The Duran – by Adam Garrie

Tragedy has struck Syria a a suicide attack kills and injures civilians being evacuated from the embattled towns of Fua and Kefraya to Aleppo. The current death toll stands at 70 with 130 people injured. Among the dead, more than half are thought to be children. The number of casualties is expected to rise as more information comes in.

The attack took place near a bus convoy taking 5,000 besieged Shi’a Syrians away from the Shi’a majority towns of Fua and Kefraya into Aleppo city.   Continue reading “Suicide attack on humanitarian bus convoy kills 70 near Aleppo”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

“This is not a drill,” notorious NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden says.

Malware used by the NSA to hack into Microsoft Windows systems was reportedly leaked just hours ago, meaning anyone who gets the software will have the virtual “keys to the kingdom” and can hack into practically any computer running Windows they want.   Continue reading “‘Not A Drill’: Panic As NSA’s Windows Hacking Tools Leaked”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Weslaco, TX — Americans, it seems, are increasingly becoming desensitized to police violence — to the point that unarmed fathers being gunned down in front of their children barely registers as a blip on the nightly news radar. According to newspaper editors, however, “stories about animal abuse often generate more responses from upset readers than articles about violence directed toward humans.” Reports from police agencies support the claim that “shooting a dog brings more heat down on an agency than an officer-involved shooting of a human.”
Continue reading “Cop Ignores ‘Beware of Dog’ Signs, Enters Yard, Kills Family Dog — Over a Parking Spot”

Truthstream Media – by Melissa Dykes, November 2014

Because the Obama administration quietly announced their plans for 3,400-plus new regulations last week just after Ferguson erupted and just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, a lot of what’s actually going on in that rather long list was already lost and forgotten pretty much the moment it was released.

One regulation worth mentioning has to do with rotavirus vaccines and a condition called intussusception.    Continue reading “Gov’t Admits Rotavirus Vaccine Causes Intussusception, Adds It to Injury Compensation Program”