hands,’ BOOM! Cop Shoots Unarmed Man Before He Can Comply”

The Daily Sheeple – by Daniel Lang

Brace yourself for the most perplexing and freaky video that you’ll see all year. Recently a Boston man tweeted a video that shows a flock turkeys circling a dead cat lying in the middle of the road. It is absolutely as weird as that sounds.   Continue reading “WTF: Boston Man Captures Footage Of Turkeys Repeatedly Circling Dead Cat For No Discernible Reason”

ABC News 7

OCEAN GROVE, New Jersey (WABC) — Three homes, a vacant hotel and the five-story condo complex were damaged or destroyed by flames in Ocean Grove Friday morning.

The fire broke out at 5:15 a.m. Seven total structures were involved.

It appears to have started in the Warrington Rest Home on Lake Avenue, a former hotel that was more recently used by the state for housing. That structure was recently vacated by the state, the residents moved out, and it was under renovation.   Continue reading “Ocean Grove, New Jersey, Buildings On Fire”

KING 5 News

PARKLAND, Wash. – An upset mother is speaking out after a school resource officer handcuffed her 8-year-old son at school.

It happened in the principal’s office at Brookdale Elementary in Parkland.

Amanda Bullinger said it started on the elementary school’s playground on Monday. Her 8-year-old son Ayden had been dealing with an ongoing bullying problem, which had come to a head.   Continue reading “8-year-old Parkland boy handcuffed at school”

Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia

Science today, in all fields, is plagued by corruption. Yet, more often than not, attempts to create awareness about scientific fraud — an issue that few journalists have been willing to address — are met with the response, “Well, is it peer-reviewed?”

Although good science should always be reviewed, using this label as a form of credibility can be dangerous, causing people to dismiss new information and research instantaneously if it doesn’t have  it, particularly when that information counters long-held beliefs ingrained into human consciousness via mass marketing, education, and more.   Continue reading ““Peer Reviewed:” Science Losing Credibility As Large Amounts Of Research Shown To Be False”

Activist Post – by Jay Syrmopoulos

In an effort to push back against repressive federal control of marijuana policy, bipartisan legislation was introduced in Congress by representatives Tom Garrett (R-VA) and Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) to exclude cannabis from the federal Controlled Substances Act (CSA), which absurdly lists marijuana as a Schedule 1 substance — a classification that denotes a substance being dangerous and having no known medicinal value.   Continue reading “Landmark Bill Introduced In Congress Would Legalize Cannabis On Federal Level”

Washington Post – by Peter Holley

The sight of a large blue-and-white Trump flag perched atop the lead vehicle in a military convoy was a shocking sight for some Kentucky drivers on the final weekend in January.

Video and photos of the vehicle spread rapidly online, prompting Navy officials to open an investigation after they confirmed that the convoy was from a special warfare unit from Virginia Beach.   Continue reading “A special warfare unit flew a Trump flag in public. Now the Navy is punishing its members.”

Truth Dig – by Emma Niles

Just a day before President Trump spoke to Congress and stated that his administration has “begun to drain the swamp of government corruption,” the White House announced new additions to the National Economic Council, which is packed with former corporate lobbyists and with allies of the Koch brothers. The council advises the president on foreign and domestic economic policy.

Council Chairman Gary Cohn said the new appointees would be part of a “best-in-class team,” but many observers were quick to point out conflicts of interest.   Continue reading “Ex-Lobbyists and Koch Brothers Allies Will Run Trump’s Economic Team”

If Americans Knew

An Israeli Defense Forces soldier has been sentenced to 18 months in jail on a manslaughter conviction for shooting a Palestinian man in the head after he had already been disarmed and injured by other soldiers.

The incident occurred last year in the city of Hebron and was caught on video (scroll down to view) by Imad Abu Shamsiya.   Continue reading “Palestinian children throwing stones got longer sentences than Israeli who killed unarmed man”