Russia Insider

Bolivia is one of the few countries left on Earth that has the cojones to tell it like it is.

We witnessed some much needed truth-telling last month when Bolivia’s ambassador to the UN deconstructed Nikki Haley’s word goo at the Security Council: “Now the United States believe that they are investigators, they are attorneys, judges and they are the executioners … The unilateral actions are imperialistic actions. The USA is not interested in international law; they ignore it when it is inconvenient to them”.   Continue reading “Bolivia Drops Truth Bomb: Independent Monetary Policy Is Key to National Sovereignty”

Natural News – by Tracey Watson

Though malaria is a virtually unknown disease to many in the U.S., it is a global menace that affects upwards of 212 million people annually, killing close to half a million in any given year. In the past, the medical approach to the treatment of malaria has been to prescribe a type of drug called Artemisinin Combination Therapies (ACTs). However, on the eve of World Malaria Day – which falls on the 25th of April each year – the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it will be starting to test a new anti-malaria vaccine in the fields of Kenya, Ghana and Malawi, beginning in 2018. Though scientists involved with the development of the vaccine have called this “great news,” insisting it will “make a real difference,” is this vaccine really necessary, and will it live up to the hype?   Continue reading “Toxic malaria vaccine to be tested in Africa, even after Health Ranger reports on a botanical alternative with an astounding 100% cure rate”

RT

Eight people have been killed and 28 more injured as a reported suicide bomb blast targeting a NATO convoy hit the Afghan capital, Kabul, not far from the US Embassy. Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack.

The first images from the scene appear to show a car on fire and damaged armored vehicles.   Continue reading “8 killed in Kabul suicide blast targeting NATO vehicles”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Charleston, SC — In December the trial of Michael Slager, who shot and killed Walter Scott in the back as he ran away — on video — tragically ended in a mistrial. Now, in what will likely be another travesty of justice, the officer has reached a plea deal and is expected to plead guilty in federal court on Tuesday.

Slager, who murdered a man over a tail light infraction, was facing both federal civil rights and state murder charges in connection with the killing of Walter Scott in April of 2015. Scott, 50, was unarmed and running away when he was killed.   Continue reading “Cop to Plead Guilty in Murder of Walter Scott Caught on Video”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

Government agents have again let their true colors shine, in a latest attempt to fight one of the most pernicious and brutal crimes embattling far too many communities across the nation — a lack of permit.

Never fear, code enforcers raided street food vendors outside Sacramento’s Southside Park, where they have long made food and beverages available to the public and attendees of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church each Sunday.   Continue reading “Armed Agents Raid Park, Destroy Food, Seize Food Carts — Over Improper Permitting”

The Federalist Papers – by Kimberly Morin

You’ve seen the morons blocking roads and highways, sometimes even chaining themselves across major outlets. They have caused massive issues, including with people who need to get to the hospital.

Sometimes some of these idiots have been hit by vehicles that try to get through but cannot. Of course, the drivers are then in fear for their lives if they keep moving.   Continue reading “North Carolina Passes Bill Protecting Drivers From Street-Blocking Protesters”

WFAA 8 News

What a rescue — one that’s tough to watch.

It was 10 miles north of Canton, just after the tornadoes hit Texas on Saturday, leaving four people dead and more than 50 injured.

Tom Mitchell felt compelled to do something, anything. Without a plan, he started driving. After rolling up to a flipped truck near Myrtle Springs, he learned what was inside — a father, toddler, and infant.   Continue reading “Good Samaritans rescue baby, toddler after tornadoes rip through Texas”

MassPrivateI

Anyone who claims that law enforcement, liquor, beer and wine companies are independent will be ‘hard pressed’ to explain this one. (pun intended.)

Approximately 25 seconds into the video below, MADD spokeswoman Rosalind Donald admits ‘they’re getting the people in place to take care of drugged driving’.  Continue reading “Police & liquor companies claims drunk driving is decreasing and drugged driving is increasing”

Fox News

A student at the University of Texas Austin attacked his fellow undergraduates Monday with what authorities described as a “Bowie-style hunting knife,” killing one and injuring three others.

UT Austin Police Chief David Carter identified the suspect as 21-year-old Kendrex J. White, who was taken into custody without incident near a gymnasium.   Continue reading “UT Austin stabbing spree: 1 killed, 3 others wounded, suspect in custody”

Introductory Note — Benjamin H. Freedman was one of the most intriguing and amazing individuals of the 20th century. Mr. Freedman, born in 1890, was a successful Jewish businessman of New York City who was at one time the principal owner of the Woodbury Soap Company.

He broke with organized Jewry after the Judeo-Communist victory of 1945, and spent the remainder of his life and the great preponderance of his considerable fortune, at least 2.5 million dollars, exposing the Jewish tyranny which has enveloped the United States.   Continue reading “Benjamin Freedman”