Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Protests over the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in North Dakota grew increasingly hostile over the weekend as police arrested 127 activists who setup multiple highway blockades claiming “unceded territory” in the direct path of the pipeline’s construction.  According to a report by RT, police were forced to make arrests as the blockades directly threatened the ability of local officials to provide emergency services.

The Morton County Sheriff’s Department posted the following update to their Facebook page claiming that the 127 arrests from the weekend brought the total since August 10th to 269.    Continue reading “125 Arrested As Dakota Pipeline Protests Grow Hostile; Media Drones Shot Down By Police”

Investment Watch – by Pamela Williams

Sanctuary cities continue to be a problem for ICE, as they refuse to follow the law that ICE tries to enforce.  Considering the number of immigrants coming into the United States without proper vetting, this is a dire situation for all American citizens.

Until I read this article, and I viewed the map below I had no idea how many sanctuary cities there are in the US.  This map gives you a chance to see if you are close to one, or if, in fact, you live in one.   Continue reading “Sanctuary Cities Continue To Obstruct Enforcement, Threaten Public Safety. How Close Are You To A Sanctuary City?”

Daisy Luther

You know all of those cool, sci-fi gadgets that people are beginning to get that are connected to the internet in their homes?  The voice controlled thermostats, the wireless printers and cameras, the home security systems, the food scale that sends the calories to your phone app, those “smart” appliances that text you to pick up milk, and the DVRS that can be programmed via your phone from work?

Apparently, those things may not be so smart after all because they played a big role in the cyber attack that took place last Friday. Security analysts believe that Friday’s attack on popular websites such as Reddit, Twitter, Netflix, and Spotify was the first one carried out by hackers who used the “Internet of Things.”   Continue reading “Maybe all those “smart” gadgets and appliances from China aren’t such a smart idea”

RT

A suspect is on the run from police after reportedly shooting two people dead in Oklahoma. He is armed with an AK-47 and allegedly shot two officers and a woman earlier. He has also reportedly stolen multiple vehicles.

The suspect has been identified as 38-year-old Michael Vance.   Continue reading “Oklahoma suspect kills 2 with AK-47 after shooting & injuring 2 cops”

Dr. Mercola

Can light affect your health? In this interview, Dr. Alexander Wunsch, a world class expert on photobiology, shares the hidden dangers of light-emitting diode (LED) lighting that most people are completely unaware of.

In fact, this could potentially be one of the most important video interviews I’ve done, as it has enormous impacts — not only on preventing blindness as you age but it is also a pervasive hidden risk factor for sabotaging your health.   Continue reading “How LED Lighting May Compromise Your Health”

Dr Sircus

Recently, CIA Director John Brennan admitted Chemtrails, or as he put it, “Stratospheric Aerosol Injection,” is established geoengineering science used to fight global warming. Though I am fortunate enough to live in the interior of Brazil where there is little spraying I have for years listened to people complain about the mass spraying of poisons into the sky. Now we have an official reason why.   Continue reading “Geoengineering – First Order Insanity”

RT

Nearly 1,000 people had to be treated for breathing problems after Islamic State terrorists set a sulphur plant ablaze in Mishraq, south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, Reuters reported, citing hospital sources.

Medics at the hospital in Qayyara, which is located near Mosul, said that no deaths have been reported as a result of the blaze, but, according to an Iraqi official, two villagers close to the factory died after coming in contact with the toxic substance.   Continue reading “Nearly 1,000 reportedly treated for breathing problems after ISIS torches sulphur plant near Mosul”