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Some 1,000 anti-low pay protesters have delivered a petition with over 1 million signatures to McDonald’s headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois. Ten workers from the crowd were permitted into the fast food giant’s compound to hand it over.

The “Fight for 15” group, which is demanding the multi-billion dollar empire pay its workers a minimum of $15 per hour, marched toward the McDonalds’s offices Thursday morning.   Continue reading “‘Fight for 15’ protesters hand over 1mn-signature petition at McDonald’s HQ”

KDRV – by Chuck Hickey

DENVER — A video posted to Facebook by a Denver mother has gone viral after she shamed her 13-year-old daughter for posing as a 19-year-old and posting suggestive photos.

Val Starks posted the video Sunday and it has been viewed more than 9 million times and shared nearly 300,000 times.   Continue reading “Denver mom shames daughter, 13, for posing as 19-year-old, posting suggestive photos”

Photo - (Image via screen shot)Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

Jorge Ramos, the influential host of Univision’s Noticiero Univision, said the Latino vote will decide the 2016 presidential election and that Hispanics could see a reward for providing the margin of victory.

In an interview with Harvard University’s Institute of Politics following a speech to students, Ramos predicted that about 16 million Hispanics will go to the polls, likely to vote Democratic based on past trends.   Continue reading “Univision host: Hispanic vote to jump from 12 million to 16 million, will decide presidency”

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The Government Rag – by Jack Mullen

Driving around the State of Maryland (State slogan: “The Free State”) one could get the impression he or she has passed into an alternative universe where the State had morphed into a dystopic, Orwellian-Jumbo-Tron surveillance state complete with big screen outdoor billboards advising ‘citizens’ to be ever vigil of possible terrorist activities and encouraging ‘citizens’ to report any ‘suspicious’ activities they might observe.   Continue reading “Maryland’s Bit Part in Homeland Security Theatre”

My Fox LA – by Jeffrey Thomas DeSocio

Los Angeles, CA – LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The downtown Federal Building was evacuated today when a woman carrying a backpack claimed she had a bomb in the lobby of the building.

The threat at the building at 300 N. Los Angeles St. was made by the  woman around 11 a.m., said Los Angeles police Officer Liliana Preciada. An LAPD  bomb squad was dispatched to the scene, Preciada said.   Continue reading “Downtown Federal Building Evacuated For Bomb Threat, Standoff”

r620-01961b0210d7f1de0b89c293a4fa5335.jpgAll News Pipeline – by Stefan Stanford

According to The Gazette in Colorado, something very unusual is about to happen – by some accounts, the largest military convoy since World War 2 will soon take place; more than 4,000 soldiers and more than 300 Stryker armored vehicles and other rigs from Fort Carson will participate in a road trip from May 26th to May 30th to the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site where soldiers will take part in a simulated war called ‘Raider Focus’. For days, the highways of Colorado will be packed with not only 300 Strykers but hundreds of other military trucks and humvees, taking off every half hour during convoy days and consisting of dozens of 15 to 30 vehicle convoys rather than just one huge US Army parade, for the 4 hour road trip.   Continue reading “Largest Military Convoy Since World War 2 To Hit Colorado Highways For ‘Raider Focus’ War Games”

KFOX 14 – by Erika Castillo

EL PASO, Texas – An active-duty Fort Bliss soldier self-reported for a two day DWI sentence at the El Paso County Jail in 2012 but died before he saw the light of day or his family again.

In July 2012, KFOX14 anchor Erika Castillo reported on the story of the mysterious circumstances that surrounded the death of Sgt. James Brown while he was in jail.    Continue reading “Video obtained of Fort Bliss soldier shows moments before his death while in custody”

jade-helm-15-bbA Veteran’s View – by Robert

Dismissed as a hoax by the Army, the fears of ordinary patriotic Americans have not been dampened by the Army’s public relations presentations.

Americans support our troops but the use of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command and service members from the military’s four branches to conduct an unconventional warfare exercise over 8-weeks across multiple states for the purpose of realistic training troops for deployment in foreign environments makes no sense unless the plan is to use these troops for real within the sovereign fifty United States.   Continue reading “Jade Helm: is the end-game martial law and detention?”

waco 2The Last Resort – by Sundance

The Dead (All Texans):

  • Jesus Delgado Rodriguez, 65, died of gunshot wounds of the head and trunk.
  • Jacob Lee Rhyne, 39, died of gunshot wounds to the neck.
  • Richard Vincent Kirshner, Jr., 47, died of gunshot wounds but the report did not specify where he was shot.

Continue reading “Report of Waco Police Affidavit/Warrants Inconsistent With Initial Public Claims By Same Police…”

The Waco Police MassacreThe Aging Rebel

A shoving match in a bathroom at a Confederation of Clubs meeting in Waco, Texas exploded into a war yesterday. Nine people were killed, 27 people were injured, 17 were hospitalized, two are listed in critical condition, and 160 men were arrested following a brawl at a chain restaurant in a shopping center on the South Jack Kultgen Espressway.

The fight resulted from a long simmering dispute between members of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club and the Cossacks and the Scimitars Motorcycle Clubs. Curtis Jack Lewis, president of the Abilene chapter of the Bandidos, and Wesley Dale Mason, the chapters’ sergeant at arms, were accused of stabbing two Cossacks outside Logan’s Roadhouse in Abilene in November 2013. The two Bandidos were charged with aggravated assault in March 2014. The Scimitars are in the process of patching over to the Cossacks.   Continue reading “The Waco Police Massacre”