NBC San Diego

A young girl’s family is speaking out after a TSA agent patted her down for nearly two minutes at an airport over the holiday break, leaving the girl feeling like screaming.

Her father shot video of the incident at an airport in North Carolina, for a flight back to San Diego. Kevin Payne told NBC San Diego he’s all for airport security and making sure people have a safe trip, but he and his daughter feel the pat-down was uncomfortable, long and inappropriate.   Continue reading “Video Shows TSA Agent Pat Down 10-Year-Old Girl ‘Over and Over’”

Courthouse News – by Julie St. Louis

HONOLULU (CN) – Honolulu police beat and falsely arrested a man who was speaking and chanting to a seal on a beach, in an encounter caught on video, the man claims in court.

Jamie Kalani Rice says he was at Nanakuli beach in Honolulu at around noon on Sept. 10, 2014, when he saw an endangered Hawaiian monk seal lying by the shore.   Continue reading “A Monk Seal, a Chant, a Beating, a Lawsuit”

RT

South Korea’s military has increased its monitoring of North Korea after the secretive state claimed a successful test of a miniaturized hydrogen device. The fourth nuclear test by Pyongyang was condemned by leading nations.

“North Korea’s provocation is in clear violation of Security Council resolutions and a serious challenge to international peace and security,” Seoul’s Vice Foreign Minister Lim Sung-nam said during an emergency meeting of ministry officials, according to Yonhap.   Continue reading “S. Korea warns North will ‘pay the price’ for alleged H-bomb test”

NBC News

Donald Trump on Tuesday revived questions about Ted Cruz’s eligibility to become president, saying Republicans could be in a “very precarious” situation by selecting the Canadian-born conservative as the party’s presidential nominee.

Trump told the Washington Post:   Continue reading “Trump Revives Concerns Over Nominating Canadian-Born Cruz”

Oath Keepers

Oath Keepers has received very credible information from an active duty source within the special operations community that at least one SOD-X (Reserve/National Guard Special Operations Detachment, see this, this, and this) unit under the command of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) has been tasked for this standoff at the Malheur Wildlife Reserve and moved to the area.   That source contacted one of our long-time members who is a retired Special Forces 1st Sgt (who has known the source for over twenty years).   Continue reading “URGENT Warning on OR Standoff: Military Special OP Assets Have Been Assigned for Standoff. Keep Women and Children Out of There”

Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

York County, PA — A California police officer was recently busted after driving 247 pounds of marijuana all the way across the country. Yuba County Deputy Christopher M. Heath was caught in York, Pennsylvania with a shipment of marijuana that was worth over $2 million. Heath was reportedly on vacation from his job at the Yuba County Police Department at the time of his arrest.

The York County Police Department has been cautiously silent about the investigation, and they have refused to comment on the details of the arrest, and how they became aware of the shipment.   Continue reading “Narcotics Cop Who Ruined Countless Lives for Weed Possession, Busted with $2 Million in Marijuana”

The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause

If you were pulled over for driving drunk, I don’t think you would expect any mercy from the law. Your absolute best case scenario, would be spending the night in jail, and facing heavy financial penalties for your crime. But just like every other crime, when a cop does it, the same rules and consequences don’t necessarily apply.   Continue reading “This Is How Drunk Driving Cops Are Treated By Other Cops”